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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 19 flagged · 36 issues confirmed · 19 corrected · 17 still open
Riku — Riku's Keyblade in Kingdom Hearts III is named 'Braveheart', but it is not explicitly a reforged version of Way to the Dawn in established canon; it is a new Keyblade granted by Yen Sid, not reforged from the previous one.
Riku — The claim that Riku's new Keyblade is 'explicitly a reforged version of Way to the Dawn' is an invented claim that contradicts established canon; Braveheart is a separate Keyblade.
Roxas — Roxas is exactly one year old when he rejoins Sora in Kingdom Hearts II, having been born on the day Sora became a Heartless and rejoining him one year later on the same day.
Xemnas — The claim that Xemnas's name is an anagram of 'Ansem' with an additional letter 'X' is incorrect; it is an anagram of 'Ansem' with an 'X' added, but the connection to the χ-blade is not revealed in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance—it is a general series
Xemnas — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states 'Xemnas's name is an anagram of 'Ansem' with an additional letter 'X', derived from the χ-blade, a fact revealed in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'—this is inaccurate because the χ-blade connection is not explicitly re
Nobodies — The entry states Nobodies possess 'neither hearts nor souls,' but canon establishes that Nobodies lack hearts but retain their souls.
Nobodies — The entry says 'strength of heart determines the Nobody's form and power, not whether one is created at all,' but canon states that a Nobody is only created if the original person had a strong will; strength of heart does determine whether a Nobody is created.
Heartless — The entry states that a Nobody is formed only if the original person had a strong heart, and even then it is not guaranteed, but in canon a Nobody is always formed from the body and soul left behind when a strong-hearted individual becomes a Heartless; it is a
Heartless — The entry classifies Ansem, Seeker of Darkness as a special Pureblood Heartless, but in canon he is an Emblem Heartless (created artificially or through possession), not a Pureblood.
The Fourteen — The claim that Saïx held a higher rank than some lower-numbered members is misleading; the Organization's numbering system (I–XIII) directly corresponds to rank, with lower numbers indicating higher rank, so Saïx (VII) does not outrank lower-numbered members l
Master Xehanort — The entry states Xehanort appears in his original elderly form only in the final cutscene of Dream Drop Distance, but he also appears earlier in flashback scenes and the secret ending.
Master Xehanort — The entry says Xehanort is 'from the Destiny Islands', which is misleadingly specific as his birthplace is not definitively stated in canon.
Master Eraqus — The entry states Eraqus is one of five classmates with Xehanort as a sixth member, but in canon there are six students total including Eraqus and Xehanort, so the phrasing is factually incorrect.
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