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* ''VideoGame/TheCurseOfMonkeyIsland'': One puzzle requires Guybrush to find a way across a scorching-hot beach in order to get the map to Blood Island from Palido Domingo. Guybrush will burn his feet every time you try to cross it unaided, but fortunately once you get across there's a gate you can open to create a shortcut.
* In ''Videogame/EtrianOdyssey'', several skills involve striking the target's legs or feet to inflict the Leg Bind status. This prevents the victim from using skills that require foot movement (such as attacks that involve charging at the enemy), dodging attacks, or escaping from battle.
* The aptly-named moves Spikes and Toxic Spikes in ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games, which set down traps that cause damage or poison foes, respectively. The only way to avoid taking damage from them if either is in place is to either be Flying type or have the Levitate ability, so that the incoming Pokemon's feet aren't actually touching the ground (or, for the latter, being Steel type, which grants immunity to poison).

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* ''VideoGame/TheCurseOfMonkeyIsland'': One puzzle requires Guybrush to find a way across a scorching-hot beach in order to get the map to Blood Island from Palido Domingo. Guybrush will burn his feet every time you try to cross it unaided, but fortunately fortunately, once you get across there's a gate you can open to create a shortcut.
* In ''Videogame/EtrianOdyssey'', ''VideoGame/EtrianOdyssey'', several skills involve striking the target's legs or feet to inflict the Leg Bind status. This prevents the victim from using skills that require foot movement (such as attacks that involve charging at the enemy), dodging attacks, or escaping from battle.
* The aptly-named moves Spikes and Toxic Spikes in ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games, which set down traps that cause damage or poison foes, respectively. The only way to avoid taking damage from them if either is in place is to either be Flying type Flying-type or have the Levitate ability, so that the incoming Pokemon's Pokémon's feet aren't actually touching the ground (or, for the latter, being Steel type, Steel-type, which grants immunity to poison).poison).
* In ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'', jumping on a [[TheSpiny spiked enemy] will damage the brothers and cause them to clutch their foot in pain unless they have a specific badge that allows them to [[NoSell bypass this trait]]. The visual effect was removed in ''[[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiPartnersInTime Partners in Time]]'', but the games starting from ''[[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory Bowser's Inside Story]]'' instead having them raising their foot as it throbs and glows red.
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* This is one of the ways to die in ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out!'' This involves Larry dropping a dumbbell on his foot.

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* This is one of the ways to die in ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out!'' ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarry6ShapeUpOrSlipOut'' This involves Larry dropping a dumbbell on his foot.
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* Characters in ''[[VideoGame/SoulSeries Soul Calibur II]]'' react this way after being attacked in the foot.
* ''VideoGame/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesTurtlesInTime''
** If you run over spikes (while riding your jetboard!), your character does the Foot Pain Hop while saying "My toes! My toes!"

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* Characters in ''[[VideoGame/SoulSeries Soul Calibur II]]'' react this way after being attacked in the foot.
* ''VideoGame/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesTurtlesInTime''
** If you run over spikes (while riding your jetboard!), your character does the Foot Pain Hop while saying "My toes! My toes!"
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* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''
** Mario and Luigi in ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga''.
*** As well as all other games in the VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi series, if you jump on a spiky or flame covered enemy. Interestingly, ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam'' can have this happen to Dreamy Luigi when you jump on a horde of enemies (half of which have spikes) in the Dream World. Cue half the clones safely bashing enemy heads in and the other half hopping away in pain.
** This also happens in the ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' series when you attempt to jump on a spiked enemy without the Spike Shield badge.



* When knocking off the manhole cover over King Hippo's belly in the Wii ''VideoGame/PunchOut'' game, it lands on his foot, causing him to hop up and down while holding it.



* Sometimes, if you take too long but still manage to get to a person's destination in ''VideoGame/CrazyTaxi'', they'll kick your taxi then hold their wounded foot.



* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'':
** During the boss fight against Zant in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'', at one point he becomes a giant, and in order to defeat him, you must swing the iron ball and chain into his foot. As he hops around holding his foot in pain, he shrinks back down to regular size, which is when you attack him.
** If Link tries to kick open a chest while barefoot in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', he'll wince in pain.

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* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'':
** During the boss fight against Zant in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'', at one point he becomes a giant, and in order to defeat him, you must swing the iron ball and chain into his foot. As he hops around holding his foot in pain, he shrinks back down to regular size, which is when you attack him.
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If Link tries to kick open a chest while barefoot in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', he'll wince in pain.



* Appears in ''VideoGame/BattleChess'' when a pawn captures an enemy pawn. The former stomps the butt of his spear on the latter's foot, and after he hops around for a few seconds, gets stabbed through the visor.



* ''VideoGame/DCUniverseOnline'': One of Harley Quinn's attacks during her boss fight is to run at the player while smashing her wooden mallet repeatedly on the ground in front of her. Eventually she will bring the hammer down on her own foot, which results in the usual reaction and leaves her open to attack.



* In the Genesis version of the ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'' video game, guards running across hot coals will grab their feet and hop in pain, leaving them open to attack from Aladdin. Aladdin himself can land on the coals without damage, but flames will almost immediately sprout up when he does, meaning he has to move quick or take damage.
* In ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIIThroneOfBhaal'', upon seeing the enchanted Rune Hammer the imp Cespenar relates how his former boss Bhaal the Lord of Murder once dropped a warhammer on his foot and "jumped around and swore for days", kicking Cespenar "all the way to [[FireAndBrimstoneHell Baator]]". Cespenar remembers it as a very bad week, all in all.
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* The aptly-named moves Spikes and Toxic Spikes in ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games, which set down traps that cause damage or poison foes, respectively. The only way to avoid taking damage from them if either is in place is to either be Flying type or have the Levitate ability, so that the incoming Pokemon's feet aren't actually touching the ground (or, for the latter, being Steel type, which grants immunity to poison).
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* In ''Videogame/EtrianOdyssey'', several skills involve striking the target's legs or feet to inflict the Leg Bind status. This prevents the victim from using skills that require foot movement (such as attacks that involve charging at the enemy), dodging attacks, or escaping from battle.
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* ''VideoGame/TheCurseOfMonkeyIsland'': One puzzle requires Guybrush to find a way across a scorching-hot beach in order to get the map to Blood Island from Palido Domingo. Guybrush will burn his feet every time you try to cross it unaided, but fortunately once you get across there's a gate you can open to create a shortcut.
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* ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' has a non-comedic example: [[spoiler:while subjecting Tachibana to ColdBloodedTorture to get Makoto's location, Yoneda smashes Tachibana's toes ''with a sledgehammer''. Tachibana is obviously in immense pain, but continues telling his torturers jack]]..

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* ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' has a non-comedic example: [[spoiler:while subjecting Tachibana to ColdBloodedTorture to get Makoto's location, Yoneda smashes Tachibana's toes ''with a sledgehammer''. Tachibana is obviously in immense pain, but continues telling his torturers jack]]..jack]].
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* ''VideoHGame/Yakuza0'' has a non-comedic example: [[spoiler:while subjecting Tachibana to ColdBloodedTorture to get Makoto's location, Yoneda smashes Tachibana's toes ''with a sledgehammer''. Tachibana is obviously in immense pain, but continues telling his torturers jack]]..

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* ''VideoHGame/Yakuza0'' ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' has a non-comedic example: [[spoiler:while subjecting Tachibana to ColdBloodedTorture to get Makoto's location, Yoneda smashes Tachibana's toes ''with a sledgehammer''. Tachibana is obviously in immense pain, but continues telling his torturers jack]]..
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** If you run over spikes (while riding your jetboard!), your character does the Foot Pain Hop while saying "My toes! My toes!".

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** If you run over spikes (while riding your jetboard!), your character does the Foot Pain Hop while saying "My toes! My toes!".toes!"
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* In ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIIThroneOfBhaal'', upon seeing the enchanted Rune Hammer the imp Cespenar relates how his former boss Bhaal the Lord of Murder once dropped a warhammer on his foot and "jumped around and swore for days", kicking Cespenar "all the way to [[FireAndBrimstoneHell Baator]]". Cespenar remembers it as a very bad week, all in all.
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* In the Genesis version of the ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'' video game, guards running across hot coals will grab their feet and hop in pain, leaving them open to attack from Aladdin. Aladdin himself can land on the coals without damage, but flames will almost immediately sprout up when he does, meaning he has to move quick or take damage.

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* In ''VideoGame/AtelierFirisTheAlchemistAndTheMysteriousJourney'', during the exam portion, Edel decides to demonstrate the toughness of a particular puni... by kicking it.

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** In the post-game, Firis decides to go journeying again and visits her parents to tell them, only for her father Lukas to incorrectly conclude that she's about to tell them she's getting married and try to forbid it because she's too young. After she explains what she's really about, both are fine with it, having honestly expected her to come to them with this a lot sooner. They say that they're fine with her doing whatever she wants...
-->'''Lukas''': That is, except for getting married... Owwww! Nicola! Don't step on my foot!

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* ''VideoHGame/Yakuza0'' has a non-comedic example: [[spoiler:while subjecting Tachibana to ColdBloodedTorture to get Makoto's location, Yoneda smashes Tachibana's toes ''with a sledgehammer''. Tachibana is obviously in immense pain, but continues telling his torturers jack]].

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* ''VideoHGame/Yakuza0'' has a non-comedic example: [[spoiler:while subjecting Tachibana to ColdBloodedTorture to get Makoto's location, Yoneda smashes Tachibana's toes ''with a sledgehammer''. Tachibana is obviously in immense pain, but continues telling his torturers jack]].jack]]..
* In ''VideoGame/AtelierFirisTheAlchemistAndTheMysteriousJourney'', during the exam portion, Edel decides to demonstrate the toughness of a particular puni... by kicking it.
--> '''Edel''': As you can see, this is a very tough puni... enough to make my foot hurt.
--> '''Firis''': (Wow... That sounded really painful...)

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* During the boss fight against Zant in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'', at one point he becomes a giant, and in order to defeat him, you must swing the iron ball and chain into his foot. As he hops around holding his foot in pain, he shrinks back down to regular size, which is when you attack him.

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* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'':
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During the boss fight against Zant in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'', at one point he becomes a giant, and in order to defeat him, you must swing the iron ball and chain into his foot. As he hops around holding his foot in pain, he shrinks back down to regular size, which is when you attack him.


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* ''VideoHGame/Yakuza0'' has a non-comedic example: [[spoiler:while subjecting Tachibana to ColdBloodedTorture to get Makoto's location, Yoneda smashes Tachibana's toes ''with a sledgehammer''. Tachibana is obviously in immense pain, but continues telling his torturers jack]].
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* Franchise/TheElderScrolls has this in the supplemental material, where St. Alessia has mangled feet from WalkingTheEarth after becoming a demigod/saint. Strangely, despite the amount of walking in the games themselves it is pretty much not mentioned anywhere else.

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* Franchise/TheElderScrolls has this in In ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls'' series, according to the supplemental material, where in-game book ''Remanada'', the specter of St. Alessia has ([[RebelLeader leader of the Alessian Revolt]] and [[FounderOfTheKingdom founder of the First Cyrodiilic Empire]]) appears with mangled feet from WalkingTheEarth after becoming a demigod/saint. Strangely, despite the amount of walking in the games themselves it is pretty much not mentioned anywhere else.demigod/saint.
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* ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' gives new graphics for KneeCapping a [[LightningBruiser Deathclaw]]. If you cripple their legs, they're reduced to a pathetic crawl, with their tibias jutting a good ''foot'' out of their leg. ''Yikes''.

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*** As well as all other games in the VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi series, if you jump on a spiky or flame covered enemy. Interestingly, VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam can have this happen to Dreamy Luigi when you jump on a horde of enemies (half of which have spikes) in the Dream World. Cue half the clones safely bashing enemy heads in and the other half hopping away in pain.

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*** As well as all other games in the VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi series, if you jump on a spiky or flame covered enemy. Interestingly, VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam'' can have this happen to Dreamy Luigi when you jump on a horde of enemies (half of which have spikes) in the Dream World. Cue half the clones safely bashing enemy heads in and the other half hopping away in pain.


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** If Link tries to kick open a chest while barefoot in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', he'll wince in pain.
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* ''VideoGame/DCUniverseOnline'': One of Harley Quinn's attacks during her boss fight is to run at the player while smashing her wooden mallet repeatedly on the ground in front of her. Eventually she will bring the hammer down on her own foot, which results in the usual reaction and leaves her open to attack.
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* One possible news story in ''VideoGame/TomodachiLife'' has a Mii stub their toe on an item while trying to get the phone. Gets ridiculous if the item in question is something unusual, like a travel ticket.
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* In ''[[VideoGame/{{Banjo-Kazooie}} Banjo-Tooie]]'', Biggafoot, who guards a pair of Claw Clamber Boots on the icy side of Hailfire Peaks, limps away clutching his big foot after Chilly Willy sends an ice ball in his direction.

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* In ''[[VideoGame/{{Banjo-Kazooie}} ''[[VideoGame/{{BanjoKazooie}} Banjo-Tooie]]'', Biggafoot, who guards a pair of Claw Clamber Boots on the icy side of Hailfire Peaks, limps away clutching his big foot after Chilly Willy sends an ice ball in his direction.



*** As well as all other games in the MarioAndLuigi series, if you jump on a spiky or flame covered enemy. Interestingly, VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam can have this happen to Dreamy Luigi when you jump on a horde of enemies (half of which have spikes) in the Dream World. Cue half the clones safely bashing enemy heads in and the other half hopping away in pain.

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*** As well as all other games in the MarioAndLuigi VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi series, if you jump on a spiky or flame covered enemy. Interestingly, VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam can have this happen to Dreamy Luigi when you jump on a horde of enemies (half of which have spikes) in the Dream World. Cue half the clones safely bashing enemy heads in and the other half hopping away in pain.



* Appears in ''BattleChess'' when a pawn captures an enemy pawn. The former stomps the butt of his spear on the latter's foot, and after he hops around for a few seconds, gets stabbed through the visor.

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* Appears in ''BattleChess'' ''VideoGame/BattleChess'' when a pawn captures an enemy pawn. The former stomps the butt of his spear on the latter's foot, and after he hops around for a few seconds, gets stabbed through the visor.
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* ''VideoGame/DoomTheRoguelike'' want to tromp through acid or lava? Better get some good boots or else your poor Doomguy will cry out in pain with every step. Or if you can't find those, you could always just tromp through the stuff barefoot. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDoeKOSxLJw&list=UU3Q13RAmFVfDkYOWnnqFM2A#t=16m15s That works too apparently.]]
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* The first boss of ''VideoGame/{{Maximo}}'' is fought by stabbing his foot, then (once he starts jumping) the ''other'' foot. Once he falls over, you hit him in the head.

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* The first boss of ''VideoGame/{{Maximo}}'' ''VideoGame/MaximoGhostsToGlory'' is fought by first stabbing his foot, then (once he starts jumping) the ''other'' foot. Once he falls over, you hit him in the head.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Gruntz}}'', this trope is said word for word as a random quote when your Gruntz steps on [[SpikesOfDoom Spikez]].

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* In ''VideoGame/{{Gruntz}}'', this trope is said word for word as a random quote when your Gruntz steps gruntz step on [[SpikesOfDoom Spikez]].

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* Scout from ''VideoGame/TeamFortressClassic'' could scatter caltrops behind him to hinder parsuit. If walked over, they slightly damage you to the point they can kill you. Also gives you "broken feet" debuff, which slows you down until cured by Medic.
** Sniper can do same effect by shooting into opponent's legs.

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* Two examples from ''VideoGame/TeamFortressClassic'':
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Scout from ''VideoGame/TeamFortressClassic'' could scatter caltrops behind him to hinder parsuit. pursuit. If walked over, stepped on, they slightly damage you to the point they can kill you. Also gives They also give you the "broken feet" debuff, which slows you down until cured by the Medic.
** The Sniper can do the same effect thing by shooting into an opponent's legs.
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*** As well as all other games in the MarioAndLuigi series, if you jump on a spiky or flame covered enemy. Interestingly, VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam can have this happen to Dreamy Luigi when you jump on a horde of enemies (half of which have spikes) in the Dream World. Cue half the clones safely bashing enemy heads in and the other half hopping away in pain.
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* Scout from ''VideoGame/TeamFortressClassic'' could scatter caltrops behind him to hinder parsuit. If walked over, they slightly damage you to the point they can kill you. Also gives you "broken feet" debuff, which slows you down until cured by Medic.
** Sniper can do same effect by shooting into opponent's legs.
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* ''VideoGame/KidIcarusUprising'' has a boss, the Great Reaper, that is fought in a two story battlefield. Each floor has a corresponding weak point, his head and his toes.
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* TheElderScrolls has this in the supplemental material, where St. Alessia has mangled feet from WalkingTheEarth after becoming a demigod/saint. Strangely, despite the amount of walking in the games themselves it is pretty much not mentioned anywhere else.

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* TheElderScrolls Franchise/TheElderScrolls has this in the supplemental material, where St. Alessia has mangled feet from WalkingTheEarth after becoming a demigod/saint. Strangely, despite the amount of walking in the games themselves it is pretty much not mentioned anywhere else.
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* TheElderScrolls has this in the supplemental material, where St. Alessia has mangled feet from WalkingTheEarth after becoming a demigod/saint. Strangely, despite the amount of walking in the games themselves it is pretty much not mentioned anywhere else.
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* In ''[[VideoGame/{{Banjo-Kazooie}} Banjo-Tooie]]'', Biggafoot, who guards a pair of Claw Clamber Boots on the icy side of Hailfire Peaks, limps away clutching his big foot after Chilly Willy sends an ice ball in his direction.
* Characters in ''[[VideoGame/SoulSeries Soul Calibur II]]'' react this way after being attacked in the foot.
* ''VideoGame/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesTurtlesInTime''
** If you run over spikes (while riding your jetboard!), your character does the Foot Pain Hop while saying "My toes! My toes!".
** Can also happen if they're hit by one of the ground flame attacks in the game, which also causes their foot to be set on fire.
** One boss in the game attempts to do this by throwing honest to goodness ''lobsters'' at you. He's comically vulnerable to HoistByHisOwnPetard.
* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''
** Mario and Luigi in ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga''.
** This also happens in the ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' series when you attempt to jump on a spiked enemy without the Spike Shield badge.
* In ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'', the player encounters a computer console which only outputs in an ancient language. The ''proper'' way to deal with it is to talk to it until it understands your language, but one option is to simply kick the computer. Doing so only gives you this:
-->'''Console:''' You kick the computer. Your foot hurts.
* When knocking off the manhole cover over King Hippo's belly in the Wii ''VideoGame/PunchOut'' game, it lands on his foot, causing him to hop up and down while holding it.
* The "foot stomp" is an actual move that can be pulled off in ''VideoGame/SonicTheFighters''.
* Sometimes, if you take too long but still manage to get to a person's destination in ''VideoGame/CrazyTaxi'', they'll kick your taxi then hold their wounded foot.
* The first boss of ''VideoGame/{{Maximo}}'' is fought by stabbing his foot, then (once he starts jumping) the ''other'' foot. Once he falls over, you hit him in the head.
* During the boss fight against Zant in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'', at one point he becomes a giant, and in order to defeat him, you must swing the iron ball and chain into his foot. As he hops around holding his foot in pain, he shrinks back down to regular size, which is when you attack him.
* Happens to the minions in ''VideoGame/{{Overlord}}'' quite often, but only when setting down an Object on the waypoint to the tower.
* Done to K.Rool in ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong64'', courtesy of a [[ItMakesSenseInContext shrunken Tiny Kong shooting his toes with a feather crossbow.]]
* Appears in ''BattleChess'' when a pawn captures an enemy pawn. The former stomps the butt of his spear on the latter's foot, and after he hops around for a few seconds, gets stabbed through the visor.
* In ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'', a Renegade Shepard during the bar scene with Conrad Verner can shoot him in the foot.
-->'''Shepard:''' ''(levelling his or her gun at Conrad)'' Let me make this perfectly clear...\\
''(brings the gun down and shoots Conrad in the foot)''\\
'''Shepard:''' This is not acceptable.
* ''Spot Goes to Hollywood'': After Spot is done carving the Sega logo at the start of the game, he twirls his hammer in his hand, only to accidentally drop it right on his foot.
* In ''VideoGame/{{Gruntz}}'', this trope is said word for word as a random quote when your Gruntz steps on [[SpikesOfDoom Spikez]].
* This is one of the ways to die in ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out!'' This involves Larry dropping a dumbbell on his foot.
-->'''Narrator:''' [[{{Squick}} Gangrene is such a terrible way to go!]]
* ''VideoGame/DieHard'' for the NES includes a separate health meter for John's feet, representing the injuries he sustained through the course of the film.
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