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Not sure if this should go in the Webcomics or Fan Works folder. Either way, what's the most seamless way to embed a link to the comic?
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* Marine, the protagonist of the "VideoGame/Undertale" webcomic "The First Human" takes off her boots shortly before falling into the Underground, and spends the rest of her adventure barefoot, much to the confusion of Flowey and other monsters.
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* In the Matthew Bourne staging of ''Literature/SleepingBeauty'', Aurora hates wearing anything on her feet. Her first scene as a teenager sees her ripping off her stockings when she's supposed to be getting dressed. She goes on to take off her boots in the middle of a party, scandalising her parents and the other guests.
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SurefootedBarefooter: When a character prefers going barefoot because it allows for unhindered agility; typically associated with stealthy, instinctive or resilient characters.
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SurefootedBarefooter: When a character prefers going barefoot because it allows for unhindered agility; typically associated with stealthy, instinctive or resilient characters.
SurefootedBarefooter: When a character prefers going barefoot because it allows for unhindered agility; typically associated with stealthy, instinctive or resilient characters.
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On second thought, it was fine where it was.
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And no, it is not this trope if a character only is only barefoot at common times. Being barefoot in the shower, in bed, or at the beach/swimming pool, or wearing sandals on a hot day are '''not''' examples of this trope. The character must be shown to specifically enjoy being barefoot and exploit any opportunity to do so, especially at times and in places you would otherwise expect one to wear shoes. Likewise, many Youtubers film their videos in their homes, so simply seeing their feet once in awhile isn't enough for this trope unless they specifically discuss that they enjoy being barefoot.
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And no, it is not this trope if a character only is only barefoot at common times. Being barefoot in the shower, in bed, or at the beach/swimming pool, or wearing sandals on a hot day are '''not''' examples of this trope. The character must be shown to specifically enjoy being barefoot and exploit any opportunity to do so, especially at times and in places you would otherwise expect one to wear shoes. Likewise, many Youtubers film their videos in their homes, so simply seeing their feet once in awhile isn't enough for this trope unless they specifically discuss that they enjoy being barefoot.
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* UndeadBarefooter: Undead characters may go barefoot, again either to dramatise their inhumanity or because they just don't care.
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* UndeadBarefooter: Undead characters may go barefoot, again either to dramatise dramatize their inhumanity or and/or because they just don't care.
feel pain or cold and are thus unconcerned about the comfort of their feet.
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And no, it is not this trope if a character only is only barefoot at common times. Being barefoot in the shower, in bed, or at the beach/swimming pool, or wearing sandals on a hot day are '''not''' examples of this trope. The character must be shown to specifically enjoy being barefoot and exploit any opportunity to do so, especially at times and in places you would otherwise expect one to wear shoes.
shoes. Likewise, many Youtubers film their videos in their homes, so simply seeing their feet once in awhile isn't enough for this trope unless they specifically discuss that they enjoy being barefoot.
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* SurefootedBarefooter: A character goes barefoot to take advantage of things like their unhindered touch, grip, or traction to navigate their environment better.
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* SurefootedBarefooter: A character goes barefoot to use things like their unhindered touch, grip, or traction to navigate their environment better.
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* SurefootedBarefooter: A character goes barefoot to use things like their unhindered touch, grip, or traction to navigate their environment better.
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* In ''Webcomic/DumbingOfAge'', Sierra doesn't wear shoes. When Joyce first notices she's barefoot and asks how long that's been the case, Sierra says since sixth grade. She's the Dumbiverse counterpart of an ''[[Wecomic/{{Walkyverse}} It's Walky!]]'' character known only as Tootsi, who was played for fanservice. (Tootsi was a member of SEMME's Squadron 48, the entire joke of which was that they consisted entirely of highly-sexed bisexual girls and Joe.)
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* In ''Webcomic/DumbingOfAge'', Sierra doesn't wear shoes. When Joyce first notices she's barefoot and asks how long that's been the case, Sierra says since sixth grade. She's the Dumbiverse counterpart of an ''[[Wecomic/{{Walkyverse}} ''[[Webcomic/{{Walkyverse}} It's Walky!]]'' character known only as Tootsi, who was played for fanservice. (Tootsi was a member of SEMME's Squadron 48, the entire joke of which was that they consisted entirely of highly-sexed bisexual girls and Joe.)
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* In ''Webcomic/DumbingOfAge'', Sierra doesn't wear shoes. When Joyce first notices she's barefoot and asks how long that's been the case, Sierra says since sixth grade. She's the Dumbiverse counterpart of an ''[[Wecomic/{{Walkyverse}} It's Walky!]]'' character known only as Tootsi, who was played for fanservice. (Tootsi was a member of SEMME's Squadron 48, the entire joke of which was that they consisted entirely of highly-sexed bisexual girls and Joe.)
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* Shiro Watanabe of the webcomic K9 is only seen wearing shoes when forced to, to add to his crazy demeanor.
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* German-Japanese pianist Alice Sarah Ott plays barefoot a lot.
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Just wanted to add another webcomic to the list
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* Shiro Watanabe of the webcomic K9 is only seen wearing shoes when forced to, to add to his crazy demeaner.
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And no, it is not this trope if a character only is only barefoot at common times. Being barefoot in the shower, in bed, or at the beach/swimming pool, or wearing sandals on a hot day are '''not''' examples of this trope. The character must be shown to specifically enjoy being barefoot and frequently exploit opportunities to do so, especially at times and in places you would otherwise expect one to wear shoes.
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And no, it is not this trope if a character only is only barefoot at common times. Being barefoot in the shower, in bed, or at the beach/swimming pool, or wearing sandals on a hot day are '''not''' examples of this trope. The character must be shown to specifically enjoy being barefoot and frequently exploit opportunities any opportunity to do so, especially at times and in places you would otherwise expect one to wear shoes.
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* Dot in ''WesternAnimation/DotAndTheKangaroo'' and its sequels.
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* In ''Film/TheKidnappers'', Harry and Davy Mackenzie are usually barefoot once they have settled in with their grandparents and paternal aunt and only wear shoes when they are attending school.
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* In ''Film/MoonriseKingdom'', Suzy Bishop's three younger brothers are usually seen playing games or listening to music together in their bare feet.
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* Lambda in the ''Fanfic/TimeBreakSaga'' doesn't wear shoes at all and makes it clear that she hates wearing them. She tries to justify it by saying that her auto-repair fixes any wear-and-tear her feet go through. Even when she's convinced by others to wear shoes, they're always open-toed.
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* Several of the children in ''WesternAnimation/CraigOfTheCreek'' go barefoot:
** The Scratchless One, who indeed doesn't wear much of anything.
** Roger the Bridge Troll. Trolls don't wear shoes, after all.
** Wildernessa, who styles herself as a NatureHero - though she does wear proper footwear in cold weather.
** The Sewer Queen, which makes sense considering she and her subjects always play in the water.
** Zoe, the guardian of Cardboard City. Even in the flashback of her first meeting with Carter, she was barefoot.
** The Muddy Buddies. Again, shoes would mostly get in the way when playing with mud.
** The Scratchless One, who indeed doesn't wear much of anything.
** Roger the Bridge Troll. Trolls don't wear shoes, after all.
** Wildernessa, who styles herself as a NatureHero - though she does wear proper footwear in cold weather.
** The Sewer Queen, which makes sense considering she and her subjects always play in the water.
** Zoe, the guardian of Cardboard City. Even in the flashback of her first meeting with Carter, she was barefoot.
** The Muddy Buddies. Again, shoes would mostly get in the way when playing with mud.
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* ''Series/OceanGirl'': Being a WildChild, Neri goes barefoot at any opportunity. Her reaction when Jason and Brett make her wear boots (to draw less attention when she first walks into ORCA) is "Do I have to wear them?" Later, it turns out all of [[ApparentlyHumanMerfolk her]] [[HumanAliens race]] don't wear anything on their feet, as it would impede their ability to swim.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'', Jack Frost walks barefoot, leaving frozen patches on the ground where he walks. When offered a pair of blue elf shoes (with ''bells'') from an elf, Jack cringes and stops the ceremony immediately. Near the end of the story, it is revealed that he walked on ice barefoot [[spoiler:even as a human]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians'', Jack Frost walks barefoot, leaving frozen patches on the ground where he walks. When offered a pair of blue elf shoes (with ''bells'') from an elf, Jack cringes and stops the Guardian initiation ceremony immediately. Near the end of the story, it is revealed that he walked on ice barefoot [[spoiler:even as a human]].
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* Music/BandMaid's bassist MISA is known as the "Barefoot Assassin" and either goes barefooted or wears socks while on stage.
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* In ''A Piedi Nudi'' (Bare Feet), an Italian [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KybtEWyl6lU short film]], a schoolgirl, after seeing another girl's shoes being stolen by a group of bullies, gives the victimized girl her own shoes to walk home in. She herself walks home barefoot, and ends up liking it so much that she decides to attend school barefoot the very next day, and stays that way the entire day despite the taunts of her classmates.
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-->"Without shoes I'm quicker, faster, and stealthier."
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* Jackie from ''Cats Way'' goes barefoot at the start, despite having easy access to shoes. WordOfGod is that she will start wearing open-toed shoes later in the story.
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* Nyarai from ''Webcomic/FurryFightChronicles'' is barefoot inside and outside of the ring contrasting the other humanoid characters who wear shoes. Since she is a humanoid cheetah with fur and paw pads, shoes are not really necessary. A flashback even reveals that she was a barefooter as a child.
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"Sometimes" is not a preference.
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* Music/SelenaGomez sometimes performs in music videos and at concerts barefoot. No one seems to mind, however.
* Country singer Jake Owen virtually always performs barefoot, even naming his third album ''Barefoot Blue Jean Night'' (along with its lead single).
* Country singer Jake Owen virtually always performs barefoot, even naming his third album ''Barefoot Blue Jean Night'' (along with its lead single).
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