The
All-Inclusive Page of Links
Hi! I decided to collect all my website links on the same
page,
for convenience. Below is a complete list of sites I visit
frequently, organized into categories that correspond with the
different parts of my website.
Last Update: September 25, 2005
- Just one new link today, at
the very bottom of the Anime
category.
Cosplay
- Digimon
and Other
Anime - Science Fiction
- Disney
- Fanfiction
- Music
-
Blogs
- Webcomics
- Other
Cosplay
Links
Cosplay.com
- Photos, a great
community, and more to come. I post on the forums here as
Emiko.
Cosplay
Lab - I'm Emiko on this
site, too. The best thing about Cosplay Lab is that you can
search for a character or a series and see many people's costumes.
A
Fan's View - Photo coverage of
any
and all anime conventions.
Usagichan
Search and Rescue -
Same as above, but I always check both sites after a con because no one
photographer can get pictures of everyone and everything at a
con. 
Anime
Expo Website - Website
for my local anime convention.
The
Official Anime Expo Forums
-
Message boards
where members can post comments about the convention for staffers to
read.
Unofficial
AX EZBoard Forums
- Where a small group of AX attendees talk about the con and arrange
gatherings throughout the year.
Akibiyori
-
Website for a local
anime/cosplay picnic I might go to this year. The name means
"clear autumn day."
Digimon
(and Other Anime) Links
AnimeLyrics.com
- The
place to find lyrics from Digimon and any other anime you can think of.
Anime Nation -
News, shop, fanfic,
fanart, and much more.
Anime News
Network -
Awesomely large
collection of info, news, and reviews.
Anime Web Turnpike
- The best
starting place in any search for websites related to an anime.
City the Emerald
Digital - This is the site with
the biggest and best collection of
Digimon gijinkas on the net.
Duckfeather.net
- Home
of Digimon Uncensored. See under "Discontinued."
Digimon Central
- A
good site, with some very unique pages.
The
Digimon Encyclopedia -
Absolutely the best
Digimon information site I've found. Read about everything
from
characters to voice actors to toy reviews to episode trivia, and much
more. This is also the home of the Digimon FAQ.
F.E.T.'s
Digimon Fandub.com -
Download Digimon
video clips with better English dialog than the pros could
write!
The Haré+Guu
Online Jungle -
The official website for the upcoming anime release
"Haré+Guu."
- Anime site with a good-sized
Digimon
section.
Megchan's
Digimon Lyrics Page - When
Megchan's
Digimon site was taken down, this was salvaged. Read the
lyrics
to
much of the Japanese music from Digimon.
Toei Animation's official
Digimon pages:
Adventure
Adventure
02
Tamers
Frontier
Savers
(NEW!)
Science
Fiction Links
TheForce.net
- Star Wars news, fanfic, and much more.
JediCouncil.Net
Forums - This is THE largest
Star Wars board on the Net. Created on
July 8, 1998, it has a forum for every possible aspect of Star Wars
fandom. I (Amy) am
known as Barbara Fett on this
board, but I don't post there very often.
Sev Wide Web
- Comic strips that
parody sci-fi and fantasy (Sev Space) and look into the life of a
toddler (Terrible Twos).
Trek
Today - Star Trek news
items, updated almost daily.
The
Trek BBS - I post on this
board as Anzari of Q. It's pretty cool.
The Gigantic
Collection of Star
Trek Minutiae - Great stuff that isn't
on the official
site (StarTrek.com).
Five-Minute
Voyager -
Hilarious, short parodies of many episodes of Star Trek and other
sci-fi shows.
TripHammered -
A tribute to Trip
Tucker and all things Enterprise,
this site can be both very funny and very thoughtful.
Enterprise
Oddities -
Cute
Enterprise
fanart in an
anime-like style.
Worfie's
Trivia
- A Star Trek trivia
game that I played every month for almost a year, and then it went on
hiatus.
Flare
Sci-Fi Forums - Discussions on all
things sci-fi, plus
a strong creative community where you'll find artwork, model ships, and
my favorite Star Trek fanfiction series, Star Trek: Series ?
Disney
Links
The Hidden
Mickeys Page
-
A comprehensive guide to every little secret about the Disney theme
parks. Great fun!
JimHillMedia.com -
Awesome news page for
recent entertainment-industry info.
MiceAge.com -
Also covers
Disney and other entertainment news.
Visions
Fantastic -
Amazing collection of
audio and video clips and pictures from the Disney theme parks.
Fanfiction
Links
FanFiction.Net
- I
could easily
spend hours on end reading some of the hundreds of thousands of stories
on this site. And a few of them are even mine!
FictionAlley.org
- Huge archive of Harry Potter fanfic.
MediaMiner.org
- A lot of the
people who have given up on FF.N have started posting their work
here. I've never read it, though.
Subreality
Central -
An archive of stories by a group of writers who all use Subreality as a
setting for their stories. Several of my stories are archived
here.
Music
Links
Bands
of America - My school's
marching band competes in at least one BOA
event every year. I post on the message boards here as Six of
Eighteen.
Live365
- THIS SITE RULES. When I'm on the Internet for a prolonged
stretch of time, I'm sometimes
listening to Live365 Internet radio. It is just SO much fun,
because you can listen to YOUR style of music - no matter what that may
be.
MP3.com
- Back in the day (in 2000), this was where I downloaded a lot of
fan-created Star Wars music. I hope it will still be
available
when
the "new" MP3.com premieres.
Blog
Links
WilWheaton.net
- Wil is
my blogging role model. I'm on the mailing list, and I check
the
site for updates
all
the time. It's really interesting to see what this actor's
life
is
actually like.
Darold
"axchair"
Higa's LiveJournal
- Read all about what it's like to be the chair of Anime Expo.
SubIntSoc:
The Situation
Room
-
Political/current events blog.
MaxBarry.com
-
The
website and blog of Max Barry, a novelist whose work I enjoy.
Webcomics
Links
Arthur,
King of Time
and Space -
The classic legends retold in an ongoing webcomic. Updated
every
single day.
Pixel -
Enter the world of the
tiny squares that make up everything you ever see on your computer.
The
Whovian Observer -
Humorous observations
on Doctor Who and other sci-fi.
Gossamer
Commons -
The story of an
aspiring writer who discovers that fairies are real. I like
this
comic a lot because it's all about the story, which is original and
interesting, as are the characters. Updated Monday,
Wednesday,
and Friday.
Start
Wreck -
A parody of Star Trek
(The Original Series).
General
Protection Fault
- The adventures of the
geeky employees of a small software company. I'm still
working my
way through the archives of this one, and I'm really enjoying it.
Other
Links
The Agony Booth
-
"Hilarious—and hilariously long—reviews of
notoriously bad
movies!" -
The Rockford Register Star's words, but I couldn't have described it
better. I post on the forums here as Emiko.
Baby
Boomer Headquarters - Fun,
sweet nostalgia
site for the 1950s through 1970s.
Baby's
Named a Bad, Bad Thing
- Very funny page listing bad
names for babies. I check
the Letter of the Day page all the time.
Big
Bad Baby
Names -
The
discussion forum for the above website. I post on them as
Emiko.
Computer
Stupidities -
Stupid but funny
things people have done with computers.
Engrish.com
-
English writing seen in
Asian countries is frequently nonsensical and often funny.
Engrish.com posts a new example every weekday.
Jabootu's
Bad Movie Dimension -
Another site devoted
to reviews of B-movies.
Jere
On Tour - I've
actually
met the owner of this webpage. He's German, and I met him
when
his
world cycling tour took him through Morro Bay, California, at the same
time I was there on vacation. My family let him spend the
night
in
our rental house. This is his travel journal.
Mark Rosenfelder's
Metaverse -
Much like my own
website, the Metaverse has several categories of content related to
stuff the author is into.
NationStates.net
-
A free nation
simulation game.
Not My Desk -
Stories
of being a
temporary employee. Currently under reconstruction, but the
archives have a lot of good stuff.
UniSci
Science News - When I was a
freshman in high school and I had to do current event reports for
science
class, I always got my events from here.
The
Web Operas Home Page -
Experience the operas of Gilbert and Sullivan (and others) through
the power of HTML and MIDI!
X-Entertainment
-
Articles about random
cheesy stuff, commercials from the 80's, and whatever else.
Warning: uses bad language.
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