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The main characters in the Boys' Love series Haru wo Daiteita are both television and movie actors who constantly weather the Tabloid Melodrama, and are chased by 'freelance journalist' Urushizake on his motor scooter.

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In Full Moon, Mitsuki has to evade a reporter who could expose her secret.He also reluctantly suggests to Kuroe that they stay away from each other in public until the story dies down so that she won't also get harassed by the paparazzi. To avoid being recognized in public, he starts wearing a face mask whenever he's anywhere other than his home or school. Kaiju Girl Caramelise: After Arata Minami gets kissed by Kuroe in her Harugon form, he gets followed at a distance by various media types trying to get pictures of and interviews with the 'Kaiju Prince'.Fortunately, the Big 5 of Class 1-A come in and shield them from the oncoming paparazzi as they escort them towards the bus and away from school. During their graduation ceremony, they are once again bombarded by the media. They are soon chased away by Karasuma and his men, who end up having to keep the crowd at bay while the students remain at the school to mourn over the death of their teacher. The class tries to explain Koro's innocence only for the media to immediately dodge certain questions and statements and start twisting their words around to make the story 'juicier' for everyone watching. In Assassination Classroom, all of Class 1-E is swarmed by paparazzi when Koro-Sensei is blocked inside the school.Grammatical note: technically 'paparazzi' is the plural and the singular is 'paparazzo', but in English 'paparazzi' is often used as a singular. If the paparazzi are swarming over a target at night they may produce a Blinding Camera Flash. For some reason, most people who do this wear a Press Hat. 'Papped' has become a verb for being photographed by these people.Ĭompare Tabloid Melodrama, which often overlaps, and Groupie Brigade when the invasion comes from fans. Typically they are working for a Strawman News Media outlet. The paparazzi are Acceptable Targets and may well be victims of a Take That!. Particularly bad ones fall under Immoral Journalist. This can be considered the Jerkass flipside or Evil Counterpart to the Intrepid Reporter. The characters will inevitably have to deal with media-folk who are looking for a story to sell at some point, no matter how it affects the lives of the story's subjects, or what laws the paparazzi break in the process of getting the story. This is a staple of any work of fiction dealing with celebrities - especially those aiming to show Celebrity Is Overrated.

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