Anime & Manga
420 sites
https://webring.koinuko.pink/
The Self-Insert Webring, created and coded by Koinuko, lets fans display a badge on their personal site celebrating their relationship with a fictional character, whether platonic or romantic. Now closed after 900 days of service, the site still archives its member listings and the JavaScript widget system that connected fans across the web.
https://yuentp.neocities.org/
Yue's personal Neocities corner blends a love of anime, old-web aesthetics, and weird video games into a nostalgic, starry creative space. The site features shrines, a medialog, a notepad, and a links directory, all wrapped in a hand-coded retro sensibility with webring memberships.
http://otakuworld.com/kiss
OtakuWorld is a dedicated anime and manga hub centered around its 'Kiss' section, a classic old-web destination known for hosting paper doll-style dress-up games featuring anime characters. It was a beloved staple of early internet anime fandom, offering interactive content that attracted fans of Japanese animation and manga culture.
https://sanjirops.neocities.org/
Sanji.org is a Neocities personal site by サンジロプス, themed around anime content with NSFW and sensitive material, likely focused on yaoi and Japanese media given its webring memberships. The site participates in both a Yaoi Webring and a Neo-Nihongo Webring, signaling a strong focus on Japanese anime and BL (boys' love) fandom.
https://adilene.net/
Adilene's personal site HAPPY END is a lovingly crafted Neocities-style page centered on her fandoms, including Mirai Nikki, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Your Turn To Die, Pokemon, and Final Fantasy XIV. The site features shrines, fanlistings, a diary, a jukebox, and a webring, making it a warm and densely decorated hub for a range of anime and game interests.
https://acetrainermeg.neocities.org/
Acetrainermeg's personal Neocities page is built around Pokemon fandom, featuring shrines, quote pics, quiz results, and custom graphics in a classic old-web style. The site leans into Pokemon culture with its 'Ace Trainer' handle and shrine section, making it a charming retro-styled fan space.
https://fanlisting.serenitatis.de/sailormoonr
A TAFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Sailor Moon R, the second season of the classic magical girl anime that aired from 1993 to 1994. Run by Mirei since 2018, the site includes season trivia, a member list, and affiliate buttons for fans of the Black Moon Clan and Makaiju arcs.
https://episode83.neocities.org/
Lizzie's personal neocities site is a hub for her love of yaoi, showa era anime, fujoshi culture, and character shrines dedicated to figures like Akita Neru and Spamton. The site features fanfic, a diary, an RP ad, a colors TCG page, and original MSPaint doodles, all wrapped in a dark-themed old-web aesthetic.
https://betsybugaboo.neocities.org/
Bringing Back Asexy is a Neocities personal blog run by a genderqueer aroace creator covering a wide spread of fandoms, with anime and manga topics like Fullmetal Alchemist, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Sailor Moon, and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure taking up the bulk of the content. Visitors will also find pixel art, sprite work, fic recommendations, ASCII art, and a quirky mix of pop culture interests from Pokémon to Power Rangers.
https://fan.elysia.nu/flippy
Toy Soldier is a fanlisting dedicated to Flippy, the emotionally tortured bear veteran from Mondo Media's Happy Tree Friends animated series. Created by Jae, the site invites fellow fans to join and show their appreciation for one of Happy Tree Friends' most beloved and complex characters.