Groupie Brigade: Difference between revisions

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* Despite not being a really "famous" person," Yuki Sohma of ''[[Fruits Basket]]'' is regularly stalked by a vast brigade of obsessive fangirls.

* Rukawa's fangirls in ''[[Slam Dunk]]''.

* In ''[[Skip Beat]]'', Kyoko has to get Ren by a groupie brigade.

* In ''[[Skip Beat!]]'', Kyoko has to get Ren by a groupie brigade.

* ''[[Kamichama Karin]] Chu'''s [[Idol Singer]] Kuga Jin is often surrounded by hordes of fangirls. Karin has had to fight her way through the crowd to talk to him more than once.

* ''[[Macross Frontier]]'' is the originator of the trope pic, [[Idol Singer|Sheryl]] [[Ms. Fanservice|Nome]] has this group stalking her in High School. Yes she is in that room, yes that room is a shower, and yes that is a guy with a [[Panty Shot|conspicuously angled camera]].

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* Happens in ''[[That Thing You Do]]!''.

* ''[[ABBA]]: The Movie''

* The [[Disney]] animated ''[[Hercules (~~Disney~~ film)|Hercules]]'' did this.

* The [[Disney]] animated ''[[Hercules (1997 film)||Hercules]]'' did this.

* ''[[Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter]]''

* Joseph in ''[[Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'' is treated this way during the musical number "Stone the Crows", to the dismay of both him and the Pharaoh.

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* One episode of ''[[Danny Phantom]]'' focused on this when Danny Phantom (by this point, a well known hero and celebrity) is on the run from screaming teenage fans; most of which come from his own school. He had to [[Secret Identity|secretly turn human]] to get away from the crazed mob.

* Homer acquires one of these (made up of elderly female opera fans!) in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' episode "Homer of Seville".

* Checkmatey, the rapping chess master of X Middle School, has one in the ''[[Fillmore]]!'' episode "Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields".

* Checkmatey, the rapping chess master of X Middle School, has one in the ''[[Fillmore!]]!'' episode "Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields".

* Carl and (C2) acquire one in the "Spotlight on Carl" two-parter in ''[[Carl Squared]]''.

* In ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' "[[Avatar: The Last Airbender/Recap/Book 1/04 The Warriors of Kyoshi|The Warriors of Kyoshi]]", Aang acquires a groupie brigade of young girls on Kyoshi Island. Then he loses them when they get bored with his half-hearted attempts at showing off.

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