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: 2026-08-21 · 21 entries checked · 7 flagged · 14 issues confirmed · 7 corrected · 7 still open
Peter Weller — The entry states Weller 'got into a physical altercation with co-star Corey Haim on the set of *Firstborn* (1984), which he later apologized for, attributing it to method acting.' This claim is not supported by widely-known, established canon or reliable sourc
Cybernetic Armor Suit — The entry states the car bomb was planted by crime boss Antoine Vallon, but in the 2014 film it is planted by a corrupt cop working for Vallon, and in the 1987 film it is planted by Clarence Boddicker, not Vallon.
Cybernetic Armor Suit — The entry says Murphy overrides his programming to confront his wife and son, but in the 2014 film he only contacts his wife via secure line and sees his son from a distance, not confronting his son directly.
Directives Override Code — The claim that Directive 4 prevents RoboCop from arresting any OCP executive is inaccurate; it specifically prevents him from arresting OCP board members.
Directives Override Code — The claim that RoboCop's 'Alex Murphy' face is a synthetic covering is inaccurate; it is explicitly shown and described as the actual skin of Alex Murphy stretched over the mechanical skull.
Murphy Death and Resurrection — Directive 4 prevents RoboCop from harming an OCP executive, but he does not override it to arrest Dick Jones; in the film, he arrests Jones after Jones is fired by the OCP board, which removes his executive status, making Directive 4 no longer applicable.
Boddicker's Warehouse — The entry states the warehouse is 'Not destroyed in the film', but in the film, the warehouse is heavily damaged by explosions and gunfire, though it is not completely leveled; however, the claim that it is 'not destroyed' is misleading as it is clearly wrecke
Boddicker's Warehouse — The entry says the warehouse is 'the final battleground to confront human monsters who believe they stand above justice.' In the film, the final confrontation with Boddicker occurs at OCP headquarters, not the warehouse.
ED-209 Testing Chamber — The entry states the tragic death of OCP executive 'Kinney,' but the correct name is 'Kenney' or 'Mr. Kenney' as per the film's credits and widely accepted canon.
ED-209 Testing Chamber — The entry claims the chamber is 'still in use' and 'Active,' but in canon the ED-209 project was shelved after the fatal demonstration and the chamber's active status is not supported.
OCP Headquarters — The OCP CEO holds up a canister of Nuke at a boardroom demonstration, not at the Delta City construction site ceremony.
OCP Headquarters — In RoboCop 2, the Old Man blames the failure on the project itself and orders it shut down; Juliette Faxx is killed by RoboCop 2 during the rampage, not scapegoated afterward.
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