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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 · 21 entries checked · 9 flagged · 21 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 12 still open
Gally — The claim that Grievers kill Zart in the Glade during the night invasion is incorrect; Zart is killed by a Griever inside the Maze, not in the Glade.
WCKD Scientists — Ava Paige is not killed by a Griever in the first film; she survives and continues to oversee operations. In the film, she fakes her death via a hologram, and in the books, she is not killed by a Griever either.
WCKD Scientists — Mary Cooper is not a former WCKD scientist who left because she disagreed with using children; she is a character from the prequel novel 'The Kill Order' who is a doctor working with the immune, but she does not leave WCKD over the children trials in the main
WCKD Organization — The entry states that WCKD stands for 'World in Catastrophe: Killzone Experiment Department' in the books, but the correct book acronym is 'World Catastrophe Killzone Experiment Department'.
WCKD Organization — The entry states that Mary Cooper is not depicted as having worked for WCKD or having a falling-out with Paige, but in 'The Fever Code' she does work for WCKD and has a falling-out with Paige.
Dr. Ava Paige — Dr. Ava Paige is not killed by a gunshot wound in the final book; in The Death Cure novel, she is killed when the building collapses on her during the attack on WCKD headquarters.
Dr. Ava Paige — The claim that she placed Teresa into the Maze experiment as the final variable is not accurate to the books; in the novels, Teresa is placed into the Maze as part of the original design, not as a last-minute addition by Paige.
Flare Virus — The entry states that the Flare virus emerged as a 'separate consequence' after solar flares scorched the earth, but in canon the solar flares themselves caused the Flare virus (the virus is a mutation of the sun's radiation, not a separate consequence).
Flare Virus — The entry says Thomas remembers Teresa was not a WCKD employee, but in canon Teresa was a WCKD employee who worked alongside Thomas on the Maze design and cure experiments.
First Griever Attack — The first death after Thomas's arrival is not Alby; it is Chuck, who dies at the end of the first book.
First Griever Attack — The claim that four Grievers were killed during this attack is incorrect; only one Griever is killed (driven off the cliff) during this incident.
Flare Outbreak Discovery — Minho is immune and does not become a Crank.
Flare Outbreak Discovery — Thomas's blood contains antibodies that can create a cure, but is not itself a cure.
Quarantine Ward — The Quarantine Ward is not located at WCKD Headquarters in New York; in the films and books, WCKD's main headquarters is in a city that is implied to be a rebuilt or repurposed location, but the specific New York location is not canonically established as the
Quarantine Ward — The claim that 'WCKD viewed Flare infection as a terminal condition to be managed, not cured for the individual's sake' is misleading. In canon, WCKD's stated goal was to find a cure for the Flare, though their methods were unethical and they prioritized resea
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