How do a npc play a animation when the player is near his foot ?

What i want to do is like : The npc is walking toward the player, it will be following the nearest r6 player and will have a slow rotation speed. When the player touch his feets, the npc will play a stomp animation and when his foot will hit the ground, if the player is still touching the npc foots then the player dies. Can someone help me with that ? Thank you and i hope someone can help me.

Maybe use Humanoid:MoveTo(), and refer to this thread to find the nearest player.

For the stomping part, find or make an animation and try this code (In an NPC):

-- NOTE: I am unsure if this code would work as I just wrote it in a rush.
local Animation = Instance.new("Animation")
Animation.AnimationId = "rbxassetid://IDHERE" -- Your animation ID is the number from the URL. eg. www.roblox.com/library/1234 the ID would be "1234"

local Humanoid = script.Parent.Humanoid -- Change this to the path to the HUMANOID of the NPC
local NPC = workspace.NPC -- Change this to the path to the NPC

NPC["Left Leg"].Touched:Connect(function(plr)
	Humanoid:LoadAnimation(Animation):Play() -- You can do Animation:Stop() once the NPC is done with the animation
	plr.Parent.Character:BreakJoints()
    	end
end)
-- Pretty much the same but with Right Leg
NPC["Right Leg"].Touched:Connect(function(plr)
	Humanoid:LoadAnimation(Animation):Play() 
        	wait(2) -- Length of stomping animation
		plr.Parent.Character:BreakJoints()
    	end
end)

Alright, get ready to read a bit.

You're going to get a Region3. What I'd do is:

Step 1: Make a part, called "Radius," inside of the NPC. It must be anchored and CanCollide false.

Step 2: Create a Script inside of the NPC, and make two variables.

--General definitions--
local radius = script.Parent:WaitForChild("Radius")
local Workspace = game.Workspace

Step 3: Now, we're just going to script a few more variables.

--Region3-specific definitions--
local position1, position2 = radius.Position - (radius.Size / 2), radius.Position + (radius.Size / 2) -- Creates two points at opposite corners of our radius to help create the region
local region = Region3.new(position1, position2) -- Creates the actual region

local debounce = false -- A quick debounce value, only usable locally, that will tell us if the animation is already playing
local animTrack = nil -- Loads it once, so that we don't make too many expensive calls each second.  You must define your own, since I don't know what you're doing as an animation.

while debounce == false do
	wait(1)
	-- Play your animation (can't really specify exactly which you're using)
	debounce = true -- Sets debounce to 'true' making it impossible for the animation to play over and over again
	wait(10)
	debounce = false -- Resets debounce to 'false' allowing it to be played again.
end

BUT, there's a catch! That doesn't check if there's a player nearby. Let's make it do that.

Step 4: Add only-if-player-is-nearby requirements.

while debounce == false do
	wait(1)
	for i, v in pairs(Workspace:FindPartsInRegion3(region)) do -- Find all parts in the region
		if v.Parent ~= script.Parent and v.Name ~= "Baseplate" then -- Check to make sure the part isn't a body part of our NPC, and isn't the Baseplate.
			-- Play your animation (can't really specify exactly which you're using)
			print("Playing...")
			debounce = true -- Sets debounce to 'true' making it impossible for the animation to play over and over again
			wait(10)
			debounce = false -- Resets debounce to 'false' allowing it to be played again.
		end -- End to if statement that verifies it isn't a part of this NPC/the Baseplate.
	end -- End to for loop that checks for parts
end

Step 5: Should be good! Hope this helped! Make sure you test it, first, though. If something doesn't work, let me know and I'll review.