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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 · 30 entries checked · 21 flagged · 61 issues confirmed · 21 corrected · 40 still open
Clank — Dr. Nefarious does not appear in the original 2002 game; he is introduced in Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal.
Clank — The event of Clank thwarting Nefarious's plan to annihilate the planet Umbris occurs in Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal, not the original 2002 game.
Dr. Nefarious — The entry states the Dimensionator 'remains intact' after the misfire, but in the game's canon, the Dimensionator is destroyed by the misfire.
Dr. Nefarious — The entry says Dr. Nefarious 'finds himself in a throne room within an alternate universe where he is mistaken for Emperor Nefarious.' In the game, he is not immediately mistaken; he deliberately impersonates Emperor Nefarious after realizing the Emperor is ab
Alister Azimuth — The entry conflates the timeline of Azimuth's exile and the Lombaxes' flight; Azimuth was exiled after his mistake, not left behind when his race fled.
Alister Azimuth — The entry states the near-extinction of the Lombaxes occurred on Torren IV, but the Lombaxes left behind were not initially on Torren IV; the near-extinction refers to Lombaxes remaining in the Polaris Galaxy.
Chairman Drek — The entry states the 2016 animated film Ratchet & Clank, but Chairman Drek is the main antagonist of the 2002 video game Ratchet & Clank, not the 2016 film (which is an adaptation).
Chairman Drek — The entry claims Drek's homeworld is unnamed, but in canon it is named Blarg Prime.
Galactic Rangers — The Rangers' flagship is not named or specified as being based on Kerwan; in the original canon, the Rangers operate from a base on Kerwan, not a flagship stationed there.
Galactic Rangers — The claim that the Rangers were 'ultimately defeated by Victor Von Ion during his boarding of their flagship' is inaccurate; in the original 2002 game, Victor Von Ion boards the Rangers' ship and defeats them, but this occurs during the Rangers' assault on the
The Zoni — The claim that the Zoni are split into Light and Dark factions is incorrect; this is a misconception from the Cragmite's false history, as noted in the 'Did You Know' section but contradicted by the 'LORE' section which states they were split into Light and Da
The Zoni — The claim that Lombax technology on Planet Azimuth was developed independently and the Zoni had no direct influence is contradicted by the 'LORE' section which states the Lombax studied Zoni technology extensively; this is a factual error in the 'LORE' section
Clank Factory Origins — The entry states the factory was 'destroyed by Ratchet and Clank during the first game', but in the game Ratchet and Clank (2002), the factory is not destroyed; Ratchet and Clank escape from it after defeating the warbots, and the planet Quartu is later destro
Clank Factory Origins — The entry says 'Chairman Drek personally oversaw the initial plans for the factory', but in canon, Drek delegated the factory's construction and oversight to the Blarg, and there is no evidence he personally oversaw the initial plans.
Chrono Core Timeline — The Dimensionator first appeared in Ratchet & Clank: Tools of Destruction (2007), not Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart (2021).
Chrono Core Timeline — The Dimensionator's primary function is to open dimensional rifts, but it does not stabilize them; in fact, its misuse causes instability, and stabilization is achieved through other means.
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