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https://the-briar.neocities.org/
The Briar is a personal site with an entrance page themed around tanuki imagery from the Studio Ghibli film Pom Poko, inviting visitors to click a tanuki to enter. The heavy use of Pom Poko references and imagery suggests a fan-oriented personal site centered on anime and Japanese animated film.
http://perfectly-cromulent.net/thor
Run by Erika, this is the official TFL-approved fanlisting for the 2011 Marvel superhero film Thor, celebrating Chris Hemsworth's debut as the Asgardian god alongside Tom Hiddleston's Loki and a star-studded cast. With 86 members and counting, fans can join to show their love for the film and browse buttons and affiliates.
http://analognowhere.com/wiki/matacorp
A collaborative worldbuilding wiki for 'analognowhere', a sprawling original science fiction universe featuring a dystopian future where MATACORP, a corporate technocracy, emerged victorious from the World-Corp-War. The wiki details fictional nations, characters, companies, and technologies in a richly imagined post-collapse setting with dark satirical undertones about corporate power.
https://tsunderetion.neocities.org/
Tsunderetion is a personal Neocities page built around anime, fandom, and Japanese pop culture, with a site name inspired by a Perfume song lyric. The creator shares links to their MyAnimeList profile, Tumblr art blog, and other scattered web presences, with shrines and hobbies pages still in progress.
https://sovereignweb.thecozy.cat/blog/%F0%9F%92%9B-webring-wednesday-5-anime-webring-%F0%9F%92%9B
A blog post from The Cozy Cat's Sovereign Web hub spotlights the Anime Webring, a community connector for independent anime fan sites created by Moonlight Promise. The post celebrates the nostalgic spirit of late-90s anime fansites and invites site owners running shrines, fan art pages, or anime-themed spaces to join the ring.
http://tads.org/
TADS (Text Adventure Development System) is the official home of a free, professional-grade authoring toolkit for creating interactive fiction, maintained by Michael J. Roberts. The site offers downloads, comprehensive manuals, code examples, and community links for both TADS 2 and TADS 3, making it an essential hub for serious IF developers.
https://love.suga.nu/
Ainna's fanlisting collective AMOUR serves as a hub for 28 fanlistings spanning BTS tributes, anime and manga, and sundry subjects spread across three domains. A longtime member of The Fanlistings network since 2002, Ainna has assembled nearly 2,800 fans across her collective, with a current design celebrating BTS member Jimin.
https://torntravelguide.neocities.org/
A player-created guide for the browser-based game Torn City, focused on maximizing profits through international travel and item importing. Created by AtzeStone, it covers key destinations including Japan, China, UAE, South Africa, and Argentina, with tips on what to smuggle for the best returns.
https://cursedfate.neocities.org/
Lukas (cursedfate) runs this personal Neocities space featuring gaming content, character shrines, and a system page for plural alter introductions. The site is a work in progress with a changelog dating back to mid-2022, a guestbook, and links to gaming pages and character shrines.
https://justacrowxd.neocities.org/
Crow's Corner is the growing personal website of a British computer science student named Crow, built from scratch as she learns HTML and CSS. Minecraft dominates her interests list alongside Hermitcraft, worldbuilding, and Dungeons & Dragons, making this a charming early-web-style hobby space to watch develop.