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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: 2026-08-27 · 24 entries checked · 10 flagged · 24 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 14 still open
Akane Tsunemori — The entry states that Akane's best friend Yuki Funahara is murdered in episode 11, but Yuki Funahara is murdered in episode 10 of Psycho-Pass Season 1.
Kei Mikhail Ignatov — The entry states that Maya Stronskaya is the mother of Ignatov's child, but in canon, the mother is a different woman named Yuki.
Kei Mikhail Ignatov — The entry claims that the cult leader killed by Maya Stronskaya is the son of a Bifrost member, but in canon, that cult leader is a different individual and the son of a Bifrost member is a separate character.
Public Safety Bureau — The Dominator's firing is authorized by Sibyl based on the target's Psycho-Pass, but the trigger is pulled by the user; Sibyl does not 'approve' each trigger pull in real time—it locks or unlocks the weapon based on the scan result.
Public Safety Bureau — The standard threshold for enforcement action (including use of Dominator in non-lethal mode) is 100, but the lethal Eliminator mode activates at 300; the phrasing 'threshold for pursuit' is ambiguous and could mislead.
Criminal Investigation Division — The entry lists Inspector Nobuchika Ginoza without noting his change in status to Enforcer in Season 2, which is misleading for the series as a whole.
Criminal Investigation Division — The entry lists Enforcer Shusei Kagari as a permanent member without noting that he dies at the end of Season 1, which is inaccurate for the series as a whole.
Sibyl System — The Sibyl System does not use a 'cymatic scan'; the correct term is not present in canon, and the system uses Psycho-Pass scanning via electromagnetic waves or similar unspecified technology.
Sibyl System — The claim that citizens are 'killed' at a Crime Coefficient of 100 is oversimplified; Dominators are set to Lethal Eliminator mode only when the coefficient exceeds a higher threshold (typically 300+), not automatically at 100.
Shogo Makishima — Makishima is never captured by the Public Safety Bureau; he is taken into custody by Sybil System's agents and released by the System itself.
Shogo Makishima — The entry incorrectly implies that Kogami's stab to the neck was fatal, but in canon Makishima dies from blood loss after being shot by Kogami, not from the stab alone.
Crime Coefficient — The entry states that a Crime Coefficient exceeding 100 leads to pursuit, arrest, or killing, but in canon, 100-299 allows non-lethal subdual (Paralyzer mode) and only 300+ triggers lethal force.
Crime Coefficient — The entry claims the Dominator's yellow color indicates 'latent criminals who can be subdued but not killed,' but in canon, yellow mode can still kill if the coefficient rises during the encounter, and 'latent criminal' is a legal status, not a direct color in
Sibyl System — The entry states that the Crime Coefficient threshold for pursuit and lethal action is 300, but in canon, the threshold for enforcement action (Dominator stun) is 100, and lethal force is authorized when the coefficient exceeds 300; the phrasing 'exceeds the a
Sibyl System — The entry says 'Inspectors have jurisdiction to fire their Dominators on Enforcers should they pose a danger to the public or the Inspectors themselves.' In canon, Inspectors can fire on Enforcers only if their Crime Coefficient rises above the threshold, not
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