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https://autumnsgrace.neocities.org/
Autumn's Grace, created by Faeynix, is a nostalgic personal site dedicated to preserving and archiving old-web fansites from the 2005-2012 era, with a heavy focus on Pokemon content including headcanons, theories, and an art gallery. Visitors will find a growing fansite archive, Pokemon quizzes, Minecraft build galleries, and a heartfelt mission to keep fansite culture alive.
https://sisterpsychosis.online/
Sister Psychosis's personal neocities-style site built around an obsession with Oasis and Britpop, featuring lyrics, a featured song player, shrines, and a distinctly British indie energy. The site includes fanlistings, webrings, a guestbook, and a last.fm integration, making it a cozy corner of the old-web revival scene centered on music fandom.
https://mourniingstar.neocities.org/
Mourniingstar's cozy personal site covers a wide range of fandoms and hobbies including Homestuck, Vocaloid, Five Nights at Freddy's, Animal Crossing, and more. Packed with unique projects like a Vocaloid lyrics archive, TUYU lyrics archive, Neocities tips, and even an Ant Wikipedia, this is a charming and genuinely eclectic creative corner of the old web.
https://akiba.flirt-wind.net/
A Glimpsed Horizon, maintained by N.D. Aclan since 2004, is an anime graphics collective offering over 718 avatars, 89 PNG renders, 9 textures, and 11 fanlistings covering series like Attack on Titan, Naruto, Vampire Knight, and Fullmetal Alchemist. With more than 624,000 downloads generated, it serves as a generous free resource hub for anime fans looking for quality 100x100 icons and transparent renders.
http://dsl-mud.org/
Dark and Shattered Lands (DSL) is one of the longest-running MUDs on the internet, set in the richly detailed fantasy world of Algoron with kingdoms, clans, races, and deep lore. The site offers extensive resources including equipment lists, maps, a wiki, clan war standings, competitive leagues like the Gladiator League, and a podcast for this thriving text-based RPG community.
https://germfly.neocities.org/
The Earthworm Room is a quirky personal shrine site dedicated to Dr. Strangelove, Stanley Kubrick's classic cold war satire, with a navigable 'office and rooms' layout that invites exploration. Alongside the Dr. Strangelove shrine, the site features a 'Peter Shrine' and a blog, giving it a whimsical, immersive old-web aesthetic.
http://medulla.tacular.net/
Bone by Bone is the official fanlisting for Bjork's fifth album Medulla, approved by fanlistings.org and listed under Albums > B. Fans of this experimental vocal album can join by submitting their name and country, making it a simple gathering point for admirers of one of Bjork's most distinctive works.
https://skullkid.neocities.org/
The Lost Woods is a personal neocities site by 'Skullkid,' themed around The Legend of Zelda with references to Skull Kid, Stalfos, and the forest setting from the games. It features a journal, a dedicated Klonoa page, a gallery, and charming CSS animations like swaying falling leaves.
http://ravensbranch.allen.com/battlespoo.html
Battle Spoo is Todd's dedicated fan site for the Babylon 5 Wars tabletop miniatures game, featuring custom ship designs from universes like Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica converted into B5W format. Visitors will find painting and kitbashing how-to guides, tournament play aids in PDF format, original ship designs for races like the Pak'ma'ra and Narn, and a mailing list FAQ for the B5W community.
https://pineisland.neocities.org/fanlistings
Pineisland is a charming personal site belonging to someone called Meep, featuring an extensive collection of fanlistings, cliques, and claims spanning anime, manga, books, games, and more. The page showcases a wide range of interests including Tsubasa: RESERvoir CHRoNiCLE, Trigun, Fullmetal Alchemist, and Pokémon, giving it a distinctly old-web fanlisting culture feel.