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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 34 entries checked · 25 flagged · 54 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 54 still open
Fire and Ice (Hunter novel) — The book was published in the US on 3 June 2003, not 1 June 2003.
Forest of Secrets — Fireheart becomes deputy after Tigerclaw is exposed for attempting to kill Bluestar, but the actual promotion happens after Tigerclaw is driven out, not immediately after the attempt itself.
Forest of Secrets — Yellowfang kills Brokentail by feeding him deathberries, not yew berries; the canon term is 'deathberries'.
Into the Wild (novel) — The entry states that Tigerclaw murdered the deputy Redtail to become deputy himself. In canon, Tigerclaw murdered Redtail, but he did not become deputy immediately; he became deputy after Lionheart's death later in the book.
The Lost Warrior (comics) — Graystripe was captured while trying to help the other Clans evacuate the forest, not while trying to deforest his home.
The Lost Warrior (comics) — Millie does not have the ability to speak dog in canon.
Midnight (Hunter novel) — The entry states the story takes place 'more than a year after the events of The Darkest Hour,' but in canon The New Prophecy begins about six months after The Darkest Hour.
Midnight (Hunter novel) — The entry says Cinderpelt receives a vision of 'burning bracken showing a tiger running through fire,' but in canon the vision is of a tiger running through fire without burning bracken.
Moonrise (novel) — The entry states that the Tribe of Rushing Water is first introduced in Moonrise, but they are actually first introduced in the previous book, Midnight.
Moonrise (novel) — The entry claims the point-of-view shifts between Stormfur and Leafpaw, but in Moonrise the point-of-view actually shifts between Stormfur and Brambleclaw.
Ravenpaw's Path — The original black-and-white volumes were not colored and republished as a single volume on 26 June 2018; the colored compilation is a separate release.
Ravenpaw's Path — The strays in the manga are not former members of BloodClan; they are rogues who were never part of BloodClan.
The Rise of Scourge — Tigerpaw is not yet an apprentice at that time; the patrol is actually led by Bluefur with Thistleclaw and a different apprentice.
The Rise of Scourge — Tiny renames himself Scourge after recalling his mother's words about forest cats being 'a scourge on the name of all good cats'; in canon, Scourge chooses the name after hearing a Twoleg call him a 'scourge' or from his own understanding of the word.
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