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ARCHIVE EVIDENCE

DBZ Moms: recovery by year

1497 capture records found across the main domain and its earlier hosts. This report distinguishes saved fansite content from later parking, errors and unresolved files.

The main domain’s original 2002 pages link to Marua and Doramail copies. Those earlier hosts preserve additional character pages, stories and graphics. By July 2003 the main domain homepage had become a Netster parking page. Later dates alone do not establish a newer version of DBZ Moms.

YearIndexedSaved pagesSaved imagesParking / invalid recordsRetrieval failures
2001132893300
2002605219191120
20031935519450
2004364001930
200512600780
2006420040
2007290000
201150000
201210000

Counts represent dated captures, including duplicate bytes and host aliases. The CSV also lists indexed redirects, errors and robots.txt. A year with no saved content is not a recovered website version. Some requests remain unavailable from the archive.

What was repaired

The reading view gives each recovered page a direct address. It replaces nested frames with ordinary links. 58 references use a documented mirror, a corrected original link typo, or an earlier counterpart. Five merchandise photos use their earlier Doramail versions, identified by matching filenames and captions in the original merchandise pages. Those are replacements for missing later captures, not newly recovered later files. Classic browsing copies and raw files remain separate. Missing artwork has not been recreated.

Referenced files still missing

199 distinct files referenced on the recovered sites remain unavailable in this build. Some were already absent when the archive captured the page.

Show missing page and asset addresses

All-year CDX enumeration of dbzmoms.com and evidenced original Marua, Doramail and Brinkster paths. Original-site HTTP 200 candidates were queued. Known later Netster search and advertising paths are excluded using the parking homepage and archive index. Redirect and error records are evaluated from their indexed status; selected redirect responses were also inspected. This is the surviving archive, not proof that every original page was captured.