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* The anthro cast of ''{{Extinctioners}}''. Even when the heroes are wearing their uniforms, in the most recent designs their toes are uncovered.
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* Most of the cat characters from ''Manga/FairyTail'', notably Charle (until the Edolas Arc) and Queen Shagotte.
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* Most of the animal characters in ''CatsDontDance''.
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* Rat characters Nick and Fetcher from ''ChickenRun''.
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* Some of the Fraggles from ''Series/FraggleRock'', who are. generally {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s. (Uncle Traveling Matt is TheOneWhoWearsShoes, presumably because they go with his AdventurerOutfit.)
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* Most of the Fraggles from ''Series/FraggleRock''. (Uncle Traveling Matt is TheOneWhoWearsShoes, presumably because they go with his AdventurerOutfit.)
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* Most of the Fraggles from ''Series/FraggleRock''. (Uncle Traveling Matt is TheOneWhoWearsShoes, presumably because they go with his AdventurerOutfit.
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* Cling and Clang from ''HRPufnstuf''
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* Cling and Clang from''HRPufnstuf''''HRPufnstuf''.
* Cling and Clang from
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* About half of the characters in ''OnceUponAForest'' are this, the other characters being {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.
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* Almost everyone in the ''GeronimoStilton'' series, with Pinky Pick being TheOneWhoWearsShoes.
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* As with the original books, almost all the characters from the AnimatedAdaptation of ''GeronimoStilton''.
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* Bethany from ''GameDogs'', which gets outright surreal in [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/game-dogs/1499-Episode-Eight-Jennifer episode 8]] when Jennifer mentions her shoes. After we just saw Bethany walk through the door barefoot. [[MindScrew And the punchline is that they're out of style]]. Judging from Bethany's reaction to the remark ("Oh... I see what you did there"), Jennifer may have intended it as some sort of StealthInsult.
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* Bethany and Bob from ''GameDogs'', which ''WebOriginal/GameDogs''. This gets outright surreal in [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/game-dogs/1499-Episode-Eight-Jennifer episode 8]] when Jennifer mentions her shoes. After Bethany's shoes--after we just saw Bethany walk through the door barefoot. [[MindScrew And the punchline is that they're out of style]]. Judging from Bethany's reaction to the remark ("Oh... I see what you did there"), Jennifer may have intended it as some sort of StealthInsult.
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* Some of the supprting mutants from ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987'', such as Mona Lisa. (The Turtles themselves are {{Accessory Wearing Cartoon Animal}}s.)
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* Lola Bunny from ''Film/SpaceJam'', as well as the other furry characters in their Tune Squad uniforms.
** This is {{lampshaded}} when Michael Jordan asks if the toons have a pair of basketball shoes he could borrow—cut to a few shots of the toons' feet.
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* Lola Bunny from ''Film/SpaceJam'', as well as the other furry characters in their Tune Squad uniforms.
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* Dannon's ''Danimals'' yogurt featured a snowboarding polar bear and a surfer alligator.
** Although, the ''Danimals XL'' wildcat was [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes the one who wore shoes]], at least [[http://adland.tv/commercials/danimals-xl-whats-word-2005-030-usa one commercial featured him barefoot in board shorts]].
** Although, the ''Danimals XL'' wildcat was [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes the one who wore shoes]], at least [[http://adland.tv/commercials/danimals-xl-whats-word-2005-030-usa one commercial featured him barefoot in board shorts]].
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**alligator. Although, the ''Danimals XL'' wildcat was [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes the one who wore shoes]], at least [[http://adland.tv/commercials/danimals-xl-whats-word-2005-030-usa one commercial featured him barefoot in board shorts]].
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* Bethany from ''GameDogs'', which gets outright surreal in [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/game-dogs/1499-Episode-Eight-Jennifer episode 8]] when Jennifer mentions her shoes. After we just saw Bethany walk through the door barefoot. [[MindScrew And the punchline is that they're out of style]].
** Judging from Bethany's reaction to the remark ("Oh... I see what you did there"), Jennifer may have intended it as some sort of StealthInsult.
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* Bethany from ''GameDogs'', which gets outright surreal in [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/game-dogs/1499-Episode-Eight-Jennifer episode 8]] when Jennifer mentions her shoes. After we just saw Bethany walk through the door barefoot. [[MindScrew And the punchline is that they're out of style]].
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* Scoots and Groove from ''WesternAnimation/TheCattanoogaCats''.
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* Scoots and Groove from ''WesternAnimation/TheCattanoogaCats''.
**''WesternAnimation/TheCattanoogaCats''. This may be a case of barefoot = hillbilly typecasting instead, same for the Hillbilly Bears below.
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A lot of {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s also happen to be barefoot, so to keep things cleaner, this page only covers those who are otherwise properly-dressed.
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* Rat characters Scrag and Mr. Flea from ''Series/{{Pearlie}}''.
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* The beast races in ''TheElderScrollsThreeMorrowind'', the [[CatFolk Khajiit]] and the [[LizardFolk Argonians]], are unable to wear shoes because their feet are bigger and differently shaped. This also extends to helmets; they can't wear anything that covers their whole face. It then got [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] in ''TheElderScrollsFourOblivion'', where they are able to do just that.
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* The beast races in ''TheElderScrollsThreeMorrowind'', ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIIMorrowind'', the [[CatFolk Khajiit]] and the [[LizardFolk Argonians]], are unable to wear shoes because their feet are bigger and differently shaped. This also extends to helmets; they can't wear anything that covers their whole face. It then got [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] in ''TheElderScrollsFourOblivion'', where they are able to do just that.
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* As with the original books, almost all the characters from the AnimatedAdaptation of ''GeronimoStilton''.
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* [[ThePoochie Poochie]] from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' goes back and forth between this trope and FullyDressedCartoonAnimal.
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* Sgt. Snorkel's identically dressed pet dog Otto from ''ComicStrip/BeetleBailey''.
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* The lions and [[GenderFlip Rafiki]] in the theatrical version of ''TheLionKing''.
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* Touya and Ishimaru from ''Webcomic/DemonBlade'', who are a fox and a raccoon respectively.
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* Most of the cast of ''DanAndMabsFurryAdventures'', but especially Mab who [[DoesNotLikeShoes hates shoes]].* Touya and Ishimaru from ''Webcomic/DemonBlade'', who are a fox and a raccoon respectively.
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* Zummi, Gruffi and Grammi from ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfTheGummiBears''.
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* Tawky Tawny, Captain Marvel's [[TalkingAnimal bipedal tiger friend]] from {{Shazam}}. Tawny wears a green checkered jacket, necktie and dark slacks. Later incarnations [[FullyDressedCartoonAnimal includes a pair of shoes as well]].
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* Tawky Tawny, Captain Marvel's [[TalkingAnimal bipedal tiger friend]] from {{Shazam}}.''{{Shazam}}''. Tawny wears a green checkered jacket, necktie and dark slacks. Later incarnations [[FullyDressedCartoonAnimal includes a pair of shoes as well]].
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** All the BeastFolk and PettingZooPeople of ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats 2011}} [=ThunderCats=] (2011)]]'', [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes excepting]] Leo and Panthera. {{Justified|Trope}} in the case of the series' {{cat|folk}}s, shown using their foot claws to [[WallCrawl climb]] structures like the giant tree featured in their [[{{Ridiculympics}} games]]. Noble Cats do make a point of wearing spats for fashion's sake.
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** All the BeastFolk and PettingZooPeople of ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats 2011}} [=ThunderCats=] (2011)]]'', [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes excepting]] Leo Leo, Panthera and Panthera.the Swordmaker. {{Justified|Trope}} in the case of the series' {{cat|folk}}s, shown using their foot claws to [[WallCrawl climb]] structures like the giant tree featured in their [[{{Ridiculympics}} games]]. Noble Cats do make a point of wearing spats for fashion's sake.
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->''"[[TalkingYourWayOut I hate bullfights! I never eat beef!]] I'm a vegetarian!'' ''[[LampshadeHanging I don't even wear]]'' [[LampshadeHanging shoes!]]"''
-->--'''[[WhoFramedRogerRabbit Roger Rabbit]]''', ''[[RogerRabbitShorts "Rollercoaster Rabbit"]]''
{{Funny Animal}}s have differing levels of clothing, sometimes even between different characters in the same work. You've got your {{Accessory Wearing Cartoon Animal}}s, who are basically naked except for one or two token items. There are also {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s, who wear a shirt ''or'' pants, but not both. There are even {{Fully Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s who have complete outfits. And then there's the subject of this article--cartoon animals who go barefoot (or bare-''pawed'', if you want to get technical), but are otherwise fully clothed by human standards. As the number of examples demonstrates, this is a common trope in works featuring {{Funny Animal}}s. Here are some possible reasons:
* The trope may be {{justified}} by the characters having hooves, large claws, or oddly-shaped hind paws which it would be difficult for shoes to accommodate. Why shoes aren't simply made for their feet in a world where they're not that unusual is a different matter: perhaps the fur and thick soles of their feet make shoes unnecessary, as with Tolkien's {{hobbits}}.
* There's another possible explanation for this, more or less based in RuleOfPerception: Generally, anthropomorphic animals (especially of the PettingZooPeople variety) have essentially human anatomy except for their heads, tails, and (in most cases) feet, so keeping all three of those elements exposed emphasizes their animal qualities and prevents them from [[UncannyValley appearing too human]]. (It's not unreasonable to think, for example, that long pants made for animal-people would have long sleeves to accommodate their tails as well, but strangely, almost nobody ever depicts such a thing.)
Spats without shoes or socks count as this trope because they do not cover the soles of the feet.
TheOneWhoWearsShoes is about {{aversion}}s of this trope, especially {{Civilized Animal}}s and {{Funny Animal}}s who use footwear when going barefoot is normal for the setting.
A lot of {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s also happen to be barefoot, so to keep things cleaner, this page only covers those who are otherwise properly-dressed.
Most of these characters have HumanlikeFootAnatomy.
Subtrope of AppropriateAnimalAttire.
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* Most of the cat characters from ''Manga/FairyTail'', notably Charle (until the Edolas Arc) and Queen Shagotte.
* ''[[GrimmsFairyTaleClassics Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics]]'' normally employed {{Talking Animal}}s, but ''The Marriage of Mrs. Fox'' featured a whole town of [[FunnyAnimal anthropomorphic foxes]] ([[OddManOut and one cat]]) that were fully clothed, except for a lack of shoes.
* Common for Sanrio's ''HelloKitty and Friends'', though their feet tend to look more like little booties.
* Some characters from ''KaiketsuZorori''.
* Blinky and Pinky from ''Anime/TheNoozles'', as well as the other koala characters.
* Some characters from ''Manga/OnePiece'', most notably Tony Tony Chopper.
* Several animal characters from ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohay%C5%8D!_Spank Spank Good Morning Spank!]]'' when in costume.
* King Kazma's second form in ''Anime/SummerWars''.
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* The male characters in ''AssociatedStudentBodies''.
* Some characters in ''Comicbook/CaptainCarrotAndHisAmazingZooCrew''
* The anthro cast of ''{{Extinctioners}}''. Even when the heroes are wearing their uniforms, in the most recent designs their toes are uncovered.
* Some characters from ''ComicBook/FritzTheCat''. Fritz himself is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal.
* Honey Bunny of ''ComicBook/LooneyTunes'' comic books, the precursor to Lola Bunny.
* The cast of ''ComicBook/OmahaTheCatDancer'', although their feet look atypically human for this trope.
* Sam from ''SamAndMaxFreelancePolice''.
* Although inverted in ''SonicTheHedgehog'' (see its entry in VideoGames), played straight in ''[[Series/SonictheHedgehog SatAM]]'' and [[Comicbook/SonictheHedgehog the Archie comics]]. There, several characters go barefoot, including a fair portion of the main cast (Rotor, Bunnie pre-roboticization, Dulcy, Nicole when in furry form, even Tails when he was very little) and a great deal of minor and background characters (Rosemary Prower, the alien Ceneca-9009). ''SonicTheComic'' had a few instances, as well. Official, straight-from-the-game characters generally end up as [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes the ones who wear shoes]] in all cases, albeit not the only ones.
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* The White Rabbit and Bill the lizard from {{Disney}}'s ''Disney/AliceInWonderland''.
* The White Rabbit, Dormouse ''and'' the March Hare from TimBurton's ''Film/AliceInWonderland''.
* The Chipettes from ''Film/AlvinAndTheChipmunks: The Squeakquel''. The Chipmunks themselves are {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s in the live action films.
* The Beast from ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast''.
* The Naboombu soccer players from ''BedknobsAndBroomsticks''.
* Most of the animal characters in ''CatsDontDance''.
* Most of the characters from ''ChickenLittle''.
* Rat characters Nick and Fetcher from ''ChickenRun''.
* All of the animal cast from ''FantasticMrFox'', with the exceptions of Kris, Coach Skip and the Beaver's unnamed son.
* As with [[ComicBook/FritzTheCat the original comic]], some characters from ''Film/FritzTheCat'' and ''TheNineLivesOfFritzTheCat''.
* The Big Bad Wolf from ''{{Hoodwinked}}'', of which he initially [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal wore just a blue hoodie]] in the first movie, added a pair of pants to his wardrobe for the sequel.
* The live-action film adaptation of ''Film/HowardTheDuck'' features the main character with pants on.
* Stitch from ''LiloAndStitch'' was first seen wearing an orange jumpsuit while he is in "alien mode."
** Also, Dr. Jumba Jookiba, the Grand Councilwoman, and Gantu.
* [[GorgeousGorgon Celia]] from ''MonstersInc''
* About half of the characters in ''OnceUponAForest'' are this, the other characters being {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.
* J. Worthington Foulfellow and Gideon from ''Disney/{{Pinocchio}}''.
* The female aliens from ''Film/{{Planet 51}}''. The males [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal wear nothing below the waist]].
* Some supporting characters from ''{{Rango}}'', including Mr. Merrimack (a squirrel) and Buford the barkeep (a toad).
* Some characters from ''Disney/TheRescuers'', though the leads are {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.
* Some of the cast from ''Disney/RobinHood'' including Lady Kluck and Alan-a-Dale, plus Mother Rabbit and her children.
* A few incidental from ''[[RockaDoodle Rock-a-Doodle]]'', along with Chanticleer switching in and out of wearing shoes depending on the scene.
* [[WhoFramedRogerRabbit Roger Rabbit]].
* Most of the rats from ''Film/TheSecretOfNIMH'', with Nicodemus as TheOneWhoWearsShoes.
* Most furry characters from ''SongOfTheSouth''.
* The titular heroes of ''SpaceChimps''.
* Lola Bunny from ''Film/SpaceJam'', as well as the other furry characters in their Tune Squad uniforms.
** This is {{lampshaded}} when Michael Jordan asks if the toons have a pair of basketball shoes he could borrow—cut to a few shots of the toons' feet.
* Some of the rats from ''TheTaleOfDespereaux''.
* TheWolfMan.
* Some of the aliens from the ''StarWars'' films.
* The pigs, rabbits, and geese from ''Film/KungFuPanda''.
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* The cast of the ''Literature/BasilOfBakerStreet'' series, in stark contrast with its AnimatedAdaptation ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective''.
* ''FrogAndToad'' from the respective book series.
* Almost everyone in the ''GeronimoStilton'' series, with Pinky Pick being TheOneWhoWearsShoes.
* The cast of ''Literature/JoeCarrot'', the self-titled Italian book series about a rabbit private detective.
* Most characters from Mercer Mayer's ''LittleCritter'' and ''Critters of the Night'' series of books, though averted completely in ''LC and the Critter Kids''.
* RichardScarry's works, with [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes the one exception of Lowly the Worm]].
* The anthro mouse characters from Sandy Clifford's ''TheRoquefortGang''.
* Some of the mice from the ''AngelinaBallerina'' series books and first cartoon series.
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* Some monkey characters from ''BetweenTheLions''.
* Chelli the patchwork dog from ''BigBag''.
* The cast from Germany's ''CaptainBluebear''.
* B.P. Richfield (the triceratops) from ''{{Dinosaurs}}''. Though not always shown from the waist down, he does wear suspenders most of the time.
* Cling and Clang from ''HRPufnstuf''
* Raunchy from ''{{Lidsville}}''
* The {{Bookmice}} from Canada's ''TheMagicLibrary''.
* Animal and Beauregard the janitor from ''TheMuppets''. Beau was fully-dressed with the absence of shoes, as shown in ''TheGreatMuppetCaper''.
* Polkaroo from the ''PolkaDotDoor''.
* The dinosaur band from ''TheReppies''.
* Abby Cadabby from ''SesameStreet''.
* The cast from ''SwampCritters''.
* Bo from ''WimziesHouse''.
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* ''DocRat'' and most of the supporting anthro characters in this self-titled Australian comic series.
* Fritz the Dog from ''InkPen''. Fritz is so uptight that he wears a dress shirt and tie with black pants every single day. This was a problem when he worked as a stunt double for other cartoon dogs like {{Marmaduke}} or ScoobyDoo were he would wear a furry dog suit because he refused to do "nude scenes".
* Most characters from ''ComicStrip/SlylockFox''.
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* Elsie the ''Borden'' Cow.
* The Boubin Bear for ''Boubin Automotive Service''. His wardrobe includes a hat, vest, and jeans, but no shoes ([[WalkingShirtlessScene or shirt]]). He holds his jeans up and tips his hat while saying "It's the bear facts, folks!"
* The live-action chimp office workers from the mid 2000s ''[=CareerBuilder.com=]'' commercial package were dressed in business wear with the absence of shoes.
* Peter Panda from the classic ''Child World'' toy store.
* Coco the Monkey from ''Cocoa Krispies'' cereal.
* Chip the Wolf from ''Cookie Crisp'' cereal initially had a red jacket and blue slacks.
* Dannon's ''Danimals'' yogurt featured a snowboarding polar bear and a surfer alligator.
** Although, the ''Danimals XL'' wildcat was [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes the one who wore shoes]], at least [[http://adland.tv/commercials/danimals-xl-whats-word-2005-030-usa one commercial featured him barefoot in board shorts]].
* Fruit Brute the werewolf from the self-titled cereal line had a t-shirt to go with his striped overalls at one time.
* Birdie the Early Bird, one of the McDonalds characters.
* Mo the Bovine from ''[=MooTown=] Snacks''.
* Unilever's Heartbrand line of assorted ice cream bars features as one of its mascots a barefoot toon lion named Max (aka The Paddle Pop Lion), who initially wore a safari shirt and khaki shorts. Max has made appearances on the Miko ''Motta Max'' brand ice cream in France as well as the Streets ''Paddle Pop'' brand in Australia and New Zealand.
* The original Racin' Rat from the self-titled Tyco RC toy car line.
* Although he usually didn't have a costume, ''Sambo's Restaurant'' mascot The Tiger was featured in a sports coat and light color trousers [[http://www.fuzzymemories.tv/index.php?c=3708 on some of their Tiger Club spots]].
* Classic [=7Up=] talking bird mascot Fresh Up Freddie had several costumes that applied to this trope.
* Sometimes, the Trix Rabbit's disguise will include a full set of clothes, but no shoes.
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* The lions and [[GenderFlip Rafiki]] in the theatrical version of ''TheLionKing''.
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* Pestor the frog and some additional characters from ''AdrenalinMisfits'', though most of them [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal do not wear t-shirts]]. A few other characters such as Sabre (a timber wolf) and Blaizer (a salamander) wear open-toed boots.
* Garr from ''BreathOfFireIII''. This is both because the Guardian's (species of which Garr is a member) anatomy includes massive feet and because they wanted to show off said anatomy.
* A couple of mutant animals from the ''CrashBandicoot'' series also has this such as Koala Kong and the Komodo Brothers. The rest tend to be fully clothed or naked.
* The beast races in ''TheElderScrollsThreeMorrowind'', the [[CatFolk Khajiit]] and the [[LizardFolk Argonians]], are unable to wear shoes because their feet are bigger and differently shaped. This also extends to helmets; they can't wear anything that covers their whole face. It then got [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] in ''TheElderScrollsFourOblivion'', where they are able to do just that.
* [[CuteMonsterGirl Sveta]] from ''GoldenSunDarkDawn'' is this, even though she can still equip boots like any other character.
* Lori Jackrabbit from ''VideoGame/JazzJackrabbit'', plus Jazz himself when his outfit includes pants.
* C.J. Frog from the ''JumpStart'' series of [=CD-ROMs=]. His usual outfit is a safari vest, khaki shorts and a fedora.
* Rocket Raccoon's outfit in ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3'' covers everything on his body except his head, his tail, and his hind paws.
* Ratchet from ''RatchetAndClank'' is this in [[VideoGame/RatchetAndClank his first game]], as well as a WalkingShirtlessScene. All of his armor in the next few games featured boots, but in ''[[RatchetAndClankSizeMatters Size Matters]]'' he appeared in his original outfit again. When he next appeared in casual clothes (in ''[[RatchetAndClankFutureToolsOfDestruction Tools of Destruction]]''), he was wearing boots again (as well as overalls).
* Several versions of ReaderRabbit.
* The cast of ''ReworkTheDeadEvil''.
* Inverted with the ''SonicTheHedgehog'' games, since most of the characters wear nothing ''but'' shoes and gloves. (Some of the characters, such as Ix, Charmy, and most females do wear actual clothes, but also have shoes and gloves.)
** Played straight with every single player character in ''SonicsSchoolhouse'', although due to the first-person viewpoint, you have to play two-player to realize this.
* TY from ''TyTheTasmanianTiger'' is one of the few main characters in the series who ''doesn't'' wear shoes. He's also somehow capable of [[GrindBoots grinding]] [[MadeOfIron on rails]].
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[[folder: Webcomics]]
* Several characters from ''WebComic/BrokenPlotDevice''.
* Most characters from ''{{Catena}}''. [[FootFocus Their feet tend to be drawn in much greater detail than most examples of this trope]].
* Kira and Toby from ''ChivalryAndKnavery''.
* Some characters in ''WebComic/CommanderKitty'', particularly before the ContinuityReboot.
* Touya and Ishimaru from ''Webcomic/DemonBlade'', who are a fox and a raccoon respectively.
* Some characters from ''{{Dreamkeepers}}''.
* Gustine Greene (a humanoid talking rhino), Wally Wallechinsky (a cat) plus some additional incidental characters from ''WebComic/{{Endtown}}''.
* Everyone in ''{{Fite}}''
* Almost every single character in ''FurWillFly'' and its SpinOff ''ComingUpViolet'' who isn't a firefighter, soldier, or human.
* The cast of ''GoodCheese''.
* June Blue Delias from ''{{Haru-Sari}}''.
* Some characters from ''{{Horndog}}''.
* Some characters in ''Webcomic/{{Jack}}''. The series is rather inconsistent on whether or not shoes are the norm.
* The cast of ''KevinAndKell'', except for the human baby Francis.
* ''LastRes0rt'' saves this for the truly weird-footed species -- mostly Anyr and Vidians so far.
** Averted with the Zillans, who DO wear shoes, despite being depicted with some rather gnarly claw-feet otherwise.
* Though occasionally shown wearing shoes, the characters of ''WebComic/LasLindas'' generally fit the trope.
* Krunch Bloodrage from ''LookingForGroup''.
* The cast of ''MurryPurryFreshAndFurry''.
* Most ''WebComic/OzyAndMillie'' characters (as in the pic above), with some prominent exceptions. Ozy, Avery, and Ms. Sorkowitz are {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s. Meanwhile, Isolde is both a FullyDressedCartoonAnimal and TheOneWhoWearsShoes, as was Ms. Mudd in some early strips. Also, Locke is never shown without his pirate boots.
* The cast of ''WebComic/{{Precocious}}''.
* Katia Managan from ''Webcomic/{{Prequel}}''.
* The cast of ''WebComic/SabrinaOnline'', although Sabrina herself is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal--or at least looks like one, if you believe the WordOfGod from creator Eric Schwartz that she's actually wearing the furry equivalent of [[NudeColoredClothes Nude Colored Pants]]. This trope also holds true for Schwartz's other characters.
* Some of the furry characters from ''Webcomic/SequentialArt'', mainly Pip and the Squirrel Girls.
* The cast of ''{{SERGOM}}''.
* The cast of ''{{SSDD}}''.
* The characters from ''TheSuburbanJungle''.
** {{Lampshaded}} in [[http://suburbanjungleclassic.com/?p=2113 one strip]]:
-->'''Conrad''': I was on tour with a production of ''BarefootInThePark''.
-->'''Leona''': What's so significant about being barefoot in the park?
-->'''Conrad''': I have no idea, really. It's a pretty whacked-out play.
* The Vulpine from ''{{Terinu}}'', who have a platigrade stance.
* All characters but one in ''ThoseDestined''.
* The furry characters in ''TwoKinds''.
* All of the main cast of ''Webcomic/TheWhiteboard''.
** {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d in [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autowb825.html this strip]]:
-->'''Swamp Fox''': ". . . why do I even ''own'' socks?"
* Several furry characters in ''TheWorldOfVickiFox'', including Vicki herself and Meredith Skunk.
** {{Lampshaded}} in [[http://vickifox.com/Comics/index.php?016 one strip]] which simultaneously invokes both this trope and AllWomenLoveShoes. Meredith's boyfriend Aussie complains when Meredith and Vicki rope him into a shopping trip:
-->'''Aussie''': "You'll drag me in every shoe shop in the mall... to buy shoes you don't even wear!"
* The cast of ''YouSayItFirst'' and ''NamirDeiter''.
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* A great deal of anthro/furry artists on the web always draw their characters barefoot, even if they're otherwise dressed perfectly normally, and even in situations where going barefoot is inadvisable (like, say, in snow). Listing specific artists would likely quadruple the length of the list, however.
** The trope is very rarely lampshaded, and often times not even ''noted''; that is, it's not uncommon for a character's reference sheet to depict the character barefoot, even in multiple different costumes, but even if it goes into great detail about the character's wardrobe preferences, their preferred footwear ([[DoesNotLikeShoes or preference to go barefoot]]) is never brought up.
* '90s cult icon ElmoAardvark usually appeared fully dressed with a red vest and necktie. He ditched the shoes for his appearance on the self-titled web series ''Elmo Aardvark: Outer Space Detective!'' in 2004.
* Bethany from ''GameDogs'', which gets outright surreal in [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/game-dogs/1499-Episode-Eight-Jennifer episode 8]] when Jennifer mentions her shoes. After we just saw Bethany walk through the door barefoot. [[MindScrew And the punchline is that they're out of style]].
** Judging from Bethany's reaction to the remark ("Oh... I see what you did there"), Jennifer may have intended it as some sort of StealthInsult.
* Majority of the rabbit repertory company from Starz's ''30-Second Bunnies'' parodies of movies.
* Some characters from ''TheWuffers''.
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[[folder: Western Animation]]
* Teddy Ruxpin, Quellor and Tweeg from the main cast of ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfTeddyRuxpin''.
* The cast from ''TheAdventuresOfTRex'', even in their PoweredArmor.
* Some characters from ''WesternAnimation/AlfredJKwak'', including Henk Mole, Krabnagel (aka Scratchypaws) and Dolf Crow in the main cast.
* Gumball and his parents from ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball''. Inverted with his adopted brother, Darwin.
* The majority of the mice from ''AnAmericanTail'' (the cats tend to be straight-up {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s).
* Minerva Mink and HowardStern parody Howie Tern from ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''.
* The blue Aardvark from ''WesternAnimation/TheAntAndTheAardvark'' has a [[NudeColoredClothes matching blue t-shirt and shorts]]. Majority of the characters in this cartoon series are all solid colors, which also includes one's clothing or other costumes.
* The cast of ''WesternAnimation/AroundTheWorldWithWillyFog''.
** There was a bit in ''AroundTheWorldInEightyDays'' where Passepartout is put on trial for sacrilege, with his lost shoes as evidence. In ''WillyFog'', the incriminating item was changed to Rigadon's hat for this reason.
* [[ImaginaryFriend Nadine]] from ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''.
* Uniqua and Austin from ''WesternAnimation/TheBackyardigans'' (applies occasionally to most of the characters' various costumes on select episodes.)
* Most characters from ''WesternAnimation/TheBarkleys''.
* Most of ''[[BarneyBear Barney Bear's]]'' costumes fall into this trope.
* Charlie & Junior Beary from ''TheBearyFamily''.
* Everyone on ''WesternAnimation/TheBellflowerBunnies''.
* WesternAnimation/BenjaminTheElephant from the German cartoon series of the same name.
* ''TheBerenstainBears''.
* The casts of the [[AustralianSeries Australian]] cartoon ''WesternAnimation/BlinkyBill''.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Bonkers}}'', from the self-titled series, had several costumes that fall into this category.
* Wacko Wolf (sp) from the ''[[TheBozoShow Bozo the Clown]]'' cartoon show.
* The Prairie People from ''WesternAnimation/{{Bravestarr}}''.
* Jessica and Tanner from ''WesternAnimation/TheBremenAvenueExperience''.
* Bunny of Bunny and Claude, the FunnyAnimal version of Film/BonnieAndClyde from [[LooneyTunesInTheSixties the late 60s]] WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes.
* Scoots and Groove from ''WesternAnimation/TheCattanoogaCats''.
** This may be a case of barefoot = hillbilly typecasting instead, same for the Hillbilly Bears below.
* Gadget from ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers''. Her teammates, and most of the other furry characters, are {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.
* Chuckie Chan and several supporting characters from ''ChopSockyChooks''.
* Tim the Bear's son Raymond in ''WesternAnimation/TheClevelandShow''.
* Jean Bon from ''CourageTheCowardlyDog''.
* [[CourageousCatAndMinuteMouse Courageous Cat and his sidekick Minute Mouse]].
* Most characters from ''DangerRangers''.
* Wulf in ''DannyPhantom''.
* Annie from NASCAR's ''DiggerAndFriends'' series (not to be confused with Webcomic/{{Digger}}). Marbles initially had a gray and orange jumpsuit in the merchandising art, but wore [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal just a gray and orange T-shirt]] when the animated shorts were produced.
* Several of the dinosaur characters from ''WesternAnimation/{{Dinosaucers}}''.
* Driver Dan the lion from ''DriverDansStoryTrain''.
* Peter Puppy in the ''WesternAnimation/EarthwormJim'' cartoon, where he sports a shirt and some shorts, but no shoes; in the [[VideoGame/EarthwormJim source game]], however, he's completely nude.
* ''{{Eckhart}}'' the mouse and several supporting characters from the self-titled Canadian series.
* Brian Griffin of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' typically doesn't wear clothes, but when he does, his outfits usually include a shirt and pants but no shoes.
* Some background characters in ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantomcat}}''.
* Belfry, the batty NonHumanSidekick of ''WesternAnimation/FilmationsGhostbusters'', wears only a leotard. Interestingly, when we meet his siblings in the episode "Whither Why", they're all {{Fully Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.
* Seven of the 9 Lives of ''[[UncleCrocsBlock Fraidy Cat]]'' have costumes that apply to this trope.
** #2 Kitty Wizard; #3 Captain Kitt, a pirate; #4 Sir Walter Cat, a noble cat; #5 Billy the Kit, a cowboy; #6 Jasper Catdaver, an undertaker; #7 Captain Eddie Cattenbakker, a pilot; #8 Hep Cat, a cat in a zoot suit.
* ''Gandy Goose's'' feline roommate Sourpuss from the classic Terrytoons series of shorts.
* GaryTheRat from the self-titled series.
* Bobo Haha, the [[TalkingAnimal talking monkey]] who is ''WesternAnimation/GeneratorRex'''s NonHumanSidekick.
* Claude, the wiz kid numbat from ''GumNutz''. Also borderlines on [[DoesNotLikeShoes the preference of not wearing shoes]], compared to the rest of the main cast.
* Paw Rugg and Floral Rugg from ''TheHillbillyBears''.
* Rhubarb and Musselmutt from WesternAnimation/TheHoundcats. (The others [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal don't wear pants]].)
* Some supporting characters from ''JakersTheAdventuresOfPiggleyWinks'', including Ferny Toro and Hector [=MacBadger=].
* Some characters from ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPandaLegendsOfAwesomeness'', notably Hundun and Master Chao.
* Wilford Wolf from ''KwickyKoala''.
* Ironically, Lapitch Mouse from ''LapitchTheLittleShoemaker'', switches in and out between this trope and FullyDressedCartoonAnimal. Other supporting characters including the main villain Dirty Rat are a part of this trope as well.
* Lana and Judy Lionheart from ''WesternAnimation/TheLionhearts''.
* Some characters from ''LittleMouseOnThePrairie''.
* Tina, Speedy Gonzales and Lola Bunny (again) from ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow''.
* Hamilton from ''Maggie and the Ferocious Beast''.
* Dylan the Rabbit from ''The Magic Roundabout''.
* Punkin Puss from ''TheMagillaGorillaShow''.
* Elizabeth from ''[[MarvinTheTapDancingHorse Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse]]''.
* Some characters from ''MaxAndRuby''.
* Coco the Monkey from ''MickeyMouseClubhouse''.
* Kermit, Fozzie and Animal from ''MuppetBabies''.
* Some characters from ''WesternAnimation/MyGymPartnersAMonkey''. (Jake Spidermonkey is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal.)
* A few debatable cases in ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''; although they're more ''hooves'' than feet, and despite the fact that [[AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal they don't usually wear much in the way of clothes anyway]], a couple of the various outfits and costumes they wear throughout the series either lack footwear entirely, or put footwear on the fore hooves (hand equivalents) while leaving the hind hooves (foot equivalents) unshod. Some examples of the latter scenario would be Applejack's boots and Rainbow Dash's gauntlet/slipper things in their respective Grand Galloping Gala costumes, as well as Rarity's slippers from her bathrobe outfit during her breakdown in [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E14SuitedForSuccess "Suited For Success"]].
** Spike the dragon, who actually ''does'' have feet, is always barefoot, even in the few situations where he's otherwise wearing a full outfit (such as the getup he's tossed into in [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E3TheTicketMaster "The Ticket Master"]] or his bard outfit from [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E13HearthsWarmingEve "Hearth's Warming Eve"]]).
* Oakly the Beaver and Victor Vole from ''TheMysteriesOfAlfredHedgehog''.
* Kind of hard to tell in the [[EasternEuropeanAnimation Russian cartoon]] ''NuPogodi''. The presence of Wolf's claws and what ''might'' be paw pads seem to imply this is the case, but everyone's drawn as if they're wearing slippers. Later episodes make it a little clearer that this is the case.
* Some supporting characters from ''WesternAnimation/TheOddballCouple''. (Fleabag is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal while Spiffy and Goldie Hound are {{Fully Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.)
* The [[FunnyAnimal anthro pig characters]] from ''{{Olivia}}''.
* Rat characters Scrag and Mr. Flea from ''Series/{{Pearlie}}''.
* Some of the characters from ''{{Pecola}}''.
** The characters on the show are designed in an origami/cubed style. Though they have flat oval-shaped orbs for paws, those that are the same color as the character's hands and face are considered barefoot by default. The only exception are the penguin characters (who [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal don't wear pants]], by the way) that have webbed toes.
* Bright Eyes and Nose Marie from ''PoundPuppies''.
* Huey, Dewey and Louie from ''WesternAnimation/QuackPack''.
* Tubb from Great Britain's ''{{Rubbadubbers}}''.
* Salem from ''SabrinaTheAnimatedSeries'' when he's wearing his smoking jacket outfit.
* Sammy the bear, Charlene the rabbit and Wiggy the dog from ''[[SammysStoryShop Sammy's Story Shop]]''.
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Sandokan}}'' [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandokan#Animated_series animated series]]. This one doesn't seem to have an exception.
* ''WesternAnimation/ScaredySquirrel'' from the the self-titled series. A few supporting characters, including series regular Paddy the ferret, were a part of this trope as well.
* Three of the ''SchoolhouseRock'' shorts featured [[FunnyAnimal funny animals]] that fit this trope: ''Lucky Seven Sampson'' (a white rabbit with a number 7 on his left foot), the pool hustler cat in ''Naughty Number Nine'', and the worker ants in ''Busy Prepositions''.
* In ''TheSecretLivesOfWaldoKitty'', majority of the supporting characters in the animated segments had costumes that applied to this trope.
* One and Five from ''SevenLittleMonsters''. One wears a tank top, shorts and a ballcap while Five wears yellow overalls.
** Although having [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal just an oversized t-shirt]] as his regular wardrobe, Three dons a different costume pertainable to the plot of each episode, in which case a good 1/3 of his wardrobe applies to this trope.
* [[ThePoochie Poochie]] from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' goes back and forth between this trope and FullyDressedCartoonAnimal.
* Many characters from another Australian cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/SkippyAdventuresInBushtown''.
* Some supporting characters from ''TheSmokeyBearShow''. The main character [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal has a bottom, but no top]].
* The SpaceCats.
* Some of the humanoid animal beings known as the Beastials from ''SpiderManUnlimited''.
* Lt. M'Ress from ''StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries''.
* From ''WesternAnimation/SWATKats'': T-Bone and Razor in their pilot suits, as well as Dark Kat. Somewhat odd given that everyone else on the show wears shoes, including the main characters in their civilian attire.
* Most of the animal cast from ''TheSylvanianFamilies'', as per [[MerchandiseDriven their toyline]].
* Many ''WesternAnimation/TaleSpin'' characters, including Rebecca and Molly Cunningham, Wildcat and Shere Khan in the main cast.
* Some of the supprting mutants from ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987'', such as Mona Lisa. (The Turtles themselves are {{Accessory Wearing Cartoon Animal}}s.)
* Some werewolf characters from ''WesternAnimation/TeenWolf'', including Grandma and Grandpa Howard in the main cast.
* Practical Pig from ''Disney/ThreeLittlePigs''.
* The Space Penguins and a few other characters from ''WesternAnimation/ThreeTwoOnePenguins''
* Some characters from ''{{Thundercats}}''
** All the BeastFolk and PettingZooPeople of ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats 2011}} [=ThunderCats=] (2011)]]'', [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes excepting]] Leo and Panthera. {{Justified|Trope}} in the case of the series' {{cat|folk}}s, shown using their foot claws to [[WallCrawl climb]] structures like the giant tree featured in their [[{{Ridiculympics}} games]]. Noble Cats do make a point of wearing spats for fashion's sake.
* Babs Bunny, Hamton J. Pig, Roderick Rat (sometimes a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal) and Rhubella Rat from ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures''.
* Some characters from ''ToadPatrol''.
* ''TootAndPuddle''.
* Junkyard, the [[NonHumanSidekick humanoid mutant dog]] from ''ToxicCrusaders''.
* Verminous Snaptrap, The Chameleon and several background characters, in ''WesternAnimation/TUFFPuppy''.
* Darwin, the [[NonHumanSidekick monkey sidekick]] from ''TheWildThornberrys''.
* The majority of the main cast and several background characters in ''WildWestCOWBoysOfMooMesa''.
* Wally Walrus from ''[[WoodyWoodpecker The Woody Woodpecker Show]]''.
* Captain Huggy Face from ''WesternAnimation/WordGirl''.
* Young Snagglepuss and Boo Boo from ''WesternAnimation/YoYogi!'' Snag wears a letterman jacket, shades and blue jeans while Boo Boo wears a blue ball cap, a yellow-and-red T-shirt and white shorts with his signature bow tie.
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->''"[[TalkingYourWayOut I hate bullfights! I never eat beef!]] I'm a vegetarian!'' ''[[LampshadeHanging I don't even wear]]'' [[LampshadeHanging shoes!]]"''
-->--'''[[WhoFramedRogerRabbit Roger Rabbit]]''', ''[[RogerRabbitShorts "Rollercoaster Rabbit"]]''
{{Funny Animal}}s have differing levels of clothing, sometimes even between different characters in the same work. You've got your {{Accessory Wearing Cartoon Animal}}s, who are basically naked except for one or two token items. There are also {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s, who wear a shirt ''or'' pants, but not both. There are even {{Fully Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s who have complete outfits. And then there's the subject of this article--cartoon animals who go barefoot (or bare-''pawed'', if you want to get technical), but are otherwise fully clothed by human standards. As the number of examples demonstrates, this is a common trope in works featuring {{Funny Animal}}s. Here are some possible reasons:
* The trope may be {{justified}} by the characters having hooves, large claws, or oddly-shaped hind paws which it would be difficult for shoes to accommodate. Why shoes aren't simply made for their feet in a world where they're not that unusual is a different matter: perhaps the fur and thick soles of their feet make shoes unnecessary, as with Tolkien's {{hobbits}}.
* There's another possible explanation for this, more or less based in RuleOfPerception: Generally, anthropomorphic animals (especially of the PettingZooPeople variety) have essentially human anatomy except for their heads, tails, and (in most cases) feet, so keeping all three of those elements exposed emphasizes their animal qualities and prevents them from [[UncannyValley appearing too human]]. (It's not unreasonable to think, for example, that long pants made for animal-people would have long sleeves to accommodate their tails as well, but strangely, almost nobody ever depicts such a thing.)
Spats without shoes or socks count as this trope because they do not cover the soles of the feet.
TheOneWhoWearsShoes is about {{aversion}}s of this trope, especially {{Civilized Animal}}s and {{Funny Animal}}s who use footwear when going barefoot is normal for the setting.
A lot of {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s also happen to be barefoot, so to keep things cleaner, this page only covers those who are otherwise properly-dressed.
Most of these characters have HumanlikeFootAnatomy.
Subtrope of AppropriateAnimalAttire.
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!!Examples:
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[[folder: Anime and Manga]]
* Most of the cat characters from ''Manga/FairyTail'', notably Charle (until the Edolas Arc) and Queen Shagotte.
* ''[[GrimmsFairyTaleClassics Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics]]'' normally employed {{Talking Animal}}s, but ''The Marriage of Mrs. Fox'' featured a whole town of [[FunnyAnimal anthropomorphic foxes]] ([[OddManOut and one cat]]) that were fully clothed, except for a lack of shoes.
* Common for Sanrio's ''HelloKitty and Friends'', though their feet tend to look more like little booties.
* Some characters from ''KaiketsuZorori''.
* Blinky and Pinky from ''Anime/TheNoozles'', as well as the other koala characters.
* Some characters from ''Manga/OnePiece'', most notably Tony Tony Chopper.
* Several animal characters from ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohay%C5%8D!_Spank Spank Good Morning Spank!]]'' when in costume.
* King Kazma's second form in ''Anime/SummerWars''.
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[[folder: Comic Books]]
* The male characters in ''AssociatedStudentBodies''.
* Some characters in ''Comicbook/CaptainCarrotAndHisAmazingZooCrew''
* The anthro cast of ''{{Extinctioners}}''. Even when the heroes are wearing their uniforms, in the most recent designs their toes are uncovered.
* Some characters from ''ComicBook/FritzTheCat''. Fritz himself is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal.
* Honey Bunny of ''ComicBook/LooneyTunes'' comic books, the precursor to Lola Bunny.
* The cast of ''ComicBook/OmahaTheCatDancer'', although their feet look atypically human for this trope.
* Sam from ''SamAndMaxFreelancePolice''.
* Although inverted in ''SonicTheHedgehog'' (see its entry in VideoGames), played straight in ''[[Series/SonictheHedgehog SatAM]]'' and [[Comicbook/SonictheHedgehog the Archie comics]]. There, several characters go barefoot, including a fair portion of the main cast (Rotor, Bunnie pre-roboticization, Dulcy, Nicole when in furry form, even Tails when he was very little) and a great deal of minor and background characters (Rosemary Prower, the alien Ceneca-9009). ''SonicTheComic'' had a few instances, as well. Official, straight-from-the-game characters generally end up as [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes the ones who wear shoes]] in all cases, albeit not the only ones.
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[[folder: Film]]
* The White Rabbit and Bill the lizard from {{Disney}}'s ''Disney/AliceInWonderland''.
* The White Rabbit, Dormouse ''and'' the March Hare from TimBurton's ''Film/AliceInWonderland''.
* The Chipettes from ''Film/AlvinAndTheChipmunks: The Squeakquel''. The Chipmunks themselves are {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s in the live action films.
* The Beast from ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast''.
* The Naboombu soccer players from ''BedknobsAndBroomsticks''.
* Most of the animal characters in ''CatsDontDance''.
* Most of the characters from ''ChickenLittle''.
* Rat characters Nick and Fetcher from ''ChickenRun''.
* All of the animal cast from ''FantasticMrFox'', with the exceptions of Kris, Coach Skip and the Beaver's unnamed son.
* As with [[ComicBook/FritzTheCat the original comic]], some characters from ''Film/FritzTheCat'' and ''TheNineLivesOfFritzTheCat''.
* The Big Bad Wolf from ''{{Hoodwinked}}'', of which he initially [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal wore just a blue hoodie]] in the first movie, added a pair of pants to his wardrobe for the sequel.
* The live-action film adaptation of ''Film/HowardTheDuck'' features the main character with pants on.
* Stitch from ''LiloAndStitch'' was first seen wearing an orange jumpsuit while he is in "alien mode."
** Also, Dr. Jumba Jookiba, the Grand Councilwoman, and Gantu.
* [[GorgeousGorgon Celia]] from ''MonstersInc''
* About half of the characters in ''OnceUponAForest'' are this, the other characters being {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.
* J. Worthington Foulfellow and Gideon from ''Disney/{{Pinocchio}}''.
* The female aliens from ''Film/{{Planet 51}}''. The males [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal wear nothing below the waist]].
* Some supporting characters from ''{{Rango}}'', including Mr. Merrimack (a squirrel) and Buford the barkeep (a toad).
* Some characters from ''Disney/TheRescuers'', though the leads are {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.
* Some of the cast from ''Disney/RobinHood'' including Lady Kluck and Alan-a-Dale, plus Mother Rabbit and her children.
* A few incidental from ''[[RockaDoodle Rock-a-Doodle]]'', along with Chanticleer switching in and out of wearing shoes depending on the scene.
* [[WhoFramedRogerRabbit Roger Rabbit]].
* Most of the rats from ''Film/TheSecretOfNIMH'', with Nicodemus as TheOneWhoWearsShoes.
* Most furry characters from ''SongOfTheSouth''.
* The titular heroes of ''SpaceChimps''.
* Lola Bunny from ''Film/SpaceJam'', as well as the other furry characters in their Tune Squad uniforms.
** This is {{lampshaded}} when Michael Jordan asks if the toons have a pair of basketball shoes he could borrow—cut to a few shots of the toons' feet.
* Some of the rats from ''TheTaleOfDespereaux''.
* TheWolfMan.
* Some of the aliens from the ''StarWars'' films.
* The pigs, rabbits, and geese from ''Film/KungFuPanda''.
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[[folder: Literature]]
* The cast of the ''Literature/BasilOfBakerStreet'' series, in stark contrast with its AnimatedAdaptation ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective''.
* ''FrogAndToad'' from the respective book series.
* Almost everyone in the ''GeronimoStilton'' series, with Pinky Pick being TheOneWhoWearsShoes.
* The cast of ''Literature/JoeCarrot'', the self-titled Italian book series about a rabbit private detective.
* Most characters from Mercer Mayer's ''LittleCritter'' and ''Critters of the Night'' series of books, though averted completely in ''LC and the Critter Kids''.
* RichardScarry's works, with [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes the one exception of Lowly the Worm]].
* The anthro mouse characters from Sandy Clifford's ''TheRoquefortGang''.
* Some of the mice from the ''AngelinaBallerina'' series books and first cartoon series.
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* Some monkey characters from ''BetweenTheLions''.
* Chelli the patchwork dog from ''BigBag''.
* The cast from Germany's ''CaptainBluebear''.
* B.P. Richfield (the triceratops) from ''{{Dinosaurs}}''. Though not always shown from the waist down, he does wear suspenders most of the time.
* Cling and Clang from ''HRPufnstuf''
* Raunchy from ''{{Lidsville}}''
* The {{Bookmice}} from Canada's ''TheMagicLibrary''.
* Animal and Beauregard the janitor from ''TheMuppets''. Beau was fully-dressed with the absence of shoes, as shown in ''TheGreatMuppetCaper''.
* Polkaroo from the ''PolkaDotDoor''.
* The dinosaur band from ''TheReppies''.
* Abby Cadabby from ''SesameStreet''.
* The cast from ''SwampCritters''.
* Bo from ''WimziesHouse''.
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* ''DocRat'' and most of the supporting anthro characters in this self-titled Australian comic series.
* Fritz the Dog from ''InkPen''. Fritz is so uptight that he wears a dress shirt and tie with black pants every single day. This was a problem when he worked as a stunt double for other cartoon dogs like {{Marmaduke}} or ScoobyDoo were he would wear a furry dog suit because he refused to do "nude scenes".
* Most characters from ''ComicStrip/SlylockFox''.
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[[folder: Television Commercials]]
* Elsie the ''Borden'' Cow.
* The Boubin Bear for ''Boubin Automotive Service''. His wardrobe includes a hat, vest, and jeans, but no shoes ([[WalkingShirtlessScene or shirt]]). He holds his jeans up and tips his hat while saying "It's the bear facts, folks!"
* The live-action chimp office workers from the mid 2000s ''[=CareerBuilder.com=]'' commercial package were dressed in business wear with the absence of shoes.
* Peter Panda from the classic ''Child World'' toy store.
* Coco the Monkey from ''Cocoa Krispies'' cereal.
* Chip the Wolf from ''Cookie Crisp'' cereal initially had a red jacket and blue slacks.
* Dannon's ''Danimals'' yogurt featured a snowboarding polar bear and a surfer alligator.
** Although, the ''Danimals XL'' wildcat was [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes the one who wore shoes]], at least [[http://adland.tv/commercials/danimals-xl-whats-word-2005-030-usa one commercial featured him barefoot in board shorts]].
* Fruit Brute the werewolf from the self-titled cereal line had a t-shirt to go with his striped overalls at one time.
* Birdie the Early Bird, one of the McDonalds characters.
* Mo the Bovine from ''[=MooTown=] Snacks''.
* Unilever's Heartbrand line of assorted ice cream bars features as one of its mascots a barefoot toon lion named Max (aka The Paddle Pop Lion), who initially wore a safari shirt and khaki shorts. Max has made appearances on the Miko ''Motta Max'' brand ice cream in France as well as the Streets ''Paddle Pop'' brand in Australia and New Zealand.
* The original Racin' Rat from the self-titled Tyco RC toy car line.
* Although he usually didn't have a costume, ''Sambo's Restaurant'' mascot The Tiger was featured in a sports coat and light color trousers [[http://www.fuzzymemories.tv/index.php?c=3708 on some of their Tiger Club spots]].
* Classic [=7Up=] talking bird mascot Fresh Up Freddie had several costumes that applied to this trope.
* Sometimes, the Trix Rabbit's disguise will include a full set of clothes, but no shoes.
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* The lions and [[GenderFlip Rafiki]] in the theatrical version of ''TheLionKing''.
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* Pestor the frog and some additional characters from ''AdrenalinMisfits'', though most of them [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal do not wear t-shirts]]. A few other characters such as Sabre (a timber wolf) and Blaizer (a salamander) wear open-toed boots.
* Garr from ''BreathOfFireIII''. This is both because the Guardian's (species of which Garr is a member) anatomy includes massive feet and because they wanted to show off said anatomy.
* A couple of mutant animals from the ''CrashBandicoot'' series also has this such as Koala Kong and the Komodo Brothers. The rest tend to be fully clothed or naked.
* The beast races in ''TheElderScrollsThreeMorrowind'', the [[CatFolk Khajiit]] and the [[LizardFolk Argonians]], are unable to wear shoes because their feet are bigger and differently shaped. This also extends to helmets; they can't wear anything that covers their whole face. It then got [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] in ''TheElderScrollsFourOblivion'', where they are able to do just that.
* [[CuteMonsterGirl Sveta]] from ''GoldenSunDarkDawn'' is this, even though she can still equip boots like any other character.
* Lori Jackrabbit from ''VideoGame/JazzJackrabbit'', plus Jazz himself when his outfit includes pants.
* C.J. Frog from the ''JumpStart'' series of [=CD-ROMs=]. His usual outfit is a safari vest, khaki shorts and a fedora.
* Rocket Raccoon's outfit in ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3'' covers everything on his body except his head, his tail, and his hind paws.
* Ratchet from ''RatchetAndClank'' is this in [[VideoGame/RatchetAndClank his first game]], as well as a WalkingShirtlessScene. All of his armor in the next few games featured boots, but in ''[[RatchetAndClankSizeMatters Size Matters]]'' he appeared in his original outfit again. When he next appeared in casual clothes (in ''[[RatchetAndClankFutureToolsOfDestruction Tools of Destruction]]''), he was wearing boots again (as well as overalls).
* Several versions of ReaderRabbit.
* The cast of ''ReworkTheDeadEvil''.
* Inverted with the ''SonicTheHedgehog'' games, since most of the characters wear nothing ''but'' shoes and gloves. (Some of the characters, such as Ix, Charmy, and most females do wear actual clothes, but also have shoes and gloves.)
** Played straight with every single player character in ''SonicsSchoolhouse'', although due to the first-person viewpoint, you have to play two-player to realize this.
* TY from ''TyTheTasmanianTiger'' is one of the few main characters in the series who ''doesn't'' wear shoes. He's also somehow capable of [[GrindBoots grinding]] [[MadeOfIron on rails]].
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[[folder: Webcomics]]
* Several characters from ''WebComic/BrokenPlotDevice''.
* Most characters from ''{{Catena}}''. [[FootFocus Their feet tend to be drawn in much greater detail than most examples of this trope]].
* Kira and Toby from ''ChivalryAndKnavery''.
* Some characters in ''WebComic/CommanderKitty'', particularly before the ContinuityReboot.
* Touya and Ishimaru from ''Webcomic/DemonBlade'', who are a fox and a raccoon respectively.
* Some characters from ''{{Dreamkeepers}}''.
* Gustine Greene (a humanoid talking rhino), Wally Wallechinsky (a cat) plus some additional incidental characters from ''WebComic/{{Endtown}}''.
* Everyone in ''{{Fite}}''
* Almost every single character in ''FurWillFly'' and its SpinOff ''ComingUpViolet'' who isn't a firefighter, soldier, or human.
* The cast of ''GoodCheese''.
* June Blue Delias from ''{{Haru-Sari}}''.
* Some characters from ''{{Horndog}}''.
* Some characters in ''Webcomic/{{Jack}}''. The series is rather inconsistent on whether or not shoes are the norm.
* The cast of ''KevinAndKell'', except for the human baby Francis.
* ''LastRes0rt'' saves this for the truly weird-footed species -- mostly Anyr and Vidians so far.
** Averted with the Zillans, who DO wear shoes, despite being depicted with some rather gnarly claw-feet otherwise.
* Though occasionally shown wearing shoes, the characters of ''WebComic/LasLindas'' generally fit the trope.
* Krunch Bloodrage from ''LookingForGroup''.
* The cast of ''MurryPurryFreshAndFurry''.
* Most ''WebComic/OzyAndMillie'' characters (as in the pic above), with some prominent exceptions. Ozy, Avery, and Ms. Sorkowitz are {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s. Meanwhile, Isolde is both a FullyDressedCartoonAnimal and TheOneWhoWearsShoes, as was Ms. Mudd in some early strips. Also, Locke is never shown without his pirate boots.
* The cast of ''WebComic/{{Precocious}}''.
* Katia Managan from ''Webcomic/{{Prequel}}''.
* The cast of ''WebComic/SabrinaOnline'', although Sabrina herself is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal--or at least looks like one, if you believe the WordOfGod from creator Eric Schwartz that she's actually wearing the furry equivalent of [[NudeColoredClothes Nude Colored Pants]]. This trope also holds true for Schwartz's other characters.
* Some of the furry characters from ''Webcomic/SequentialArt'', mainly Pip and the Squirrel Girls.
* The cast of ''{{SERGOM}}''.
* The cast of ''{{SSDD}}''.
* The characters from ''TheSuburbanJungle''.
** {{Lampshaded}} in [[http://suburbanjungleclassic.com/?p=2113 one strip]]:
-->'''Conrad''': I was on tour with a production of ''BarefootInThePark''.
-->'''Leona''': What's so significant about being barefoot in the park?
-->'''Conrad''': I have no idea, really. It's a pretty whacked-out play.
* The Vulpine from ''{{Terinu}}'', who have a platigrade stance.
* All characters but one in ''ThoseDestined''.
* The furry characters in ''TwoKinds''.
* All of the main cast of ''Webcomic/TheWhiteboard''.
** {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d in [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autowb825.html this strip]]:
-->'''Swamp Fox''': ". . . why do I even ''own'' socks?"
* Several furry characters in ''TheWorldOfVickiFox'', including Vicki herself and Meredith Skunk.
** {{Lampshaded}} in [[http://vickifox.com/Comics/index.php?016 one strip]] which simultaneously invokes both this trope and AllWomenLoveShoes. Meredith's boyfriend Aussie complains when Meredith and Vicki rope him into a shopping trip:
-->'''Aussie''': "You'll drag me in every shoe shop in the mall... to buy shoes you don't even wear!"
* The cast of ''YouSayItFirst'' and ''NamirDeiter''.
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* A great deal of anthro/furry artists on the web always draw their characters barefoot, even if they're otherwise dressed perfectly normally, and even in situations where going barefoot is inadvisable (like, say, in snow). Listing specific artists would likely quadruple the length of the list, however.
** The trope is very rarely lampshaded, and often times not even ''noted''; that is, it's not uncommon for a character's reference sheet to depict the character barefoot, even in multiple different costumes, but even if it goes into great detail about the character's wardrobe preferences, their preferred footwear ([[DoesNotLikeShoes or preference to go barefoot]]) is never brought up.
* '90s cult icon ElmoAardvark usually appeared fully dressed with a red vest and necktie. He ditched the shoes for his appearance on the self-titled web series ''Elmo Aardvark: Outer Space Detective!'' in 2004.
* Bethany from ''GameDogs'', which gets outright surreal in [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/game-dogs/1499-Episode-Eight-Jennifer episode 8]] when Jennifer mentions her shoes. After we just saw Bethany walk through the door barefoot. [[MindScrew And the punchline is that they're out of style]].
** Judging from Bethany's reaction to the remark ("Oh... I see what you did there"), Jennifer may have intended it as some sort of StealthInsult.
* Majority of the rabbit repertory company from Starz's ''30-Second Bunnies'' parodies of movies.
* Some characters from ''TheWuffers''.
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[[folder: Western Animation]]
* Teddy Ruxpin, Quellor and Tweeg from the main cast of ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfTeddyRuxpin''.
* The cast from ''TheAdventuresOfTRex'', even in their PoweredArmor.
* Some characters from ''WesternAnimation/AlfredJKwak'', including Henk Mole, Krabnagel (aka Scratchypaws) and Dolf Crow in the main cast.
* Gumball and his parents from ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball''. Inverted with his adopted brother, Darwin.
* The majority of the mice from ''AnAmericanTail'' (the cats tend to be straight-up {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s).
* Minerva Mink and HowardStern parody Howie Tern from ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''.
* The blue Aardvark from ''WesternAnimation/TheAntAndTheAardvark'' has a [[NudeColoredClothes matching blue t-shirt and shorts]]. Majority of the characters in this cartoon series are all solid colors, which also includes one's clothing or other costumes.
* The cast of ''WesternAnimation/AroundTheWorldWithWillyFog''.
** There was a bit in ''AroundTheWorldInEightyDays'' where Passepartout is put on trial for sacrilege, with his lost shoes as evidence. In ''WillyFog'', the incriminating item was changed to Rigadon's hat for this reason.
* [[ImaginaryFriend Nadine]] from ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''.
* Uniqua and Austin from ''WesternAnimation/TheBackyardigans'' (applies occasionally to most of the characters' various costumes on select episodes.)
* Most characters from ''WesternAnimation/TheBarkleys''.
* Most of ''[[BarneyBear Barney Bear's]]'' costumes fall into this trope.
* Charlie & Junior Beary from ''TheBearyFamily''.
* Everyone on ''WesternAnimation/TheBellflowerBunnies''.
* WesternAnimation/BenjaminTheElephant from the German cartoon series of the same name.
* ''TheBerenstainBears''.
* The casts of the [[AustralianSeries Australian]] cartoon ''WesternAnimation/BlinkyBill''.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Bonkers}}'', from the self-titled series, had several costumes that fall into this category.
* Wacko Wolf (sp) from the ''[[TheBozoShow Bozo the Clown]]'' cartoon show.
* The Prairie People from ''WesternAnimation/{{Bravestarr}}''.
* Jessica and Tanner from ''WesternAnimation/TheBremenAvenueExperience''.
* Bunny of Bunny and Claude, the FunnyAnimal version of Film/BonnieAndClyde from [[LooneyTunesInTheSixties the late 60s]] WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes.
* Scoots and Groove from ''WesternAnimation/TheCattanoogaCats''.
** This may be a case of barefoot = hillbilly typecasting instead, same for the Hillbilly Bears below.
* Gadget from ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers''. Her teammates, and most of the other furry characters, are {{Half Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.
* Chuckie Chan and several supporting characters from ''ChopSockyChooks''.
* Tim the Bear's son Raymond in ''WesternAnimation/TheClevelandShow''.
* Jean Bon from ''CourageTheCowardlyDog''.
* [[CourageousCatAndMinuteMouse Courageous Cat and his sidekick Minute Mouse]].
* Most characters from ''DangerRangers''.
* Wulf in ''DannyPhantom''.
* Annie from NASCAR's ''DiggerAndFriends'' series (not to be confused with Webcomic/{{Digger}}). Marbles initially had a gray and orange jumpsuit in the merchandising art, but wore [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal just a gray and orange T-shirt]] when the animated shorts were produced.
* Several of the dinosaur characters from ''WesternAnimation/{{Dinosaucers}}''.
* Driver Dan the lion from ''DriverDansStoryTrain''.
* Peter Puppy in the ''WesternAnimation/EarthwormJim'' cartoon, where he sports a shirt and some shorts, but no shoes; in the [[VideoGame/EarthwormJim source game]], however, he's completely nude.
* ''{{Eckhart}}'' the mouse and several supporting characters from the self-titled Canadian series.
* Brian Griffin of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' typically doesn't wear clothes, but when he does, his outfits usually include a shirt and pants but no shoes.
* Some background characters in ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantomcat}}''.
* Belfry, the batty NonHumanSidekick of ''WesternAnimation/FilmationsGhostbusters'', wears only a leotard. Interestingly, when we meet his siblings in the episode "Whither Why", they're all {{Fully Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.
* Seven of the 9 Lives of ''[[UncleCrocsBlock Fraidy Cat]]'' have costumes that apply to this trope.
** #2 Kitty Wizard; #3 Captain Kitt, a pirate; #4 Sir Walter Cat, a noble cat; #5 Billy the Kit, a cowboy; #6 Jasper Catdaver, an undertaker; #7 Captain Eddie Cattenbakker, a pilot; #8 Hep Cat, a cat in a zoot suit.
* ''Gandy Goose's'' feline roommate Sourpuss from the classic Terrytoons series of shorts.
* GaryTheRat from the self-titled series.
* Bobo Haha, the [[TalkingAnimal talking monkey]] who is ''WesternAnimation/GeneratorRex'''s NonHumanSidekick.
* Claude, the wiz kid numbat from ''GumNutz''. Also borderlines on [[DoesNotLikeShoes the preference of not wearing shoes]], compared to the rest of the main cast.
* Paw Rugg and Floral Rugg from ''TheHillbillyBears''.
* Rhubarb and Musselmutt from WesternAnimation/TheHoundcats. (The others [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal don't wear pants]].)
* Some supporting characters from ''JakersTheAdventuresOfPiggleyWinks'', including Ferny Toro and Hector [=MacBadger=].
* Some characters from ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPandaLegendsOfAwesomeness'', notably Hundun and Master Chao.
* Wilford Wolf from ''KwickyKoala''.
* Ironically, Lapitch Mouse from ''LapitchTheLittleShoemaker'', switches in and out between this trope and FullyDressedCartoonAnimal. Other supporting characters including the main villain Dirty Rat are a part of this trope as well.
* Lana and Judy Lionheart from ''WesternAnimation/TheLionhearts''.
* Some characters from ''LittleMouseOnThePrairie''.
* Tina, Speedy Gonzales and Lola Bunny (again) from ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow''.
* Hamilton from ''Maggie and the Ferocious Beast''.
* Dylan the Rabbit from ''The Magic Roundabout''.
* Punkin Puss from ''TheMagillaGorillaShow''.
* Elizabeth from ''[[MarvinTheTapDancingHorse Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse]]''.
* Some characters from ''MaxAndRuby''.
* Coco the Monkey from ''MickeyMouseClubhouse''.
* Kermit, Fozzie and Animal from ''MuppetBabies''.
* Some characters from ''WesternAnimation/MyGymPartnersAMonkey''. (Jake Spidermonkey is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal.)
* A few debatable cases in ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''; although they're more ''hooves'' than feet, and despite the fact that [[AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal they don't usually wear much in the way of clothes anyway]], a couple of the various outfits and costumes they wear throughout the series either lack footwear entirely, or put footwear on the fore hooves (hand equivalents) while leaving the hind hooves (foot equivalents) unshod. Some examples of the latter scenario would be Applejack's boots and Rainbow Dash's gauntlet/slipper things in their respective Grand Galloping Gala costumes, as well as Rarity's slippers from her bathrobe outfit during her breakdown in [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E14SuitedForSuccess "Suited For Success"]].
** Spike the dragon, who actually ''does'' have feet, is always barefoot, even in the few situations where he's otherwise wearing a full outfit (such as the getup he's tossed into in [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E3TheTicketMaster "The Ticket Master"]] or his bard outfit from [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E13HearthsWarmingEve "Hearth's Warming Eve"]]).
* Oakly the Beaver and Victor Vole from ''TheMysteriesOfAlfredHedgehog''.
* Kind of hard to tell in the [[EasternEuropeanAnimation Russian cartoon]] ''NuPogodi''. The presence of Wolf's claws and what ''might'' be paw pads seem to imply this is the case, but everyone's drawn as if they're wearing slippers. Later episodes make it a little clearer that this is the case.
* Some supporting characters from ''WesternAnimation/TheOddballCouple''. (Fleabag is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal while Spiffy and Goldie Hound are {{Fully Dressed Cartoon Animal}}s.)
* The [[FunnyAnimal anthro pig characters]] from ''{{Olivia}}''.
* Rat characters Scrag and Mr. Flea from ''Series/{{Pearlie}}''.
* Some of the characters from ''{{Pecola}}''.
** The characters on the show are designed in an origami/cubed style. Though they have flat oval-shaped orbs for paws, those that are the same color as the character's hands and face are considered barefoot by default. The only exception are the penguin characters (who [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal don't wear pants]], by the way) that have webbed toes.
* Bright Eyes and Nose Marie from ''PoundPuppies''.
* Huey, Dewey and Louie from ''WesternAnimation/QuackPack''.
* Tubb from Great Britain's ''{{Rubbadubbers}}''.
* Salem from ''SabrinaTheAnimatedSeries'' when he's wearing his smoking jacket outfit.
* Sammy the bear, Charlene the rabbit and Wiggy the dog from ''[[SammysStoryShop Sammy's Story Shop]]''.
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Sandokan}}'' [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandokan#Animated_series animated series]]. This one doesn't seem to have an exception.
* ''WesternAnimation/ScaredySquirrel'' from the the self-titled series. A few supporting characters, including series regular Paddy the ferret, were a part of this trope as well.
* Three of the ''SchoolhouseRock'' shorts featured [[FunnyAnimal funny animals]] that fit this trope: ''Lucky Seven Sampson'' (a white rabbit with a number 7 on his left foot), the pool hustler cat in ''Naughty Number Nine'', and the worker ants in ''Busy Prepositions''.
* In ''TheSecretLivesOfWaldoKitty'', majority of the supporting characters in the animated segments had costumes that applied to this trope.
* One and Five from ''SevenLittleMonsters''. One wears a tank top, shorts and a ballcap while Five wears yellow overalls.
** Although having [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal just an oversized t-shirt]] as his regular wardrobe, Three dons a different costume pertainable to the plot of each episode, in which case a good 1/3 of his wardrobe applies to this trope.
* [[ThePoochie Poochie]] from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' goes back and forth between this trope and FullyDressedCartoonAnimal.
* Many characters from another Australian cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/SkippyAdventuresInBushtown''.
* Some supporting characters from ''TheSmokeyBearShow''. The main character [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal has a bottom, but no top]].
* The SpaceCats.
* Some of the humanoid animal beings known as the Beastials from ''SpiderManUnlimited''.
* Lt. M'Ress from ''StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries''.
* From ''WesternAnimation/SWATKats'': T-Bone and Razor in their pilot suits, as well as Dark Kat. Somewhat odd given that everyone else on the show wears shoes, including the main characters in their civilian attire.
* Most of the animal cast from ''TheSylvanianFamilies'', as per [[MerchandiseDriven their toyline]].
* Many ''WesternAnimation/TaleSpin'' characters, including Rebecca and Molly Cunningham, Wildcat and Shere Khan in the main cast.
* Some of the supprting mutants from ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987'', such as Mona Lisa. (The Turtles themselves are {{Accessory Wearing Cartoon Animal}}s.)
* Some werewolf characters from ''WesternAnimation/TeenWolf'', including Grandma and Grandpa Howard in the main cast.
* Practical Pig from ''Disney/ThreeLittlePigs''.
* The Space Penguins and a few other characters from ''WesternAnimation/ThreeTwoOnePenguins''
* Some characters from ''{{Thundercats}}''
** All the BeastFolk and PettingZooPeople of ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats 2011}} [=ThunderCats=] (2011)]]'', [[TheOneWhoWearsShoes excepting]] Leo and Panthera. {{Justified|Trope}} in the case of the series' {{cat|folk}}s, shown using their foot claws to [[WallCrawl climb]] structures like the giant tree featured in their [[{{Ridiculympics}} games]]. Noble Cats do make a point of wearing spats for fashion's sake.
* Babs Bunny, Hamton J. Pig, Roderick Rat (sometimes a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal) and Rhubella Rat from ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures''.
* Some characters from ''ToadPatrol''.
* ''TootAndPuddle''.
* Junkyard, the [[NonHumanSidekick humanoid mutant dog]] from ''ToxicCrusaders''.
* Verminous Snaptrap, The Chameleon and several background characters, in ''WesternAnimation/TUFFPuppy''.
* Darwin, the [[NonHumanSidekick monkey sidekick]] from ''TheWildThornberrys''.
* The majority of the main cast and several background characters in ''WildWestCOWBoysOfMooMesa''.
* Wally Walrus from ''[[WoodyWoodpecker The Woody Woodpecker Show]]''.
* Captain Huggy Face from ''WesternAnimation/WordGirl''.
* Young Snagglepuss and Boo Boo from ''WesternAnimation/YoYogi!'' Snag wears a letterman jacket, shades and blue jeans while Boo Boo wears a blue ball cap, a yellow-and-red T-shirt and white shorts with his signature bow tie.
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