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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 5 entries checked · 2 flagged · 4 issues confirmed · 2 corrected · 2 still open
Action figure — The claim that Takara manufactured a 3.75-inch cyborg toy in 1974 as Microman is incorrect: Microman figures were introduced in 1974 but were approximately 3.75 inches tall and were not cyborgs; they were based on the concept of 'micro' humans, not cyborgs.
Action figure — The statement that Mego began licensing American Marvel and DC comic book superhero figures in 1972 under the 'World's Greatest Super Heroes' line is inaccurate: Mego's 'World's Greatest Super Heroes' line debuted in 1972, but it initially included only DC cha
Aquarium — Anne Thynne maintained a balanced marine aquarium for over three years, not 'almost three years'
Aquarium — Dr. Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward's Wardian cases were used for plants, not tropical animals; he did not house 'real animals' in them
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