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 · 16 flagged · 46 issues confirmed · 16 corrected · 30 still open
Rathian — The Rathian is not present in every mainline game release; for example, it is absent from Monster Hunter 3 (Tri) and Monster Hunter 4 (not 4 Ultimate).
Rathian — The Rathian is not always the first major threat encountered by novice hunters; this varies by game (e.g., in Monster Hunter: World, the Great Jagras is typically the first large monster).
Teostra — Teostra's first appearance is Monster Hunter 2 (Dos), not Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate.
Teostra — Teostra does not have a canonical rivalry with Duramboros; Duramboros is a Brute Wyvern, not an ice-wielding monster, and no such rivalry exists in official lore.
Xeno'jiiva — The smaller entities are called 'Xeno'jiiva' or 'Xeno'jiiva's young', not 'Xeno'jiiva larvae'
Xeno'jiiva — Xeno'jiiva's origin is not explicitly confirmed as extraterrestrial in canon
Thunder Dragon — The entry states that Valstrax and Shara Ishvalda are associated with the 'Thunder Dragon' title, but neither is canonically known as such or primarily Thunder-affiliated.
Thunder Dragon — The entry claims that after Narwa is seemingly killed, her corpse is not found, leading Fugen to believe she is still alive. In Monster Hunter Rise canon, her corpse is present and Fugen does not express doubt about her death.
Nergigante — The debut title is incorrectly listed as Monster Hunter X / XX. Nergigante first appeared in Monster Hunter: World, not Monster Hunter X / XX.
Nergigante — The habitat is incorrectly listed as Volcanic Regions & Highlands. Nergigante is primarily found in the Elder's Recess and the Guiding Lands, not specifically volcanic regions and highlands.
Elder Dragon Core — The entry claims 'Elder Dragon Cores are not mentioned in the source' and 'The source does not describe any item called an Elder Dragon Core', but then the lore section describes such cores as existing in-universe, creating an internal inconsistency.
Switch Axe — The entry states that the Switch Axe's early models used an 'Artillery Gauge' to manage elemental bursts, but in canon the Switch Axe originally used a 'Phial' system from its introduction in Monster Hunter Tri, not an 'Artillery Gauge'.
Switch Axe — The entry claims that the Switch Axe's energy system was originally an 'Artillery Gauge' and later refined to 'Phials' in the New World, but the Phial system has been present since Monster Hunter Tri and was not introduced in the New World.
Light Bowgun — The Light Bowgun was not available in the original Japanese release of Monster Hunter (March 2004); it was introduced in Monster Hunter 2 (Dos) in 2006.
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