~ Early Web Links ~

Hananezumi HQ is the online home of a Philippine-based creative project group, featuring action-oriented and occasionally violent content behind an age-acknowledgment gate. The site is part of multiple webrings including the Pinoy Websites webring, suggesting a hub for creative work from a Filipino web community.

Created by Joseph (aka Joey the cat), this is an enthusiast shrine dedicated exclusively to the original 1993 Animaniacs series, with a firm stance against the reboot and a distinctly nostalgic 90s GeoCities aesthetic. Visitors can browse show images and fan art, download songs and clips, explore archived fansites, and connect with fellow fans through the site's webring.

Nevermore is an approved fanlisting dedicated to crows, celebrating these intelligent and fascinating birds with a growing community of over 100 members from 23 countries. Created by Samantha, the site invites fellow crow enthusiasts to join and show their appreciation for what she considers the best animal ever.

Masked Toonz is a child-friendly creative world built by T.J., featuring the original universe of Wetpaw Way with character bios, activity sheets, an art gallery, and a world map. Designed as a safe alternative to mainstream social media, it draws inspiration from beloved children's authors and includes a companion section for parents covering morals, lessons, and the creator's inspirations.

A preservation archive dedicated to RANFREN (Randal's Friends), a surreal webcomic series by captainhowdie featuring catmen, sentient dolls, and a mysterious Great Canadian suburbs setting. The site archives comics, cartoons, and related media, complete with atmospheric auto-playing music and a warning for nihilistic and unsettling themes.

StickDeath.com is a classic old-web destination known for its crude, violent, and darkly comedic stick figure animations and flash content. A staple of early internet humor culture, the site features absurd stick figure mayhem that entertained a generation of web surfers in the late 1990s and 2000s.

The Animation Station Webring connects personal pages where members share their favorite animations, with a special emphasis on early 2000s-2010s works that have been buried by modern algorithms and platform deprioritization. Run by infini.gay, it encourages participants to curate animations meaningful to them rather than exhaustive rankings, keeping a corner of the old web alive for animation enthusiasts.

Big Top Productions is a mid-1990s digital entertainment company page optimized for Netscape 2.0, offering a glimpse into the early commercial web era. The site is image-heavy and sparse on text, suggesting it served as a landing page for a small entertainment production outfit active around 1995-1996.

Refreshingly Sweet is a fanlisting dedicated to oranges, run by Kenzi and listed under the Food/Drinks category at The Fanlistings Network. With 50 members from 10 countries, it invites fellow orange enthusiasts to join and celebrate their love of this citrus fruit.

A fanlisting dedicated to the love of French fries, boasting nearly 1,900 members from around the world who have signed up to declare their fandom for the beloved fried potato snack. Part of the TheFanlistings.org network, it has been running since October 2003 and remains one of the longer-lived food-themed fanlistings on the old web.