Iron Fist

Iron Fist
Franchise	Spider-Man Comics
Voice by	Greg Cipes

"From the heart of the dragon Shou-Lao, I live!"
—Iron Fist, when placed on the Disney Infinity Base

Iron Fist is a character from Marvel Comics, that is playable in Disney Infinity: 2.0 Edition Marvel's Spider-Man Play Set. Iron Fist has his own Netflix series. He, Nick Fury, and the Spider-Man Play Set were all leaked by a Target promotion.

Appearance

He wears a green super hero suit, with a black design on the front. Iron Fist wears a yellow sash and face mask.

Abilities

Iron Fist is skilled in martial arts, which is seen in his melee attack, where he attacks with powerful kicks and punches. He launches forward in his ranged attack, which can be upgraded to power up all his attacks for a short time is successfully charged. In Iron Fist's Special Move, he summons a dragon made of of fire and energy, called Shou-Lau the Undying. Iron fist can unlock the Super Jump and Super Strength abilities in his Skill Tree, as well as a Healing Block upgrade.

Skill Tree

Iron Fist's Skill Tree is, like all the other playable characters', divided into branches that improve different abilities. Following is a list of all the upgrades in the four different branches in Iron Fist's Skill Tree, plus the 2 Respenders.

Ranged Attack

Name	Description	Notes
Iron Fist Attack	Allows Iron Fist to charge his ranged attack and increase its damage. 1 skill point
Ranged Attack Upgrade	This increases the damage of the Iron Fist Attack. 2 skill points
Chi State	Striking an enemy with a fully charged Iron Fist Attack will put Iron Fist into a special state where all attacks are powered up for a limited time. 2 skill points
Iron Fist Attack Upgrade	Reduces the time required to charge Iron Fist's ranged attack. 4 skill points
Ultra Ranged Attack Upgrade	This increases the damage of the Iron Fist Attack. 6 skill points
Ranged Attack Upgrade	This increases the damage of the Iron Fist Attack. 4 skill points
Chi State - Upgrade 1	Increases the duration of the Chi State after landing a fully charged Iron Fist Attack. 5 skill points
Chi State - Upgrade 2	Increases the duration of the Chi State after landing a fully charged Iron Fist Attack. 6 skill points

Melee Attack

Name	Description	Notes
Street Spike	Allows the Character to slam a carried object into the ground by tapping the 'attack' button. 1 skill point
Air Assault Upgrade	Increases the range and damage caused by Iron Fist's Air Assault. 3 skill points
Chi Strength	Maximizes Iron Fist's strength. 4 skill points
Block Breaker Combo	A 3-part maneuver that allows Iron Fist to break an opponent's block and send them away. 2 skill points
Repel	Repel an attacking opponent. Tap the 'block' button just before an attack. Requires skilled timing. Repelling enemies replenishes Iron Fist's Special Move meter. 3 skill points
Heightened Awareness	Increases Iron Fist's ability to sense and repel enemies, and increases the alert time. Reveals hidden items on the radar. 5 skill points
Strong Finish	Adds an additional attack to Iron Fist's ground combo attack. 4 skill points
Chi Strike Kick	When performing a Block Breaker Combo, release the 'attack' button early and then tap the 'attack' button to perform a powerful kick attack that sends an opponent away. Requires skilled timing. 4 skill points	The picture in the description (to the left) shows Iron Fist's Strong Finish, not the Chi Strike Kick.

Special Move and Power Discs

Name	Description	Notes
Shou-Lao the Undying	This unlocks Iron Fist's Special Move! Iron Fist unleashes the Dragon Shou-Lau dealing damage to anyone in its path. 2 skill points
Speedy Meter Upgrade	Increases the rate at which the Special Move meter fills when Power Pickups are obtained. 4 skill points
Special Move Bonus	This increases the damage of Shou-Lao the Undying. 2 skill points
Power Disc Recharge Upgrade	Increases the rate at which the Power Disc meter fills. 3 skill points
Power Disc Recharge Upgrade	Increases the rate at which the Power Disc meter fills. 5 skill points
Special Move Meter Upgrade	Adds a portion to the Special Move meter. When filled, the Character can activate a Special Move. 3 skill points
Special Move Meter Upgrade	Adds a portion to the Special Move meter. When filled, the Character can activate a Special Move. 5 skill points
Special Move Bonus	This increases the damage of Shou-Lao the Undying. 4 skill points
Special Move Meter Upgrade	Adds a portion to the Special Move meter. When filled, the Character can activate a Special Move. 6 skill points
Special Move Mega Bonus	This increases the damage of Shou-Lao the Undying. 6 skill points

Health and Speed

Name	Description	Notes
Mid-Air Recovery	Allows the Character to recover in mid-air by tapping the 'jump' button. 1 skill point
Healing Block	Allows Iron Fist to heal himself while blocking. 2 skill points
Healing Aura	Allows Iron Fist to heal heroes around him while blocking. 4 skill points
Run Speed - Upgrade 1	Increases Iron Fist's running speed. 1 skill point
Super Jump	Unlocks Iron Fist's ability to Super Jump. 2 skill points
Run Speed - Upgrade 2	Increases Iron Fist's running speed. 3 skill points
Helping Hand	Decreases the amount of health needed to revive another Character or sidekick. 2 skill points
Super Health Boost	Increases Iron Fist's maximum health. 5 skill points
Team Player	Decreases the amount of time it takes to revive another Character or sidekick. 2 skill points
Health Boost	Increases Iron Fist's maximum health. 3 skill points
Team Player Upgrade	Decreases the amount of time it takes to revive another Character or sidekick. 4 skill points

Respenders

Name	Description	Notes
Respender 1	At level 10, allows you to completely respend all of your skills points. Use it wisely, though. Once purchased, it will be permanently used. 0 skill points
Respender 2	At level 20, allows you to completely respend all of your skills points. Use it wisely, though. Once purchased, it will be permanently used. 0 skill points

Quotes

"Make way for Iron Fist!"
—Iron Fist

Trivia

In the game, Iron Fist has a costume change disc, titled The Immortal Iron Fist.
In the game, Iron Fist is voiced by actor Greg Cipes, who voices him in Ultimate Spider-Man.^[1]
His model number is 1000113.
He does not have any damage increases for his melee attack in his Skill Tree, unlike most other characters.