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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: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 16 flagged · 49 issues confirmed · 16 corrected · 33 still open
King — The entry states that each member of the Seven Deadly Sins held the rank of Great Holy Knight. In canon, only Meliodas was a Great Holy Knight; the other members were not given that specific rank.
King — The entry says the Seven Deadly Sins were absolved after liberating Liones from the rule of the Holy Knights. In canon, they were absolved after defeating the Holy Knights and the demon clan threat, but the liberation of Liones was from the Holy Knights' coup,
Escanor — Escanor was not born into a poor family; he was born into a noble family, specifically the House of Escanor, but was ostracized and lived in isolation due to his power.
Escanor — Escanor did not become a noble through his own efforts; he was born a noble, though his family abandoned him.
Ban's Group — The entry claims Ban's Group is a named, distinct group with a defined leader and key members, but no such group exists in the canon; Ban never leads a separate faction or temporary alliance distinct from the Seven Deadly Sins.
Ban's Group — The entry states the group has a formal status and base of operations, implying an organized existence not supported by canon; Ban operates solely as a member of the Seven Deadly Sins.
Holy Knights — The leader of the Holy Knights was originally Zaratras, not Dreyfus. Dreyfus became Great Holy Knight after Zaratras's death.
Holy Knights — The symbol of the Holy Knights is a cross emblem, not a lion's head/lion motif. The lion motif is associated with the Kingdom of Liones itself, not specifically the Holy Knights.
Grimm — The entry states that the Demon King's curse on Meliodas did not remove his memories, but in canon it did remove his memories of Elizabeth over time.
Grimm — The entry states that the Ten Commandments were led by Estarossa and later by Zeldris, but in canon Zeldris was the official leader from the start as the Demon King's proxy, not a later successor.
God King Estarossa History — Estarossa is not the Demon King's nephew; Mael is the brother of the Supreme Deity, not a relative of the Demon King.
God King Estarossa History — Estarossa was not 'later reverted to Mael'; he was originally Mael, a Goddess, who was brainwashed and transformed into a Demon by the Demon King, and later restored to his original identity.
Kingdom of Camelot Secrets — The entry states Camelot disappeared 'thousands of years ago,' but in canon, Camelot's disappearance and Arthur's rule occur in the modern era of the story, not ancient times.
Kingdom of Camelot Secrets — The intro claims Camelot was ruled by King Arthur Pendragon before its disappearance 'thousands of years ago,' which is inaccurate because Arthur's rule and Camelot's disappearance happen in the modern era.
Holy War of Three Millennia — The Dragon Clan did not join the Holy War; they were already extinct by the time of the war, having been wiped out by the Demon King long before.
Holy War of Three Millennia — The Fairy King at the time of the Holy War was Gloxinia, not a generic title.
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