Anime & Manga
420 sites
https://davemiller.neocities.org/
Dave Miller's colorful Neocities personal site blends fandom shrines, comfort characters, and eclectic music playlists into a deliberately tacky, nostalgic web experience. Visitors will find references to FNAF, video game OSTs, anime, and various fanlistings scattered across a rainbow-drenched layout straight out of the early internet.
https://members.tripod.com/~Aurora_Moon/links.html
Aurora Moon's links page is a small but enthusiastic collection of Sailor Moon resources, pointing visitors to fan fiction archives, author homepages, and community sites. A charming snapshot of late-90s Sailor Moon fandom culture, complete with effusive personal recommendations for each listed site.
https://falldownmode.neocities.org/
FALLDOWN MODE is an R18+ doujinshi circle shrine dedicated to the Takeru/Ken (takeken) ship from Digimon Adventure 02, featuring dark and graphic fanfiction, artwork, and meta content. Fans of the pairing will find original circle works exploring themes of violence and morally complex storytelling set in the Digimon universe.
https://wishglows.neocities.org/
Wish Glows is an archive by the creator of Aurora Veil, offering older anime-style graphics, premade layouts, and icons for free use. Visitors can browse retro-styled anime graphics and pick up ready-made site layouts in a nostalgic old-web aesthetic.
https://fanimated.net/samuraijack
The official TFL-approved fanlisting for Samurai Jack, Genndy Tartakovsky's acclaimed Cartoon Network animated series, maintained by Buruma with 356 members since 2005. Visitors can join the membership list, browse fan codes, and explore affiliates covering other beloved classic animated TV series.
https://catsplace.neocities.org/
Cat's Place is Meowcat/Ben H's personal homepage built to channel the nostalgic energy of late 2000s web design, complete with anime aesthetics, Frutiger Aero vibes, and a Hatsune Miku shrine. Visitors can explore a small RPG game called Dr. Bob's Castle, a games portal, a music section, and a chatroom, all wrapped in a charmingly chaotic retro layout.
https://unim.neocities.org/
Unim is an otaku-focused personal hub curating multimedia assemblages across audio, video, text, images, and more with a minimalist aesthetic. The site organizes content into distinct sections including a denpa webring and database, making it a neat node in the old-web anime and otaku community.
https://argentnoelle.neocities.org/
Argentnoelle's colorful Neocities homepage blends fan shrines, original fanfiction, character meta focused on asexuality, and art projects into a classic old-web aesthetic. The site features writing about asexual characters, Black Butler fan content, and links to their AO3 and Tumblr, with a notably proud claim of being the first site tagged 'asexual' on Neocities.
http://cliques.windsprite.nu/
Windy Cliques is a collection of joinable web cliques hosted by windsprite.nu, letting visitors claim favorite anime and manga bishounen characters, pick a personal element, or join a Naruto pairing clique. The site is a charming slice of early-2000s fandom culture, including the nostalgic revival of Ninin, a Naruto clique that once attracted nearly 500 members.
https://mttcafe.neocities.org/
Joey's Neocities site is a colorful, work-in-progress personal hub built by a self-described 'world's biggest freak' with passions for Undertale, Deltarune, Re-Animator, and Death Note. The site is in early stages but ambitiously plans interest shrines, blinkie collections, quiz pages, and more in classic old-web style.