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: 2026-08-20 · 30 entries checked · 15 flagged · 37 issues confirmed · 15 corrected · 22 still open
Rex Splode — The entry states Rex Splode was 'Created alongside Robot, Dupli-Kate, Atom Eve, and Mark Grayson' — Mark Grayson was not part of the original Teen Team creation; he joined later.
Rex Splode — The entry claims 'Robot constructs a human body for Rex using Rex's own DNA' — In the canon, Robot creates a new body for Rex using Rex's DNA, but this occurs after Rex's death, not while he was alive.
Monster Girl — The entry claims Monster Girl does not appear in the Invincible comic series; no character by that name exists in the established canon.
Monster Girl — The entry states the 'Monster Group' does not exist; the closest groups are the 'Monster Squad' or 'Monster Team,' which are not dedicated to protecting Viltrumite interests.
Debbie Grayson — The entry says Oliver Grayson II is Debbie's 'Adopted Son,' but in the comics, Oliver is Nolan's biological son with another woman (Andressa), and Debbie later accepts him as family, but he is not formally adopted by her in the established canon.
Debbie Grayson — The entry claims the animated series portrays Debbie as 'more perceptive' and 'does not fully fall for Nolan's deception early on,' which contradicts the widely-known canon of the show where Debbie is initially unaware and shocked by Nolan's betrayal, similar
Viltrumite Resistance — The Scourge Virus was created by the Viltrumites themselves (specifically by Thaedus, a Viltrumite), not by the Coalition of Planets.
Viltrumite Resistance — The Great Purge was not triggered by Argall's assassination; it was a pre-existing culling process that occurred before Argall's death, and Argall was killed by Thaedus after the Purge had already taken place.
GDA Security Forces — The claim that Mark Grayson discovered the Guardians of the Globe's bodies after Omni-Man killed them is incorrect; in the comics, it was Cecil Stedman who discovered the bodies and contacted Mark.
GDA Security Forces — The claim that Cecil secretly kept Conquest alive and imprisoned after Mark defeated him is incorrect; in the comics, Conquest was killed by Mark during their second fight, and Cecil did not imprison him afterward.
Angstrom Levy — Angstrom Levy first appeared in Invincible #25, not #16.
Angstrom Levy — The entry claims Levy was created by Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley, but his first appearance was drawn by Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley, and the character's design and first appearance were by Kirkman and Cory Walker.
Guardians of the Globe — The entry states that Omni-Man was a member of the Guardians of the Globe; in canon, he was never a member of the original team.
Guardians of the Globe — The entry lists Rex Splode, Shrinking Rae, Monster Girl, and Robot as key members of the original Guardians; these characters were members of the Teen Team, not the original Guardians.
Cecil Stedman — The claim that 'Season 3 lacks a specific antagonistic character like Omni-Man or Angstrom Levy' is speculative about a season that has not been released as of the knowledge cutoff; no factual canon exists for Season 3 events.
Cecil Stedman — The statement that Cecil 'acts as a primary authority figure guiding the hero to become strong enough to face the Viltrumites' in Season 3 is unverifiable and not based on published comic canon; in the comics, Cecil's training of Mark occurs earlier and is not
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