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https://legolas.lost-boy.org/
Daybreak is a fanlisting and dedication to Legolas, the elven archer from J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, created by Andrea and listed at The Fanlistings Network under Characters: Book/Movie. Visitors can join as fans, grab link-back codes, and explore the site's affectionate focus on this mysterious and beloved Fellowship member.
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.
https://virtually-isolated.neocities.org/
Virtually Isolated is a lovingly crafted personal portal built with old-school tools like Photoshop 7 and Dreamweaver MX, featuring shrines for Pokemon and Morrowind, a Final Fantasy 14 log, tabletop writings, and even a garden blog. The variety of content spans gaming, anime-style art, and hobbies, making it a charming multi-interest hub with a strong retro web aesthetic.
https://otto-b.info/
Otto Benson is a Brooklyn-based recording artist who goes by monikers including OTTO, Memo Boy, and Pudding Club, with a discography spanning albums, singles, and collaborative releases from 2015 to 2025. The site serves as a clean, no-frills catalog of his prolific output, featuring collaborations with artists like Clairo, binki, and Musique Chienne.
https://form-and-thearchive.neocities.org/
A personal media review site where the creator shares thoughts on films, TV shows, books, and music, with a rotating weekly favourite song displayed on the homepage. The site has a cozy old-web aesthetic with image-heavy pages and an honest, casual voice that makes browsing feel like flipping through a friend's diary.
http://lysator.liu.se/nanny
NannyMUD is a long-running fantasy MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) that has been active since 1990, offering players a rich world of guilds, magic, and adventure accessible via telnet or a Java client. The site introduces the game's lore, people, and world, with references to Tolkien-inspired settings and a wide variety of playable character archetypes including knights, druids, vampires, and monks.
https://laingame.net/
A dedicated hub for the Serial Experiments Lain PSX game, offering multiple playable versions including the browser-based lainTSX and a simplified version alongside several fan-made translations in English, Spanish, and Korean. Visitors can also find a game review, feedback links, and connections to related projects like the full ReWiReD remaster and the Serial Experiments Lain Restoration Project.
https://mason.gmu.edu/~rhanson/econofsf.html
Robin Hanson, an economist at George Mason University, explores the intersection of economics and hard science fiction, critiquing the often unrealistic economic assumptions found in speculative futures about space colonies, nanotechnology, AI, and singularities. The page collects essays and links arguing that professional economists have much to contribute to serious future-studies discourse, with topics ranging from machine intelligence and interstellar colonization to the Doomsday Argument.
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://doompaul.neocities.org/
A sardonic tribute to Ron Paul meme culture, built around the classic 'It's Happening' and 'Doompaul' internet jokes about Ron Paul's dire warnings going unheeded. The site leans hard into the absurdist humor of the Doompaul meme, featuring the iconic imagery and apocalyptic rhetoric that made the meme famous on early 2010s internet boards.