As long as there has been anime, manga, and video games, communities have always found ways to express their love through creativity, usually in the form of fan art. ffbooru, which is essentially a specialized imageboard website, is the home to one of the most engaging and active communities of fan art. Fans from all over the world upload in high volumes, making ffbooru a goldmine for fan art lovers. Regardless if you are an experienced user or a novice who wants to join the buzz, here are some of the most popular fan art collections you can check out on ffbooru today.
1. Genshin Impact Collection
Genshin Impact has perhaps one of the largest global followings when it comes to video games and mobile games, so it is certainly not a shock that the game is number one on fan art websites all over the world. It is only to be expected that with a captivating lore, striking character designs and a massive roster of characters, Genshin Impact has integrated itself into the lifeblood of fan art culture.
Under ffbooru, the Genshin Impact tag seems to house the most active users. Characters such as Raiden Shogun, Yae Miko, Zhongli, and Klee have been drawn countless times ranging from traditional anime to stylized western art. Here, cosplay variations, AU (alternate universe) concepts, and humorous crossovers with other series like Fate or Honkai Star Rail are the norms.
Though the collection is enormous, fans can locate art pertaining to their favorites due to the character-specific sub-tags and thematic organization.
2. Fate Series Collection
The Fate franchise (including Fate/stay night, Fate/Grand Order, and other spin-offs) has one of the largest fan bases. ffbooru’s Fate collection caters to this well by providing an enormous library of fan-created illustrations.
From elegantly portrayed Artoria Pendragon to Gilgamesh, Mash Kyrielight, and Karna in their high-paced dramatic battles, you shall find everything here. Demand for AUs, holiday-themed art, and shipping (for example: Gudao x Mash) are popular, and the community always fulfills the orders.
Character backstories and mythological roots of the Fate series are so rich, they inspire endless creativity, and ffbooru provides those people with the interpretations space they need.
3. My Hero Academia (MHA collection)
Owing to the rich cast of My Hero Academia, it has gained a consistent fanbase which actively contributes in creating fan content. Such characters like Bakugo Katsuki or Ochaco Uraraka, along with many others have explosive personalities which attract numerous artists as well.
The MHA tag on ffbooru includes Deku x Todoroki or Kirishima x Bakugo shipping art, character redesigns and creative backgrounds such as fantasy or steampunk AU. One of the most loved teenage anime is the Class 1-A students and artists love to dress them in non-canon pro-hero costumes or age them up for future scenarios.
Seasonal themed fan art is also a hit such as Christmas, Halloween and Valentines Day, and this tends to spark small art events on the ffbooru platform.
4. Pokemon Trainer and Gym Leader Art
Fans have shown Pokemon for many decades, they tend to focus their art on human characters from the game like Gym Leaders, Elite Four, and regional protagonists.
Characters like Cynthia, Nessa, Raihan, Elesa, and Marnie are some of the most sought out characters with a lot of fan art. Trainers from newer titles like Scarlet and Violet (especially Nemona and Rika) have also been rapidly gaining game’s popularity.
The pieces showcase affectionable interpretations of the characters, their day-to-day activities and even of the artwork itself, which translates to trainers having their own personality and character beyond the games.
5. VTuber (Virtual YouTuber) Collection
VTubers have taken the internet by storm and ffbooru is home to fan art of heavyweights like Gawr Gura, Shylily, Ironmouse, and Kuzuha. While Hololive and NIJISANJI’s members rule the domain, lesser-known indie VTubers also receive their fair share of attention.
Art varies from meme-worthy edits to ultra high-definition digital paintings. A growing trend of collaborative art that includes several VTubers in crossover scenes like slice-of-life roommates or video game squads also appears.
This wiki also serves the purpose of being a hub where one can look for wholesome community-driven fan art or vtuber redesigns that feature anime tropes mixed with original lore.
6. Azur Lane Collection
The mobile game Azur Lane, featuring naval warfare where players control anime girl ships, has always attracted a lot of fan art due to the mix of military and moemorial elements. ffbooru’s Azur Lane collection is a deep dive character-driven illustrations of Belfast, Enterprise, Akagi and Formidable who are always recurring favorites.
The fan art ranges from pin-ups to comical sketches, as well as full recreations of in-game events or sketches of community memes. Another type of fan art features crossovers, including these characters in modern-day settings or in other fandoms.
7. Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba) Collection
Demon Slayer got a lot of things right, including conveying an emotional story alongside stunning visuals, which, of course, led to it being heavily fan-arted. The ffbooru collection of Demon Slayer features beautiful avatars of Tanjiro, Nezuko, Shinobu, Giyuu, and others.
A lot of the art features striking lighting, intense character interactions, and intricate costume redesigns. Not to mention the sea of doujinshi that continues the plot or delves into fills the gaps with what ifs that fans wish would have happened in the anime.
For those who prefer the more heartfelt sentiments, this collection depicts the softer side of melodrama.
8. League of Legends & Arcane Collection
League of Legends as a universe has always received ample fan art, but the release of Arcane literally blew the fandom away, especially for Jinx, Vi, Caitlyn, and Ekko.
The ffbooru collection features a vast chasm of artistic expression ranging from cyberpunk-themed art to adorable chibi drawings. As Arcane’s narrative art pieces are accompanied by equally amusing in-game lore artwork, there is a delicate equilibrium.
Arcane’s striking visuals fan the flames of polished fan art, with users tagging just to watch new concepts unfold before their eyes.
9. Chainsaw Man Collection
Right off the bat, Chainsaw Man adds a touch of chaotic energy to the world of fan art. ffbooru’s collection is awash with stylized illustrations, showcasing the explosive violence and deeply disturbed characters of the series.
Popular and memeified characters Makima, Power, Reze, and Kobeni are shown in and out of ridiculous and mind-blowing badass scenarios. This is where artists go all out— warped bodies, odd color palettes, and absurd clothing create a visual circus.
It’s a treasure trove for dark anime enthusiasts.
10. Final Fantasy Series Collection
This franchise has generated tons of fan art and content ever since the pixel days, and never stopped with the stunning FF XV and VII Remake cutscenes.
On ffbooru, well-known faces such as Tifa Lockhart, Cloud Strife, Yuna, Noctis, and Aerith take up all of the Final Fantasy tags. Their associated art ranges from romantic and dramatic battle scenes to humorous chibis or cosplay-style redesigns.
The nostalgia for the fandom and the constantly changing aesthetic of the collection as a whole makes it fulfilling for any RPG fan.
11. OCs (Original Characters) Showcase
While licensed works take center stage on the site, the original character tag seems to have cultivated a following that came from nowhere. Many artists create complete scenes for their OCs, some of which come with descriptions and backstories. These OCs are anything from magical girls to sci-fi warriors or everyday high school students.
The OC section offers a glimpse into the creativity and worldbuilding of the ffbooru community. It also acts as a treasure trove bursting with inspiration for those seeking to design characters as an artist or writer.
12. Crossover & Meme Collections
Finally, some of the most delightful pieces can be found in ffbooru’s crossover and meme tags as fan art. Do you want to see a date between Doomguy and Isabelle? Or how about seeing Kirby as a JoJo character? You can find some exciting and frequently funny art of unexpected fandoms in these collections.
On memes, seasonal trends, and community jests, the site has a lighter, funnier side that thrives on them. Though these collections may lack the polish of character-focused galleries, their ingenuity does not hold back.
Final thoughts.
It’s not only an imageboard but rather, ffbooru is a living gallery of creativity reimagined by fans who invest their heart and time into their favorite characters and worlds. No matter the preference, whether it’s dramatic scene recreations, cute chibis, edgy alt designs, or even full-blown crossover chaos, there’s something for everyone.
There is an endless amount of things to uncover since new art is added daily. So, if you haven’t done so already, jump into these top acclaimed art collections and allow yourself to be inspired by the global fan community. “ffbooru” has cointinued to prove that magic happens when art and fandom intersect.
