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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: 2026-08-23 · 30 entries checked · 6 flagged · 15 issues confirmed · 6 corrected · 9 still open
IMC Army — The claim that simulacrum soldiers are not used by the Frontier Militia in Titanfall canon is incorrect; the Militia does employ them, including MRVN-based simulacra and repurposed IMC frames.
IMC Army — The statement that Ash appears as a human pilot in Titanfall 2 before being revealed as a simulacrum in Apex Legends is misleading; in Titanfall 2, Ash is explicitly a simulacrum, not a human.
Militia Special Operations — The Militia's main base is not on Typhon; it is on Harmony.
Militia Special Operations — The IMC's superweapon (Fold Weapon) destroys Typhon, not Harmony, and its goal is not specifically to destroy Harmony.
The Frontier War — The war did not reach a definitive conclusion with the destruction of the Fold Weapon on Typhon; the conflict continued afterward.
Earth Command — The IMC is a corporate entity, not a formal government; Earth is governed by the Earth Governing Council or Earth Directorate.
Earth Command — The IMC was formed from the merger of Hammond Engineering and other corporations, not as a replacement for collapsed colonial structures.
Mission: Effect and Cause — Jack Cooper begins the campaign as a rifleman, not a test pilot; he is a rifleman in the 41st Militia who later becomes a Pilot candidate.
Mission: Effect and Cause — The time-shift device in this mission was developed by the IMC's General Marder and his scientists, not the Apex Predators; the Apex Predators are a mercenary group, not developers of the device.
Typhon — The claim that Typhon is the site of the 'final battle of Titanfall 2' is misleading because the planet is destroyed at the end of the campaign, so it is not a 'final battle' in the sense of a lasting conflict location.
Typhon — The statement that 'many iconic multiplayer maps in the Titanfall series draw heavy inspiration from the desert landscapes found on Typhon' is not supported by established canon; there is no canonical confirmation that they are specifically inspired by Typhon.
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