Okay, I created this page to try and clarify any confusion you might have about this site. I'll start with a quick explanation of each link and the page it leads to.
Piccolo 23
Homepage: This takes you back to the main index
Increase your site's traffic: This is a pretty far fetched way to increase your site's traffic, but it can be effective if everyone cooperates
Links: Links to other websites. Be sure to visit this area, cuz the internet would be useless without links
Start Playing Music: Start playing the midi form of Head-Cha-La (Japanese theme)
Guestbook: Sign/View my GB
Info
Power Levels: View the PLs of the Z warriors and the villians they fight
DB Name Puns: Yes! Their names mean somthing! Find them out here
Attack List: A list and description of the many (and I mean many) techniques used through DB/Z/GT
Akira Toriyama's Bio: Get a little background info on the creator of DB/Z/GT (and one of my heroes), Akira Toriyama
Multimedia
ROMs (video games): Download some playable DBZ games that were never released in th U.S. and many other countries
Card Scans: I scanned some DBZ cards so you can see them
Animated Gifs: View my animated gif hoard
Image Gallery: Look at some pics
Image Gallery 2: Even more pics
Image Gallery 3: *sigh* more images
Uncensored Pics: Look at some nice uncensored images, untouched by FUNimations slimy hands
Affiliates
Become an affiliate: Learn how to become affiliated with me
Fanstuff
Fanfic: My ustarted fanfic saga... you can also submit some of your own writings if you want
Fanart: No fanart to see here... yet... I can't draw for shit, so I'm depending on any artists who may be reading this
Message Board: Leave your messages here, and I (or maybe even another guest) will answer it to the best of my (or their) ability
Chatroom: Talk with other fans of DBZ
That does it for the site desciption. There's another issue I want to clarify; the names. I use un-Americanized names. This may cause you to become VERY confused. So... I assembled a list of the un-Americanize names and their more widly used counterparts.