Anime & Manga
405 sites
https://kepler-16b.neocities.org/
Jordan's colorful Neocities personal hub blends fandom blogging, music appreciation, and occasional art, with a strong focus on indie artist Will Wood and fandoms like Kamiaso, Doctor Who, and TBHK. The site features a fandom tagging system, a Will Wood extended essay, a Doctor Who episode timeline, and glimpses of original sketches not posted elsewhere.
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://hisahito.neocities.org/
Angel's Yaoi Realm is the colorful Neocities home of creator Hisanoki, featuring anime fan content, original characters, a webcomic in progress, and personal art with a yaoi and shounen-ai focus. The site includes a tarot deck feature, a music player loaded with Needy Streamer Overload and Doki Doki Literature Club soundtracks, stamps, pride flags, and a growing neighborhood of linked sites.
https://fan.seto-kaiba.net/law
A dedicated fanlisting for Trafalgar Law from the popular manga and anime series One Piece, approved through AnimeFanlistings.com. Visitors can join the member list and display one of the provided banner codes to show their love for the character.
https://aoki553.nekoweb.org/
Alex's personal homepage is a colorful old-web style site centered on anime, manga, Boys Love, and visual novels, with a particular obsession with the Saiki K fandom and their OTP Makokuu. Visitors can explore a drawbox, toybox, fanlistings, doujinshi collection, figure collection, and a dedicated Saiki K fanpage alongside art and a media log.
https://skybluelacoste.neocities.org/
Skybluelacoste's colorful Neocities homepage features shrines, a blog, a music page, and playful interactive elements like a draggable character. The site leans into anime and fandom culture with dedicated shrine pages and references to beloved characters like Leon Kennedy and Crowley.
https://imora.net/
A fanlisting collective hub where the owner maintains approved fanlistings for a wide range of anime characters, films, games, and musicians, including series like Haikyuu!!, Free!, Ouran Host Club, and Final Fantasy. The site tracks joined fanlistings and member counts, making it a cozy corner of the old-web fanlisting community centered on anime and pop culture fandoms.
https://eriswavereal.neocities.org/
Eris's personal Neocities site centers on their love of Kanamafu, a ship from the rhythm game Project SEKAI, with shrines and fan content dedicated to this favorite pairing. A classic early fandom homepage with a cheerful, expressive tone and links to shrines, a fun section, and social profiles.
https://wahnsinnkeepsustogether.neocities.org/
Medoh's colorful personal corner of the web, packed with shrines, fanlistings, cliques, and webrings dedicated to favorites like Deltarune, Vocaloid, Chainsaw Man, Cookie Run, and more. The site has a lively old-web aesthetic with original characters, language learning goals, and a welcoming spirit for fellow enthusiasts of anime, games, and internet culture.
https://dog-brain.neocities.org/
Dog's personal Neocities site is packed with anime quizzes, webcliques, and fandom references spanning Tokyo Mew Mew, Soul Eater, Hatsune Miku, and BSD's Ranpo Edogawa. The site leans heavily into otaku culture with quiz results, clique badges, and a warm, whimsical aesthetic that captures the classic early-web personal homepage spirit.