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https://rainbowgirl.neocities.org/
The Rainbow Punk is the colorful personal site of Zorume, a self-described punk anarchist who built this chaotic, heartfelt space around her love of music, rainbows, and the indie web. Visitors will find playlists, band shrines for ONE OK ROCK and Halflives, illustrations, and a sprawling collection of favorites spanning books, shows, and gif hoards.
https://fan.hopeslair.haliya.net/fl/kirby/index.php
From the Stars is a TheFanlistings.org approved fanlisting dedicated to Nintendo's beloved Kirby series, boasting 75 members from 22 countries. Fans of the pink puffball can join, browse member codes, and celebrate their shared love of the Kirby franchise through this neatly maintained community listing.
https://snakewater.nekoweb.org/
Beringer Vril's personal site centered around their love of Team Fortress 2, specifically the competitive map Snakewater. The site includes sections for art, a blog, and a guestbook, with a cozy nekoweb aesthetic and strong TF2 fan identity.
https://cinescape.com/
Cinescape is a weekly film newsletter by Joseph Lavers, exploring cinema with curated recommendations and commentary on what to watch and why. Notable features include a table of contents, an index, and themed weeks like the cheeky 'Shrek Week 2024,' making it a charming destination for movie enthusiasts.
https://overnsworkshop.neocities.org/
El Taller de Overns is a Spanish-language personal Neocities page by creator Sho Overns, featuring fanlistings, blinkies, and a Kirby-related image (Poyo) suggesting anime and gaming interests. The image-heavy layout with mood indicators and fanlisting collections gives it a classic old-web personal shrine feel.
http://fantasymaps.com/gaming/ahotw.html
Jim and Karl Musser created this fan-designed variant of the classic board game 'History of the World,' expanding it with additional civilizations, map changes, and revised rules across multiple scenarios. The site offers downloadable rule files in Word Perfect and PDF formats, covering 11 scenarios spanning from 1500 BC to 500 BC, making it a valuable resource for dedicated fans of the original game.
https://locusmag.com/index/0start.html
The Locus Index to Science Fiction for 1999 is a comprehensive bibliographic reference compiled by Charles N. Brown and William G. Contento, cataloging SF and fantasy books, stories, magazines, and anthologies published that year. Visitors can browse by author, title, series, cover artist, and publisher, or search across the full index, making it an invaluable research tool for genre enthusiasts and scholars alike.
https://unwrapped.greg.technology/
Greg created a playful year-in-review page documenting every restaurant he ordered from via Uber Eats in 2023, presented as a mosaic made from food images alongside his humorously self-aware reflections on food delivery guilt. The writing is candid and charming, touching on late-night cravings, a heartwarming soup-to-Montreal story, and half-sincere resolutions to cook more in 2024.
https://spazioinwind.libero.it/littlememole
A dedicated image gallery celebrating Memole, the beloved 1984 Italian-Japanese anime series about a tiny fairy-like girl. The site is image-heavy, collecting artwork and screenshots from the classic show for fans of vintage anime.
https://tackyvillain.neocities.org/
Tackyvillain's personal creative hub features monthly album reviews focused on extreme metal and emo genres, alongside original art, zines, games, and character pages. Shrines dedicated to interests like tokusatsu and RuneScape round out a dense, frequently updated site built with an old-web spirit.