The early days of the internet were a goldmine for anime enthusiasts, providing a digital playground of fan pages dedicated to beloved series. From homemade Sailor Moon fan sites to intricate Gatchaman resource hubs, the digital landscape was rich with creativity and dedication.
Sailor Moon Fan Sites: A Tribute to Magical Girls
Among the most popular were the Sailor Moon fan pages, like 'Sailormoon Homepage' and 'SMoon: The Sailor Scouts HQ' hosted on platforms like Tripod and Geocities. These sites offered fans a space to celebrate their favorite magical girls, with character profiles, episode guides, and fan art.
Delving into Gatchaman and Fushigi Yuugi
Gatchaman, another iconic series, found refuge on pages such as the 'Gatchaman Resource Page.' These pages aggregated a wealth of information about the show's intricate world. Meanwhile, the 'Fantastic Comic World of Fushigi Yuugi' provided fans with a comprehensive dive into the beloved fantasy manga.
Pokemon: A Phenomenon Takes Shape Online
The expansion of Pokemon into online spaces was inevitable, considering its massive popularity. Sites like 'Pokemon Center' and 'Cyan's Pokemon Page' were central to fans eager to explore and share their journey in the Pokemon world. Culinary enthusiasts even had 'The Pikachu Recipe Page' to mix their love for Pokemon with delightful cooking adventures.
More Treasures in the Internet's Wonderland
Additional gems like 'Vision of Escaflowne' and 'Kodomo no Omocha' websites offered fans a chance to dive deeply into these narratives. Meanwhile, 'Zoi 'no miko's shrine to Youko Kuronue' showcased personal dedications to fan-favorite characters, an intimate tribute to their influence.