Corrections Policy

This site holds tens of thousands of individual facts — release dates, ISBNs, chapter numbers, character details. Some of them are wrong. We would much rather hear about it than leave it standing, and reporting an error costs you nothing.

Use the contact form. To get it fixed fastest, include:

• The page address (or the series, volume or character name).
• What is wrong, and what it should say.
• Where the correct information comes from, if you have it — a publisher listing, a specific chapter or volume, an official profile.

You do not need an account, and you do not need to provide a source. A message saying “volume 12’s release date looks wrong” is genuinely useful.

• We check it. Reports are verified against the publisher listing or the source material before anything changes — including reports we think are probably right.
• We fix it. Clear factual errors are corrected as soon as they are confirmed.
• We say so. Where the error was material — a wrong date, a wrong ISBN, a misstated fact about a character or story — the page carries a dated correction note.
• We tell you. If you left contact details, we let you know the outcome, including when we conclude the original was right.

Not every edit is a correction. Adding a newly announced volume, extending a summary or fixing a typo is routine maintenance and is reflected in the page’s “updated” date.

A dated correction note is added when:

• A factual claim was wrong and someone could reasonably have acted on it.
• A release date, ISBN, price or format was incorrect.
• A character or story detail was misstated.
• An article’s substance changed after publication.

We do not delete pages to make errors disappear, and we do not silently rewrite a claim that people have already read.

If something on this site spoiled a story for you, please report it the same way. We treat an unmarked spoiler as an error in its own right — see the spoiler section of our Editorial Standards — and we fix it with the same priority as a wrong date.

Copyright and rights complaints follow a separate process — see DMCA. Privacy requests are handled under our Privacy Policy.