The biggest difference between hands and feet was that the latter were far less flexible than the former. Human hands and feet were especially stiff compared to those of many animals and insects.
For example, apes could grip branches with their feet and hang upside down from trees. Humans could not.
Hands were better than feet, at least fingers could curl into the palm and form a fist. But what about toes? Su Ming had seen photos in a museum of old women with bound feet in his previous life. Feet like those could not be used to attack or stomp on people; even walking was difficult.
Throwing Deadpool onto the top of the enemy's foot was a little comical, but it was a serious tactic the two had considered, because toes truly had no way of dealing with things on the instep.
And they were dealing with the Foot of God here. There was no such thing as God's "two feet," so they did not need to worry about another foot appearing and doing something like using the left foot to scratch the top of the right.
Michael's tactic could not be called bad. Confronting the sole head-on and resisting its stomps suited Angels' usual straightforward style.
But in truth, the places that looked most dangerous were often the safest. When facing enormous enemies, their insides or the areas behind them that their hands and feet could not reach were the real weak points.
The last time Su Ming had dealt with someone else's big foot seemed to have been with Darkened Hawkman, and that foot had not even been as large as the Foot of God before him.
Still, the tactic only needed a few minor adjustments. The basic process would begin with pulling out its toenails and