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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 45 entries checked · 32 flagged · 88 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 88 still open
The Adventures of Figaro Pho — The entry states Figaro Pho is a 'nine-year-old prodigy,' but the established canon describes him as a boy with every known phobia, not specifically a prodigy.
The Adventures of Figaro Pho — The entry says Rivet is a 'cheerful four-year-old robotic dog,' but canon does not specify Rivet's age.
Angry Birds Toons — Bubbles appears in multiple non-Halloween episodes, not only in Halloween episodes
Angry Birds Toons — Bubbles appears alongside the flock in several episodes, so the claim that he is the only bird who does not appear with the rest of the flock is inaccurate
Animator vs. Animation — The sequel 'Animator vs. Animation II' was released 15 months after the first episode, not 5 months.
Animator vs. Animation — The first three episodes were made in Macromedia Flash (later Adobe Flash), not Adobe Animate; Blender was only used starting with AvA IV.
AstroLOLogy — The series is described as winning 'Best Animation Short at the London Independent Film Awards 2020,' but available records do not list 'AstroLOLogy' as a winner for that award in 2020.
Buddi — The character 'Iso' is described as 'oldest, largest, and speediest' and moving on four wheels, but in canon Iso is a small, round, rolling character, not the largest or speediest.
Buddi — The character 'Puna' is described as the tallest and protective, but in canon Puna is a small, red, round character, not the tallest.
The Dukes of Broxstonia — The show was nominated for the 3rd AACTA Award in the Best Short Animation category, not the short film category.
The Dukes of Broxstonia — The third season consisted of seven-minute episodes that were standalone stories, not compilations of shorter episodes; the fake advertisements were a separate segment within the same episode block, not a combination of previous shorter episodes.
Futz! — The series first aired as a preview on August 24, 2007, with regular broadcasts continuing until January 6, 2008. — The show actually premiered on Teletoon on September 7, 2007, not August 24, 2007; the end date of January 6, 2008, may refer to the initial run
Futz! — In Australia, Futz! aired on ABC from April 14, 2008 to October 20, 2008, with repeats later shown on ABC3. — The Australian broadcaster was ABC1 (or ABC2 for some episodes), not simply 'ABC', and ABC3 did not launch until December 2009, so repeats on ABC3 wou
Garfield Originals — The entry states the series was co-created by Jim Davis and Philippe Vidal, but Jim Davis is the creator of Garfield, and Philippe Vidal is credited as director, not co-creator.
Garfield Originals — The entry claims the series marks the first use of traditional animation in the franchise since the final episode of Garfield and Friends in 1994, but The Garfield Show (2008-2016) also used traditional animation.
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