Anime & Manga
420 sites
https://whatsawebsit33.neocities.org/
Cane's colorful personal site is built around an obsessive love for Apple from the animated web series Inanimate Insanity, complete with a dedicated Apple shrine and a collection of web graphics including buttons, stamps, and gifs. The teenage creator also shares their passions for theatre, quirky musical artists like Will Wood and Tally Hall, and the joys of collecting retro-style web graphics.
https://2heartsbecome1.neocities.org/
A dedicated fan shrine for the Daiken ship (Daisuke and Ken) from Digimon Adventure 02, celebrating their relationship through yaoi content and other pairings from the series. The site warns visitors upfront about its mature boys-love content before inviting them to enter through a banner link.
https://junku.neocities.org/about
Nori (also known as Nono) runs this enthusiastic fangirl haven dedicated to animanga, video games, OC content, and rarepair fanworks, with a lolita fashion flair and macabre aesthetic. The site is a passionate rejection of modern social media fandom culture, offering a cozy personal corner to celebrate her obsessions without algorithmic pressure.
https://wahnsinnkeepsustogether.neocities.org/
Medoh's colorful personal corner of the web, packed with shrines, fanlistings, cliques, and webrings dedicated to favorites like Deltarune, Vocaloid, Chainsaw Man, Cookie Run, and more. The site has a lively old-web aesthetic with original characters, language learning goals, and a welcoming spirit for fellow enthusiasts of anime, games, and internet culture.
https://ninasresources.neocities.org/
Nina's personal Neocities site features shrines, themed pages, and fanlistings centered around anime and gaming fandoms including Undertale, Hatsune Miku, and Homestuck. The site also offers blinkie resources and themed aesthetic pages like Frutiger Aero, making it a charming corner of the indie web.
https://june-bug.neocities.org/
June-bug's colorful Neocities personal site is centered around Vocaloid, Sanrio, and object shows like BFDI, with shrines, a kinlist, and a travel blog mixed in. The page is packed with webrings, stamps, and a playful aesthetic that reflects a deep love of internet fandoms and kawaii culture.
https://endymion.nu/shitennou
A TAFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to the Shitennou, the four generals (Jadeite, Nephrite, Zoisite, and Kunzite) from the beloved Sailor Moon series. Fans of these iconic villains can join the member list, grab a linking code, and show their appreciation for these characters.
https://melody-nomas.neocities.org/
Melody Nomás is a Spanish-language personal site centered on a deep devotion to Aomine Daiki from Kuroko no Basket, with the creator treating him as a real romantic partner in the yumejoshi/gachikoi tradition. Beyond the Aomine shrine, the site features manga appreciation, handmade crafts, an art room, book and movie journals, and a charming neocities-era aesthetic.
https://waka.koinuko.pink/
A dedicated fan site for Yusei Matsui's manga 'The Elusive Samurai,' featuring extensive image galleries including color pages, Shounen Jump covers, and volume artwork alongside in-depth content like translation differences, themes and symbols, and author comments. The site also offers downloadable resources such as icon packs, trading cards, and collab illustrations, making it a comprehensive reference for fans of the series.
https://midosuji.neocities.org/
Midouzone is a vibrant personal site with a distinctly Japanese internet aesthetic, featuring shrines, graphics, collections, and a blog alongside a music player playing the full ending theme of the anime 'Oh! Super Milk Chan.' Navigation sections like 'NUI PARADE!' and 'Shrines & GFX' suggest a heavy focus on anime characters, plush figures, and fan-made graphics typical of the old-web shrine scene.