Anime & Manga
420 sites
https://thotcrimes.neocities.org/
THOTCRIMES is the personal corner of a self-described fujoshi collector, featuring a collection section, fic recommendations, and a blog centered around BL manga and anime like Hunter x Hunter. The site leans into its niche identity with humor and personality, making it a fun stop for fans of boys-love and adjacent fandoms.
https://hoshi.nu/lain
Omnipresent in the Wired is the TAFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Iwakura Lain, the iconic protagonist and goddess of the Wired from the cult anime series Serial Experiments Lain. Created by Kirryn/Wings and hosting 97 members, it invites fans worldwide to pledge their love for Lain through a clean, responsive layout featuring screenshots and official artbook scans.
https://ohtori.nu/
Empty Movement, run by Giovanna (Vanna) and Yasha, is a nearly 25-year-old comprehensive fan resource dedicated to the classic anime Revolutionary Girl Utena, featuring scripts, analysis, doujinshi galleries, light novels, audio content, and an active community forum. One of the longest-running anime fan sites on the web, it functions as a passionate archival project with a particular focus on queer media preservation.
http://fl.yours-to-break.net/michael
A TAFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Michael Lee, a character from the anime series Witch Hunter Robin, with 37 members spanning 9 countries. Fans of the series can join to show their appreciation for this specific character through this compact but lovingly maintained tribute.
https://shuripurin.neocities.org/
Shuripurin's colorful personal corner of the web features an extensive reading list heavy on manga and Japanese literature, with titles by Osamu Dazai and Shuzo Oshimi taking center stage. The site is a work in progress packed with blinkies, cliques, and a friendly introduction from a Vietnamese-European-Chinese creator with wide-ranging interests in anime, coding, and retro gaming.
https://nightmarefish.neocities.org/
Nightmarefish's cozy personal site 'drifting along' features a blog, fan shrines, and a homepage archive centered around anime, manga, and JRPGs like Persona 3, Final Fantasy, and Kingdom Hearts. The site has a warm fandom energy with webrings, cliques, a guestbook, and frequent updates reflecting its creator's deep investment in online fan culture.
https://moonie.neocities.org/
Moonie is a personal Neocities page with a playful, welcoming tone and an image-heavy layout that hints at anime or fandom interests. The lighthearted intro and the 'moonie' handle suggest a fan of Sailor Moon or similar magical girl aesthetics.
https://iroiro.neocities.org/
IroIro's Retro Emporium is a passion project covering obscure and classic anime, manga, and retro video games from the 80s and 90s, with individually written articles on titles like Legend of Black Heaven, Tokyo Babylon, and Baoh. The site shines a light on forgotten gems and under-the-radar series that slipped through the cracks, making it a treasure trove for fans of vintage Japanese animation and gaming.
https://agentkaz.com/
Agentkaz's colorful personal corner of the internet features multiple fan shrines, galleries, and eclectic pages with a heavy focus on fandoms like Metalocalypse and Invader Zim. The site blends nostalgic old-web aesthetics with active updates, a guestbook, and links to webrings, making it a cheerful hub for a longtime internet denizen.
https://torpus.info/
Torpus' personal corner of the web, nicknamed 'The Bunker,' is a minimalist site inspired by the anime Serial Experiments Lain, featuring videos, blogs, and archived thoughts from a self-described loner. The site leans into the introspective, underground aesthetic of Lain fandom with a rebellious ethos and a focus on sharing creative and personal musings.