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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-24 · 30 entries checked · 12 flagged · 23 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 11 still open
Kaldur'ahm — The entry says Kaldur became Aquaman's protégé after Aquaman defeated Ocean Master with Garth's sorcerous help, but in the episode 'Downtime,' Ocean Master escaped, so Aquaman did not defeat him at that time.
Kaldur'ahm — The entry says after a summit between the Light and the Reach, Kaldur voluntarily reveals himself and exposes the Light's betrayal via recorded evidence, not during a tense confrontation; in the episode 'Endgame,' he reveals himself during a tense confrontatio
M'gann M'orzz — M'gann initially posed as Superboy's cousin, but in the canon she posed as his niece, not his cousin.
Justice League — The entry states the series aired from November 17, 2001, to May 29, 2004, but the series actually concluded on July 9, 2004, with the final episode of Season 2 ('Starcrossed' Part 3) airing on that date.
Justice League — The entry claims Justice League Unlimited ran for three more seasons, but it actually ran for three seasons total, with the third season being a single combined season (often referred to as Season 3) that aired from 2005 to 2006, not three separate seasons aft
Young Justice — The original Roy Harper (Speedy) is absent from the team, having been replaced by a clone (Red Arrow) who later impersonates him: This is inaccurate because the clone does not impersonate the original; he believes he is the real Roy until discovering the truth
Young Justice — The team's primary vehicle, the Bio-Ship, is a living organic craft created by M'gann M'orzz's Martian biotechnology: This is inaccurate because the Bio-Ship was a gift from Martian Manhunter and is a native Martian lifeform, not created by M'gann.
Checkmate — Amanda Waller is introduced as head of the League of Shadows, not associated with Checkmate in the series.
The Light — The Light's base is not beneath the Hall of Justice; their secret meeting chamber is located beneath the Hall of Justice in the Watchtower's teleporter bay, but the Hall of Justice itself is a public museum and not their actual base.
The Light — The Light's membership is not drawn from Earth-3; in the Young Justice animated series, the Light is composed of Earth-16 characters, not alternate-universe versions from Earth-3.
Checkmate — Checkmate first appears in Season 1, Episode 19 ('Misplaced'), not Season 2, Episode 6 ('Bloodlines').
Checkmate — In Young Justice, Checkmate is led by The General (Wade Eiling), not Amanda Waller.
Father Box — The entry states the Father Box first appears in Season 2, but it actually first appears in Season 1, Episode 26.
Father Box — The entry claims the Father Box houses a fragment of the Anti-Life Equation, but in Young Justice canon it does not; it is a sentient computer for Boom Tube travel, terraforming, and energy manipulation, and the Anti-Life Equation is a separate concept not dir
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