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https://93animaniacsfanpage.neocities.org/
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.
https://pixelcatsend.com/
Pixel Cat's End is a charming virtual pet game where players collect and manage a village of cat-like creatures, dressing them up, assigning jobs, decorating their homes, and sending them on tabletop-RPG-style adventures. Developed by Cloudy Squid Games LLC, the site features an in-game calendar with real-time weather, rich world lore, and a community that opens to new players on a rolling schedule every seven weeks.
https://bishoujopalace.neocities.org/
Bishoujo Palace is a pastel-drenched personal site built around anime fandom, featuring shrines, collections, a diary, and an arts and crafts section created by a self-described otaku. The site leans heavily into old-web aesthetics with webrings, fanlistings, a guestbook, and a growing library of cute graphics and shrine pages dedicated to beloved bishoujo characters.
https://bttb.de/
Back To The Boots (BTTB) is a small Berlin-based independent punk label and mailorder run by an enthusiast of raw, dirty punk rock. The site features releases like Daisy Chain's 'She's a Boxer,' a 2008 DigiPack CD described as raucous 1982-style punkrock, along with ordering info and press reviews.
http://gomez.tacular.net/
Flavors is the official fanlistings.org-approved fanlisting for Gomez, the British indie rock band known for albums like 'Bring It On'. Fans from around the world can join simply by submitting their name and country, celebrating their shared love of this acclaimed UK group.
http://fandom.se/
Fandom.se is a Swedish-language web hub dedicated to science fiction and fantasy fandom in Sweden, providing links to SF clubs, conventions (Swecon), pub meetings, and discussion forums. It serves as a central navigation point for the Nordic SF community, tracing the roots of fandom back to the 1920s pulp magazine letter columns and connecting fans across Swedish cities.
https://hiphopisntdead.blogspot.com/
Running since 2007, 'Hip Hop Isn't Dead' is a dedicated hip-hop review blog offering critical takes rather than hype, with an impressive archive spanning artists from Wu-Tang Clan to Vince Staples. The site is known for its annual 'Wu-Mas' celebration, Wu-Wednesday features, and a deep catalog of reviews organized by artist, making it a go-to resource for serious hip-hop fans.
http://80s.com/Entertainment/Movies/Daily100
The Daily 100 is an interactive trivia game hosted on The '80s Server that challenges players to identify iconic movie lines from 1980s films, including the title, actor, character name, and release year. Each weekday features a new quote in text and audio format, with points accumulated over two-week rounds and winners posted at the end of each game.
https://crystal.atabook.org/
Crystal's personal guestbook on Atabook collects messages from visitors to her cozy personal website, with commenters praising her good musical taste and warm, welcoming online presence. The 73 messages spanning multiple pages suggest an active community of old-web enthusiasts who have discovered her corner of the internet.
http://lysator.liu.se/mud/bsxmud.html
A page documenting Regenesis, a graphical LP-MUD hosted by Lysator (Linköping University) that supported X11, Amiga, Mac, and MS-DOS graphical clients to render in-game imagery alongside text. The MUD used the BSX protocol developed by Bram Stolk to deliver visual context to players, making it a notable early experiment in graphical multi-user dungeon gameplay from the early 1990s.