PureiWeb (company)

' This is the page of the PureiWeb company, not the character. If you are looking for the character, click here. ' "The online Play-Yan fanbase" ...well, it was... PureiWeb is an online Play-Yan fanbase. Since the Play-Yan fanbase is quite small, PureiWeb was created for those who really want more info. We offer an unfinished guide to using an original Play-Yan, and a Movies and TV section for high-quality shows like Pureiyan Park. We even have a section where Play-Yan plays the recorder! Nobody really visits the Recorder Museum that much. Now it's defunct.

Not only do we offer Play-Yan things - we'll set you up with other fandoms. Pureiyan Park will get you in the 3D Movie Maker fandom. The YANLOIDS will introduce you to a useful tool for your computer, along with some great songs.

Hmm... what other fandoms will we introduce you to?

Only time will tell.

History
PureiWeb was founded on May 27, 2020. In the first version of the site from May 2020, it was going to be a part of Ginger The Dog (Accidental Meming), but since Ginger had too much stuff, PureiWeb was a separate company ran by them.

The site was released a few months later under a long Google Sites URL, which can be accessed at sites.google.com/view/pureiweb.

On October 30, 2020, a custom domain was added, which can be conveniently accessed at pureiweb.com.

The site went defunct. Visiting PureiWeb.com will bring you to Puri's blog, and the Google Sites URL won't bring you there anymore.

Shutdown


October 18, 2021 was the day the site shut down. The PureiWeb Movies & TV library was transitioned to ZipZapTV, which now owns Pureiyan Park along with the only PureiWeb film: Aiko and the Media Player Mystery. The YANLOID voicebanks are going to be available on ZipZap as a resource and will be referred to as the ZipZap Talking Pals.

When you visit PureiWeb.com, you will now be greeted with Puri's blog.

Mascots
PureiWeb's mascots, or more well known as the YANLOIDS, really don't appear around the site except for their own page.

Wikipedia Article That Lasted One Day
Ah, yes. Wikipedia. The free encyclopedia, at en.wikipedia.org. Or known as the site that brought us CBT memes and spoken Play-Yan articles.

They actually deleted an article about us. But don't worry, we have it in PDF form to PROVE that it existed. And we thanked them for deleting it. It's sad to see the founder's hard work go.