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->''"Out with the real shoes... and in with the trick shoes!'"''
-->-- '''Robbie Rotten''', ''Series/LazyTown''
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* ''Film/TheThunderboltFist'' have the main villain's legion of four EliteMooks, all who wears shoes with hidden metal studs they use on the hero Tie-wa in the final fight. One of them even comes dangerously close to severing Tie-wa's throat with a near-miss neck-kick.

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* ''Film/TheThunderboltFist'' have the main villain's legion of four EliteMooks, all who wears shoes with hidden metal studs they use on the hero Tie-wa in the final fight. One of them even comes dangerously close to severing Tie-wa's throat with a near-miss [[NearMisses near-miss]] neck-kick.
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** ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'' has the infamous "Batman on Ice" scene, where ice-skate blades coming out of Batman's and Robin's shoe soles to pursue Mr. Freeze's mooks over floor he iced.

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** ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'' has the infamous "Batman on Ice" scene, where ice-skate blades coming out of Batman's and Robin's shoe soles (activated by them tapping their feet together) to pursue Mr. Freeze's mooks over floor he iced.
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* ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyGx3m1gPZI When there's trouble you know what to do, CALL CYBORG!]] He can shoot a rocket from his shoe, CAUSE HE'S CYBORG!'' - Cyborg, ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans''

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* ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyGx3m1gPZI When there's trouble you know what to do, CALL CYBORG!]] He can shoot a rocket from his shoe, CAUSE HE'S CYBORG!'' - Cyborg, ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans''''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003''

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* In the very early days of Franchise/{{Batman}}, before the utility belt was fully established, Batman would carry chemicals in the heels of his boots that could be mixed to create an explosive.
* Occasional ComicBook/XMen member ComicBook/{{Dazzler}} has been known to have skates that stuck to her shoes.
* The boots of ComicBook/IronMan's armor have been equipped with everything from roller skates to magnets that allow him to walk on walls like ComicBook/SpiderMan to jet boostes that allow him to fly.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Runaways}}'', Chase Stein obtained the Footstigons, which like his previously owned Fistigons shoot flames. He uses them to fly.
* The ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' villain Mysterio has used magnetic boots in order to mimic Spidey's wall-crawling.
* ''ComicBook/TrishTrashRollergirlOfMars'': Hover Derby players wear hover shoes on the track. It had been that way since the 2070s, when hover technology was first commercialized in the universe of the comic.
* ''Franchise/WonderWoman'':
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': The Saturnians have "metal boots" which allow those currently under the effect of an reverse-gravity ray to walk on the surface actual gravity is pulling towards, instead of being repelled by it and possibly floating away until gravity fatally reasserts itself for them.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1987'': Wearing the [[MercurysWings talaria of Hermes]] allows a de-powered ComicBook/WonderGirl (Cassie) and ComicBook/{{Artemis}} to fly.
** ''ComicBook/TheLegendOfWonderWoman2016'': Before being granted the ability to fly on her own Diana relies on magic winged sandals to do so. After Zeus destroys the sandals Gaia gifts Diana the ability to fly.


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* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': In the very early comics before the utility belt was fully established, Batman would carry chemicals in the heels of his boots that could be mixed to create an explosive.
* ''ComicBook/IronMan'': The boots of Iron Man's armor have been equipped with everything from roller skates to magnets that allow him to walk on walls like ComicBook/SpiderMan to jet boostes that allow him to fly.
* ''ComicBook/{{Runaways}}'': Chase Stein obtained the Footstigons, which like his previously owned Fistigons shoot flames. He uses them to fly.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': ComicBook/{{Mysterio}} has used magnetic boots in order to mimic Spidey's wall-crawling.
* ''ComicBook/TrishTrashRollergirlOfMars'': Hover Derby players wear hover shoes on the track. It had been that way since the 2070s, when hover technology was first commercialized in the universe of the comic.
* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'':
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': The Saturnians have "metal boots" which allow those currently under the effect of an reverse-gravity ray to walk on the surface actual gravity is pulling towards, instead of being repelled by it and possibly floating away until gravity fatally reasserts itself for them.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1987'': Wearing the [[MercurysWings talaria of Hermes]] allows a de-powered ComicBook/WonderGirl (Cassie) and ComicBook/{{Artemis}} to fly.
** ''ComicBook/TheLegendOfWonderWoman2016'': Before being granted the ability to fly on her own Diana relies on magic winged sandals to do so. After Zeus destroys the sandals Gaia gifts Diana the ability to fly.
* ''ComicBook/XMen'': Occasional member ComicBook/{{Dazzler}} has been known to have skates that stuck to her shoes.
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* Casey Alexander from ''Film/NoRetreatNoSurrender3'' hides a spring-loaded blade in the tip of his shoe. When tied up to a fence and subjected to torture, he managed to trick his captor into getting close, then taps his heel on the ground which protrudes the blade allowing Casey to eliminate his guard via [[SlashedThroat kicking the jugular]].
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* Van Damme's hero from the first ''Film/{{Cyborg}}'' have spring-loaded blades hidden in the tip of his boot, which he used to cut a few throats in the film (with Van Damme's trademark split-kick, of course).


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* ''Film/TheThunderboltFist'' have the main villain's legion of four EliteMooks, all who wears shoes with hidden metal studs they use on the hero Tie-wa in the final fight. One of them even comes dangerously close to severing Tie-wa's throat with a near-miss neck-kick.
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* In ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', the source of Jackie's fullbringer technique "Dirty Boots" are her boots. The filthier they become, the more her strength increases.

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* In ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', the source of Jackie's fullbringer technique Fullbring "Dirty Boots" are her boots. The filthier they become, the more her strength increases.
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** In the first iteration, [[AnIcePerson Kopaka Nuva]] could [[BifurcatedWeapon split]] his [[CoolSword Ice Blades]] in ice skates, [[MakingASplash Gali Nuva]] could use her [[AnAxeToGrind Aqua Axes]] as flippers, [[DishingOutDirt Onua Nuva]] could use his [[ChainsawGood Quakebreakers]] as [[RollerbladeGood rollerblades]], and Nuju Metru's Crystal Spikes could be used as snowshoes.

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** In the first iteration, [[AnIcePerson Kopaka Nuva]] could [[BifurcatedWeapon split]] his [[CoolSword Ice Blades]] in ice skates, [[MakingASplash Gali Nuva]] could use her [[AnAxeToGrind Aqua Axes]] Axes as flippers, [[DishingOutDirt Onua Nuva]] could use his [[ChainsawGood Quakebreakers]] as [[RollerbladeGood rollerblades]], and Nuju Metru's Crystal Spikes could be used as snowshoes.

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