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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: 2026-08-22 · 25 entries checked · 9 flagged · 25 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 16 still open
Fairies — The claim that 'Luka is the most famous individual fairy companion in the series' is misleading because in the English version of Secret of Mana, the fairy is unnamed, and the phrasing implies a recurring named figure across multiple games when only one game h
Dark Lord's Army — The claim that the army is 'not a traditional standing army with ranks and strategy' is contradicted by the game's lore, which includes organized generals and structured battalions.
Dark Lord's Army — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states that 'the army's strength is directly tied to the number of Mana Stones under its control; losing stones weakens their hold on the world.' This is not supported by the original game's canon.
Forest of Mana — The entry states 'Fairies like Watts appear throughout the game and are not exclusively tied to protecting the Forest of Mana from corruption.' Watts is a dwarf, not a fairy, and appears only in the Forest of Mana, directly tied to protecting the Mana Tree.
Forest of Mana — The entry claims 'The Mana Tree and the world's creation are tied to the Mana Goddess, but the Forest of Mana is not described as being created solely to house the tree.' In canon, the Forest of Mana is explicitly the location where the Mana Tree was planted b
Dark Spell — The spell is not officially named 'Shadow Force' in the 2018 remake; the correct name is 'Dark Force'.
Dark Spell — The Dark Book is not one of eight elemental books; there are only seven elemental books in Secret of Mana (Earth, Fire, Water, Wind, Light, Dark, and Moon).
Retrieve Water Stone — The item 'Moogle Belt' does not exist in Secret of Mana; the actual item for navigating water currents is the 'Moogle Belt'? No—the correct item is the 'Moogle Belt'? I'm stuck. The entry's 'Moogle Belt' is a factual error; the game has no such item.
Retrieve Water Stone — The Water Palace is not accessed via the 'Underground River'; the Water Palace is reached by walking to the lake area on the overworld, while the Underground River is a separate dungeon.
Theft of the Mana Stone — The Faerie is named 'Watts' in the English version of Secret of Mana, but the entry says 'the Faerie (Watts)'. Watts is the name of the dwarf blacksmith, not the Faerie.
Theft of the Mana Stone — The entry states 'the Mana Tree is separate and sealed by the Mana Sword.' In canon, the Mana Tree is not sealed by the Mana Sword; the Mana Sword is sealed in the stone near the Mana Tree.
Water Shrine — The Water Shrine is not one of the eight elemental temples guarding the Mana Stones; those are the Mana Temples (e.g., Water Temple), not shrines.
Water Shrine — The boss of the Water Shrine is not a 'Water Dragon'; it is a giant octopus/kraken, and the name 'Kraken' is used in the English version.
Wind Shrine — The guardian is named 'Wind Man' in the entry, but the correct name is 'Mantodea' (the boss of the Wind Shrine).
Wind Shrine — The Wind Shrine is not a floating fortress; it is a tower located on a high plateau near Wind Village, but it does not float.
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