Anime & Manga
420 sites
https://fear.garden/
Nyar's personal garden site is a cozy corner of the web run by a Canadian sysadmin and self-described cryptid, with Digimon as the central obsession alongside rhythm games, vocalsynth music, and a tulpamancy journal. The site features fan pages for Digimon characters, a media tier list, featured songs updated weekly, and a mix of personal blogging and HTML resources.
https://tsunderetion.neocities.org/
Tsunderetion is a personal Neocities page built around anime, fandom, and Japanese pop culture, with a site name inspired by a Perfume song lyric. The creator shares links to their MyAnimeList profile, Tumblr art blog, and other scattered web presences, with shrines and hobbies pages still in progress.
https://ophanim.neocities.org/
Ophanim's personal hub covers anime, video games, technology, and art, with a charming aesthetic centered around angels and catgirls. The site includes a blog, an art section, webring memberships, and a guestbook, reflecting years of updates and a genuine love for internet culture.
https://letsfindpokemon.info/
Let's Find Pokemon! is a fan site dedicated to hunting or cataloging Pokemon, featuring an image-heavy layout that likely showcases spotted or collected Pokemon finds. Built for desktop viewing and packed with 21 images, it captures the spirit of classic Pokemon fan pages from the early web era.
https://lockheartlove.neocities.org/
Lockheart Love is a colorful personal homepage by a fan whose interests span anime, music, Pokémon, and internet collectibles like virtual pets and fanlistings. The site features webrings, graphics collections, and a running update log, making it a lively snapshot of old-web personal page culture.
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.
https://routevenus.net/?s=fanlistings
Route Venus is the personal domain collective of Mina, themed around Sailor Moon's Aino Minako, featuring an extensive collection of fanlistings she has joined over the years across dozens of categories. The fanlisting collection leans heavily toward anime and manga characters, series, and relationships, making it a charming snapshot of classic old-web fan culture.
https://caelestis.nu/
Caelestis.nu is the personal domain collective of Cerine, housing a network of animanga and gaming-focused sites including fanlistings, cliques, and shrines under the Interstellar Skies Network banner. Active since 2016 and hosted on NuNames.nu, the domain serves as a hub for creative web projects centered around Japanese animation, manga, and games.
https://poemdoll.neocities.org/
Poemdoll is a charming personal Neocities site built by a self-described otaku who loves cute and sweet things, featuring a diary, blog, poetry, and magazine scans centered around Japanese pop culture and aesthetics. The creator's enthusiasm for Emu Otori (from Project Sekai), Pullip dolls, pixel art, and bunny imagery gives the site a distinctly kawaii flavor that feels like a cozy corner of the early web.
https://leijiverse.neocities.org/
Station Arcadia is a loving tribute to the Leijiverse, the interconnected world of legendary manga artist Leiji Matsumoto, covering series like Captain Harlock, Galaxy Express 999, and Space Battleship Yamato. The site features fan thoughts, official art showcases, series guides, and links to other Leijiverse fansites, all built in the spirit of classic old-web fan pages.