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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: 2026-08-22 · 25 entries checked · 11 flagged · 31 issues confirmed · 11 corrected · 20 still open
Hiei — Hiei's backstory involving his sister Yukina and his abandonment is revealed in the Chapter Black arc, not the Dark Tournament arc.
Hiei — Hiei did not lose the Tear of Ice when thrown from the glacier as a baby; he kept it as a child and lost it later, and Yukina found it after it was lost.
Genkai — The entry states that Kuwabara learns to wield two swords at once after training with Genkai and Hiei during the Chapter Black arc, specifically in his fight against Seaman. In canon, Kuwabara first uses two swords at once during the Dark Tournament arc, not t
Genkai — The entry claims the Sword of Trials is developed during the Chapter Black arc. In canon, Kuwabara first uses the Sword of Trials (also called the Dimension Sword) during the Three Kings arc, not the Chapter Black arc.
Kurama — Kurama did not sacrifice himself using the Mirror; he used the mirror to wish for his mother's cure, which would cost his life, but Yusuke intervened with the Spirit Orb before the sacrifice was completed.
Kurama — Kurama involuntarily reverted to his demon form during his fight with Roto in the Dark Tournament is incorrect; his first involuntary transformation occurred during his fight with Touya in the Dark Tournament, not Roto.
Keiko Yukimura — The entry states Keiko is one of two friends who helped Yusuke pass the tests, but the source lists three people: his mother, his girlfriend Keiko, and his friend Kuwabara.
Toguro Mercenaries — The younger brother's name is incorrectly given as 'Yoshi Toguro'; his correct name is 'Yoshihiro Toguro' (or simply 'Younger Toguro').
Toguro Mercenaries — The claim that they 'absorb physical attacks to increase power level' is misleading; Kazuma Toguro can increase his muscle density and strength, but he does not absorb attacks to gain power—he simply endures them. The ability to absorb spiritual energy is a tr
Dark Tournament History — The Dark Tournament was not a new event created by Sakyo and the Toguro brothers; in canon, it was a centuries-old tournament that had been held for generations in the Demon World, and Sakyo and the Toguros merely revived it for their own purposes.
Dark Tournament History — The tournament was not held on a remote island in the Demon World; it was held on an island in the Human World (specifically, an island off the coast of Japan) that was temporarily connected to the Demon World via a barrier or portal.
Lord Raizen Era — The entry says the Demon World Tournament 'involved human detectives like Yusuke and Kuwabara,' but Kuwabara did not participate in the Demon World Tournament.
Lord Raizen Era — The entry states Raizen 'starved himself for over 700 years,' but canon states he stopped eating humans approximately 700 years before his death, not that he starved for that entire duration.
Spirit Gun — The entry states Yusuke sought out Genkai after defeating Rando, but in canon, Yusuke sought out Genkai's tournament before encountering Rando; Rando was an opponent within that tournament.
Spirit Gun — The entry says Yusuke's demonic lineage was revealed through a recessive gene from his ancestor Raizen, but in canon, Raizen is a direct ancestor (a distant grandfather) and Yusuke's demon heritage comes from a dormant demon bloodline inherited from his father
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