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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: 2026-08-22 · 30 entries checked · 14 flagged · 30 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 16 still open
Ogre King Harold — Harold transformed into a frog, not an ogre, at the end of Shrek 2.
Ogre King Harold — Harold's death from 'natural causes' is not established in canon; no cause of death is given in the films.
Big Bad Wolf's Pack — The Big Bad Wolf is voiced by Aron Warner in Shrek (2001), not Jim Cummings.
Big Bad Wolf's Pack — The Big Bad Wolf and his pack do not attend Shrek and Fiona's wedding celebration in the first movie.
Queen Lillian — The curse turned Fiona into an ogre by night, not by day; the entry reversed the curse's effect.
Queen Lillian — Lillian and Harold left Fiona in the tower to hide her from the world because the curse was already on her, not to protect her from the enchantment.
Fiona's Curse — The curse's break condition is a kiss from her true love, but there is no established canon requirement that it must be before sunset on her 18th birthday; in the film, the kiss occurs after sunset on her 18th birthday, and the curse is still broken.
Fiona's Curse — The lore states that Fiona 'did not choose to stay an ogre; the transformation cycle ended and she permanently kept the form she was in at the time of the kiss.' This is incorrect: in the film, after Shrek kisses her, she remains an ogre because the curse's co
Magic Mirror — The entry states that Farquaad threw the Mirror into the dungeon after it mocked him, but in the film, Farquaad throws the Mirror into the dungeon after it reveals Fiona's nighttime transformation, not after the mocking.
Magic Mirror — The entry claims Farquaad was already aware of the curse and not angered by the revelation, but in the film he is clearly angered and shocked by the curse reveal and shows no prior knowledge.
Puss in Boots' Sword — The claim that the sword was used in a duel against 'the Wolf' is misleading; in Shrek canon, the Wolf (Death) appears only in Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, and the sword is broken during that encounter, not used in a standard duel.
Puss in Boots' Sword — The 'Did You Know' section states that in the animated short 'The Three Diablos,' the sword is used against the Big Bad Wolf; however, 'The Three Diablos' short features three demonic kittens, not the Big Bad Wolf, and the Big Bad Wolf does not appear in that
Fairy Godmother's Perfume Bottle — The potion does not transform the drinker into a 'perfect' version of themselves; it transforms the drinker into what their true love perceives as their 'perfect' form.
Fairy Godmother's Perfume Bottle — The side effect of Shrek drinking the potion is that Donkey is transformed into a white stallion, but this occurs specifically because Donkey consumed the potion's residue, not as a direct side effect of Shrek drinking it.
Puss in Boots — The character originally appeared as a villain before becoming an ally in Shrek 2.
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