| 1 | [[quoteright:290:[[Anime/Berserk1997 https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/berserk_charlottes_shoes.jpg]]]] |
| 2 | [[caption-width-right:290:No PimpedOutDress is complete without a pair of elegant shoes.]] |
| 3 | |
| 4 | ->''"WHAT ARE THOOOOOOOSE!?"'' |
| 5 | -->-- '''Brandon Moore''', ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNtz05bhI1k His famous Vine meme]]'' |
| 6 | |
| 7 | Tropes about feet, legs, and footwear (or the lack thereof). |
| 8 | |
| 9 | Note that merely having feet and footwear in the title are not enough. TheGirlWhoFitsThisSlipper should not be listed, as it's not exclusively about shoes. |
| 10 | |
| 11 | Contrast MerTropes (since merfolk don't have feet), CraniumCoverings. |
| 12 | ---- |
| 13 | [floatboxright: |
| 14 | Related: |
| 15 | + CoatsAndJackets |
| 16 | + DancingTropes |
| 17 | + DressesGownsAndSkirts |
| 18 | + EyeTropes |
| 19 | + GloveTropes |
| 20 | + TropesInPants |
| 21 | + TropesOutOnALimb |
| 22 | + WalkingTropes |
| 23 | ] |
| 24 | !!Tropes: |
| 25 | [[index]] |
| 26 | * AgitatedItemStomping |
| 27 | * AgonyOfTheFeet: A character receives a foot injury. |
| 28 | * AnkleDrag |
| 29 | * ArmedLegs |
| 30 | * AllWomenLoveShoes |
| 31 | * BarefootCaptives: When they take your freedom, they also take your shoes. |
| 32 | * BarefootCartoonAnimal: A FunnyAnimal who is fully clothed except for shoes. |
| 33 | * BarefootLoon: A character goes barefoot to indicate their eccentricity and/or insanity. |
| 34 | * BarefootPoverty: These characters are too poor to afford shoes. |
| 35 | * BarefootSage: A character goes barefoot to indicate their wisdom. |
| 36 | * BarefootSuicide: Some characters take off their shoes before killing themselves. |
| 37 | * BasicInstinctLegsCrossingParody |
| 38 | * BetweenMyLegs |
| 39 | * BizarreAlienLimbs (if unusual types of legs are involved) |
| 40 | * BizarreAlienLocomotion (again, if unusual types of legs are involved) |
| 41 | * BootsOfToughness |
| 42 | * BrokenHeel |
| 43 | * CaptainMorganPose: A character poses with one leg on a higher platform than the other as a show of confidence. |
| 44 | * CementShoes |
| 45 | * CombatStilettos |
| 46 | * CrueltyByFeet |
| 47 | * DeadFootLeadfoot |
| 48 | * DetachableLowerHalf |
| 49 | * DetectivesFollowFootprints |
| 50 | * DismissiveKick |
| 51 | * EarthyBarefootCharacter: If you're close to nature and like to feel the ground beneath your feet, then why wear shoes? |
| 52 | * EatingShoes |
| 53 | * ExtraDigits |
| 54 | * FearsomeFoot |
| 55 | * FeetFirstIntroduction |
| 56 | * FeminineLegSwish |
| 57 | * FertileFeet |
| 58 | * FinishingStomp |
| 59 | * FluorescentFootprints |
| 60 | * FogFeet |
| 61 | * FootBathTreatment |
| 62 | * FootPopping |
| 63 | * FootprintsOfMuck |
| 64 | * FootsieUnderTheTable |
| 65 | * FourLegsGoodTwoLegsBetter |
| 66 | * GiantFootOfStomping |
| 67 | * GiantFootprintReveal |
| 68 | * GoombaStomp |
| 69 | * GrindBoots |
| 70 | * HandStomp |
| 71 | * HandyFeet: A trope about characters who use their feet like an extra pair of hands. |
| 72 | * HelplessKicking |
| 73 | * HighHeeledFeet |
| 74 | * HighHeelHurt |
| 75 | * HighHeelPower |
| 76 | * HotOnHisOwnTrail |
| 77 | * HumanlikeFootAnatomy |
| 78 | * HumanToWerewolfFootprints |
| 79 | * HurtFootHop |
| 80 | * IKissYourFoot |
| 81 | * UsefulNotes/InsideShoes |
| 82 | * KickChick |
| 83 | * {{Kneecapping}} |
| 84 | * LaboriousLaces: Shoelaces cause difficulty. |
| 85 | * LegCannon |
| 86 | * LegFocus |
| 87 | * LongPants (pants and shoes drawn as one) |
| 88 | * LosingAShoeInTheStruggle |
| 89 | * LuckyRabbitsFoot |
| 90 | * MagicalBarefooter: If you have supernatural powers, you probably don't need shoes anyway. |
| 91 | * MartialArtistsAreAlwaysBarefoot |
| 92 | * MercurysWings |
| 93 | * MurderousThighs |
| 94 | * NoKnees |
| 95 | * OldTimeyAnkleTaboo |
| 96 | * TheOneWhoWearsShoes: InAWorld of barefoot cartoon animals, this FunnyAnimal defies the trope. |
| 97 | * PedalToTheMetalShot |
| 98 | * PinnedToTheGround: A character is pinned to the ground which can be done by putting one's foot on them. |
| 99 | * PrefersGoingBarefoot: A trope for characters who dislike wearing shoes. |
| 100 | * SeadogPegLeg |
| 101 | * SeizaSquirm |
| 102 | * ShoeShineMister |
| 103 | * ShoeSizeAngst |
| 104 | * ShoeSlap |
| 105 | * SmellyFeetGag |
| 106 | * SmolderingShoes |
| 107 | * SneakersOfSneaking |
| 108 | * SneakyTipToes |
| 109 | * SockSlideRink |
| 110 | * SpitOutAShoe |
| 111 | * StickyShoes |
| 112 | * StockingFiller |
| 113 | * StraightToThePointe |
| 114 | * SurefootedBarefooter |
| 115 | * TailfinWalking |
| 116 | * TrampledUnderfoot |
| 117 | * TreadmillTrauma |
| 118 | * TrickedOutShoes |
| 119 | * TripTrap |
| 120 | * TwistedAnkle |
| 121 | * TwistedKneeCollapse |
| 122 | * UndeadBarefooter: Sometimes zombies, vampires, ghosts, and other supernatural characters who have survived their own deaths don't bother with footwear. |
| 123 | * VictoryPoseOnPerson: As part of a VictoryPose, someone puts one foot on their defeated opponent. |
| 124 | * WeaponStomp |
| 125 | * WhatTheHeckIsAnAglet |
| 126 | * WheelOFeet |
| 127 | * WithAFootOnTheBus |
| 128 | [[/index]] |
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