Anime & Manga
420 sites
https://garyland.neocities.org/
Garyland is a Pokémon fan site created by GenWunner, written from the playful perspective of Gary Oak and focused primarily on episode-by-episode reviews of the Pokémon anime across multiple generations. The site offers witty, adult-oriented commentary on classic and newer Pokémon episodes, with sections for trading cards and video games still under construction.
https://the-briar.neocities.org/
The Briar is a personal site with an entrance page themed around tanuki imagery from the Studio Ghibli film Pom Poko, inviting visitors to click a tanuki to enter. The heavy use of Pom Poko references and imagery suggests a fan-oriented personal site centered on anime and Japanese animated film.
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://pokemon.i-heart-you.net/umbreon
Moonlight is a dedicated fanlisting for Umbreon, the Dark-type Pokémon from Generation II, listed at The Anime Fanlistings Network under the Characters N-Z category. Fans of the fan-favorite Eeveelution can join the growing list of 19 members from 11 countries and browse available codes.
https://yoonmin.suga.nu/
Dedicated to the beloved friendship dynamic between BTS members Jimin and SUGA (Min Yoongi), this fanlisting invites ARMYs to officially join and celebrate the duo fans know as YoonMin, SuJim, or JiYoon. Created by Ainna as part of the SUGA.NU Bangtan Collective, the site includes fan badges, a members list, and charming context about the nickname origins behind their beloved bond.
https://mimiya.nekoweb.org/
Miya's World is a vibrant personal site featuring manga reviews, anime media coverage, art galleries, a Super Smash Bros. journey log, and song recommendations wrapped in a colorful neocities-style layout. The site is part of a Yuri Webring and showcases a mix of Japanese media fandom including reviews of titles like Flip Flappers and Kisekoi alongside original art and blog updates.
https://routevenus.net/?s=fanlistings
Route Venus is the personal domain collective of Mina, themed around Sailor Moon's Aino Minako, featuring an extensive collection of fanlistings she has joined over the years across dozens of categories. The fanlisting collection leans heavily toward anime and manga characters, series, and relationships, making it a charming snapshot of classic old-web fan culture.
https://saihatestation.neocities.org/
Saihate Station is a personal Neocities homepage featuring a Neon Genesis Evangelion aesthetic, with a Shinji Ikari image prominently displayed on the welcome page. The site is still in early stages with a single entry page inviting visitors to continue inside.
https://nekotokage.neocities.org/
Gabby's self-described 'self-indulgent' site features reviews of Pokemon designs by evolutionary line, shrines dedicated to Persona characters like Yusuke Kitagawa and Yosuke, and sections covering My Little Pony and Digimon. The mix of character shrines, sprite-illustrated Pokemon reviews, and a running update log makes it a charming fan-driven corner of the web.
https://cherealbox.neocities.org/
Cheryl's cozy personal Neocities corner serves as a hub for her special interests, featuring a media log, journal, shrine, and a manga genre poll that hints at her anime fandom. The site has a charming, cluttered aesthetic with Dragon Cave eggs, webrings, and links to Letterboxd and Storygraph for tracking her reading and watching habits.