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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: 2026-08-23 · 28 entries checked · 9 flagged · 25 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 16 still open
Soo-won — The entry states Soo-won's mother was from a foreign land, though her specific origin is not confirmed as the Kai Empire; in canon, it is explicitly confirmed that she was a princess of the Kai Empire.
Soo-won — The entry states 'the consolidation of the four Dragon tribes under his command through political and military means, as the tribes were already part of Kouka'; this is misleading because the Dragon Warriors were not under his command and the tribes were alrea
Jae-ha — Jae-ha is not Yona's childhood friend or secret admirer; he first meets her during the story after she flees the capital.
Jae-ha — Jae-ha is not the son of a former general; his father was a scholar/official who attempted a coup, not a general.
Hak — The Four Dragons are not created through a ritual; the original Four Dragons were chosen by the gods, and the current Dragons are their reincarnations who awaken via a ritual.
Shin-ah — The phrasing 'not specifically to reclaim her throne' is misleading because reclaiming the throne is a central, explicit goal of Yona's quest from early on, even if not the immediate reason given to each dragon.
Kouka Imperial Military — General Geun-Tae's loyalty to Su-won is tested by his own moral compass as he witnesses the suffering caused by the new king's policies, leading him to eventually defect to Yona's side. This is incorrect; Geun-Tae remains loyal to Su-won throughout the canon s
Kouka Imperial Military — The entry lists 'General Hak' under Key Leadership alongside Yun-Ho and Geun-Tae, but Hak is not a general in the Kouka Imperial Military; he is the former Wind Tribe general who resigned and became Yona's protector, and is not an active general in Su-won's mi
Dragon Clan — The intro incorrectly states the dragons are 'descended from those who aided King Hae-ryu'; in canon, the original four dragons were directly granted powers by the Red Dragon God to protect King Hiryu, not descendants of helpers.
Dragon Clan — The LORE section claims their abilities are 'activated through intense emotion and focus,' but in canon, their abilities are innate and always active, not requiring activation.
Five Dragon Warriors — The entry states 'King Hiryuu founded Kouka Kingdom with the aid of five humans who were granted the powers of dragons by the Crimson Dragon God.' In canon, Hiryuu is the reincarnation of the Crimson Dragon God, not a king who founded the kingdom with the drag
Five Dragon Warriors — The entry says 'The Red Dragon is often depicted as the first warrior found by Princess Yona on her journey.' In canon, the first dragon warrior Yona finds is the White Dragon (Kija), not the Red Dragon (Kija is White, Gija is Red).
Red Dragon Warrior — The claim that the Red Dragon's strength 'rivals a hundred men' is not stated in canon
Red Dragon Warrior — The claim that the Red Dragon can 'crush stone with bare hands and leap vast distances' is not explicitly supported by canon
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