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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-05 · 30 entries checked · 19 flagged · 40 issues confirmed · 19 corrected · 21 still open
Grell Sutcliff — The arc title 'Red Butler' is incorrect; the official English canon title for this story arc is 'Crimson Butler'.
Grell Sutcliff — Grell is not the primary antagonist of the 'first major arc'; in manga chronology, he appears as the main villain in the 'Crimson Butler' arc (the second major story arc), following the Phantomhive Manor Murders arc.
Ciel Phantomhive — Ciel does not possess heterochromia; both of his eyes are canonically blue.
William T. Spears — Scythe rarity: The entry claims he is 'one of the few reapers who openly carries a Scythe (Death Scythe)'. All Grim Reapers carry Death Scythes as standard equipment for collecting souls and killing other Reapers; it is not a rare trait among them.
Ronald Knox — The claim that Ronald maintains a professional standing 'without any hidden complications affecting his employment' contradicts canon, where he is frequently reprimanded and threatened with transfer or demotion by William T. Spears due to negligence and rule-b
Ronald Knox — Describing the relationship with Ciel Phantomhive as defined by a 'sharp rivalry' mischaracterizes their dynamic; while they have opposing roles, they act as allies of convenience in later arcs (e.g., Public School Arc) rather than maintaining a strict competi
House of Phantomhive — Ciel's parents were killed during the cultist attack/kidnapping attempt; they were not victims of the ritual sacrifice themselves (Ciel was the intended victim).
House of Phantomhive — The monarch is historically and canonically Queen Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom, not 'The Queen of England'.
Sebastian Michaelis — The claim that Sebastian prefers his tea with sugar and often hides sweets from Ciel is not supported by canon; as a demon, he does not consume human food for sustenance, and there are no canonical scenes depicting him hiding sweets from his master.
Akuma the Demon Butler — The contract mark is located on Ciel's left eye, not his hand.
Lau — Relationship with the Phantomhive family described as a 'tense rivalry' where parties constantly try to outmaneuver one another; canonically, their dynamic is primarily an alliance of convenience and business partnership based on mutual benefit, often cooperat
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