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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-24 · 30 entries checked · 12 flagged · 27 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 15 still open
Blade — The entry states Blade has a 'personal vendetta against the Abundance,' but his vendetta is specifically against Yaoshi and the destruction caused by the Abundance, not the Abundance itself as a concept.
Blade — The entry claims Blade 'clashes with the Xianzhou Alliance, viewing them as obstacles in his path to oblivion,' but his conflict is more specifically with Jingliu and the Luofu's leadership, not the entire Xianzhou Alliance.
Himeko — The statement that Himeko 'discovered the damaged train drifting in space and repairing it' is a simplification; in Honkai: Star Rail lore, Himeko discovered the Astral Express as a child when it crashed on her homeworld, and she later repaired it with the hel
Himeko — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states that Himeko's Honkai: Star Rail iteration was first officially revealed in the game's first trailer on October 7, 2021. This is incorrect; the first official reveal of Himeko in Honkai: Star Rail was during the game's announce
Luocha — The entry incorrectly states that Welt and March 7th assist the Divination Commission in identifying suspicious individuals during the quest 'A Knight in Strange Armor'; in canon, they do so in the quest 'The Divination Commission'.
Luocha — The entry claims Luocha 'does not permanently join them, and his presence on the train is fleeting,' but in canon Luocha never joins the Astral Express crew at all and his presence on the train is not depicted in the main story.
Dan Heng — The description of the song 'Samudrartha' as depicting Dan Heng splitting the sea to reveal his High Elder power is not accurate to the song's official music video or lyrics, and does not depict a canon event.
Astral Express — The entry claims the crew consists of 'the ace of the IPC's former security forces,' but no crew member fits this description; Welt Yang is a former Anti-Entropy member, not IPC security.
Astral Express — The entry says the Astral Express is 'powered by the energy of the Trailblaze (Akivili), not by the will or memories of its passengers,' but canon states that the will and memories of passengers (the Nameless) also contribute to its power and direction.
Primordial Sea — Skirk did not transfer both the All-Devouring Narwhal and Tartaglia away from the Primordial Sea. She transferred the Narwhal away, and Tartaglia was released from the Narwhal's stomach and left behind in the Primordial Sea, later rescued by the Traveler and N
The Astral Express Departure — The entry states the Trailblazer learns they carry a Stellaron within them during the opening cutscene aboard the Astral Express before arriving at the Herta Space Station. In canon, the Trailblazer first learns about the Stellaron inside them after arriving a
The Astral Express Departure — The entry says the Astral Express is powered by Stellaron energy. In canon, the Express is powered by a unique engine that uses a 'Stellaron' as a power source only in a metaphorical or indirect sense; the train's actual propulsion is via the 'Astral Express'
The Swarm Disaster on Herta Space Station — The claim that the Antimatter Legion invasion serves as the primary catalyst for the arrival of the Astral Express crew is factually incorrect; the crew arrives before the invasion.
The Swarm Disaster on Herta Space Station — The claim that Herta's AI clones were largely observational and not active guides is inaccurate; one clone actively guides the Trailblazer and provides critical information.
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