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https://wasongo.art/
Wasongo's Gallery is a fanart showcase dedicated primarily to D.Gray-man, Osomatsu-san, and dotHack, with a particular love for the Komui/Bak pairing known as Komubak. Visitors can expect a stylized old-web aesthetic complete with autoplay music, animated GIFs, and desktop-optimized layouts that make it a cozy corner of anime fandom.
https://yoylecake420.neocities.org/
Yoylecake420's colorful Neocities homepage is packed with fandoms including BFDI, Homestuck, Genshin Impact, Pokemon, and The Amazing Digital Circus, alongside a massive playlist of classic and meme songs. The site features original art, a webcomic rec section, webrings, animated gifs, and a shrine, making it a lively hub for a queer neurodivergent creator's many online interests.
http://planetmag.com/
Planet Magazine is an online publication dedicated to science fiction and fantasy, serving readers who want curated SF and fantasy content in a magazine format. Its focused subject matter and dedicated genre coverage make it a notable destination for fans of speculative fiction.
https://neave.com/
Neave Interactive is a collection of browser-based apps and games created by developer Paul Neave, ranging from casual classics like Snake and Tic-Tac-Toe to novelties like a webcam toy with 80+ effects and a mind-bending strobe illusion. The portfolio also includes practical tools like Zoom Earth, an interactive weather and hurricane tracker, making it a surprisingly diverse playground of interactive web experiences.
https://melody-nomas.neocities.org/
Melody Nomás is a Spanish-language personal site centered on a deep devotion to Aomine Daiki from Kuroko no Basket, with the creator treating him as a real romantic partner in the yumejoshi/gachikoi tradition. Beyond the Aomine shrine, the site features manga appreciation, handmade crafts, an art room, book and movie journals, and a charming neocities-era aesthetic.
https://bmonster.com/
The Astounding B Monster, created and edited by Marty Baumann, is a dedicated fan resource celebrating B movies, sci-fi, cult classics, and horror films through articles, interviews, and newsletters. With its retro monster-movie aesthetic and a built-in shop, it stands out as a lovingly crafted tribute to the golden age of schlocky cinema.
https://hmwrs.com/
Created by Arofan Gregory, this sprawling resource covers historical miniatures wargaming across dozens of periods, from Neolithic prehistory to modern conflicts, with battle scenarios, game reviews, painting and casting guides, and rules supplements. Highlights include original Lion Rampant extensions, Art de la Guerre scenarios, a beginner's budget guide, and detailed accounts of remote gaming sessions.
http://textfire.de/
Textfire.de is a German-language magazine and resource hub dedicated to text adventure games, encouraging enthusiasts to write and share their own interactive fiction. It features articles for authors, programming examples, reviews of existing works, and even hosts a competitive Grand Prix tournament for text adventure creators.
http://stomptokyo.com/
Stomp Tokyo is a long-running B-movie and cult film review site covering Godzilla, schlocky horror, blaxploitation, and all manner of video cheese since 1996. Created by Chris Holland and Scott Hamilton, it features witty in-depth reviews organized by genre and title, along with a podcast, forums, and a store for fellow bad-movie enthusiasts.
https://www.fruvous.com/
The official website for Canadian folk-comedy band Moxy Fruvous, featuring lyrics, discography, tour dates, live show reviews, a picture gallery, multimedia, and news updates spanning the band's active years. A comprehensive fan and band resource that captures the full Fruvous universe, including solo projects from band members like Jian Ghomeshi and Murray Foster.