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Perhaps a combination of [[Partial Transformation]] and [[Super Smoke]] or a general characteristic of beings that aren't of this earth, including but not limited to genies and ghosts. Characters with [[Title Drop|fog-feet]] operate as if they have a full anatomy, but some portion of their lower body is invisible or insubstantial.

Compare and contrast [[Invisible Anatomy]]. For the trope where feet are blurred due to speed, see [[Wheel -O -Feet]].

* This is a [[Our Genies Are Different|common representation of genies]]. While the upper torso appears solid, the legs ends in a wisp of smoke, generally connected to the [[Genie in Aa Bottle|lamp, bottle or whatever genie artefact]] they're supposedly coming from.

* Secret from the comic book version of ''[[Young Justice (Comic Bookcomics)|Young Justice]]''.

* Veil from ''[[The Avengers (Comic Book)|Avengers Academy]]''.

* ''[[Aladdin (Disney film)|Aladdin]]'': Genie had [[Shaped Like Itself|a tail of the same shape as that of an archetypical genie]] most of the time.

* Hades on ''[[Hercules (Disney1997 film)||Hercules]]'', whose robes dissolve into wisps of smoke.

* The library ghost in ''[[Ghostbusters]]''.

* ''[[Charmed (TV)|Charmed]]'' has demons made of smoke; they wear cloaks and don't have feet, but still hover and such.

* ''[[Dungeons and Dragons (Tabletop Game)|Dungeons and& Dragons]]''

** Water and Air archons have this too.

* ''[[Pathfinder (Tabletop Game)|Pathfinder]]'': Wendigos have legs, just not feet.

* ''[[Touhou (Video Game)|Touhou]]'' has Mima, Konngara, and Soga no Tojiko (funnily enough, she has two of them).

* In ''[[Sonic Adventure 2 (Video Game)|Sonic Adventure 2]]'', a chao that plays with bats will eventually have its legs disappear; it'll hover above the ground instead.

* The Firelord hero from ''[[Warcraft 3]]'' has a humanoid torso, but moves along on a tail made of magma.

* Ghosts in ''[[Puzzle Pirates]]'' are wisps of smoke from the waist down, but act as if they had normal legs.

* Tornadus, Thundurus, and Landorus from ''[[Pokémon Black and White (Video Game)|Pokémon Black and White]]'' all have clouds for lower torsos.

* In ''[[BaldursBaldur's Gate|Baldur's Gate]] II]]'', the genie model (used for [[Djinn]], dao and, less apropriatelyappropriately in terms of looks, efreet) has both a legged and a "tapering down to a point [[Genie in Aa Bottle|as if emerging from a bottle or lamp]]" version.

* In ''[[Sins (Webcomic)|Sins]]'', Lust tends to get stuck with this a lot.

* Ghosts in ''[[Minus|minus]]'' have fog-feet; but they can fly, so they don't really need feet anyway.

* Kernelsprites in ''[[Homestuck (Webcomic)|Homestuck]]'', which is appropriate since most are prototyped with and take on the memories and form of dead people close to the player. Curiously, though, actual dead people and ghosts {{spoiler|such as Aradia}} ''don't'' follow this trope.

* ''[[Danny Phantom]]'': Danny had a [[Shaped Like Itself|ghost-like tail]] some of the time.

* The Faceless One from ''[[He-Man and Thethe Masters of The Universe (Animation)|He-Man and The Masters of Thethe Universe]]'' was always portrayed, both in animation and comic books, as a ghostly figure with mystic smoke around his legs. When he finally received an action figure that had no representation of the smoke, many fans were displeased.

* ''[[Wakfu (Animation)|Wakfu]]''

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