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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 6 flagged · 19 issues confirmed · 5 corrected · 14 still open
Mamiya — The entry is about 'Mamiya' but the STATS and LORE describe 'Unnamed Survivors' instead, which is a mismatch; the entry should focus on the character Mamiya, not generic unnamed survivors.
Mamiya — The TAGLINE and LORE refer to 'unnamed souls' and 'unnamed refugees,' but Mamiya is a named character who appears in the manga, not an unnamed survivor.
Kenshiro — The entry states 'after surviving a nuclear war, he sought peace with his fiancée Yulia until Jagi manipulated Shin' — this is incorrect: the nuclear war occurred before Kenshiro was orphaned and adopted, not after his childhood.
Linda — The entry is about 'Linda' but the text describes 'Yuria'. The character name is incorrect; the correct name is Yuria.
Linda — The tagline and lore refer to Yuria's death at the hands of 'the Asura', but in canon, Yuria dies from a terminal illness (the 'Cursed Life' or 'Star of Death' curse) in the original manga, not at the hands of the Asura.
Raoh — The entry states 'Eldest of four adopted brothers (Kenshiro, Toki, Jagi)' which omits Raoh from the list, making it factually incorrect as it lists only three brothers instead of four.
Raoh — Raoh did not strike down Ryuken from behind after Ryuken was already fatally wounded by Toki's Hokuto Ujō Ken; in canon, Ryuken survived Toki's attack and was killed directly by Raoh's blow from behind.
Rao's Forces — Mamiya is not a member of Raoh's forces; she is a resistance leader from the village of Mamiya and an ally of Kenshiro, never serving under Raoh.
Jagi's Madness — The entry states Jagi was a 'former brother-in-training' to Kenshiro, but in canon they were fellow disciples of Hokuto Shinken under Ryuken, not brothers-in-training (they were not biological brothers).
Jagi's Madness — The entry claims Jagi 'discovered that Shin had captured Yuria and that Kenshiro's chest bore seven wounds forming the Hokuto asterism, carved by Shin himself.' In canon, Jagi did not discover this; he was aware of Shin's actions and later manipulated Shin, bu
Jagi's Fortress — [phantom sweep] meta-commentary published as content; rewrite source-grounded
Yuria's Village — [phantom sweep] meta-commentary published as content; rewrite source-grounded
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