How Spoilipedia keeps you unspoiled

The six milestones

A milestone is an episode checkpoint, not a season summary. Pick the last episode you watched and the wiki mirrors it exactly.

1. Episodes 1–2

   Up to Episode 2
   You are here
2. Season 1 (Episodes 1–25)

   Up to Episode 25 (Season 1)
3. Season 2 (Episodes 26–37)

   Up to Episode 37 (Season 2)
4. Season 3 (Episodes 38–59)

   Up to Episode 59 (Season 3)
5. Season 4 Part 1 (Episodes 60–75)

   Up to Episode 75 (The Final Season Part 1)
6. Series Finale (Episodes 76–89 / The Final Chapters)

   All Episodes / Series Completion

Hidden, not blurred

Most "spoiler-safe" sites blur text you can click through. That still tells you something: a blurred name is a name that exists. Here, anything past your milestone is removed outright.

• Sections past your milestone are deleted from the page, never rendered as a locked placeholder.
• An entry that only exists later shows a plain notice — no title, portrait, or category label.
• Unknown-at-your-milestone values read “Unknown / Classified” instead of the real answer.
• Cross-links are only created for names you have already reached, so text can't hint at a character that hasn't appeared.
• Headings have their own safe wording, so a section that survives your filter never names a later reveal.
• Titles, translations and summaries can all change as you progress, because a name you haven't heard yet is a spoiler on its own.

Where your progress lives

Your milestone is stored in your own browser under sf_wiki_progress_aot, and a flag recording that you've been asked once under sf_wiki_prompted_aot. There is no account, no cookie, no server and no database: the site is a set of static files, and nothing about your progress is ever transmitted. Clearing this site's data resets you to the first milestone.

How the entries are written

Every sentence in the archive is tagged with the earliest episode by which it is safe, and when an author is unsure it gets tagged later rather than earlier. Facts whose value becomes a reveal later — a birthplace, an ability, an inheritor — are stored as a value per milestone instead of one value for all time, which is why an infobox row can read differently in Season 2 than it does after the finale.

Found text that names something past your milestone? Report the page and the milestone you had selected — that pair is what makes a leak reproducible.

What this wiki deliberately does not do

• No comments, replies or user-submitted text — free text can't be gated, so one reply could undo the whole filter.
• No spoiler blur, no locked cards, no “reveal anyway”.
• No counts of what is hidden. Knowing that three results were withheld is itself information.