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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: 2026-08-21 · 18 entries checked · 6 flagged · 10 issues confirmed · 6 corrected · 4 still open
Yukine — The claim that Shinki can be restored if their vessel is broken beyond repair is incorrect; in canon, the soul is permanently lost unless special divine intervention occurs.
Hiyori Iki — The entry states Yato pushed Hiyori out of the way of a bus to save her. In canon, Yato pushed her out of the way of a truck, not a bus.
Kofuku — The entry states Kofuku is one of the 'Three Great Gods' alongside Bishamonten, Daikoku, and Ebisu, but in Noragami canon, the 'Three Great Gods' are Bishamonten, Daikoku, and Ebisu; Kofuku is not included.
Kofuku — The entry lists Daikoku as a shinki of Kofuku, which is correct, but then includes Daikoku in the list of 'Three Great Gods' alongside Kofuku, creating a contradiction and factual error about Daikoku's status (he is a shinki, not a member of the Three Great Go
Yukine — Yukine died after being locked in a freezer by his older brother, not his older sister.
Yukine — Yukine's most iconic weapon form is a katana with a black hilt, not white.
Bishamonten's Shrine — The entry states Bishamonten is depicted as a woman with long blonde hair, but in canon she has long black hair.
Bishamonten's Shrine — The entry says Yato once slaughtered her entire previous clan of Shinki, but in canon some survived (e.g., Kazuma), so it should be 'most' or 'many'.
The Boundary Between Worlds — The entry uses 'Spirit World' as a distinct realm, but in Noragami canon, the primary division is between the 'Near Shore' and the 'Far Shore', with the 'Boundary' being the liminal space between them, not a separate 'Spirit World'.
The Boundary Between Worlds — The claim that 'lost souls may become stuck in the Near Shore if not guided' is imprecise: in canon, lost souls become stuck in the Near Shore because they cannot cross to the Far Shore, not specifically in the 'Boundary Between Worlds' as a separate location.
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