Anime & Manga
420 sites
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://funnyorangecat.neocities.org/
Funnyorangecat is a cheerful Neocities personal homepage built around fandoms including Dungeon Meshi, Domo, Jerma, and Garfield, decorated with cliques, shrines, a plushie collection, and a virtual flair board. The site is packed with colorful web collectibles, dress-up games, and a blog, making it a quintessential old-web revival space with a distinctly cozy internet personality.
https://aelysia.net/
Aelysia.net is the personal domain collective of Aelyn, maintained since 2009 as the cradle of the Astralspire Network under the Celestial Oracle Studio umbrella. Visitors will find an extensive array of clique memberships, fanlistings, and creative content inspired by anime, manga, and gaming fandoms including Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Sailor Moon, and Kirby.
https://bills-pc.neocities.org/
Bill's PC Webring is a community connector built by a creator named Bill, themed around the Pokemon Storage System character, designed to link together fan sites and shrines dedicated to Pokemon. With inclusive membership rules, accessibility considerations for disabled and young fans, and a charming old-web aesthetic, it offers a welcoming hub for Pokemon enthusiasts who maintain their own websites.
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://ericchi.moe/
Ericchi is a charming personal site from an anime-loving, lolita-fashion-wearing creator who chronicles her interests in magical girls, anime, and competitive Pokémon. The site features a hand-drawn mascot, a virtual diary called Scribbles, and a cozy collection of friend sites, webrings, and banners rooted in Japanese internet culture.
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.
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://shiroiryuu.neocities.org/
Shiroiryuu's image-heavy personal homepage features webrings, fanlistings, and what appears to be anime and fandom content based on its visual-first layout. The site connects to communities like 'The Retronauts' and 'Sanervatar', suggesting a fan-oriented old-web presence with a strong aesthetic focus.
https://aquamiki.neocities.org/
Miki's Otome Oasis is a Japanese-styled splash page dedicated to otome games and anime culture, greeting visitors with a welcoming message in both English and Japanese. The site promises a cozy, feminine fandom space for fans of visual novels and otome content.