Anime & Manga
420 sites
https://strawberryysnow.neocities.org/
Sorr's PB&J is a colorful personal Neocities site with a playful, candy-bright aesthetic, featuring an advice column, optional music players, and references to otome dating sims and anime like Yuri!!! on Ice. The welcome page sets a warm, inviting tone with cake-themed imagery and a web-14 content rating, hinting at a creative multi-page space built for older teens and adults.
https://rainydaydeer.neocities.org/
The Fortune Telling Tent is a whimsical personal page hosted on Neocities, decorated with clique memberships, fanlistings, and references to Sailor Moon, Sanrio's Chococat, and various aesthetic interests. Visitors are greeted with a mystical tent motif and a curated collection of badges and affiliations reflecting a love of magical girl anime, pastel aesthetics, and internet subcultures.
https://exulansis.neocities.org/
Ilene's colorful personal corner of the web features shrines, art, writing, and recipes alongside a deep love of shoujo and josei anime, with Hetalia taking a special place in her heart. The site is hand-coded and packed with personality, covering everything from visual novels and Zelda to roleplay nostalgia and word puzzle games.
https://sabrin.party/
Sabrin's cozy corner of the internet features a heavy focus on anime fanlistings covering series like Revolutionary Girl Utena, Madoka Magica, Haikyuu, and Trigun, alongside a journal, media log, and a guestbook-sourced music playlist. The site has a charming retro-web aesthetic with a Neocities home base, webring membership, and a personal touch that makes it feel like a genuine old-web revival.
https://denpaarchive.neocities.org/
The Denpa Archive is a dedicated English-language resource for denpa and psychological horror works, cataloging visual novels, manga, doujinshi, and blog posts translated from Japanese by its creator. With over 600,000 pageviews and a companion forum and Discord, it has become a notable hub for fans of this niche genre defined by madness, paranoia, and characters disconnected from reality.
https://anilinks.neocities.org/
AniLinks is a comprehensive old-web style directory cataloging hundreds of anime and manga fan sites, organized by series title, fandom type, gaming, creative works, and much more. From classic series like Sailor Moon and Evangelion to doujin games and webrings, it serves as a sprawling hub for anyone exploring early internet anime fandom.
https://ectobe.ing/library/links
Ectobeing's links page showcases a curated neighbourhood of old-web connections, including webrings, fanlistings, and a rich collection of Transformers fan sites ranging from forums and fanart archives to knock-off galleries and costume communities. The heavy presence of Transformers-related resources alongside anime fanart links makes this a great snapshot of early fandom culture on the web.
https://faeriebottled97.neocities.org/
Margie's cozy personal corner of the web features sections for book reviews, art, media recommendations, and a Comfort Corner dedicated to shrines for special interests including Disney Fairies and other Disney franchise content. The site also includes an "Autism Lens" journal where Margie shares reviews and articles from her autistic perspective, making it a warm and thoughtfully organized creative space.
https://cinnamoelle.neocities.org/
Cinnamoelle is a personal Neocities site built around the Sanrio character Cinnamoroll, inviting visitors to tap the character to enter the main content. Still a work in progress since its 2024 launch, it blends kawaii aesthetics with the classic personal homepage format.
https://fujofans.neocities.org/
Fujofans is a web directory and fanlisting community built for fans of BL, yaoi, yuri, and queer manga art, created in 2023 as a non-judgmental space away from mainstream social media. Visitors can browse submitted member sites, join the directory by submitting their own page, and connect with other fujoshi and fudanshi across the indie web.