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| name          = Capsule Corporation
| name          = Capsule Corporation
| image        = [[Image:Websites-capsulecorporation-logo.gif|300px]]
| image        = [[Image:Websites-capsulecorporation-logo.gif|300px]]
| caption      = All Systems Goku Current Podcast Cover Art
| caption      = ''Capsule Corporation'' Website Circa 2000
| founder      = Glenn Wang ("Dr. Briefs")
| founder      = Glenn Wang ("Dr. Briefs")
| description  = Anime experts Dan Ryckert and Jeff Gerstmann embark on a quest to watch every episode of Dragon Ball Z Kai.
| premiere      = 17 January 1997
| premiere      = 17 January 1997
| finalurl      = capcorphq.com
| finalurl      = capcorphq.com

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Capsule Corporation was an amateur, fan-created website founded 17 January 1997 by Glenn Wang (who went under the username "Dr. Briefs"). In addition to general character information, links, etc., Capsule Corporation served as the web-based home for the "Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z FAQ", a text-based document shared by Wang on his website and within communities like alt.fan.dragonball and rec.arts.anime.

Features

Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z FAQ

The "Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z FAQ" was an extensive, multi-part text document containing various tidbits and archives of information about the Dragon Ball franchise, including video games, films,

Creation of the FAQ seems to have been prompted by a thread started on rec.arts.anime in December 1995 with a user asking for a link to the "famous" one (which a later user proposes may have been one created by Curtis Hoffmann).[1]. In response, Wang proposes that fans reading the thread work together to create one.

v0.25 of the FAQ existed and was offered for review on 01 January 1996.[2]

v1.30 of the FAQ was posted to alt.fan.dragonball on 15 September 1997.[3]

Web Addresses

References

  1. "Dragonball FAQ", rec.arts.anime; 07 December 1995
  2. Glenn Wang, "DB/DBZ FAQ v0.25", rec.arts.anime; 01 January 1996
  3. Glenn Wang, "DB/DBZ FAQ v1.30 (1/8)", alt.fan.dragonball; 15 September 1997