History Main / InstantFanclub

* Megumi attracts an InstantFanClub in ''TenshiNaKonamaiki'', much to her disgust.

* In the SilverAge, JimmyOlsen had a club of bowtie-wearing dweebs who hung on his every word. As creepy as it sounds.

* The Mayor in ''{{Homestuck}}'' (VW, Warweary Villein, Wandering Vagabond.) Many unlikely allies have taken up arms for him, and even the kids and trolls traveling with him agree that he's awesome, even though they don't know him or anything he's done.

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* This is the function that the Blue Blaze Irregulars serve in TheAdventuresOfBuckarooBanzaiAcrossTheEighthDimension.
* {{Deconstructed}} in ''Film/TheMagnificentSeven'' -- the mob of kids who follow Bernardo O'Reilly around everywhere [[spoiler:end up [[StopHelpingMe getting him killed]] as they wander out into a gunfight and he tries to get them into cover.]]

* In the 2011 film ''Film/{{Warrior}}'': Tommy gets one on the second day of the tournament. %% This entry was added automatically by FELH2. In case the wording doesn't make sense, rewrite it as you like, remove this comment and tell this troper.

* The Three Js (Joey, Jeffy and Jamie) who hung on Quinn Morgendorfer's every word in ''{{Daria}}''.
* Supergirl attracts one of these during a trip to Japan in the ''JusticeLeagueUnlimited'' episode "Chaos at the Earth's Core", which makes Stargirl extremely jealous.
* In ''TeenTitansTroubleInTokyo'', Beast Boy gains a literally instant fanclub when the Titans go to Japan after he wows a horde of Japanese school girls at a local arcade. [[spoiler:The one he's after, however, turns out to be an evil catgirl ink monster.]]
* The three girls obsessed with Gaston in ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast''.
* In ''ThePrincessAndTheFrog'', Prince Naveen takes all of three seconds to acquire a(n all-female) fanclub upon stepping in New Orleans.

* Mulan's girl followers in ''Disney/{{Mulan}}'' II.

** Besides the Jimmy Olsen Fan Club, there was also (in BronzeAge comics) the ''[[{{Superman}} Clark Kent]]'' Fan Club, consisting of female fans of Clark (from his WGBS evening newscasts).

* [[TheAdventuresOfWiglafAndMordred Wiglaf]] gains one of these pretty much whenever he goes out in public.

* In ''{{K-On}}!'', Mio gets one after [[PantyShot a minor incident]] during a concert.

* Mitsuki's Fanboys in ''HeIsMyMaster''.
* The all-male fan club that worships a pretty nurse on the Nautilus, in ''NadiaTheSecretOfBlueWater''.

* The [[SchoolgirlLesbians Zuka Club]] in ''OuranHighSchoolHostClub'', especially Benio Amakusa ("Benibara"), have their own legion of screaming fans, who are organized, drilled, and kept disciplined (with the threat of massive violence) by officers of the Benibara Society.

* Haruto Sakuraba from ''{{Eyeshield 21}}'' is frequently harassed by mobs of girls who are members of his fan club. After he gives up being a teen idol to focus on football (and, in the process, abandons his clean-cut pretty-boy look by [[ImportantHaircut growing a beard and getting a buzzcut]]), most of them drop out.

* Rukawa's admirers in ''SlamDunk'', complete with bandanas with his name, and the propensity to transform into an instant cheerleading club when in actual games.

* In ''RanmaOneHalf'' we even have a mini-arc dedicated to Kuno's biggest fangirl: Cheerleader Queen Mariko Konjou. She uses cheerleading pretty much as a ''fighting style'', too, and yes - Ranma (as a girl) and Akane have to "fight" her, if not for Kuno, for their sports teams.

* About half of the school instantly becomes Nagi's fanclub/bodyguards in ''{{Kannagi}}''.

* ''RosarioToVampire'''s first season has Moka, Kurumu and Yukari having three "fanclubs" made up of lame fanboy stalkers who cause more harm than good. By the second season, they (and Mizore) have developed large, screaming mostly ''female'' fanclubs.
* ''RevolutionaryGirlUtena'' shows that Utena is extremely popular for her {{Bifauxnen}} qualities and all of the female students address her as "Utena-sama". To the point where photos of her acting feminine (due to a BodySwap with the extremely feminine Anthy) start selling like hot cakes.

* ''KamenNoMaidGuy'' has an even more specific variation. Naeka has fan club for her breasts. Not her, [[GagBoobs her breasts]].

* In ''KamichamaKarin'', both Kazune and Micchi have fanclubs like this.
* In ''MahouSenseiNegima'' pretty much half of Negi's class turns into this as soon as they see him. Then when he goes to the magic world, he and Kotaro enter a tournament and become celebrities, complete with legions of fangirls.

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* During ''{{Literature/Dinoverse}}'', AlphaBitch Candacye Chambers is put into the body of a small dinosaur called a Leptoceratops, much to her dismay. Other, real Leptoceratops take a great interest in her and follow her wherever she goes. Reminded of when guys would flock around her human body she assumes it's this trope and nicknames them the Leptomaniacs. While this is a factor, it's largely because they are concerned about [[TyrannosaurusRex the company she's keeping]] and would like her to be safe.

* In ''KamenRiderDecade'', in one of the worlds the group visits, Tsukasa is scouted while walking down the street and becomes a male model, gaining a following of fangirls with screen-printed clothing and signs. While this sort of thing isn't unusual for a handsome celebrity, it's implied that this took place ''in a day or two''.

* In ''TeenTitansTroubleInTokyo'', Beast Boy gains a literally instant fanclub when the Titans go to Japan after he wows a horde of Japanese school girls at a local arcade.
** [[spoiler:The one he's after, however, turns out to be an evil catgirl ink monster.]]

* Misaki of {{Kaichou wa Maid-sama}} gains one for an episode. She finds it difficult to keep her secret life from them.

** They seem to be quite fickle; they were previously seen hanging out with [[WhiteHairedPrettyBoy Bakura]].

* In ''LightNovel/{{Kampfer}}'', there is the "Mistress Shizuku, Please Violate Me" club, which is briefly mentioned but never shown.

* The Mayor in ''Homestuck'' (VW, Warweary Villein, Wandering Vagabond.) Many unlikely allies have taken up arms for him, and even the kids and trolls traveling with him agree that he's awesome, even though they don't know him or anything he's done.

* A one-episode character of ''{{The 4400}}'' gets an ''extreme'' version of a fan club, who actually worship him, as part of being the MonsterOfTheWeek.

* Fakir and Mytho of ''PrincessTutu'' also have been mentioned to have their own fan clubs. Pique is part of Fakir's fanclub and Lilie is presumably part of Mytho's group.