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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 · 30 entries checked · 16 flagged · 38 issues confirmed · 16 corrected · 22 still open
Bass — Bass first appears in Mega Man 7, not Mega Man & Bass
Bass — Wily orders Bass to destroy Mega Man, not Proto Man
Proto Man — Proto Man does not remove his helmet and speak to Mega Man in the ending sequence of Mega Man 3; the reveal that Break Man is Proto Man occurs in the ending of Mega Man 3, but he does not remove his helmet or speak—he simply stands in the background, and the p
Proto Man — The claim that Proto Man catches a falling Mega Man during the fortress destruction is inaccurate; in Mega Man 3, Proto Man catches Mega Man after Gamma's destruction, not during the fortress collapse, and Wily is not trapped under rubble at that moment—Wily e
Metal Man — The entry incorrectly states that Capcom received 8,370 public submissions for enemy designs for Mega Man 2; the correct canon is that 8,370 submissions were for the original Mega Man, not Mega Man 2.
Red Alert — The claim that X has retired to seek peaceful resolutions is inaccurate; in Mega Man X7, X is initially reluctant to fight and has stepped back from active combat, but he is not retired and can become playable later in the game.
Red Alert — The claim that Red Alert's internal conflict leads to Axl defecting after questioning their methods is misleading; Axl defects primarily because he is a prototype who rebels against Red's orders, not solely due to questioning methods.
Dr. Light's Laboratory — The entry states that the prototype robot 'malfunctioned and disappeared after activation' and that this incident 'preceded Wily's departure, but did not involve any theft of plans.' In canon, Proto Man ran away after activation, and Wily did steal plans (for
Dr. Light's Laboratory — The entry says the six original Robot Masters were built 'earlier for public works' before Rock and Roll. In canon, Rock and Roll were created first, and the six Robot Masters were built later.
Dr. Cain's Laboratory — Sigma was not created by Dr. Cain; Sigma was built by Dr. Cain from Dr. Light's blueprints, but the phrasing 'created' is misleading as it implies original invention.
Dr. Cain's Laboratory — Zero was never infected with the Maverick Virus; he carried the Sigma Virus, which was transferred to Sigma during their fight, and was not 'purged' of a virus he didn't have.
Light Industries — The entry claims that the color change mechanic when Mega Man changes weapons 'was not part of the original game and is not a widely-attributed canon fact from Keiji Inafune for the early series.' This is factually incorrect because the color change was presen
X Project Completion Date — The entry states 'Model X' but the robot is canonically named 'X' without 'Model' in the designation.
X Project Completion Date — The entry says 'over 30 years of testing' but canon specifies approximately 30 years, not 'over 30'.
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