Definition: The word "Iron Fist" comes from Japanese. The word originates from the Japanese words for iron (きらく, kiwa) and fist (じん、jīn). It has a direct meaning in Japanese related to martial arts. In general, this term refers to the ability or power of one person or group to use a weapon effectively with minimal force, often against their opponent. The definition is as follows: - Iron Fist is a Chinese martial art that emphasizes the use of a sword and other weapons for offensive combat. - The technique involves using your bare hands to attack your opponent. It's particularly effective in close-quarters situations where you can see through most of your opponents. - To become an Iron Fist, one must have good physical and mental strength, as well as good timing and reflexes. - In a fight, the Iron Fist must be able to use their skills and abilities effectively without causing any injuries. They will use their fists to hit or punch at their opponent's vulnerable areas like the face, chest, stomach, legs, etc. - The term was originally used in Japan before it was adopted by Chinese martial artists who started using the name Iron Fist.

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