Your First Dragonball Websites
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I was on DBA's forums up until their recent death. T_T; the site and such still exists, but no one's on the forums.AnzuMazaki wrote:I visited Lelola, Dragonbal Angels: The Goten Shrine (an old DBZ site by deviantART's very own risachanTAG), Old fansites by people who have made their own Dragonball OCs (including deviantART's famous Messa),UncannyDragonballZ (a website by another deviant, Agra19)
and of course I visited Good, ol Temple'O'Trunks.
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Being a pretty recent fan, here are all of the sites I ever visited on a regular basis for more than a month (in no particular order):
http://dragonballarena.gamesurf.it/english/index.php
http://myfavoritegames.com/
http://www.pojo.com/dragonball/ (barely)
http://daizex.com/
http://kanzentai.com/
http://db.schuby.org/daizex/index.php
*Note: The last three are the only ones I still visit.
http://dragonballarena.gamesurf.it/english/index.php
http://myfavoritegames.com/
http://www.pojo.com/dragonball/ (barely)
http://daizex.com/
http://kanzentai.com/
http://db.schuby.org/daizex/index.php
*Note: The last three are the only ones I still visit.
Did anybody ever visit The Kienzan's Edge? I think fans of this forum would have loved its content.
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DBZ Uncensored, Vegeta Insane/Ginga Giri Giri (I loved their "you decide their fate" styled games), the Dragon Ball Z Otaku Alliance, and Planet Namek were the ones I would frequent. Unfortunately I didn't frequent DaizEX often, the only memory I have of it from back then is watching a couple clips of the Japanese version the site had, particularly the scene where Tenshinhan flashbacks and has memories about Chaozu as he's about to die against the Saiyans.
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Some DB/Z/GT forum back in 2001/02... can't remember the name of it.. maybe it was Planet Namek. Some of the members I managed to remember though, are "MajinKarin" and "Infinate Loser"..
Ring a bell, anyone?
Sometime that place completely died. I then took residence on Pojo's and DBZOA,, now here.
Ring a bell, anyone?
Sometime that place completely died. I then took residence on Pojo's and DBZOA,, now here.
Just Saiyan...
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When Dragon Ball Z was popular, I mostly used the internet to play flash games exclusively. But I do remember a kid used to tell me about a website he visited (some combination of bulma and nude
), I don't remember if I ever tried to access that site (the chances are that I did try, but I don't think I ever had any success. Does, or did, a website like that ever exist?).
Me and that kid became good friends farther down the line, and we still are today.
Me and that kid became good friends farther down the line, and we still are today.
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Conan the SSJ wrote:DBZOA was also one of my first ones, as was DB Arena to a more subtle extent, though both would've been probably a while after DBZU and FUNi's DBZ site.Chuquita wrote:-Dragon Ball Arena
-DBZOA
DBA hasn't updated since February.
I'm happy they're still up though; a good number of Kabu's artwork can be found there, among many other things.
After DBZOA went down forever, I asked around and learned how to backtrack through the wayback so I could save their Project Shinonome scripts. I don't know how accurate they are, but I loved those scripts back in the day.
I also still have some old Planet Namek manga scans.
You know what's strange, I don't think I ever stumbled onto Funi's site until much, much later.
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Temple O' Trunks was the first, I think, that I saw through a friend. Then I was following MFG for a while, but they stopped putting up good news after a while. Then I found the Daizex podcast in 2005, and then this last summer I joined the forums.
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