Entertainment
2120 sites
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- Games (860)
- Science Fiction & Fantasy (138)
- VTubers & Streaming (6)
- Humor & Jokes (86)
- Comics & Animation (67)
- Movies & TV (241)
- Anime & Manga (420)
- Music Scenes (280)
https://dorianbay.neocities.org/
Dorian Bay's colorful personal corner of the internet is a Y2K-inspired celebration of nostalgia, queerness, and pop culture, with heavy focus on Winx Club, Bratz, and Barbie. Packed with animated and flashing visuals, the site promises a vibrant, maximalist experience reflecting its creator's personality and creative passions.
https://newarcade.cc/
The New Arcade is a quirky personal hub featuring a small collection of browser-based games and tools, including 'The Cornsville Arcade Game Collection' and a temperature converter. With a retro arcade aesthetic and a handful of original projects, it offers a playful corner of the web for casual visitors.
http://spooktacularhistoryofhorrorhosts.blogspot.com/
A dedicated blog preserving the history of horror hosts both classic and contemporary, featuring interviews, articles, and merchandise reviews for fans of the genre. Highlights include coverage of legendary hosts like Zacherley and Commander USA, plus posts about MST3K marathons and community events.
https://deathbusters.org/music/index.php
Lost Songs is a clique and community founded by Christina dedicated to celebrating anime music, from opening themes and endings to full orchestral scores and soundtracks. With 20 members and counting, it brings together fans who believe anime OSTs deserve the same respect as any other musical genre.
https://emmadaues.neocities.org/
Emma Daues is a creator's personal homepage with links to her games on itch.io and music on Bandcamp, suggesting a hobbyist developer and musician. The site is minimal but serves as a hub connecting visitors to her creative work across multiple platforms.
https://fan.lysandre.me/starters
Maintained by Samifer, this clique invites Pokémon fans to adopt sprite graphics of their favorite Starter (officially 'First Partner') Pokémon and display them on their own websites. With both regular and shiny sprite options and simple adoption rules, it's a charming piece of old-web community culture centered around Pokémon fandom.
https://ashmosphere.net/
Ash's Apartment is an interactive personal Neocities site where clicking on room objects reveals pop-up panels covering games, music, and favorite characters. The site showcases Ash's passion for indie and retro games like Hollow Knight, Celeste, Oneshot, and Yume Nikki, along with a curated music playlist and a detailed changelog tracking years of creative updates.
https://kirkmania.neocities.org/
Marty's sprawling Neocities hub dives deep into My Chemical Romance and Gerard Way's solo work, with detailed album pages, track-by-track commentary, and lyrics that reflect genuine fan passion. Beyond the MCR content, the site branches into shrines, art, stamps, interactive web toys, and a cozy space-bar narrative that makes exploring feel like wandering through a well-loved scrapbook.
https://fantasyanime.com/
FantasyAnime is a comprehensive fan resource dedicated to classic fantasy RPG video games, covering beloved series like Final Fantasy, Shining Force, Phantasy Star, Seiken Densetsu, and many more. The site also includes emulation guides, ROM patching tutorials, game save resources, and anime tie-in content, making it a rich hub for retro RPG enthusiasts.
https://fan.kalechips.net/pikmin/index.php
Blooming Onion is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Nintendo's Pikmin game series, run by Kale, where fans from around the world can sign up to show their love for the franchise. The site includes a fun explanation of the Pikmin games, a member list, and downloadable buttons, with the clever name referencing both Pikmin's onion nests and the beloved fried appetizer.