Aniimo Wiki Field Guide
An unofficial fan guide for looking up Aniimo creatures, exploring the game map, and planning what to capture next.
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asciirave: beat-synced music videos in characters
A browser-and-terminal project that turns music videos into live-rendered character animation synced to a track.
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Ask for the Moon, filed as a case
A richly staged book page for Thea Brandt’s first novel, following crisis negotiator Nadia Sremac through eight negotiations and a reckoning at home.
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Bairros Legais, painted neighborhood by neighborhood
A Portuguese-language illustrated atlas of neighborhoods, with a map, curated lists, and 89 places across 50 countries.
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Bhoot Aar Bhabishyot: a Bengali future on the wall
A community drawing wall invites people connected to Bengali culture to imagine Durga Puja traditions carried into the future.
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Birds of Gilgit-Baltistan
A regional bird resource with species accounts, searchable records and interactive maps for Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan.
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My Campervan’s millimeter-checking 3D layout planner
A 3D planner for laying out a campervan interior before building it, with van-specific dimensions and a catalog of components.
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eChallan’s suspicious APK detour
The page presents itself as India’s government eChallan service, then urges visitors to download an Android verification app.
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Castle Night turns a forecast into a siege
A free, install-free 3D browser game asks players to build a fortress in a fictional Goryeo- and Joseon-inspired kingdom, then defend it against scheduled night attacks.
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Crisis Cabinet: The North Sea Incident
An interactive fictional crisis simulation puts visitors in charge of a developing incident near a North Sea energy platform.
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Ctrl+Alt+Farm turns AI job anxiety into a farm-planning game
A free quiz and farm simulation for engineers wondering whether farming could be a practical escape from AI-driven job loss.
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A Block-by-Block Map of San Francisco’s District 11
A youth-led study records small-business conditions and street environments across San Francisco District 11, organizing its research by corridor, zone, and block face.
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DogBi stages a dog shop, then stops the sale
A fictional dog storefront turns browsing, comparing, and checkout into a conceptual-art critique of treating companion animals as products.
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A voter’s field guide for Filipinos in Canada
A nonpartisan civic guide with profiles of Filipino elected officials and candidates, voting and rights information, and community resources.
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Fix T Street Now: a Sacramento neighborhood case file
A neighbors’ campaign documenting safety concerns around two vacant T Street properties and urging the owners and City of Sacramento to act.
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HEARSAY’s voice-fraud listening lab
A listening game lets visitors compare genuine and synthetic voice clips, then inspect audio with HEARSAY’s analysis tool.
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Humsphere turns a hum into a singing planet
A free browser toy turns a short hum, whistle, or voice memo into a musical world you can play, duet with, breed, and share.
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Delulu: a reality receipt for big goals
A free calculator estimates how much pressure a goal’s assumptions are under, then itemizes what it would take.
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Kubyl puts Kubernetes clusters behind a keyboard-first desktop
Kubyl is a free, open-source desktop client for managing Kubernetes clusters on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
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Lac Claude, keeper of the record “such as it is”
The Lac Claude Historical Society presents a local-history record with recollections, a chronology, archive images, event information, and directions to the lake in Beechworth, Victoria.
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Leaf & Cherry: Sri Lankan coffee, grown and roasted here
A Colombo-and-Ella café and micro-roastery serving coffee grown in Sri Lanka and roasted within 200 km of where it is served.
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Manutius writes books on print pages
A Mac writing app that lays out a book as you type and exports files for print, ebooks, and editing.
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Meicho: Tap a quotation, return to the page
Meicho is a Japanese reading app for classic literature that lets readers ask questions about a passage and follow cited quotations back to the original text.
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MSC Roll Call turns sailings into meeting places—and fare histories
An independent MSC Cruises reference site gives upcoming sailings individual roll-call pages and tracks their fares over time.