We publish our audit record because accuracy claims should be checkable. Every entry on this site runs through an automated fact-audit pipeline (accuracy audit → source-grounded repair → visual QA); this page is generated from that pipeline's own report, not written by hand.
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 · 10 flagged · 25 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 15 still open
Vash the Stampede — The claim that Vash's left arm was cut off by Knives during their confrontation after the crash is inaccurate; in the manga, it happens before the crash on the spaceship.
Vash the Stampede — The statement that the blast from the Angel Arm obliterated the city of July and killed 200,000 people is a factual error; in the manga, the city was heavily damaged but not completely obliterated, and in the 1998 anime, the death toll is tens of thousands or
Knives — The entry says Vash's memory loss after July was 'due to trauma and damage, not specifically retrograde amnesia', but in canon it is explicitly described as retrograde amnesia.
Rem Saverem — Knives did not cause the crash of the entire SEEDS fleet by destroying the central computer; he only destroyed the central computer of the ship they were on, causing that ship to crash.
Rem Saverem — Rem was not stabbed by Knives; she died sacrificing herself to save Vash and Knives during the crash.
Knights of St. Chrysostom — The group is called the 'Knights of the Holy Cross' in the entry, but the canon name from the 1998 anime is the 'Knights of St. Chrysostom' (or 'Knights of Saint Chrysostom').
Meryl Stryfe — The entry says the mission involves securing an insurance policy for the statue, but in the film, Meryl and Milly are sent to insure the city's new power plant, not the statue.
Meryl Stryfe — The entry claims Gasback steals the power plant's core, but in the film, Gasback steals the statue itself, not the power plant's core.
Knives Strettle — The entry states Knives was 'born naturally on the Project Seed colony ship,' but in canon, the ship is named Project SEEDs, not 'Project Seed'.
Knives Strettle — The entry says 'Knives Millions is the twin brother of Vash Stampede' and later 'Knives Millions was born alongside Vash as natural twins,' but the character's surname is Millions, not Strettle as implied by the header.
Nicholas D. Wolfwood — In the anime, Gray the Ninelives is a member of the Gung-Ho Guns, not a non-member as the entry states.
Nicholas D. Wolfwood — In the anime, Wolfwood was not raised in an orphanage; he was a child soldier taken in by Chapel and the Eye of Michael from a young age, with no orphanage background.
Plant Energy — The claim that 'no sequel series titled Trigun Stargaze has been announced or aired' is factually incorrect; a sequel series titled Trigun Stargaze was announced in January 2025.
Plant Energy — The claim that 'The anime series helped drive sales of the sci-fi novel This Is How You Lose the Time War after a user parodied Wolfwood, prompting producer Yoshihiro Watanabe to note its viral impact' is an invented claim with no basis in widely-known canon o
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