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* Amy Rose from SonicTheHedgehog.

* Every time the young, handsome police officer Derek appears in the web fiction serial DimensionHeroes, it results in the two female leads going crazy.

* In ''PrettyGuardianSailorMoon'', Usagi and most of her friends are fangirls of Aino Minako, an IdolSinger who also turns out to be Sailor Venus.

* Marie of ''Webcomic/SandraOnTheRocks'' is a reasonably sane video games fan and blogger who occasionally displays [[http://www.sandraontherocks.com/strips-sotr/i_was_imagining_things slightly worrying fangirl tendencies towards Sandra.]] (The SuperMario lingerie there doesn't exactly make her look less of a fangirl either.)

* Marie of ''Webcomic/SandraOnTheRocks'' is a reasonably sane video games fan and blogger who occasionally displays [[http://www.sandraontherocks.com/strips-sotr/i_was_imagining_things slightly worrying fangirl tendencies towards Sandra.]]

* Subaru of ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaStrikers'' is the titular character's personal fangirl. Half of her spells are named after Nanoha's and in the [[AllThereInTheManual supplementary manga chapters set before the third season]], she carries around a magazine clipping of Nanoha on her person at all times. It may have something to do with the small fact that Nanoha saved her life when she was 11...

* Rena of ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' goes nuts over anything she thinks is cute, announcing her intention to take said object of her affection home. In ''Kai'', the perpetually-stoned Takano [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=JbgxnQ5O5CQ reveals her terrifying fangirl side]] over the dark legends of Oyashiro-sama.

* Consummate geek [[FoxTrot Jason Fox]] loved the first two ''LordOfTheRings'' movies. ''Return of the King'' was less enjoyable; the difference being that his teen sister Paige was now an Orlando Bloom fangirl.
-->'''Paige:''' I hope Orlando is in every shot of this movie! Please, please, please, let Orlando be in every shot! You read ''Return of the King'', Jason -- does Tolkien mention Orlando Bloom a lot? Wait, don't tell me! I want to be surprised!
-->'''Jason:''' ''(turns to someone off-panel)'' You, with the orc arrows -- please shoot me.
** [[http://www.foxtrot.com/2009/12/best-gift-ever/ A blog post]] eventually reveals that this is based on Bill Amend's wife's real-life fangirlism.

* Rena of ''VisualNovel/HigurashiNoNakuKoroNi'' goes nuts over anything she thinks is cute, announcing her intention to take said object of her affection home. In the second season, the perpetually-stoned Takano [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=JbgxnQ5O5CQ reveals her terrifying fangirl side]] over the dark legends of Oyashiro-sama.

* ''[[ComicBook/{{Excalibur}} Captain Britain & MI13]]'' 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.

* In ''{{Castle}}'', Detective Kate Beckett is a devoted fan of the novels of Richard Castle, and has been since before she met him. Since after meeting him he has exasperated and infuriated her in equal measure by tagging along on her investigations, she would rather die than have him find out. As such, she's something of an aversion in that she manages to restrain any squeeing urges she might have remarkably well; this is primarily to avoid giving Castle the satisfaction, however, and they have been in danger of slipping out on occasion. It's all for naught, however, since Castle knows full well that she's a fangirl anyway and eagerly teases / flirts with her based on it regardless ([[{{UST}} not that he needs the excuse]]).

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 {{Usenet}}. The term has since widened beyond that stereotype to include girls who are fans of something.

Also see: EstrogenBrigade

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 David Duchovny EstrogenBrigade was a ''terrifying'' force on ''TheXFiles''' group on {{Usenet}}. The term has since widened beyond that stereotype to include girls who are fans of something.

** Some years ago, Kate was also a serious fan of a sci-fi show that was canceled after one season. She even used to go to conventions and do cos-play. The whole episode was also a hilarious meta-nod to ''[[Series/Firefly]]''.

* [[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}} squees]]''.

** Hiyori Tamura, with her YuriFangirl and {{doujinshi}} drawing tendencies, is a more traditional example of this trope.

* [[MassEffect Good to finally meet you Commander Shepard. Kasumi Goto. I'm a fan.]]
** Since the above quote is not quite enough to show Kasumi's fangirlishness, she will keep shipping you with other teammates (especially Tali) and discuss your date with Kelly (though not for very long, due to the way her "dialogue" is written).

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

** Arguably Bellatrix for Voldemort but YMMV

* In ''{{Ninjago}}'' a grope of [[{{Adorkable}} Za]][[RidiculouslyHumanRobots ne]]-fangirls (and a Fanboy) showed up brefily.