Anime & Manga
420 sites
https://deathbusters.org/romantic
Hopeless Romantics is a long-running clique founded by Angela in 1999 for people who deeply believe in the magic and power of love, recently revived in 2024 with renewed energy and new members. Featuring artwork from the manga Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne, the collective welcomes anyone who cherishes romance as a profound and transformative force.
https://furinkan.com/index.html
Rumic World is a dedicated fan resource covering the complete works of manga legend Rumiko Takahashi, including Ranma 1/2, Inuyasha, Urusei Yatsura, and Maison Ikkoku. The site draws fans with its in-depth coverage, episode and chapter guides, and an active community messageboard.
https://incessantpain.neocities.org/
A richly eclectic personal site from the creator 'incessantpain' covering film cameras, manga (romance, boys love, isekai, horror), Japanese culture, and personal photo essays from Yokohama. The manga sections alone span multiple subpages with distinctive critical subtitles, making this a surprisingly thoughtful mix of cultural commentary and personal journaling.
https://gattonero.moe/
A personal website with an old-web aesthetic, named after the famous quote from the anime Kino's Journey, featuring iframes, autoplay media, and tooltip surprises throughout. The splash page hints at a richly crafted personal space with some mature content warnings, inviting curious visitors to explore beyond the entry gate.
https://loona.neocities.org/
A personal Neocities site named after the K-pop/virtual character Loona, built by a self-described demonic vampire-aesthetic enthusiast who documents their thoughts, media interests, and life since 2017. The site features webrings, cliques, a microblog, music section, and a cozy old-web sensibility with Sanrio and anime influences.
https://laughingtoucan.neocities.org/
Toucan's personal hub links out to dedicated fan sites for One Piece, Genshin Impact, and a multi-fandom collection covering Baldur's Gate 3, FFXIV, and Fallout, each packed with fic, galleries, and headcanons. The creator is an artist and writer active on AO3 and PIXIV who also participates in zines and takes commissions.
https://mezuco.re/
Mezu's personal shrine site dedicates pages to her rotating obsessions including Metal Gear Solid, Saw (2004), Black Jack manga, City Hunter, and various anime characters and ships. The site features fanlistings she runs for beloved characters, a blog, and a charmingly earnest personal introduction from a self-described aspiring princess.
https://fan.buruma.net/
Romantikku Ageru Yo is the official TAFL-approved fanlisting for Bulma Briefs, the beloved inventor and heiress from Akira Toriyama's Dragonball series, boasting nearly 400 members since its 2006 launch. Run by Buruma as part of the Imaginary Collective, it offers member listings, fan codes, and affiliates dedicated to Bulma and related Dragonball characters.
https://soulsilvers.neocities.org/
Created by Mango, this colorful Neocities shrine is dedicated to the Pokemon Kantrio, featuring original art, headcanons, and a deeply personal reimagining of Red, Green, and Leaf's story from Generation 1. The site includes character shrines, a gallery, and OC/AU content centered around the creator's affectionate interpretation of these iconic Pokemon protagonists.
http://sakura.nu/kalafina/index.php
Fantasia is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Kalafina, the acclaimed Japanese musical trio known for their work on Madoka Magica and Kuroshitsuji soundtracks. Part of the 'Lost in Tokyo' collective, it serves as a gathering point for fans of vocalists Wakana, Keiko, and Hikaru under composer Kajiura Yuki.