Domain

Enamour.nu has officially opened its doors since December 2015, although the name wasn't registered until 2020. The collective is a metamorphosis from the intangible to the tangible, where the shared ideas, celebrated milestones, and the silent yet profound moments of connections grew. Behind the domain are the founders, Aelyn (in charge of non-animanga/non-gaming subjects) and Cerine (in charge of animanga/gaming subjects), where our narrative of shared journeys began.

At the core of this domain lies a diverse array of subjects, each representing our beloved fanlisting topics— particularly those tied to anime, manga, and video games. These fanlistings are proudly featured on platforms such as The Fanlistings, The Anime Fanlistings, or both. This hub serves as a sanctuary for shared dreams, mutual aspirations, and collective triumphs—essentially, a vibrant network within the Celestial Oracle Studio. We are endlessly grateful to the TFL/TAFL staff and fans worldwide, for they are the heartbeat of Enamour, providing the rhythm that fuels its existence. Each supporter helps weave an intricate tapestry of digital connections, reflecting the lively, interconnected world we all contribute to and cherish.

Name: the origins

beginnings of the domain name

Over the course of its evolution, Enamour has undergone multiple rebranding phases, initially functioning as a precursor to Sky Tempest and Skylude. In the process of consolidation, we devoted several months to intensive deliberation, meticulously combing the internet for available domain names, and ensuring that the ultimate choice fulfilled three fundamental criteria: it had to be succinct, phonetically intuitive, and semantically resonant with our broader vision.

Enamour is not simply a random sequence of letters; it encapsulates the story behind the name and its distinctive domain extension. The term enamor was initially considered, given that it is the predominant spelling in American English. However, enamour, the variant more commonly adopted internationally, proved to be a more fitting choice.

The domain itself holds distinct significance, aligning precisely with a niche that resonates with our ethos. The deliberate inclusion of the letter "u" in enamour serves not only to enhance its aesthetic appeal but also to distinguish it from the Americanized alternative, which lacked the same visual harmony. By fortunate circumstance, the .nu domain extension remained available, making it an ideal match for our fanlisting collective.

As a result, Enamour.nu emerged as our digital sanctuary—an online space that seamlessly reflects our creative pursuits and perpetuates our unrelenting passion for the subjects we hold in profound regard.

  1. en- (prefix) — in
  2. -amour (suffix) — love
  3. definition — be filled with a feeling of love for; to inspire with love

Design: the creation

behind the latest theme

Version 2 of the layout prominently features the central protagonists, known as the Phantom Thieves of Hearts, from the acclaimed series Persona 5: The Royal. This iteration was specifically designed for optimal display on resolutions of 1600x900 or higher, across web browsers including Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

In stark contrast to its predecessor, this layout draws inspiration from Persona 5's user interface design, which employs bold color contrasts and a distinctive combination of highly saturated red, black, and white. These striking contrasts not only capture the viewer's attention but also resonate with the core theme of the game: "rebellion against social injustice."

Beyond the dominant red hue, the game employs a diverse palette of grayscale tones, which serves to complement the vivid use of red, thereby cultivating a unique visual identity. To design the navigation, we replicated the menu layout directly from the game's UI, ensuring the typefaces remain legible due to the stark contrast between the text and its background, as well as the bold stroke applied to the lettering.

Overall, the process of crafting the visual elements for this layout was highly rewarding, as the game's design seamlessly integrates its thematic elements into the visual structure of the interface itself.

To the right, you will find links to our resources. Additional credits can be accessed via Memento.


  1. Photoshop CC — Image editing program
  2. Visual Studio — Coding program
  3. Google Fonts — Noto Serif and Open Sans Font
  4. Robotess — Fanlisting Script
  5. DafontFree — Rodfellows Wacky Font
  6. DaFont — Cupcakes Font
  7. BE Fonts — Expose Font
  8. qrayg — qTip Tooltip
Enamour.NU is maintained and designed by Aelyn and Cerine since 2015 - 2026, unless otherwise stated.
Persona 5 © Atlus. All images are © to their respective owners. Part of the Celestial Oracle Studio.
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