Anime & Manga
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https://minakos-sailormoonpage.net/
Minako's Sailor Moon Page is a comprehensive German-language fan shrine dedicated to every adaptation of Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon, covering the original anime, manga, live-action series, musicals, and Sailor Moon Crystal. Created by a fan called Mina, the site features detailed character profiles, episode guides for all five seasons, movie coverage, games, media, and an extensive link collection to other Sailor Moon fan communities.
http://paperleaves.net/silvermoonrefuge
Silver Moon Refuge is a dedicated shrine to Sailor Moon, the beloved magical girl anime and manga series. Fans of Usagi and the Sailor Senshi will find a lovingly crafted tribute celebrating the characters, story, and world of this classic franchise.
https://bishoujopalace.neocities.org/
Bishoujo Palace is a pastel-drenched personal site built around anime fandom, featuring shrines, collections, a diary, and an arts and crafts section created by a self-described otaku. The site leans heavily into old-web aesthetics with webrings, fanlistings, a guestbook, and a growing library of cute graphics and shrine pages dedicated to beloved bishoujo characters.
https://sephirahmalkuth.neocities.org/
Malkuth (also known as Gigi or QoH) runs this colorful personal hub centered on fandoms like Project Moon, Touhou, and Umamusume, with sections for Pony Town skins, adoptables, shrines, and an OC wiki. The site is packed with images and fandom energy, making it a lively destination for fans of indie games and Japanese media.
http://amelia.altervista.org/
Digital Wonderland is Amelia's fanlisting collective, showcasing 209 joined fanlistings from The Fanlistings Network across a range of interests. The site includes an affiliate network and a random fanlisting feature, making it a hub for fanlisting enthusiasts.
http://hollowmoon.net/sites/tsuki
Tsuki Matsuri is a dedicated archive of Sailor Moon coloring book scans, preserving a niche corner of Sailor Moon merchandise history for fans and collectors. This focused resource gathers official coloring book artwork in one place, making it a unique reference for enthusiasts of the classic magical girl franchise.
https://fanlistings.melankorin.net/vocaloid
First Sound of the Future is a TFL-listed fanlisting dedicated to Vocaloid, the iconic series of vocal synthesis software behind beloved virtual singers like Hatsune Miku. With 224 members from 34 countries, it serves as a community gathering point for fans of Vocaloid music production and its cultural phenomenon.
http://luna-art.com/
Luna-Art is a personal cel gallery showcasing original animation cels organized by character and series, with a particular focus on Sailor Moon. The collection is lovingly curated by its owner, who occasionally lists cels for sale but remains attached to most pieces, making this a genuine fan collector's showcase.
http://thebigoarchive.com/
The Big O Archive is a dedicated preservation repository for the classic neo-noir mecha anime 'The Big O' by Studio Sunrise, offering high-quality scans of art books, settei, pans, scripts, interviews, and toy/kit imagery. Built by a longtime fan to fill a gap in online resources, it prioritizes maximum image fidelity and serves as a lasting reference for both newcomers and longtime fans of the series.
https://bokuwatetsuo.net/
Tetsuo's personal site is almost entirely devoted to the manga and anime AKIRA, featuring original illustrations, a weekly AKIRA image series, fan pages, an AKIRA quiz, and creative writing. The site also includes a blog and gallery, but the dominant focus is clearly this one beloved franchise.