Well, since the birthday of Final Judgement is nearing once again, one may begin to wonder how FJ came about? What made the infamous Anne and Livvy decide to embark upon the mission to promote their love of video games and anime? Well, this is how it started.

The detail at first are slightly fuzzy and many don't remember the original site, much less its original content. At first, its main pages included rants about DBZ 'rocking' and banners that could make your eyes bleed from the horrible jpeg quality. Who know what those tormented pixels would bring about years later.

FJ was officially Anne and Livvy's summer project of '03 along with their... wonderful DBZ amvs. Of course, now that their idea was about to spread onto the internet, they needed a site to host their idea. And that was the birth of http://final-judgement.8m.com/ .

Now, they had a host. But how in the world were they supposed to actually work on it? The birth of Dreamweaver on Anne's PC. Of course, with Dreamweaver came the long, drawn-out process of learning how the hell to use it. Which, truly was long and drawn-out. And annoying. Tables, .htm, file managers, and .swf soon began to haunt Anne and Livvy's tiny minds.