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https://frozenmicroobes.neocities.org/
The personal page of 'slop' on Neocities, which was centered around Pokemon and featured custom graphics before being abandoned in November 2024. The creator left a farewell note explaining they found the design overstimulating, with a link pointing to a new minimalist archive for their works.
https://shadowthehedgehog.neocities.org/
Beck's personal Neocities site 'Dreamz Realm' blends anime articles, gaming updates, and creative collections in a colorful, multi-page layout active since 2018. Visitors can explore a graphics collection, art, journal entries, Tamagotchi content, and a curated music page alongside anime and games coverage.
https://board.amassment.org/viewtopic.php?t=255&sid=4b6f1110d0469e275f8dd0a7a18b5d8e&start=10
A forum thread on the Amassment Message Board where members discuss non-anime animated series, sharing favorites and memories of cartoons like Chowder. Amassment is a fan shrine community hub, and this board section focuses on animated TV shows as a subset of its broader media discussions.
https://catsplace.neocities.org/
Cat's Place is Meowcat/Ben H's personal homepage built to channel the nostalgic energy of late 2000s web design, complete with anime aesthetics, Frutiger Aero vibes, and a Hatsune Miku shrine. Visitors can explore a small RPG game called Dr. Bob's Castle, a games portal, a music section, and a chatroom, all wrapped in a charmingly chaotic retro layout.
https://mourniingstar.neocities.org/
Mourniingstar's cozy personal site covers a wide range of fandoms and hobbies including Homestuck, Vocaloid, Five Nights at Freddy's, Animal Crossing, and more. Packed with unique projects like a Vocaloid lyrics archive, TUYU lyrics archive, Neocities tips, and even an Ant Wikipedia, this is a charming and genuinely eclectic creative corner of the old web.
http://tehomet.net/warrior
Persevere is the officially recognized fanlisting for the 1999 historical action film 'The 13th Warrior,' currently managed by tehomet after being adopted in 2010. With 76 members and dedicated sections for codes, affiliates, and film information, it serves as a small but devoted gathering place for fans of this underrated adventure movie.
http://moo.mud.org/moo-faq
Maintained by Ken Fox, this comprehensive FAQ covers everything needed to run and program a MOO (Multi-user Object Oriented) server, from server setup and LambdaMOO source locations to database programming and client recommendations. It serves as an essential reference for anyone building or administering their own MOO environment, with detailed technical answers about security, compilation issues, and core database management.
https://edmundtheborb.neocities.org/games
Edmund's Game Recommendations is a lovingly curated repository of personally vetted video games spanning from 1991 to 2026, browsable by year, country, and engine. With hundreds of titles ranging from obscure freeware gems to indie darlings, it serves as a treasure map for players seeking their next great game.
https://gamera.neocities.org/
GAMERA is Anita's personal neocities webspace centered on video game reviews, logs, and a game collection, with a charmingly chaotic old-web aesthetic and a healthy appreciation for obscure and kusoge titles. Visitors will find game logs, a curated game collection, personal blog entries, and enthusiastic takes on games ranging from obscure Kairosoft releases to modern favorites.
http://totallyabsurd.com/
Totally Absurd Inventions showcases the funniest real patents ever issued by the US government, from tricycle lawn mowers to diaper alarms, celebrating the wonderfully eccentric side of American ingenuity. Running since 1997, the site features an archive of bizarre but genuine patented products, making it a treasure trove for anyone who loves quirky trivia and offbeat humor.