Anime & Manga
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http://moonromance.net/index.html
A dedicated preservation archive rescuing fanfiction from the classic Sailor Moon fan site 'A Sailor Moon Romance,' which went offline in 2007 after over a decade of community history. The site's caretaker painstakingly gathered independent backups by hand to restore early-era Sailor Moon fanfics, many of which exist nowhere else on the internet, alongside essays, history, and a directory honoring the fandom's golden age.
https://biggulpsupreme.neocities.org/
Big Gulp Supreme is Dakota's charming old-web personal site, built in 2017 and lovingly maintained with a playful anime aesthetic and retro internet energy. The creator recently returned to clean up broken links and revive the site, and their warm update note captures exactly the nostalgic, community-driven spirit that made early personal homepages so special.
http://usagi.org/doi/smoon
Maintained by Hitoshi Doi, this comprehensive online encyclopedia covers every facet of Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon, from character guides and episode summaries to CD, toy, book, and seiyuu information. A meticulous labor of love built over years, it serves as a deep reference archive for one of Japan's most beloved magical girl anime series.
https://dolly.baby/
A dreamy personal page by a creator called Doll, featuring Sanrio fandom, fragrance interests, and a kawaii aesthetic built around soft imagery and webrings. The site references Chii (from Chobits) and Sanrio culture, making it a charming corner of the old web with a distinctly anime-influenced personality.
https://mindlibrary.nekoweb.org/
Basil/Vincent's personal site is visually themed around the indie RPG series Hello Charlotte by Etherane, with the aesthetic deeply woven into the page's imagery and layout. Beyond the game theme, the site features the creator's interests in crochet, sewing, gardening, gaming, and reading, along with webrings, cliques, and a virtual Tamagotchi pet.
https://treasure-chest.org/
Treasure-chest.org is Chrissi's bilingual German-English personal site offering anime and manga reviews, graphics resources like icon textures and color palettes, and fun community features like bishoujo/bishounen collecting and trading. The site has a warm old-web charm, welcoming back longtime visitors while inviting newcomers to explore its mix of creative resources and fandom content.
https://meowbark2000.neocities.org/
Seven's cozy Neocities corner is a personal shrine to anime, BL visual novels, and old-web aesthetics, featuring shrines, a fujoshi clique, art, and a photo blog. The site has a strong focus on tragedy, denpa, and BL media with dedicated review pages and a long update history showing years of active development.
https://strawberrynose.neocities.org/webring/TRRing
The TRRing is a webring dedicated to fans of Team Rocket, the iconic villain organization from Pokemon, created and managed by Strawberry. Members can join if their site features Pokemon content and customize widget styles to display their membership in the ring.
https://stablepaddock.weebly.com/webring.html
StablePaddock's webring page celebrates the nostalgic tradition of interconnected fandom websites, inviting visitors to crawl the 'hotline webring' and rediscover the old-school internet rabbit hole experience. The creator shares a heartfelt reflection on webrings as a childhood gateway to fandom communities, framing this page as a small revival effort in the age of social media.
https://www.animefanlistings.com/
The Anime Fanlistings Network is a massive organized directory of over 1,757 fan listings dedicated to anime and manga subjects, from modern hits like Bleach and Naruto to classics like Sailor Moon and Dragon Ball. Fans can join existing listings without needing their own website, or apply to have their own anime or manga fanlisting added to the network.