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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-24 · 30 entries checked · 12 flagged · 30 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 18 still open
Justice — Justice was not resurrected as a clone in Guilty Gear X; the Justice that appears in Guilty Gear X is a clone created by the Post-War Administration Bureau, not a resurrection of the original.
Jack-O' — Jack-O' was not created by the Conclave; she was created by the Universal Will itself (specifically, the entity known as 'That Man' / Asuka R. Kreutz) as a vessel, not by the Conclave.
Jack-O' — Jack-O' is not a separate artificial body unrelated to Aria Hale; her body was created from the soul of Aria Hale (the original human), making her a reincarnation or vessel containing Aria's soul, not a separate construct without a human soul.
Zato-1 — Zato-1 is not absent from Guilty Gear X; he appears as a non-playable character in the story mode and is referenced.
Zato-1 — Zato-1's status is not consistently 'Active' across all games; he dies in Guilty Gear X and is resurrected later in Xrd, so the entry should clarify this variation.
The Hundred Years' War — The entry states the war 'began when the Gears... turned on their creators in an uprising led by Justice, whose awakening and command directly triggered the conflict,' but also claims 'the exact trigger... remains one of the biggest mysteries,' creating a fact
The Hundred Years' War — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section says 'The exact trigger for the Gear rebellion remains one of the biggest mysteries in the lore,' which is contradicted by the entry's own lore section stating 'Justice, whose awakening and command directly triggered the conflict.' T
D.O.L.L. Project Files — The acronym 'D.O.L.L.' is not canonically defined as 'Diversified Organic Lifeform Link' in Guilty Gear lore; the project's full name has never been stated in canon.
D.O.L.L. Project Files — The claim that the D.O.L.L. Project has 'no confirmed ties to other projects in canonical lore' is inaccurate; it is directly linked to the creation of Dizzy and ties into Gear-related lore and the Conclave's activities.
Eden Sanctuary Records — The term 'Dimensional Shift' is not a canonical event in Guilty Gear lore; the Post-War Administration Bureau was formed after the Crusades ended, not due to a 'Dimensional Shift'.
Eden Sanctuary Records — The claim that the Holy Order deliberately destroyed sections of records is not supported by canon; their archives are fragmented and lost, but no evidence of intentional destruction exists.
May's Summoning Magic — The entry states May first appears in Guilty Gear X (2000), but she actually first appears in the original Guilty Gear (1998).
May's Summoning Magic — The claim that she used a yo-yo and talismans to summon monsters in Guilty Gear 2: Overture is incorrect; in Guilty Gear 2: Overture, May does not appear as a playable character and does not use a yo-yo or talismans to summon monsters.
Second Guilty Gear Tournament — The event is called the 'Second Sacred Order of Holy Knights Tournament' in the entry, but the actual canon name is the 'Second Holy Order Tournament' or 'Second Sacred Order Tournament' (the full formal name is not consistently used with 'Holy Knights' in tha
Second Guilty Gear Tournament — The entry states the tournament was organized by the Post-War Administration Bureau (PWAB) under the United Nations. In canon, the tournament was organized by the Post-War Administration Bureau (PWAB), but it is not explicitly stated to be under the authority
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