Anime & Manga
420 sites
https://the-briar.neocities.org/
The Briar is a personal site with an entrance page themed around tanuki imagery from the Studio Ghibli film Pom Poko, inviting visitors to click a tanuki to enter. The heavy use of Pom Poko references and imagery suggests a fan-oriented personal site centered on anime and Japanese animated film.
https://garf.lol/
Garf's personal site is a colorful, passion-driven space that has been lovingly built over four years, featuring shrines, original character info, a blog, and fanlistings with a clear love of anime. The 'Now playing' track from Banana Fish and anime-focused fanlistings point to anime and manga as the dominant interest tying the site together.
https://kaworu.shinshoku.net/
Adieu is a shrine and fanlisting dedicated to Nagisa Kaworu from Neon Genesis Evangelion, with a focus on his lesser-known portrayal in Sadamoto Yoshiyuki's manga rather than the anime. Created by Yuuka, it offers an in-depth look at the iconic character's manga characterization across volumes, complete with spoiler-rich analysis and a member fanlisting with over 100 members from 27 countries.
http://pocketbishonen.com/main.html
Pocket Bishonen is a fan community site built around the playful concept of 'catching' attractive male characters (bishonen) from anime, manga, video games, and other media, inspired by the Pokemon franchise. Visitors can submit their favorite boys, answer trivia-style questions, and collect badge graphics to display on their own pages, making it an interactive collectible experience for fans.
https://thotcrimes.neocities.org/
THOTCRIMES is the personal corner of a self-described fujoshi collector, featuring a collection section, fic recommendations, and a blog centered around BL manga and anime like Hunter x Hunter. The site leans into its niche identity with humor and personality, making it a fun stop for fans of boys-love and adjacent fandoms.
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http://hellokitty.ravenbeauty.net/
A Hello Kitty fan site and fanlisting collective dedicated to the beloved Sanrio character, serving as a hub for fans to gather under the 'your very best friend' banner. The site appears to be a portal with separate sections for fan content and a fanlisting community.
http://abcb.com/index.htm
The Anime Cafe, run by Akio and Jane Nagatomi, is a comprehensive anime resource featuring episode-by-episode reviews, a parent's guide to age-appropriate titles, an ever-expanding anime encyclopedia, and trivia. Active from 1997 to the early 2000s, the site prides itself on being ad-free and content-focused, making it a genuine labor of love for anime fans.
https://agentkaz.com/
Agentkaz's colorful personal corner of the internet features multiple fan shrines, galleries, and eclectic pages with a heavy focus on fandoms like Metalocalypse and Invader Zim. The site blends nostalgic old-web aesthetics with active updates, a guestbook, and links to webrings, making it a cheerful hub for a longtime internet denizen.
http://sesshoumaru.ichigo.nu/
Lord of Destruction is a fanlisting and mini-tribute dedicated to Sesshoumaru, the powerful inuyoukai from the beloved anime and manga series Inuyasha. Maintained by Annie since 2006, it has united over 2,600 fans across 81 countries who share their admiration for this iconic dog demon lord.
https://skybluelacoste.neocities.org/
Skybluelacoste's colorful Neocities homepage features shrines, a blog, a music page, and playful interactive elements like a draggable character. The site leans into anime and fandom culture with dedicated shrine pages and references to beloved characters like Leon Kennedy and Crowley.