Iron Club reshapes Rogone's arms into spiked bludgeons heavy enough to break boulders, and the change runs through the rest of him as well, swelling his frame into something ogre-like. Like Sidero's power, it belongs to the third film rather than the manga.
Iron Club is a Transformation Quirk operating at close range, wielded by the villain Rogone. It originates in the third feature, My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, with no manga appearance behind it.
Activating the power converts the user's arms into iron bludgeons studded with spikes, carrying enough force to crush boulders outright. The change does not stop at the limbs. Rogone takes on an ogre-like build and stretches to a height of 229 centimeters.

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The villain Rogone wields the Iron Club Quirk in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission. It transforms his arms into spiked iron bludgeons while giving his whole body an ogre like build.
Iron Club converts the user's arms into spiked iron bludgeons heavy enough to crush boulders. The transformation is not limited to the arms, since Rogone's whole frame swells into an ogre like build that reaches 229 centimeters tall.
Iron Club is a Transformation Quirk that operates at close range. It belongs to the villain Rogone and first appeared in the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission.
Rogone is the only known holder of the Iron Club Quirk. He swings his spiked iron clubs as blunt weapons throughout World Heroes' Mission.
No. Iron Club is a movie original Quirk that debuted in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission and has no appearance in the manga.
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