History Main / HandyFeet

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

* Another toe-typist: Coorie from ''Literature/BodaciousSpacePirates''.

* Coorie from ''Anime/BodaciousSpacePirates'' can type with all four limbs when she needs to program quickly.

* Another toe-typist: Coorie from ''LightNovel/BodaciousSpacePirates''.

* Asuna from ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' tries to activate an interface with her toes after being restrained by two tentacled monsters, though she fails.
* Sora from ''LightNovel/NoGameNoLife'' is shown controlling for separate game characters with four different controllers, holding one in each of his hands and feet and ''still manages to win''.
* Yuuji from ''LightNovel/BakaAndTestSummonTheBeasts'' is subject to this in the king removed Fumizuki Academy. He is tied up and presumably his socks were removed by the others so he could hold the card with his toes.

* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drepanosaurus Drepanosaurs]] were a clade of reptiles from the Triassic with hands and feet designed for grasping. The name means "sickle lizard", in reference to their curved claws being used for grasping. The most notable of these being the one [[BewareMyStingerTail on their tail]].

* ComicBook/TheJoker in ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'' for some reason.

* Allen Steele's books include genetically modified trans-humans; a version engineered for life in the microgravity of outer space is purposefully designed with arm-like legs with hand-like feet, as more grasping appendages would be much more useful when you can't stand or walk.

* The "Literature/EightWorlds" series of stories by Creator/JohnVarley includes humans who have had their lower limbs surgically modified into "peds", which function as a second set of arms. A human with peds can't really walk anymore, so this modification isn't much use on a planet - but for humans who live in the zero-G environment of Saturn's Rings, it's extremely useful.

* The "Eight Worlds" series of stories by Creator/JohnVarley includes humans who have had their lower limbs surgically modified into "peds", which function as a second set of arms. A human with peds can't really walk anymore, so this modification isn't much use on a planet - but for humans who live in the zero-G environment of Saturn's Rings, it's extremely useful.

* Coco from ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'' has no arms so she essentially uses her feet as a substitute for hands.

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

* In Creator/JamesTiptreeJr's short story "The Snows Are Melted, the Snows Are Gone" a young woman from a [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] high-tech but mutation-plagued society has no arms, but manages quite well with her feet and the help of her [[PostApocalypticDog uncannily intelligent wolf companion]].

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

* The main premise of ''Manga/AshigeiShoujoKomurasan'' is that Komura can perform any task with her feet, even \ ones that seem impossible. Justified in that she came from a long line of acrobats.

* Disney's version of ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan}}'', taking the idea of him (a human) being [[RaisedByWolves raised by (non-human) apes]] to its logical conclusion by having him grasp things with his feet.

* Erza Scarlet of ''Manga/FairyTail'' is capable of wielding four swords at once, holding two of them between her toes.

* Rin from ''VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo'' has no arms, so she's learned to do most things with her feet. Her introduction scene shows her eating a meal with her feet holding the fork, and she's later shown painting with them (and occasionally using her mouth to hold the brush instead). She is also permitted to wear trousers rather than the typical girls' uniform skirt, since a skirt would cause issues with her using her feet like that.

* Rin from ''VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo'' has no arms, so she's learned to do most things with her feet. Her introduction scene shows her eating a meal with her feet holding the fork, and she's later shown painting with them (and occasionally using her mouth to hold the brush instead). She is also permitted to wear trousers rather than the typical girls' uniform skirt, since a skirt [[PantyShot would cause issues]] with her using her feet like that.

* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/IronMan'', when a British swimsuit model and her photographer are tied up near an extinguished campfire, the model kicks off her shoe and uses her toes to pick up an ember; which she uses to burn the ropes. (Although where her shoe came from in the first place is a mystery, since she isn't wearing any shoes before or after that point in the episode.)

* Franchise/{{Superman}}'s first super powered enemy, the Ultra Humanite, could grab things with his feet.
* Beast, from ''ComicBook/XMen'', has this as a part of his mutation.
* As does his teammate, ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}, although his feet are shaped differently.

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

* Conan from ''Anime/FutureBoyConan'' always goes barefoot and often uses his feet, which share [[SuperStrongChild his enormous strength]].

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

* At the end of an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', Dot Warner uses her toes to play a quick piano riff. (She also shows up Beethoven, in another episode, by playing the piano with her ears and her tail.)

* At the end of an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', Dot Warner uses her toes to play a quick piano riff.
** Another episode sees her show up Beethoven, by playing the piano with her ears and her tail.

* The "surge-monkeys" that Aya and the Sly Girls track in the fourth book of the Literature/{{Uglies}} series are humans who have modified their bodies [[spoiler: in preparation for life in zero gravity]] to the point that their feet resemble a second set of hands: