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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: 2026-08-27 · 29 entries checked · 11 flagged · 25 issues confirmed · 11 corrected · 14 still open
Richmond Valentine — The entry states that Valentine distributes free SIM cards worldwide, with recipients later receiving separate microchip implants. In the film, the SIM cards themselves contain the microchip that triggers aggression; they are not separate implants.
Richmond Valentine — The entry claims Valentine's plan spares wealthy supporters who have been implanted with counter-chips. In the film, the wealthy supporters are spared because they receive the same SIM cards but are not activated (they are not given counter-chips; they simply
Arthur Hart — The entry states 'Harry Hart is a protagonist who uses the codename Galahad, while his mentor Lee Unwin died in 1996.' In canon, Lee Unwin died in 1997, not 1996.
Arthur Hart — The entry says 'Eggsy failed his final training test because he refused to shoot a puppy, and the gun was loaded with real bullets, not blanks; this decision allowed Roxy to become Lancelot, as she also refused to shoot the puppy.' In canon, Eggsy refused to s
Merlin — The intro states 'only Eggsy survives the attack; Merlin is not among the survivors,' which is misleading because Merlin was not at the headquarters during the attack, so he was not present to be killed or to survive.
Merlin — In the LORE section, it says 'Merlin assists in the effort to save Whiskey using nanotechnology,' but in canon Merlin does not assist in saving Whiskey; Whiskey is shot by Harry and killed by robotic dogs.
Recruit — The claim that failure during recruitment can result in 'memory alteration protocols' is not supported by established canon; failed candidates are simply dismissed or killed, with no mention of memory alteration.
Savile Row Shop — The claim that Gregory Peck commissioned suits from the house up to 2003 is misleading, as he died in June 2003 and his last commissions would have been earlier.
Merlin's Training — The final test involved blanks, not real bullets. In the film, Eggsy's gun is loaded with blanks, and the dog is unharmed regardless of his choice.
Merlin's Training — Roxy Morton did not shoot the dog; she refused to shoot as well, and both she and Eggsy passed the test. She became Lancelot after Eggsy declined the position, not because she shot the dog.
The Valentine's Island Siege — The entry claims the climax of the first film takes place at a nuclear facility on an island in the Scottish Highlands, but Valentine's base is a private island with a satellite uplink and laboratory, not a nuclear facility.
The Harry Hart Sacrifice Event — The event is described as occurring in the Swiss Alps, but Harry Hart's apparent death actually takes place in a church in Kentucky.
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