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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 · 13 flagged · 34 issues confirmed · 13 corrected · 21 still open
Mobius 1 — The canonical aircraft for Mobius 1 is not the F-22A Raptor; it is the F-4E Phantom II early in the game, and later the Su-37 Terminator and F-22A are player-chosen, but the most iconic and canonically associated aircraft is the Su-37, as seen in the game's co
Mobius 1 — The claim that Mobius 1's livery is based on real-world 'Aggressor' paint schemes used by the US Navy is incorrect; the livery is a custom design for the game and not directly based on any specific real-world aggressor scheme.
Yellow 13 — The entry states his lover defects to the ISAF, but the game never confirms this; the woman he loved simply leaves the Erusean military and her fate is left ambiguous—she does not defect to ISAF.
Yellow 13 — The entry says 'He could have ordered a retreat, called in reinforcements, or fled' as if these are options he never took, but in canon, Yellow Squadron does retreat from combat on at least one occasion (e.g., after the mission 'Invincible Fleet' they withdraw
Cipher — The claim that 'Cipher's primary Belkan rival squadron is Grabacr Squadron (the final boss in some routes) or Silber Team, not Wizard Team' is incorrect because Wizard Team is indeed the final boss on the Mercenary route, so excluding Wizard Team is a factual
Cipher — The statement that 'the ending cutscene is the same regardless' is incorrect; the ending cutscene, epilogue narration, and medal awarded vary significantly between the Knight, Soldier, and Mercenary routes.
Leasath Kingdom — The entry refers to Leasath as a 'Federation' in the intro, which is incorrect; the correct designation is the 'Leasath Kingdom' or simply 'Leasath'.
Leasath Kingdom — The entry describes Leasath as a 'militaristic dictatorship led by Diego Gaspar Navarro', but in canon the nation is officially a kingdom and its political structure is not explicitly defined as a dictatorship.
Lighthouse Project — The entry states the Lighthouse War is 'a conflict distinct from the Second Usean Continental War.' In canon, the Lighthouse War is the same conflict as the Second Usean Continental War.
Lighthouse Project — The entry claims the Lighthouse Project was 'not a clandestine Erusean gambit to weaponize a unique energy source.' In canon, Erusea did weaponize the space elevator's power transmission capabilities.
Estovakian Independence War — The claim that 'Estovakia had already seceded from the Union of Yuktobanian Republics and was an independent nation' is incorrect; Estovakia became independent through the dissolution of the UYR after the Circum-Pacific War, not via prior secession.
Belkan Stealth Technology — The ADF-01 FALKEN was developed independently by General Resource Limited, with no established canon link to Belkan stealth data.
Belkan Stealth Technology — The ADFX-01 Morgan was developed before the Belkan War (1990s), not during Belka's final desperate years before collapse.
Circum-Pacific Conflict — The V2 was destroyed during the Circum-Pacific Conflict, not the Belkan War of 1995.
Circum-Pacific Conflict — The entry claims Belka was not involved in the Circum-Pacific Conflict, but Belkan remnants and the Grey Men were heavily involved.
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