Anime & Manga
420 sites
https://pineisland.neocities.org/fanlistings
Pineisland is a charming personal site belonging to someone called Meep, featuring an extensive collection of fanlistings, cliques, and claims spanning anime, manga, books, games, and more. The page showcases a wide range of interests including Tsubasa: RESERvoir CHRoNiCLE, Trigun, Fullmetal Alchemist, and Pokémon, giving it a distinctly old-web fanlisting culture feel.
https://webring-atelier.neocities.org/
Virtual Atelier is a webring dedicated to fans of the Witch Hat Atelier manga, anime, and Witch Hat: Kitchen, billing itself as the biggest atelier for witches on the web. Powered by petrapixel's webringu script, the ring connects member sites united by their love of this charming magical series.
http://leijistudio.free.fr/
Leiji Studio appears to be a French fan site dedicated to the works of legendary manga artist Leiji Matsumoto, creator of classics like Galaxy Express 999 and Captain Harlock. The site likely features galleries, character information, and fan content celebrating Matsumoto's iconic science fiction anime and manga universe.
https://xomii.neocities.org/
XOMII Zone is a colorful personal site by xomii featuring anime and games content, with dedicated sections for art, a blog, and a resources page. The site highlights an interest in series like Gintama, One Piece, Golden Kamuy, and Naruto, complete with a fun poll asking visitors to vote for their favorite himbo character.
https://aquaticircus.neocities.org/
Aquaticircus is a personal site featuring anime, manga, and BL content alongside real-world collections, fan writing, and original art. The site has a bilingual Japanese-English welcome and is designed for desktop browsing, giving it a classic old-web aesthetic.
https://fuchi.neocities.org/
Fuchi is a personal passion project built around Japanese media fandoms, featuring shrines, a gallery, music pages, and dedicated spaces for K-pop group BTS and the anime Hell's Paradise. The site is named after a favorite Hell's Paradise character and showcases the creator's deep love for anime, K-pop, and fandom culture through a carefully crafted old-web aesthetic.
https://piggie.party/
Piggie.party is the otaku hub of Gnocchi, a self-described guinea pig enthusiast who shares artwork, character shrines, a CD collection, and recommendations centered on anime, visual novels, and games. With active watching, reading, and playing lists spanning Detective Conan, Aikatsu, Yakuza, and more, it's a lively personal corner of the web for fellow anime fans.
https://julian.nekoweb.org/
Julian's personal Nekoweb homepage features a colorful layout with webrings, fanlistings, and a journal, with a clear lean toward anime and manga fandoms including JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. The site is a handcrafted old-web style project built in Julian's free time, complete with mood indicators, moon phase widgets, and a growing collection of fanlisting memberships.
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://skeletonin.com/
Skeletonin is the personal corner of Skele/Skye, an adult queer and disabled creator who shares their love of animated and manga fandoms including Soul Eater, Higurashi, JTHM, and Hatoful Boyfriend. The site features sections for projects, a guestbook, and a collection of favorite media spanning anime, cartoons, and visual novels.