History Main / HandyFeet

** In 1974, the rock group Slade had an album called "Stomp Your Hands, Clap Your Feet." In 1984, Quiet Riot did a song of the same title.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoon "Johann Mouse," Tom learns to play the piano so he can make Jerry come out and dance. In one scene he's playing piano with his feet as he leans behibd to grab Jerry.

* Early concept material for the first ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc1'' had Mike be mostly the same as his final appearance, except he doesn't have arms. In an early concept animation, he is shown handling the prototype Sulley character Johnson's ties with his feet.

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* In ''Anime/PonyoOnTheCliffByTheSea'', Ponyo's's feet act like hands. One scene has her toes wiggle very much like fingers, while Sosuke attempts to do the same to no avail.

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2) Characters which have special lower appendages adapted to be used as hands. Characters based on non-human primates tend to display this trait, (as their feet are more or less an extra pair of hands) but there are many variations of it, including creatures with BizarreAlienBiology, robots[=/=]cyborgs of various kinds, and humans with BioAugmentation. It's also not uncommon for them to exclusively use their "feet" to manipulate their environment because their upper limbs are not appropriate for the task, such in the case of winged characters that lack FeatherFingers.

* Creator/AllenSteele's books include genetically modified {{transhuman}}s; a version [[SpacePeople engineered for life in the microgravity of outer space]] is purposefully designed with arm-like legs with hand-like feet, as more grasping appendages would be much more useful when you can't stand or walk.

* In ''Literature/ThisAlienShore'', the Salvationers, one of the groups of Variants, have prehensile feet that let them climb the support struts of the metroliner's observation dome.
* The "surge-monkeys" who Aya and the Sly Girls track in the fourth book of the ''Literature/{{Uglies}}'' series are humans who have modified their bodies [[spoiler:in preparation for life in zero gravity]] to the point that their feet resemble a second set of hands:
-->But the strangest thing was the inhuman's feet. Bare and misshapen, they looked almost like hands, their long toes curled up like a dead spider's legs.
* In the ''Literature/VorkosiganSaga'', the Quaddies are a genetically modified HumanSubspecies [[SpacePeople designed to live in free-fall]]. They have arms (and hands) instead of legs, but are otherwise basically human. They have a very hard time getting around in gravity, and use floater chairs when they can't avoid it.
* The Twosh from ''Literature/WellWorld'' are bowling pin shaped creatures with only two limbs, which they use as hands or feet as the situation requires.

* People born without or who lose their arms at an age young enough to adapt typically use their feet for hands as a matter of course. Examples include American aerobics instructor and bodybuilder Barbara Guerra, who demonstrated driving a car and shopping for groceries with her feet on ''Series/SixtyMinutes'', Chinese actress Lei Qingyao, star (and inspiration) of ''Invisible Wings'' and Italian dancer Simona Aztori, all of whom can be seen demonstrating their pedal dexterity on Website/YouTube. Other people do have arms, but due to a disability, they are immobilized and are of little use. They can also learn to adapt to using their feet in place of their hands. Christy Brown was born with severe cerebal palsy who could only move his left foot, but became a writer and artist, whose autobiography ''My Left Foot'' inspired [[Film/MyLeftFoot the film of the same name]].

* The main character of ''Ancestral Night'' by Creator/ElizabethBear has had her feet augmented into "afthands" since she spends most of her time in zero-G, moving about a ship by grabbing and pulling herself along. When on a station with CentrifugalGravity, or a {{Precursor}} ship with actual ArtificialGravity, she complains about having to spend time awkwardly and sometimes painfully walking on her afthands due to this design choice, but after some time adapts and has less trouble.

* Yuuji from ''Literature/BakaAndTestSummonTheBeasts'' is subject to this in the king removed Fumizuki Academy. He is tied up and presumably his socks were removed by the others so he could hold the card with his toes.
* ''Manga/BlackClover'': When Asta suffered two broken arms, Noelle offered to feed him, but he ignores her and starts eating by holding his food with his feet. Noelle is absolutely disgusted and gets violent, while [[IdiotHero Asta]] doesn't understand why she is mad.
* Coorie from ''Literature/BodaciousSpacePirates'' can type with all four limbs when she needs to program quickly.
* ''Anime/CowboyBebop'': Ed can type with her toes.
* Hiro Tsukiyama from ''Anime/BloodCTheLastDark'' can also type with her toes.

* Sora from ''Literature/NoGameNoLife'' is shown controlling for separate game characters with four different controllers, holding one in each of his hands and feet and ''still manages to win''.

* Asuna from ''Literature/SwordArtOnline'' tries to activate an interface with her toes after being restrained by two tentacled monsters, though she fails. She does manage to swipe an admin card.

* In ''ComicStrip/DennisTheMenaceUK'' book of 2001, a story involves him creating havoc in the Beano office, which results in all the Beano staff being injured, and as a result, he has to do all their jobs till they get better. He stirs the tea with one hand, and plays with a golf club in the other, while his bare feet are respectively used to draw and write the stories.
* In "Sawdust and Slow Death" in ''ComicBook/JonahHex'' #15 (original series), Jonah joins a circus and becomes the unwilling target of an armless knife-thrower who throws knives with his feet (possibly inspired by the silent movie ''Film/TheUnknown'').
* ''ComicBook/MarvelMysteryComics'': Armless Tiger Man was a 1940s-era Creator/MarvelComics villain who had lost his arms in an industrial accident and sworn to [[EvilLuddite destroy all machines]] in revenge. Among other things, he was dextrous enough to throw knives with his feet.

* Mentioned in a ''ComicStrip/PhoebeAndHerUnicorn'' strip when Sue says [[https://www.gocomics.com/phoebe-and-her-unicorn/2020/07/21 she can imagine Phoebe learning to play bass]]:

** When painting the wall, she hangs by her hair - gripping one end of it with her toes.
* Disney's version of ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan}}'', taking the idea of him (a human) being [[RaisedByWolves raised by (non-human) apes]] to its logical conclusion by having him grasp things with his feet. He even saves Jane from falling, by using them to grab onto her foot.

* The martial arts film ''Film/TheBarefootedKid'' ends its final battle with Kwan the titular kid casting aside his shoes and using his toes to pick up his blade, kicking it into the main villain's chest.

* In ''Film/TheSuicideSquad'', ComicBook/HarleyQuinn escapes from captivity by using her toes to pick up a key and to unlock her restraints. Creator/MargotRobbie, who plays Harley, even said in an interview, "I'm very dexterous with my toes. I could braid someone's hair with my toes."
* In the Creator/LonChaney film ''Film/TheUnknown'' Chaney plays a circus performer "Alonzo the Armless" who uses his feet to light cigarettes, throw knives, etc. But he really ''does'' have arms, he's just hiding them because he's hiding out in the circus. He falls in love with a woman who doesn't know about his arms (or about his love) so he gets a doctor to cut off his arms, but - in a typical Chaney film twist - when he goes to his love to propose she's thrilled because she has just accepted a proposal from another man.

* In Creator/LarryNiven's ''Literature/KnownSpace'' novels, people who grew up in space tend to be extremely slim and limber. One such protagonist has a habit of holding his cigarettes with his toes, leaving both hands free to work as he smokes.

** Honestly, a lot of shows from [[Creator/DanSchneider Dan Schneider]] feature moments that fall under this trope.
* PlayedForDrama in the season 3 finale of ''Series/TheWalkingDead''; Andrea [[spoiler:is chained up with only her feet free, and has to attempt to pick up the lockpick that's been left on the ground near her using her toes.]]

* The Idiot, a villain from ''Dark TabletopGame/{{Champions}}'', normally wears a straitjacket and is an expert at using his feet as hands.
* In ''[[TabletopGame/{{Munchkin}} Star Munchkin]]'', the "Handy Foot" card allows you to use items that require a total of three hands, with card art of a character wielding ray pistols in each hand and one foot.

* ''WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts'': In a classic WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} cartoon, Goofy types with his toes.
* Mom and Dad from ''WesternAnimation/CowAndChicken''. Due to being an exaggerated case of HeWhoMustNotBeSeen. [[spoiler:Apparently, they're both only a pair of legs each.]]
* Some ''ComicStrip/{{Popeye}}'' cartoons have Olive Oyl grab things with her feet, such as "Hold the Wire", "Olive's Sweepstake Ticket" and "The Marry-Go-Round".
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Kung Timmy" features a cameo from Billy Blanks, who Timmy "rescues" from a group of "attackers". Blanks' response?

* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "Fun on a Bun", Fry picks up a potato chip and dips it, twice, with his foot. Leela says that's gross, then clarifies she meant him double-dipping and uses her own foot to dip a chip.

** In "Smoke on the Daughter", one of the ballet dancers shows Lisa her ability to light and smoke a cigarette using only her toes.
** In "Gone Abie Gone", Rita [=LaFleur=] can play piano with her toes.
** Homer opens a wine bottle with his feet in "Homerland", and then holds a cigar with them.
* ''WesternAnimation/TangledTheSeries'' takes Rapunzel's HandyFeet talent a step further by having her frequently gesture to Willow using her bare feet and toes and vice versa.

* ''Manga/MonsterMusume'': Features Papi a [[HarpingOnAboutHarpies Harpy]] who zig-zags with this trope as her legs are shown to be strong, dexterous, and viciously clawed while her wings contain a thumb like digit capable of grasping things if not being particularly dexterous.

* ''ComicBook/XMen'':
** The Beast has this as a part of his mutation.
** As does his teammate, Nightcrawler, although his feet are shaped differently.
* Budroxifinicus' species in ''ComicBook/{{Copperhead}}'' have three large toes, one of which is opposable.

* Disney's ''WesternAnimation/{{The Jungle Book|1967}}''. King Louie can use his feet like hands, which makes sense since he's an orangutan.

* Ivan's armor suit in the second ''Film/IronMan'' movie could grab things with its feet.

* The ''Film/AeonFlux'' live-action film included Sithandra from the original animated series. See below for details.
* Beast in ''Film/XMenFirstClass'' appears human other than his dexterous feet.

* Creator/AllenSteele's books include genetically modified trans-humans; a version engineered for life in the microgravity of outer space is purposefully designed with arm-like legs with hand-like feet, as more grasping appendages would be much more useful when you can't stand or walk.
* Similarly, in the ''Literature/VorkosiganSaga'', the Quaddies are a genetically modified race designed to live in free-fall. They have arms (and hands) instead of legs, but are otherwise basically human. They have a very hard time getting around in gravity, and use floater chairs when they can't avoid it.
* The Librarian of Unseen University in ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' was transformed by a magical accident into an intelligent orangutan, and has since refused any offers to turn him back into a human. Being able to hang from the ceiling from one limb and shelve three books at once with the others is one of the many advantages.
* In ''Literature/DrFranklinsIsland'', Miranda and Semi are turned into a bird and a rayfish monster respectively, both losing the use of their hands. Miranda, as a bird, has feet with long toes that resemble hands and can use them and her [[HandyMouth beak]] to good effect. Semi is less fortunate, but her feet remain as vestigial flippers and she's eventually able to use them to lever a sluice grate in her tank open.
* Unsurprisingly, used in the original ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' novel. Ulysse (the protagonist, roughly equivalent to Taylor in the film) is still slightly astonished to see it. Not used in the aforesaid film though, due to the apes being [[PeopleInRubberSuits people in ape suits]] - their feet were just regular human feet in vaguely hand-shaped shoes.
* In ''[[Literature/BasLagCycle The Bas-Lag Cycle]]'' novels, wyrmen are bat-like urban scroungers and errand-runners, whose feet serve as hands.
* The Twosh from Creator/JackChalker's ''Literature/WellWorld'' books are bowling pin shaped creatures with only two limbs, which they use as hands or feet as the situation requires.

* The Thranx in Creator/AlanDeanFoster's ''Literature/HumanxCommonwealth'' works are an eight-limbed insectoid species. They have two true-hands, four true-feet, and two hand-feet between them that as the name suggests can be used for either locomotion or carrying or manipulating objects.
* The "surge-monkeys" that Aya and the Sly Girls track in the fourth book of the ''Literature/{{Uglies}}'' series are humans who have modified their bodies [[spoiler: in preparation for life in zero gravity]] to the point that their feet resemble a second set of hands:
--> "But the strangest thing was the inhuman's feet. Bare and misshapen, they looked almost like hands, their long toes curled up like a dead spider's legs."

* [[spoiler:Sam]] from ''Literature/InCryptid'' is a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fūri Fūri,]] a Yokai (Japanese cryptid) whose natural form is somewhere between a human and a monkey. He also has a PrehensileTail. He's very good on the trapeze, and usually goes barefoot.
* In Creator/JamesTiptreeJr's short story "The Snows Are Melted, the Snows Are Gone" a young woman from a [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] high-tech but mutation-plagued society has no arms, but manages quite well with her feet and the help of her [[PostApocalypticDog uncannily intelligent wolf companion]].
* ''Literature/EightWorlds'' includes humans who have had their lower limbs surgically modified into "peds", which function as a second set of arms. A human with peds can't really walk anymore, so this modification isn't much use on a planet, but for humans who live in the zero-G environment of Saturn's Rings, it's extremely useful.
* The main character of ''Ancestral Night'' by Creator/ElizabethBear has had her feet augmented into "afthands" since she spends most of her time in zero-G, moving about a ship by grabbing and pulling herself along. When on a station with CentrifugalGravity, or a {{Precursor}} ship with actual ArtificialGravity, she complains about having to spend time awkwardly and sometimes painfully walking on her afthands due to this design choice, but after some time adapts and has less trouble.

* ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}}'': Prehensile Toes is an adaptation your character can have in ''GURPS Bio-Tech''. It's standard for Spacer parahumans.

* While [[DownplayedTrope they may not be fully prehensile]], Raiden from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4GunsOfThePatriots'' has no problems wielding a sword with his feet [[spoiler:after he breaks one of his cybernetic arms to free himself from some rubble and loses the other while trying to hold back Outer Haven]]. It helps that his legs are no longer human, and it is unclear whether he can pull off similar maneuvers in mundane tasks, but it is still pretty impressive. The ability returns in ''VideoGame/MetalGearRisingRevengeance'', where Raiden has several combos which involve holding his sword in his feet.

* Being a gorilla, Winston in ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'' can use his feet as readily as his hands. In the "Recall" trailer, he types on his keyboard with his feet while he has food in his hands.
* ''VideoGame/HyruleWarriorsAgeOfCalamity'' show the [[spoiler:future]] Rito Champion fire his bow using his talons.
* Tulin, another rito [[spoiler: and the Sage of Wind]], can also fire his bow with his talon to assist Link in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom''

* ''Webcomic/TheFuzzyPrincess'': [[http://fuzzy-princess.com/index.php/comic/big-clean-up/ One strip]] shows Chiro the bat carrying a box with her feet.

* ''WesternAnimation/AeonFlux'' has Sithandra, who had a second set of hands grafted onto her ankles--a procedure which she highly recommends to Aeon.

* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsCloneWars'': General Grievous has this as a feature of his cyborg body. He can put all six of his limbs to good use as hands, though normally he sticks to being a humanoid, folding his extra arms and walking on his legs.
* ''WesternAnimation/TaleSpin'': Louie the orangutan appears again, and he didn't lose this skill. During "A Touch Of Glass," Louie uses his feet to remove a swindler from the pilot's seat of the Sea Duck.

* Monkey Fist in ''Westernanimation/KimPossible''. After training to become a master of Tai Shing Pek Kwar, he then proceeds to spend his family fortune on radical genetic procedures and experimental surgeries to replace his hands and feet with those of a monkey.

* ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' villain Monkey Fist had his hands and feet surgically replaced with monkey-like appendages.

* In ''Literature/DrFranklinsIsland'', Miranda and Semi are turned into a bird and a rayfish monster respectively, both losing the use of their hands. Miranda, as a bird, has feet jointed like human hands and can use them and her beak to good effect. Semi is less fortunate, but her feet remain as vestigial flippers and she's eventually able to use them to lever a sluice grate in her tank open.

* Some able-bodied people with flexible toes will still use their feet to pickup small items as a simpler alternative to bending over.

* The main character of ''Ancestral Night'' by Creator/ElizabethBear has had her feet augmented into "afthands" since she spends most of her time in zero-G. When on a station with CentrifugalGravity, or a {{Precursor}} ship with actual ArtificialGravity, she complains about having to spend time awkwardly and sometimes painfully walking on her afthands due to this ridiculous design choice.

[[caption-width-right:350:It's either her feet or her mouth, and this causes less back strain.]]

1) Character that have human-like feet, but they have developed enough skill and precision to use them as a pair of extra hands. The reason behind it varies from case to case; maybe their hands have been immobilized or can't be used in a particular situation, possibly they are trying to multi-task, or perhaps [[CloudCuckoolander they're just trying to be outlandish and[=/=]or goofy]]. In the most extreme case, when the character doesn't have hands at all, a nimble pair of feet is the second best thing one can rely on to replace their function. Paradoxically, they don't need a lot of special equipment and are just as able-bodied as regular people despite missing two limbs.

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* ''Anime/CowboyBebop'': Ed can type with her toes.
* Hiro Tsukiyama from ''Anime/BloodCTheLastDark'' can also type with her toes.
* Son Goku of ''Manga/DragonBall'', being an {{expy}} of the Monkey King from ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest'', has uncommonly prehensile feet, frequently using them to grip things and, on one notable occasion, to fire a [[KiManipulation Kamehameha]] out of.
* One of the photos Nabiki sells to Kuno in ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf'' shows Ranma in female form eating watermelon with her feet. Ranma also shows incredible dexterity with his feet in combat on a few occasions when his hands were tied, busy or otherwise occupied.

* Erza Scarlet of ''Manga/FairyTail'' is capable of wielding four swords at once, holding two of them between her toes. (Helped by her ability to fly.)
* Meryl Stryfe from ''Manga/{{Trigun}}'' once fires a GatlingGood with her feet, as she was tied and in her nightgown at the time.
* Asuna from ''Literature/SwordArtOnline'' tries to activate an interface with her toes after being restrained by two tentacled monsters, though she fails. She does manage to swipe an admin card.
* Sora from ''Literature/NoGameNoLife'' is shown controlling for separate game characters with four different controllers, holding one in each of his hands and feet and ''still manages to win''.

* Conan from ''Anime/FutureBoyConan'' always goes barefoot and often uses his feet, which share [[SuperStrongChild his enormous strength]]. The second episode has him ''hanging off the wing of an airplane'' that he grabs by the foot, and almost manages to pull himself up before falling off.
* The main premise of ''Manga/AshigeiShoujoKomurasan'' is that Komura can perform any task with her feet, even ones that seem impossible. Justified in that she came from a long line of acrobats.

* ''Manga/BlackClover'': When Asta suffered two broken arms, Noelle offered to feed him, but he ignores her and starts eating by holding his food with his feet. Noelle is absolutely disgusted and gets violent, while [[IdiotHero Asta]] doesn't understand why she is mad.

* In ''ComicStrip/DennisTheMenaceUK'' book of 2001, a story involves him creating havoc in the Beano office, which results in all the Beano staff being injured, and as a result, he has to do all their jobs till they get better. He stirs the tea with one hand, and plays with a golf club in the other, while his bare feet are respectively used to draw and write the stories.
* Armless Tiger Man was a 1840s-era Creator/MarvelComics villain who had lost his arms in an industrial accident and sworn to [[EvilLuddite destroy all machines]] in revenge. Among other things, he was dextrous enough to throw knives with his feet.

* Nearly as soon as she was revealed, similar fanon sprung up for HandicappedBadass KickChick Yan from ''VideoGame/{{Indivisible}}''. This is further facilitated by [[DanceBattler dancers]] having to be limber and the fact that her character design is mostly leg.

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* The wizard Avatar from ''WesternAnimation/{{Wizards}}'' has this ability, as he is frequently seen to smoke cigars with his feet.
* Disney's version of ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan}}'', taking the idea of him (a human) being [[RaisedByWolves raised by (non-human) apes]] to its logical conclusion by having him grasp things with his feet. He even saves Jane from falling, by using them to grab onto her foot.
* ''Animation/WhiteSnake2019'': After [[SexySurfacingShot surfacing out of the lake she was bathing in]], we have a shot of Blanca's bare legs as she walks up to her robe and picks it up with her feet before bringing it up, with the robe serving as SceneryCensor as she quickly gets dressed while the camera pans up.
* Early in ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'', Judy Hopps is ticketing multiple cars as a meter maid. In one scene, she stretches her body between two cars to leave one ticket with her fingers and another with her toes. Such are the advantages of being a BarefootCartoonAnimal (more or less; her police uniform includes spats that leave her toes uncovered).

* Flower from ''Film/WithoutAPaddle'' uses her "monkey feet" to answer the radio with the guys. She teaches Dan to do so as well by the end of the film.

* In the Creator/LonChaney film ''Film/TheUnknown'' Chaney plays a circus performer "Alonzo the Armless" who uses his feet to light cigarettes, throw knives, etc. But he really ''does'' have arms, he's just hiding them because he's hiding out in the circus. He falls in love with a woman who doesn't know about his arms (or about his love) so he gets a doctor to cut off his arms, but - in a typical Chaney film twist - when he goes to his love to propose she's thrilled because she has just accepted a proposal from another man.

* In ''Film/TheGreatHoudinis'', Harry uses his foot to pick a lock during his prison escape.

* One of the drow characters from the ''Literature/WarOfTheSpiderQueen'' novels has such dexterous toes that he's able, when BoundAndGagged, to perform the necessary gestures to cast a spell with his feet.
* In Creator/LarryNiven's ''Literature/KnownSpace'' novels, people who grew up in space tend to be extremely slim and limber. One such protagonist has a habit of holding his cigarettes with his toes, leaving both hands free to work as he smokes.
* In the [[Myth/NorseMythology Old Norse legend]] of the Niflungs, as related in ''Literature/ProseEdda'', ''Literature/PoeticEdda'' and ''Literature/VolsungaSaga'', King Gunnar of the Niflungs is thrown into a SnakePit by his brother-in-law Atli. His hands are bound, but his sister Gudrun gives him a harp which he plays with his toes, and thus [[MusicSoothesTheSavageBeast puts the snakes to sleep]] except for one. In ''Saga of the Volsungs'', Gunnar even plays "so excellently well [...] that few deemed they had heard such playing, even when the hand had done it".
* The android Otho from the Literature/CaptainFuture books once shot a blaster with his feet when chained.

* In ''Literature/TheBluestEye'', Pecola has [[CharacterTics a habit of scratching her ankle with her toe]], [[SharedFamilyQuirks which she seemingly inherited from her mother]]. [[spoiler:It actually [[PervertDad triggers her father into raping her]].]]

* PlayedForDrama in the season 3 finale of ''Series/TheWalkingDead''; Andrea [[spoiler:is chained up with only her feet free, and has to attempt to pick up the lockpick that's been left on the ground near her using her toes.]]
* When over-stressed due to a difficult choice on ''Series/MalcolmInTheMiddle'', Hal becomes [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext paralyzed from the waist up]] for a few days. Before Lois snaps him out of it, he gets so good with his feet that he can use them to brush and floss his teeth.

* A CutawayGag in ''Series/TheNuttHouse'' has a telephone operator running an old-style plugboard with her hands and feet.

* In ''TabletopGame/{{Crimestrikers}}'', Nyx Marama is a [[BatPeople anthropomorphic bat]] who sometimes uses her feet to pick up objects while she's flying.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** In "Smoke on the Daughter", one of the ballet dancers shows Lisa her ability to light and smoke a cigarette using only her toes.
** In "Gone Abie Gone", Rita [=LaFleur=] can play piano with her toes.
** Homer opens a wine bottle with his feet in "Homerland", and then holds a cigar with them.

* Spike from ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' has fairly standard, stubby little feet, but in "Power Ponies", he spreads his legs and holds a comic book up with his toes, reading it on his back, implying he can be dexterous with them if he needs (or, in this case, ''wants'') to be.
* An episode of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' has Raven becoming happier after losing her cloak and actually using her legs, and at one point, autographs a poster with her feet.

* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/MickeyAndTheRoadsterRacers'', Goofy uses his foot to hold a tea cup.
* In a classic WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} cartoon, Goofy types with his toes.

* At the end of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' episode "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode7 Piano Rag]]", the Warners do a short song about a pianist that the studio employees mistakenly nabbed instead of them, during which Dot plays a short piano riff with her toes. (She also shows up [[Music/LudwigVanBeethoven Beethoven]], in another episode, by playing the piano with her ears and her tail.)

* Prehensile Toes is an adaptation your character can have in ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}} Bio-Tech''. It's standard for Spacer parahumans.

* {{Implied|Trope}} with Ash from ''Webcomic/LatchkeyKingdom''. Their feet are clearly hands, complete with finger-like toes and an opposable thumb-toe, although they have yet to use their feet as hands in the comic.
* Shadowpalm from ''Webcomic/LsEmpire'' has a second pair of hands for his feet (it's mentioned as being a mutation). This actually hinders him since the ManaDrain effects of his SupernaturalMartialArts requires feet flat on the ground.
* In ''Webcomic/TheFuzzyPrincess'', [[http://fuzzy-princess.com/index.php/comic/big-clean-up/ one strip]] shows Chiro the bat carrying a box with her feet.
* The Yinglets of ''Webcomic/OutOfPlacers'' have no anatomical difference between their hands and feet, which means they can grasp things equally well with either kind of appendage.
* ''Webcomic/{{SSDD}}'': A cybernetically-augmented [[SpacePeople spacer]] has [[ArtificialLimbs prosthetic feet]] that [[http://www.poisonedminds.com/d/20180717.html resemble]] bird talons.

* General Grievous from ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsCloneWars'' has this as a feature of his cyborg body. He can put all six of his limbs to good use as hands, though normally he sticks to being a humanoid, folding his extra arms and walking on his legs.
* Louie the orangutan appears again in the ''WesternAnimation/TaleSpin'' series, and he didn't lose this skill. During "A Touch Of Glass," Louie uses his feet to remove a swindler from the pilot's seat of the Sea Duck.

* Coco from ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'' has no arms, but instead plane-like wings so she essentially uses her feet as a substitute for hands.
* The titular heroes of ''WesternAnimation/CaptainSimianAndTheSpaceMonkeys'' use their hands and feet interchangeably.
* One of the many one-shot cartoons from ''WesternAnimation/OhYeahCartoons'' was ''Tutu the Superina''. This DanceBattler used her overly long legs and feet to fight crime as well as for any kind of mundane chore.

* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': Hadozee are gibbon-like humanoids normally associated with the ''TabletopGame/{{Spelljammer}}'' setting. They have long, prehensile toes that they can use to grasp and manipulate objects almost as easily as they can with their hands.

* Wakyambi from the Nyambi sourcebook from ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' are a species of elves from the setting equivalent of Darkest Africa who have these.

* The titular protagonist from ''Manga/ArtistAcro'' can use his [[DoesNotLikeShoes bare feet]] as spare hands in certain situations. He can even make his toes form V-Signs!

* [[spoiler:Sam]] from ''Literature/InCryptid'' is a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fūri Fūri,]] a Yokai (Japanese cryptid) whose natural form is somewhere between a human and a monkey. He also has a PrehensileTail. He's very good on the trapeze, and DoesNotLikeShoes.

Expect this character to be the kind of individual who [[DoesNotLikeShoes goes barefoot]] so as to keep their feet from being restrained.

* Navi from ''Film/{{Avatar}}'', at least those who are not serving as avatars to humans anyway.

* ''Invisible Wings'' is a semi-autobiographical 2007 Chinese film about a teenaged girl who loses both of her arms at the shoulder and learns how to live on her own using her feet.

* Tulin, another rito, can also fire his bow with his talon to assist Link in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom''

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