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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: 2026-08-21 · 30 entries checked · 8 flagged · 16 issues confirmed · 8 corrected · 8 still open
Luther Stickell — In Ghost Protocol, Luther does not appear, and the nuclear warhead is disabled in Mumbai, not the San Francisco Bay.
Luther Stickell — In Mission: Impossible 2, Luther does not nearly die when a bomb destroys his van; he assists remotely and is never in direct danger from a bomb.
Jim Phelps — Jim Phelps is not deceased in the canon of the original series or the 1988 revival; he is alive throughout both series.
Jim Phelps — Jim Phelps is not the mentor of Ethan Hunt in the original series or the 1988 revival; Ethan Hunt is a character from the film series, which is a separate continuity.
Impossible Missions Force — The claim 'The IMF in *Fallout* is led by Secretary Alan Hunley, the current IMF Secretary, not a former CIA director' is factually incorrect because Alan Hunley was a former CIA director in *Rogue Nation* before becoming IMF Secretary.
Impossible Missions Force — Eugene Kittridge was the director of the IMF in Mission: Impossible (1996), but in Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, he is the director of the CIA, not the director of the IMF.
IMF Termination Order — The entry states that the Ghost Protocol is activated following the Kremlin bombing, but in the film, the Ghost Protocol is the procedure that disavows the IMF and is activated after the bombing, not the other way around.
IMF Termination Order — The entry claims that Hunley's kill order is issued directly because of the Vienna bombing, but in Rogue Nation, the kill order is issued after the team escapes CIA custody, not solely tied to the bombing.
Solomon Lane Elimination — The claim that Lane is 'ultimately killed' is factually incorrect; Lane survives Fallout and is last seen in custody.
Phoenix List Retrieval — The entry title and first line refer to 'Phoenix List Retrieval' and 'Key Retrieval', but the actual mission in 'Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One' is not officially named either of those; the central item is the Cruciform Key, and the mission is s
Vatican Bank Vault Rome — The Vatican Bank Vault does not appear in any Mission: Impossible film.
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