Themes

Occasion The ultimate theme

Four pantheons in one theme. When you apply it, Zeus, Odin, Ra and Amaterasu ask you to choose a world: marble Olympus, Asgard of runes and ice, Egypt of sun and papyrus, or Japan of ink and lacquer. Each with its own design, music, animations and gods.

Includes

• A window of the gods to choose a pantheon (and change it whenever you like)
• Greek, Norse, Egyptian and Japanese: their own design, typefaces and animations
• Original background music with instruments from each culture
• Six gods per pantheon with their profile, in real museum artworks
• A different intro, transition, cursor and particles in each world
• And a fifth door, sealed. They say a name opens it

Art: public-domain sculptures, paintings, prints and artefacts (Louvre, Vatican Museums, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Nationalmuseum Stockholm, Hasegawa Tōhaku's «Pine Trees» and others, via Wikimedia Commons and the Met Open Access). Freely licensed photos (CC BY / CC BY-SA) by their authors on Wikimedia Commons, credited on each artwork. CC0 textures by ambientCG. Original music and Egyptian sunrise by the portfolio.

Occasion Special theme

The twelve zodiac constellations with their real stars. When you apply it you pick your sign on a zodiac wheel and the site becomes its sky: the real photo of its constellation, stars that twinkle in their true colours, its music, the colours of its element and one detail only it has.

Includes

• A zodiac wheel to choose among the twelve signs (and change it whenever you like)
• A realistic animated sky: a real photo of each constellation (Hubble, Spitzer, Webb) and stars with their true brightness and colour
• Each constellation drawn with its stars from the Hipparcos catalogue and the plate from “Urania’s Mirror” (1824)
• Colours by element and a unique detail per sign: the Pleiades, the Leonids, a beating Antares, the river of Aquarius…
• Original background music in each sign’s own key

Stars and constellations: d3-celestial (Olaf Frohn, BSD) with Hipparcos catalogue data. Plates: Sidney Hall, “Urania’s Mirror” (1824), public domain. Sky photos: NASA, ESA, CSA, ESO, STScI, JPL-Caltech, NOIRLab and astrophotographers credited on each sign. Original music by the portfolio.

Occasion Special theme

Premiere style 28 Jun 2025 · Donghua premiere (the same 28 June on which the novel begins, in 1349)

The tarot of “Lord of Mysteries” (诡秘之主). When you apply it you rise above the gray fog to the long bronze table of Sefirah Castle: the deck is shuffled and spread and you draw your card, which becomes your code name in the Tarot Club and the colour of the whole site. Every page has its card, the projects are Minor Arcana and the Fool Pathway is walked by exploring.

Includes

• The hall above the gray fog in 3D: a long bronze table, chairs with crimson constellations, pillars and living fog
• The 22 real cards of the Rider–Waite–Smith tarot (1909): shuffled, spread, and yours turns over
• Your card colours the site, with its pathway and who holds it in the Tarot Club; a daily three-card spread
• Each page’s card in the transition, projects as Minor Arcana and the Fool Pathway from Seer to Fool
• An intro with the Fool’s honorific name, a brass and topaz pendulum cursor and original music

Lord of Mysteries © Cuttlefish That Loves Diving, China Literature and B.CMAY PICTURES (fan theme). Cards: the 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith tarot, illustrations by Pamela Colman Smith (public domain, Wikimedia Commons). Textures: ambientCG (CC0). Data: Wikipedia and Lord of the Mysteries Wiki. Original music by the portfolio.

Occasion Special theme

Premiere style 10 Dec 2025 · Season 3 premiere on Netflix (rounds 7, 8 and 9)

Every fight of Ragnarok (終末のワルキューレ), from the first, Lü Bu against Thor, to the one being written right now, Sakata Kintoki against Odin. When you apply it the Valhalla fight card opens and you choose a bout: Heimdall announces it with a VS screen and the whole site becomes that fight’s own, with its colours, type, animated background, cursor, transition and music.

Includes

• All twelve fights with their Valkyrie, Völundr, the god’s weapon, techniques, length, finishing move and score
• A different site for each fight: its own palette, type, buttons, numbering, animated background and click effect
• A VS screen when you pick a fight and a transition for each one: Thor’s lightning, Qin’s seal, Leonidas’s phalanx…
• Official art from the anime; rounds 10, 11 and 12, which the anime has not reached yet, are locked for now
• An original piece of music for each fight and the anime’s official songs on video

Record of Ragnarok (Shuumatsu no Valkyrie) © Azychika, Shinya Umemura, Takumi Fukui / Coamix and the anime production committees (fan theme). Art: the anime’s official websites (Warner Bros. Japan); for rounds 10 to 12, still locked, works by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Mårten Eskil Winge and Georg von Rosen (public domain). Data: Record of Ragnarok Wiki and the official websites. Original music by the portfolio.

Occasion Special theme

The eight planets in 3D with real NASA maps. When you apply it a planetarium opens with the planets where they really are today, on their real orbits; the one you choose becomes the site’s background: it spins with its real tilt and day, with atmosphere, rings and moons, its music plays on its “orbital note” and under the hero you see how far away it is right now.

Includes

• A 3D planetarium with the planets where they really are today (astronomy-engine ephemerides) and their real orbits
• Each planet in 3D (three.js) with real maps: Earth with night lights, shadow-casting clouds and sunglint on the sea; Saturn with rings that cast and catch shadows
• Axial tilt, spin, moons and NASA data; live distance and light time, and whether it is up tonight
• An approach intro, an eclipse transition with the real Sun from SDO and an instrument cursor
• Original music on each planet’s “orbital note”, and a secret beyond Neptune

Planet maps: Solar System Scope (CC BY 4.0, based on NASA data). Earth: NASA Earth Observatory (Blue Marble Next Generation and Black Marble). Moon: NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University (LRO, CGI Moon Kit). Moons and Pluto: NASA 3D Resources. Milky Way: ESO/S. Brunier (CC BY 4.0). Sun: NASA/SDO and the AIA science teams. Data: NASA Planetary Fact Sheet (NSSDCA). Positions: astronomy-engine (Don Cross, MIT). Original music by the portfolio.

Occasion Legend theme

Premiere style 27 Sept 2026 · The 2026 finale of the anime’s Elbaph arc (episode 1180, 27 September 2026). One Piece returns with new episodes in 2027.

The biggest theme in the portfolio. The site sets sail: a whole new home page with a 3D ocean, the Straw Hat flag waving and a real straw hat floating on the waves; the wanted poster, the treasure map with projects as islands, the crew, a galleon race across the Grand Line and a whole section for the five Gears, with their own sounds and music.

Includes

• A completely different home: a 3D ocean (three.js) with real swell, sky, the flag waving on the mast, a 3D braided straw hat and a galleon on the horizon
• Navigation with the Log Pose and the Den Den Mushi, a wanted poster, a treasure map and the crew
• 3D mini-game: a three-lap galleon race against the Navy, Buggy and Kid, with cola barrels for the Coup de Burst
• A section for the five Gears with their data, sounds and effects, and a Gear 5 mode that turns the site into a cartoon
• A manga-page intro, a panel transition, a rubber cursor, Luffy’s laugh and the official openings in the player

Unofficial fan theme. ONE PIECE © Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha, Toei Animation. Official artwork from one-piece.com and anime frames via the One Piece Wiki. Gear data checked on the One Piece Wiki (chapter and episode of each debut). Openings from the official ONE PIECE YouTube channel. “Dutch Ship Medium” 3D galleon by Poly Haven (CC0), CC0 textures by ambientCG and the water normal map from three.js (MIT). Original background music and sound effects by the portfolio.

Occasion Legend theme · 40th anniversary

Premiere style 5 Nov 2026 · Ocarina of Time returns on Nintendo Switch 2 on 5 November 2026, in the series’ 40th anniversary year (The Legend of Zelda came out on 21 February 1986 in Japan).

Forty years of legend in one site. A whole new home page over the official art of the new Ocarina of Time, with the Triforce as navigation; projects as temples with their medallions, wikis as the Spiritual Stones and the craft as the game’s inventory. A 3D shooting gallery where you win rupees, a rupee hidden on every page, a fairy that follows the pointer and a whole section with the twenty adventures and the official timeline.

Includes

• A completely different home: the remake’s official art with drifting light, the 40th anniversary banner, the name styled like the series logo and a countdown to 5 November
• Triforce navigation (Power, Wisdom, Courage and the centre for the 40 years), temples with medallions, Spiritual Stones and an inventory with the official Ocarina of Time 3D items
• 3D mini-game: the market shooting gallery, with cut-gem rupees crossing the stall and a wallet that is saved
• A 40-year section: the twenty adventures with their official art and the official timeline with its three branches
• A Triforce intro, a triangle-mosaic transition, a fairy cursor, lock-on targeting and a rupee hidden on every page

Unofficial fan theme. The Legend of Zelda © Nintendo. Official art, illustrations and screenshots from nintendo.com and zelda40th.nintendo.com; Ocarina of Time 3D items, medallions and stones via Zelda Wiki. Videos from the Nintendo of America channel. CC0 textures by ambientCG. Original music and sound effects by the portfolio.