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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: 2026-08-17 · 27 entries checked · 6 flagged · 11 issues confirmed · 6 corrected · 5 still open
Akame — Akame's status is listed as 'Deceased', but in the canon ending of the manga, Akame survives the final battle and is alive, traveling the world to destroy remaining dangerous Teigu.
Akame — The claim that 'She dies from weapon toxicity after the final battle against the Imperial Palace' is false. As noted, Akame survives the final battle and does not die from weapon toxicity.
Tatsumi — Tatsumi's village was destroyed by a Danger Beast and subsequent bandit attacks is incorrect; in the canon, his village was destroyed by a Danger Beast, but the bandit attacks occurred after he left, not as part of the same destruction event.
Revolutionary Army — The Jaegers are an Imperial police/military unit under Minister Honest and are not officially classified as 'Special Class Assassins', a title associated with Night Raid members.
Revolutionary Army — General Najenda commands Night Raid specifically, while the Revolutionary Army is led by the Revolutionary Council; she does not lead the entire army organization.
Night Raid — Najenda wields the Teigu Susanoo, not Pumpkin; Mine is the wielder of Pumpkin.
Jaegers Introduction Arc — Wave debuts later in the Wild Hunt arc (Chapter 14/Episode 10), not during the initial Jaegers Introduction Arc.
Jaegers Introduction Arc — Teigu are explicitly crafted from Danger Beasts, making the term 'legendary creatures' imprecise and misleading regarding canon terminology.
Wave Betrayal Reveal — Kurome is Wave's biological younger sister: This is incorrect. Kurome is Wave's adopted younger sister, not biological. They were raised together in the same facility but are not blood-related.
Wave Betrayal Reveal — Wave met Tatsumi after he had already joined Night Raid: This is inaccurate. Wave first met Tatsumi during the Jaegers' mission against Night Raid, before Tatsumi had formally joined Night Raid (Tatsumi was still a new recruit at that point).
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