Dragon Ball Archive
Dragon Ball on Majin Planet
Recovered and rebuilt Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT content from the old Majin Planet fan-site era.
Before social media, before YouTube became the main place for fandom, and long before everything was packed into apps and feeds, anime fans built websites. Those sites had information sections, character pages, attack lists, power level charts, timelines, symbols, transformations, item guides, quizzes, and all kinds of reference pages that fans would put together by hand.
What This Archive Is
This section of Majin Planet is a restoration of that old era. The Dragon Ball Archive collects older Dragon Ball-related content from Majin Planet and connected sites I worked on during the early 2000s. Some of these pages were created when Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT were still airing on American television, when Toonami was one of the biggest gateways into anime, and when fan sites were one of the best places to find information about the series.
This is not meant to replace a modern Dragon Ball wiki. There are already plenty of those. This archive is about preserving the kind of fan-made information sections that used to define anime websites.
Some pages have been cleaned up for readability. Some spelling has been corrected. Broken code, old template files, and dead layout elements have been removed. But the goal is not to erase the original fan-site feeling. The goal is to recover the content, make it readable again, and keep the spirit of that older web intact.
Archive Sections
As these pages are restored, more sections will become available below. Some pages may be short, some may be rough, and some may include notes explaining missing images, outdated information, or content that reflects the way Dragon Ball fan sites were written at the time.
Why Preserve This?
Old anime websites were not perfect, but they mattered. They were built by fans who cared enough to sit down, write pages, make graphics, organize information, and share what they knew with other fans. A lot of that old web has disappeared over time. Domains expired, hosts shut down, images were lost, layouts broke, and old files were forgotten on hard drives that may not even exist anymore.
Majin Planet has been around long enough to have lived through that entire shift. This archive is a way of bringing some of that history back, not as a museum piece, but as part of the site again.
Some of these pages may feel simple compared to modern content. That is part of the charm. This was how anime fandom worked online before everything became algorithms, timelines, and endless scrolling.
