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Iron Fist

Character

Iron Fist is the largest criminal gang in N-City, a crew of leather-clad thugs who fight with iron gauntlets from a base in the coastal hangars. Led by Big Iron, they are strong enough to overwhelm a lone A-Class hero.

Leader: Big Iron
Weapons: iron gauntlets
Japanese: アイアンフィスト
Location: coastal hangars of N-City
Manga Debut: Chapter 180
Headquarters: N-City
Webcomic Debut: Chapter 104
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Overview

Iron Fist reigns as the biggest gang in N-City, a sizable crew of criminals holed up in the port hangars along the coast. Its members favor leather vests and jeans, and each fights with iron gauntlets strapped to their hands. The gang's strength and sheer numbers let it overpower a solitary A-Class hero.

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Role

In the Psychic Sisters Arc, Iron Fist took Erika captive to draw the hero Feather into a fight. He downed a fair share of the gang before they wore him out, then mocked him for falling for the ruse and taking on N-City's top gang alone. Erika revealed she had played him the whole time, admitting she was Big Iron's girlfriend, planted to spy on Feather while posing as a frightened victim. Feather only laughed at how poor her acting had been, reading the tear she shed as proof their bond had been real.

Frustrated that his crew still had not finished Feather, Big Iron swore to handle it himself. Before he could, Tatsumaki hurled Saitama clean through the wall, knocking Feather out in the process. As Saitama apologized and bickered with Tatsumaki over the wreckage, the gangsters recognized her and panicked, assuming Feather had summoned reinforcements. Big Iron urged his men to stand firm against a single S-Class hero, then struck Saitama, mistaking him for a harmless bystander. Saitama shrugged it off and launched him through the ceiling, and when the enraged gang charged, Tatsumaki flattened their hideout and knocked out the rest.

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Notable Members

Big Iron leads the gang and remains active. His girlfriend Erika served as the bait that lured Feather into the trap, while the gang's rank and file are otherwise left unnamed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Iron Fist in One Punch Man?

Iron Fist is the largest criminal gang in N-City, made up of leather-clad thugs who fight using iron gauntlets. The gang operates from a hideout in the port's coastal hangars.

Who leads the Iron Fist gang?

The Iron Fist gang is led by Big Iron, who remains active as its head. His girlfriend Erika served as bait to lure the hero Feather into a trap during the Psychic Sisters Arc.

What happened when Iron Fist kidnapped Erika?

Iron Fist staged Erika's kidnapping to draw the hero Feather into a fight, but Erika revealed she had been working with the gang all along as Big Iron's girlfriend. Feather still fought off a large portion of the gang before being worn down.

How did Tatsumaki defeat the Iron Fist gang?

Tatsumaki defeated the Iron Fist gang by flattening their hideout after Saitama accidentally knocked Feather out during an unrelated scuffle. When the gang charged in anger, she knocked out the rest of them without difficulty.

What weapons does the Iron Fist gang use?

Members of the Iron Fist gang fight using iron gauntlets strapped to their hands. Their combined strength and numbers are enough to overwhelm a single A-Class hero.

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