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: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 14 flagged · 32 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 18 still open
Stanley Pines — Stan's eyepatch is worn over his glasses in the show, not with glasses removed or worn separately.
Stanley Pines — The ship they named as children was the 'Stan O' War II' because they found a boat already named 'Stan O' War' and claimed it, not a ship they built or named themselves.
Stanford Pines — Ford did not destroy the portal; he shut it down and then smashed the control console, but the portal itself was not destroyed.
Stanford Pines — The dimensional rift was not caused by Ford destroying the portal; it was created when the portal was activated and then sealed by Ford using a special glass jar.
Sheriff Blubs — The author of the journals is revealed in the Season 2 episode 'Not What He Seems', not in the Season 1 finale 'Gideon Rises'.
Sheriff Blubs — Bill Cipher does not become the primary threat only in the final 9 episodes; the final Bill-focused arc covers only the last 2 episodes of Season 2, not 9.
Gravity Falls Townsfolk — J. K. Simmons voiced Ford Pines in episode 11 'Not What He Seems' before being listed as main cast starting with episode 12, so saying he 'joined the main cast as Ford Pines starting with the twelfth episode' is misleading and factually incomplete.
Gravity Falls Townsfolk — The 'LORE' section contains claims not supported by the source text, such as 'the townsfolk become either victims or unwitting participants in cosmic conflicts without fully understanding the stakes involved' and 'Their collective ignorance acts as a shield fo
Gideon Gleeful — Gideon's stepmother is not Lazy Susan; Lazy Susan is a different character who works at the diner.
Gideon Gleeful — Gideon does not escape from juvenile detention in 'Not What He Seems'; he appears via video call from prison.
Weirdmageddon — The entry states the climax occurs when Stan traps Bill inside his own mind, then erases his memory, causing Bill to be pulled back into the Nightmare Realm. In canon, Bill is destroyed (not just pulled back) when Stan erases his own memory, and the Nightmare
Abomination Serum — The episode 'Northwest Mansion Mystery' is Season 2, Episode 11, not Episode 10.
Abomination Serum — The serum was not created by the shapeshifter; it was created by the Society of the Blind Eye, as shown in the episode 'Society of the Blind Eye' (Season 2, Episode 8), where it was used on a squirrel by the shapeshifter.
Gobblewonker Horn — The entry states 'The creature itself is not a real entity within Gravity Falls lore; it is a hoax created by Stan using a remote-controlled boat.' This is incorrect because the real Gobblewonker appears at the end of the episode.
Gobblewonker Horn — The entry claims 'Dipper and Mabel never encountered the actual beast—they only believed they saw it, but the entire sighting was staged.' This is false because they do encounter the real Gobblewonker after Stan's fake boat is destroyed.
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