Entertainment
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- Science Fiction & Fantasy (138)
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- Movies & TV (241)
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https://dollhouse-garden.neocities.org/
Dollhouse Garden is a charming personal site with a dreamy, garden-inspired aesthetic featuring manga and anime recommendations, scans, and links to favorite online games like Orisinal and vgperson titles. The site leans heavily into a soft, feminine, vintage web aesthetic with nods to Serial Experiments Lain, Sylvanian Families, and shojo media.
http://fan.godgivemetruth.us/gnr
GNR is the official TFL-approved fanlisting for the legendary hard rock band Guns N' Roses, housed under the GodGiveMeTruth fan network. Visitors can join the member list, browse fan codes, and read a concise history of the band from their 1985 Los Angeles origins through their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in 2012.
http://captain20.com/kidsbreak.htm
Dick Dyszel, the man behind Captain 20 on Washington DC's WDCA-TV Channel 20, shares the behind-the-scenes story of Kids' Break, the Emmy Award-winning daily preschool puppet show he created and performed entirely on his own. The page details the colorful cast of puppet characters like Howard Huge and Manners the Butler, the show's 1984 local Emmy win, and includes a broadband-accessible video of the award-winning episode.
https://mindgoneby.neocities.org/
Mind Gone By is a nostalgic personal site where the creator catalogs every film and book they own, gradually adding personal reviews and reflections to each entry. The site leans heavily into Web 1.0 aesthetics and celebrates physical media collecting, making it a charming destination for fellow movie buffs and old-internet enthusiasts.
http://gold.natsu.gs/WG
A tribute page dedicated to SPI (Simulations Publications Inc.) and classic wargames, covering titles like Squad Leader, NATO Division Commander, Tac Air, and many other historical board wargames. The site blends English and Japanese content, reflecting a devoted fan community for these simulation games spanning conflicts from D-Day to Vietnam.
http://cliques.windsprite.nu/
Windy Cliques is a collection of joinable web cliques hosted by windsprite.nu, letting visitors claim favorite anime and manga bishounen characters, pick a personal element, or join a Naruto pairing clique. The site is a charming slice of early-2000s fandom culture, including the nostalgic revival of Ninin, a Naruto clique that once attracted nearly 500 members.
https://adaissocool.neocities.org/
Ada's personal y2k-styled Neocities site where she shares her current video game obsessions, including Fallout New Vegas, Balatro, and Borderlands 2, alongside blog posts and a growing collection of blinkies. A cheerful, freshly launched site with a classic old-web aesthetic that captures the spirit of the indie web revival.
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://ifdb.org/
IFDB is a comprehensive catalog and recommendation engine for interactive fiction and text adventures, maintained as a wiki-style community project by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation. Visitors can browse thousands of game listings, read and submit reviews, participate in competitions, and discover new works through polls and curated recommendation lists.
https://smuncensored.com/
Sailor Moon Uncensored is a comprehensive fan resource dedicated to documenting and comparing the censored English DiC and Cloverway dubs of Sailor Moon against the original Japanese version. Run by Robert Wheeler, Dan Bednarski, and Tiffany Gould since 2000, the site features detailed episode comparisons, editorials, fan opinions, and a rich archive of information about the localization changes made for North American audiences.