History Main / FanGirl

The ''stereotypical'' fangirl is a girl who loves a story/series for one or more of the male characters. They have existed for longer than you may think: the Creator/DavidDuchovny EstrogenBrigade was a ''terrifying'' force on ''Series/TheXFiles''' group on UsefulNotes/{{Usenet}}. The term has since widened beyond that stereotype to include girls who are merely fans of something or other.

* Japanese voice actress Creator/AkiToyosaki is a fangirl of the {{UsefulNotes/Xbox}} and her favorite game on that is ''VideoGame/VirtualOn'', which is stated a lot in ''Series/TokyoEncounter''.

* Music/DieArzte parodied the fandom of German-language rock (not to be confused with KrautRock) in their song "Kleines Deutschrockgirl".

** Another Season 4 Episode "Don't Like Fencing? Try Fencing" reveals that Blossom is a huge fan of fellow PBS KIDS show Design Squad, and has their merchandise around her desk through the entire episode.

* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'': Amy combines this trope with StalkerWithACrush and a big ass hammer. She thinks Sonic is the coolest thing ever and is bound and determined to make him her boyfriend, even if she has to drag him kicking and screaming. Problem is, she has to ''[[SuperSpeed catch him]]'' first.

* Harley Quinn in all her appearances in Franchise/{{Batman}}.

* Molly Hayes of ''ComicBook/{{Runaways}}'' used to be a major ComicBook/XMen fangirl particularly when it came to Wolverine. Although once he showed up with ComicBook/IronMan and ComicBook/CaptainAmerica (who had previously sent her to a foster home she ran away from) to arrest her friend Cloak, she decided he was a lot less cool in person.
* A minor villainess named Virtuoso that appeared in the ''ComicBook/SecretSix'' series is a ''huge'' Fangirl of the deceased [[MusicalAssassin Fiddler]] and is the current holder of his violin. When Fiddler appeared in front of her as a [[ComicBook/BlackestNight Black Lantern]], he could see that she was brimming with love. She claimed to be his biggest fan, gushed about his past work, and even offered to return his original violin.
* [[ComicBook/YoungAvengers Coat-Of-Arms of the Young Masters]] is a super-villain fangirl. When she meets Norman Osborn for the first time, she actually ''{{squee}}s''.
* ''ComicBook/CaptainBritainAndMI13'' has Faiza Hussain, a civilian doctor who's a big fan of superheroes, particularly British ones. She [[AscendedFangirl eventually ends up with superpowers herself]] ''and'' a superhero for a boyfriend.

* Faiza was followed in the Marvel Universe by the rather similar Kamala Khan, the current [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Ms. Marvel]], who before being activated as an Inhuman was a fangirl of the Avengers to the point of writing in-universe RealPersonFic about them.
* [[Characters/X23SupportingCharacters Honey Badger]], cloned sister of ComicBook/{{X 23}}, positively geeks out over meeting ComicBook/CaptainAmerica and the adult ComicBook/JeanGrey. Gabby's BigSisterWorship of Laura also edges in this direction.
* ComicBook/WonderWoman
** This is how Cassie Sandsmark, the second ComicBook/WonderGirl started out. She was the President of the Wonder Woman fan club in [[TheCity Gateway City]].

* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'': Amy combines this trope with StalkerWithACrush and [[DropTheHammer a big ass hammer.]] She thinks Sonic is the coolest thing ever and is bound and determined to make him her boyfriend, even if she has to drag him kicking and screaming. Problem is, she has to ''[[SuperSpeed catch him]]'' first.

* ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman'': In "Don't Like Fencing? Try Fencing!" Blossom is shown [[CompanyCrossReferences to be a fan of fellow PBS KIDS show Design Squad. ]]
** In the Season 4 Episode "Ruff's Yard Sale makes a Racket", Talia and Liza are learning about how to build proper Tennis rackets. While going through a small exhibit of some of the world's best rackets, Ron, the tennis racket engineer helping Talia and Liza, pulls out a red, black, and white striped racket. He says it's is none other than one of the actual rackets that was used by Roger Federer himself. Talia is a fan of Roger Federer and she GEEKS OUT with the racket in her hands.

* ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman'': In "Don't Like Fencing? Try Fencing!" Blossom is shown [[CompanyCrossReferences to be a fan of Crossover fellow PBS KIDS show Design Squad. ]]

* ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman'': In "Don't Like Fencing? Try Fencing!" Blossom is shown [[CompanyCrossReferences to be a fan of Crossover fellow PBS KIDS show Design Squad.

* ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman'': In "Don't Like Fencing? Try Fencing!" Blossom is shown [[CompanyCrossReferences to be a fan of]] [[Crossover fellow PBS KIDS show Design Squad.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman'': In the Season 4 Episode "Ruff's Yard Sale makes a Racket", Talia and Liza are learning about how to build proper Tennis rackets. While going through a small exhibit of some of the world's best rackets, Ron, the tennis racket engineer helping Talia and Liza, pulls out a red, black, and white striped racket. He says it's is none other than one of the actual rackets that was used by Roger Federer himself. Talia is a fan of Roger Federer and she GEEKS OUT with the racket in her hands.
-->'''Ron:''' This is the racket of the number one player in the world Rog--
-->'''Talia:''' ROGER FEDERER?! OH MY GOSH!!!!!
-->'''Ruff:''' [shocked] Wait, what?!
-->'''Talia:''' I touched Roger Federer's racket!

* In ''Literature/{{Loveless}}, Georgia likes reading [[invoked]] {{Shipping}} fanfics, but despite [[ThinksLikeARomanceNovel knowing the common romance tropes]], she can't understand why she doesn't feel the same attraction as the characters.

* ''Series/{{Castle}}'':

* In ''Manga/KamichamaKarin'', [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Kazune]] and [[NewTransferStudent Michiru]] ("Micchi") have ''[[SeriousBusiness competing fanclubs]]'', the Kazune-Z and Michirians. They argued over who should play the good prince and bad prince in the SchoolPlay, before the Kazune-Z eventually decided that an evil Kazune would be "[[EvilIsSexy sinfully delicious]]". [[IdolSinger Jin]] also has many, some of whom get downright violent.

* ''WebVideo/DrHorriblesSingAlongBlog'' has two Fangirls and a CampGay {{Fanboy}}. They worship (and stalk) Captain Hammer, and even engage in some DieForOurShip against his faux LoveInterest. After Hammer's humiliating defeat, they switch to Dr. Horrible, presumably because EvilIsSexy.

* ''Literature/HarryPotter'': Romilda Vane and her posse are obsessed with Ron Weasley, to the point that she plans to [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale spike his drink with a]] LovePotion so he'll fall in love with her.

** Suzianna Goldenfur from the ''Literature/{{Redwall}}'' OFU, who supplies the page quote for BreadEggsMilkSquick.

* Yumi from ''LightNovel/MariaWatchesOverUs'' gathers quite an extensive group of fangirls in the course of the series. She is the undisputable center of attention during the tea party she and Yoshino organize to find a suitable soer--much to Yoshino's chagrin.

* In ''LightNovel/ThePetGirlOfSakurasou'', Sorata's little sister Yuuko became a fan of [[IdiotSavant Mashiro]] after learning the latter is the author of her favorite manga, ''Nanohana-sou''.

* ''Webcomic/NaruHinaChronicles'': A flashback set during the canonical Time Skip showed that Mina used to behave like a fangirl towards Kiba, similar to how Sakura used to behave this way towards Sasuke.

* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'': Gary Oak has his very own cheerleading section, whose only purpose is to accompany him on his Pokemon journey and cheer about how great he is... and [[RunningGag "occasionally"]] mention that [[DudeWheresMyRespect Ash sucks compared to him.]]

* ''Literature/HarryPotter'': Romilda Vane and her posse. Complete with [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale magical date rape drugs.]]

* ''Literature/{{Nightside}}'': Some of the lesser Beings on the Street of the Gods don't have "religions" so much as "fandoms", and one of the Beings [[spoiler: whom Lilith destroys personally]] was revered entirely by young teenage girls.
* Miranda Duke, from ''Literature/EighteenDaysToGraduation'', is obsessed with Music/SidVicious. And punk rock in general...