Marvel Comics (Earth-616)

Shang-Chi - the Master of Kung Fu!

Fu Manchu fathered Shang-Chi to create the perfect living weapon to accomplish his goals of conquering the world. Shang-Chi spent his childhood honing his mind and body to peak condition to serve his father in any way he could. It wasn’t until adulthood he found out how evil his father truly was. Shang-Chi would then partner up with his father’s enemies, Sir Denis Nayland Smith and Blackjack Tarr, and despite their rough beginning, they proved to be a strong team as together they foiled Fu Manchu’s devious plans over and over.

Strength

Maintains balance against a gorilla’s tackle by embedding fingers and toes into tiles (source) (Special Marvel Edition Vol 1 #15)
Bites a machete (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #25)
Catches Razorfist’s swing and snaps his sword (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #30)
Slices cleanly through stone statues (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #29)
Holds onto the wing of a German WWII plane (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #57)
Becomes stronger than the Cat (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #104)
Breaks out of metal restraints (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 1 #19)
Blocks a shockwave capable of sending cars flying (source) (Avengers Vol 5 #15)
Claps two rubies into dust (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #28)
Buries hands into stone to pull out swords (source) (Wolverine: First Class Vol 1 #9)
Crushes metal with his grip as a child (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #1)
Lifts and uses a large tree trunk as a weapon (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #19)
Prevents a ceiling from falling (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #14)
Emerges from a rubble pile of wooden planks and bricks (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #40)
Lifts a large tombstone off himself using his leg (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #109)
Stabs and lifts a monster along with a tombstone (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #117)
Pulls bricks from a wall and throws them, hurting Spider-Man (source) (Giant-Size Spider-Man Vol 1 #2)
Forces an elevator door open (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #22)
Pries an elevator door open (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #27)
Pulls out a chain (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #118)
Shoves a man on a cart through a window and into a car window (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #22)
Pushes out a steel restraining bar (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #35)
Rips off one robot’s head and chops off another’s (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #60)
Rips a chain in half (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #69)
Rips off a robot dragon’s head (source) (Master of Kung Fu #73)
Rips a chain in half (source) (Master of Kung Fu Bleeding Black Vol 1 #1)
Rips someone’s head off (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 2 #15)
Blocks a hit from someone capable of smashing stone walls (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #58; Source for stone smashing: https://i.imgur.com/CA10TB3.jpg?1)
Overpowers and chokes Paladin (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 2 #11; [Paladin’s RT](https://www.reddit.com/r/respectthreads/comments/k3jfsy/respect_paladin_marvel_616/))
Blocks a punch from Hiroim, causing a shockwave that rings ears (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 2 #12; Shockwave source: https://i.imgur.com/ZSxa33a.jpg; [Hiroim’s RT](https://www.reddit.com/r/respectthreads/comments/cfb0zc/respect_hiroim_the_oldstrong_marvel_616/?))
Holds Wolverine with one arm (source) (Wolverine: First Class Vol 1 #9; Wolverine weighs 300 pounds, Marvel Website)
Disarms Sun Wukong of his staff (source) (War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas Vol 1 #3; [Sun Wukong’s RT](https://www.reddit.com/r/respectthreads/comments/dtetk8/respect_sun_wukong_the_monkey_king_marvel_616/))
Disarms Ares of a sword (source) (Sword Master Vol 1 #3; [Ares’ RT](https://www.reddit.com/r/respectthreads/comments/3rux9i/respect_ares_marvel/))
Chops a chain in half (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #1)
Chops someone into a wall, chipping concrete with their face (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #13)
Breaks off steel spikes (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #14)
Chops out all spikes in an iron maiden (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #58)
Chops off a thick branch (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #98)
Kicks down an oak panel at least 6 inches thick (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
Kicks out a truck door (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #3)
Breaks through a car window, exiting the other side (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol #7)
Kicks a wooden pole in half (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #3)
Kicks someone into a stone sarcophagus, toppling and breaking it (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #26)
Kicks down a radio tower (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #27)
Kicks a large hole in a concrete wall (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #27)
Splits a thick wooden beam in half with a stomp (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #27)
Kicks down a steel door (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #28)
Kicks out a truck door, warping it (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #4)
Kicks someone into a stone statue, breaking off its head (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #30)
Kicks a robot’s head off (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #34)
Sends a man flying through a wooden train and breaks his sword with a kick (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #37)
Sends The Thing flying with a kick, breaking rocks (source) (Marvel Two-In-One Vol 1 #29)
Kicks off a robot’s head (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #59)
Kicks a tombstone into pieces (source) (What If? Vol 1 #16)
Kicks over a flipped car wedged against a wall (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #81)
Stomps a sword in half (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #101)
Kicks off the head of a stone statue (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #107)
Kicks a large stone statue’s head off (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #118)
Kicks a metal post in half (source) (Marc Spector: Moon Knight Special Vol 1 #1)
Creates a large hole through thick concrete by kicking someone through it (source) (Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #6)
Kicks a large pile of rocks off himself (source) (Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #6)
Splits an 18-inch thick log in half with a kick (source) (Sword Master Vol 1 #1)
Strikes the heads off multiple armored robots (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
Backhands a sword in half (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #1)
Punches a sword in half (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #2)
Knocks a large pile of crates by punching someone into them (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #23)
Punches a hole in a concrete wall; Spider-Man states the punch would cave his chest in (source) (Giant-Size Spider-Man Vol 1 #2; [Spider-Man’s RT](https://www.reddit.com/r/respectthreads/comments/cjhe01/respect_peter_parker_the_amazing_spiderman_marvel/))
Punches through an elevator floor (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #22)
Punches a large hole through a concrete wall (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #2)
Punches through the roof of a car (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #3)
Punches a giant hole in a thick glass globe (source) (Master of Kung Fu Annual Vol 1 #1)
Smacks a robot arm in half (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #106)
Punches through a wooden crate (source) (Captain America Vol 1 #412)
Shoves his hand through an android’s head (source) (Heroes for Hire #5)
Slices through an Aleph’s leg with his hand (source) (Avengers Vol 5 #3)
Breaks a falling concrete chunk into pieces with punches (source) (Bizarre Adventures Vol 2 #1)
Punches through a solid steel mace (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #1)
Cracks concrete (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #5)
Overcomes his sister’s swing and punches through a solid steel hammer (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #5; She hits hard enough to launch him into a car, warping it and tilting it off the ground: https://imgur.com/a/xKMOVge)
Sends siblings flying from a punch’s shockwave, even when holding back (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #5)
Throws a large sumo wrestler by his braid into a wooden door, breaking it (source) (Special Marvel Edition Vol 1 #15)
Sends someone flying dozens of feet with a toss (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #1)
Breaks a nunchuck over someone’s head (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #88)
Shoves a large wooden plank into someone, breaking its end, and then smacks them with it to break more (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #90)
Breaks an opponent’s sword with his own (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #101)
Clashes swords against someone capable of cutting through a windshield (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #111)
Shatters stone with a staff (source) (Wolverine: First Class Vol 1 #9)
Cuts through a demon’s torso with a sword (source) (Fear Itself: The Fearless Vol 1 #3)
Shatters part of a stone creature with a three-section staff (source) (Sword Master Vol 1 #5)
Breaks someone’s spine with an elbow (source) (Special Marvel Edition Vol 1 #15)
Elbows a large hole through a stone wall (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #49)
Knees someone through a brick wall (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #110)
Breaks through machinery with his head upon waking (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #2)
Claps fire away from a torch (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #5)
Spider-Man believes Shang-Chi’s kick would have splattered him against a wall (source) (Giant-Size Spider-Man Vol 1 #2)
Destroys a Doombot (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #60)
Beats down a Doombot (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 2 #8)
Punches holes through a bug’s exoskeleton (source) (Avengers Vol 5 #15; These bugs can tank Captain America’s shield toss: https://i.imgur.com/7vd2aLW.jpg?1)
Sends Sword Master flying back with a punch (source) (War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas Vol 1 #3)
Sends Sun Wukong flying back with a punch (source) (War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas Vol 1 #3)
Hurts an amped Spider-Man (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 2 #1)

Durability

Unharmed by a chain swung to the back of his head (source) (Marvel Special Edition Vol 1 #15)
Drops three floors unharmed (source) (Marvel Special Edition Vol 1 #15)
Takes hits from M’nai that break through a trashcan lid and bricks (source) (Marvel Special Edition #16)
His hands are unharmed striking armored robots, which would turn normal fingers into paste (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
Blocks a metal table thrown with enough force to shatter upon impact (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #20)
Still fights after being kicked off a building by Tiger-Claw (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #4)
Gets up after falling onto ice that “probably shattered his spine” (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #49)
Survives falling hundreds of feet into water (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #60)
Is fine crashing dozens of feet into water (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #89)
Gets tossed into a stone statue, breaking it (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #109)
Tanks being kicked through a stone brick wall (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #117)
Survives an uppercut through a building, being sent above clouds, and the subsequent crash (source) (Wisdom Vol 1 #3)
Still fights after being thrown several stories up a building by Gorgon (source) (Avengers World Vol 1 #3)
Fine after hits from “Shang-Chi-Felling Fist” that split a skyscraper, and fine falling from that height (source) (Bizarre Adventures Vol 2 #1)
Takes the brunt of an explosion that blows a large hole through the Louvre (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #3)
Gets up after being launched into a car, warping and tilting it (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #5)
Withstands a beatdown from Shock Wave (source) (Master of Kung #72; He can demolish a 5 by 10 foot block of solid concrete: https://i.imgur.com/CAUXezn.jpg?1)
Can take a hit from Tiger Claw, whose strikes break concrete (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #52)
Tanks a bear hug from The Thing (source) (Marvel Two-In-One Vol 1 #29)
Takes a hit from a mace capable of shattering concrete (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #61)
Still standing after a fight with Black Dwarf (source) (Avengers Vol 5 #3)
Still fights after an unheld-back hit to the face from Iron Fist (source) (Iron Fist Vol 5 #7)
Fine shirtless in -20 degrees Fahrenheit (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 2 #9)
Fine after being hit by a stun gun (source) (Totally Awesome Hulk Vol 1 #15)
Fine walking over a bed of burning coal (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #125)
Unbothered by being on fire (source) (Marvel Comics Present Vol 1 #157)
Unharmed by grabbing a fireball (source) (Avengers World Vol 1 #3)
Resists drugs (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #123)
Breaks through an illusion (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #125)
Resists Mister Negative’s control after inversion (source) (Shadowland: Spider-Man Vol 1 #1)
Resists mind control (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #5)
Spikes grinding against his flesh leave no wound (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #106)
Throwing knives barely pierce him and draw no blood (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #108)
Plunged his hands into sharp stone during training until he no longer bled or felt pain (source) (Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu One-Shot)
Unharmed walking on a blade and pressing his body against spearheads (source) (Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu One-Shot)
Lady Deathstrike’s claws do not fully pierce his skin (source) (Legend of Shang-Chi Vol 1 #1)
Unaffected by a poison dart (source) (Master of Kung Fu: Bleeding Black Vol 1 #1)
Resists a poison gas that affected other peak humans and superhumans (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 2 #8; It was a neurotoxin that causes muscles to stiffen: https://i.imgur.com/zcgJpoQ.jpg)
Survives a poison designed to kill him (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #2)
Resists the Equinox Blade from stealing his soul (source) (Legend of Shang-Chi Vol 1 #1; It instantly sucks the souls of others: https://imgur.com/a/e9SJftS)
Went 5 days without food (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 Annual #1)
Performs 300 push-ups (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #126)
Fights continuously from sunset to sunrise (source) (Bizarre Adventures #1)
Possesses accelerated healing from a serum given by his father, allowing quick recovery from a gunshot (source) (Master of Kung Fu #27)

Speed

Ducks under a sniper shot (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #1)
Ducks under sniper fire (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #21)
Avoids multiple people firing at him (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1#21)
Leaps over automatic gunfire (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #7)
Jumps over a point-blank revolver shot after it was fired (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #8)
Ducks under a revolver shot after it was fired (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #12)
Deflects a pistol shot with his gauntlet (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #57)
Ducks under machine gun fire (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #70)
Moves into a pistol shot’s path after it’s fired and deflects it (source) (Marvel Team-Up Vol 1#85)
Dodges two pistol shots in quick succession (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #123)
Dodges multiple fired pistol shots with eyes closed (source) (Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu #3)
Ducks under gunfire from behind (source) (Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #5)
Dodges point-blank machine gun fire; shooter exclaims nothing human moves that fast (source) (Journey into Mystery Vol 1 #516)
Ducks under a shotgun blast (source) (Wisdom Vol 1 #3)
Catches a bullet just before it hits someone (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #5)
Plucks a knife out of the air faster than the thrower can react, leading them to believe he’s not human (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #1)
Dodges a close-range throwing knife (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #4)
Catches a thrown machete in his mouth (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #25)
Pushes away a spear thrown from behind him; his speed is noted as inhuman (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #2)
Catches a thrown sai (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #32)
Deflects a knife with his gauntlet (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #62)
Deflects shurikens with his gauntlets (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #62)
Blocks multiple throwing knives with a rod (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #78)
Catches a knife after it’s thrown (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #64)
Sees a throwing knife in slow motion even when weakened, blocking it inches away (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #79)
Avoids most of Boomerang’s ricocheting boomerangs and breaks the remaining ones (source) (Marvel Team-Up Vol 1 #84)
Deflects a shuriken (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #123)
Blocks Elektra’s thrown sais by kicking up a table (source) (Elektra Vol 1 #16)
Catches thrown darts and throws them back (source) (Journey into Mystery Vol 1 #512)
Avoids and blocks multiple dart pistol shots and a web shooter (source) (Giant-Size Spider-Man Vol 1 #2)
Deflects multiple darts with his gauntlets (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #69)
Deflects a close-range arrow with his gauntlet (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #78)
Dodges and blocks 24 tennis balls fired from a launcher at its fastest settings (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #109)
Avoids and breaks multiple arrows (source) (Shadowland: Spider-Man Vol 1 #1)
Deflects multiple energy blasts with his gauntlets (source) (Totally Awesome Hulk Vol 1 #15)
Kicks a pistol out of a man’s hand as he was pulling the trigger, leading the man to exclaim no one can move that fast (source) (Special Marvel Edition Vol 1 #15)
Takes out 3 men in the blink of an eye (source) (Special Marvel Edition Vol 1 #15)
Moves almost like a blur, blitzing multiple people (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #2)
Avoids two swords slashing directly in front of his face (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #19)
Takes out a group of people and stops a gunpowder trail from detonating (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #22)
Parries striking snakes with another snake (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #14)
Throws a rock faster than a man can pull a trigger (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #97)
Kicks away a pistol as it’s being fired (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #123)
Spins fast enough to create a tornado, causing incoming bullets to miss (source) (Marvel Comics Present Vol 1 #156)
Trained martial artists appear as statues to him (source) (X-Men Vol 2 #62)
Blocks an attack at Faster-Than-Eye (FTE) speed (source) (Journey into Mystery Vol 1 #514)
Disarms two soldiers before they can react (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 2 #14)
Takes out a group of ninjas at Faster-Than-Eye (FTE) speed (source) (Avengers World #3)
Deflects multiple energy blasts with his gauntlets (source) (Totally Awesome Hulk #15)
Falls through a trapdoor and immediately backflips out (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
Weaves through traffic while driving at least 100 mph (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #12)
Catches a fly with a chopstick (source) (Elektra Vol 1 #16)
Keeps pace in a sword fight with his brother, who can cut bullets out of the air (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #50)
Avoids strikes from a man with superhuman speed (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #100)
Easily dodges Zaran’s attacks (source) (Marvel Knights #6; In the same issue, he deflect bullets from multiple shooters after they fired: https://i.imgur.com/KSIJfnj.png)
Completes a strike on Iron Fist before Iron Fist’s own strike can connect (source) (Iron Fist Vol 5 #7)
Blitzes Domino faster than she can react (source) (Domino Vol 3 #4)
Domino cannot land a single hit during an hours-long sparring match (source) (Domino Vol 3 #4)
Blitzes Ares, who admits Shang-Chi held his own against him (source) (Sword Master #4; Ares’ admission: https://i.imgur.com/n9gmmqj.jpg)
Dodges a swing from his sister (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #5; She swings her hammer fast enough to block bullets: https://i.imgur.com/0RB7Yz2.jpg)
Dodges hits from an amped Spider-Man (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 2 #1)
Catches up to a jaguar (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #25)
Moves as a swift whirling blur (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #28)
Catches up to a speeding boat (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #62)
Catches up to a subway train (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1#64)
Catches up to a car (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #101)
Intercepts a punch from Hiroim (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 1 #12)
Catches up to Lady Deathstrike despite her head start (source) (The Legend of Shang-Chi Vol 1 #1)
Lunges over an opponent, lands on hands, and strikes with feet (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #22)
Jumps over a spear he’s holding and hits people with it (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #25)
Regains composure while slipping by adding weight to his momentum (source) (Master of Kung Fu #26)
Backflips over an opponent’s arm to kick two other foes (source) (Master of Kung Fu Annual Vol 1 #1)
Performs a breakdance-like kick (source) (Master of Kung Fu Annual Vol 1 #1)
Performs two kicks in a single jump (source) (Master of Kung Fu Annual Vol 1 #1)
Strikes someone 4 times while jumping over them (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #106)
Catches himself on the edge of a building (source) (Journey Into Mystery Vol 1 #514)
Multi-jumps on people’s heads (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 2 #4)
Jumps over a fence (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #3)
Jumps over a fence over a dozen feet tall (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #5)
Leaps a dozen feet out of a hole while upside down (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #2)
Leaps dozens of feet in the air off a car crash (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #3)
Leaps over a barbed wire fence (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #13)
Jumps out of a manhole (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #4)
Jumps onto a speeding subway train (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #4)
Leaps over a dozen feet onto a blasting off rocket (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #35)
Leaps to the roof of a train (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #37)
Vaults through a window and pulls himself out just before falling into a trapdoor (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #118)
Jumps into a vent (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 1 #15)
Frontflips over a dozen feet in the air (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu #4)
Backflips into a wall jump then into an attack (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #52)
Backflips over a Doombot (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 1 #8)
Traverses down 6 floors by swinging on a street lamp (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #13)
Jumps a dozen feet and swings on a pole into a window (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1#26)
Wall bounces 3 stories up, fights on a tightrope, then wall bounces into an attack (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #36)
Reaches the ground by jumping from tree to tree (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #2)

Skill

Could identify Danny Rand as Iron Fist by his movement and inner spirit (source) (Master of Kung Fu Annual Vol 1 #1)
Iron Fist states that an opponent with his own skill is still not as good as Shang-Chi (source) (Marvel Team-Up Vol 1 #64)
States Iron Fist’s skill is only nearly equal to his own (source) (Marvel Team-Up #84)
Strikes without signaling intentions, as thoughts and actions are simultaneous (source) (Master of Kung Fu #124)
Has gotten more skilled over time (source) (Daredevil Annual Vol 1 #10)
Considered the world’s greatest martial artist (source) (Marvel Knights Vol 1 #1)
Is one of the world’s most adept combatants, trained in all known martial arts (source) (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Marvel Knight)
Black Panther considers him more skilled than Iron Fist (source) (Black Panther Vol 4 #11)
Is the world’s greatest martial artist (source) (Secret Avengers Vol 2 #18)
Tony Stark notes his movement efficiency and power generation are “off the charts” based on diagnostics (source) (Avengers Vol 5 #1 TPB)
Can react before thinking (source) (Wolverine Vol 6 #9)
All his moves are perfectly coordinated and calculated, as if an outside observer (source) (Deadly Hand of Kung Fu Vol 2 #1)
Recognizes a rat knows kung fu (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #126)
Regarded as the greatest martial artist on the planet (source) (The Totally Awesome Hulk Vol 1 #16)
Adept at Tao, Aikido, Kung Fu, and Karate, skillfully executing Dragon, Leopard, and Crane styles (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #9)
Knows the sole counter to the Sublime Crane style (source) (Marvel Knights Vol 1 #12)
A master of Kung Fu and most other martial arts (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 1 #18)
Has the undisputed deadliest hands in all of Kung Fu (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 2 #11)
Trains Spider-Man, helping him develop the Way of the Spider (source) (The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #664)
Is an expert in every martial art (source) (The Marvel Book)
Throws away someone grabbing him from behind (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #16)
Twists the arm of a large man grabbing him and tosses him off a ledge (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
Shifts body to avoid a neck snap and tosses away someone grabbing him from behind (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
Uses a backflip strike to escape a chokehold (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #18)
Redirects an enemy’s attack, causing them to fall past him (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #20)
Disarms a man of a crowbar (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #33)
Catches and breaks a sword (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #37)
Catches a sword stab (source) (Master of Kung Fu Annual Vol 1 #1)
Disarms a man of his sword (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #23)
Front flips and strikes a man off him (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #58)
Rolls with a lunge’s momentum and sends the attacker flying (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #70)
Disarms a man of his nunchucks (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #98)
Catches a ball and chain mid-swing (source) (Heroes for Hire Vol 2 #4)
Catches a sword (source) (Marvel Knights Vol 1 #6)
Redirects a foe’s lunge (source) (Deadly Hand of Kung Fu Vol 2 #2)
Redirects a foe’s charge (source) (Deadly Hand of Kung Fu Vol 2 #2)
Disarms Sun Wukong (source) (War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas Vol 1 #3)
Disarms Ares (source) (Sword Master Vol 1 #3)
Catches a foe’s lunge and kicks them back (source) (Daredevil Annual Vol 1 #10)
Quickly disarms Leiko’s gun and disassembles it (source) (Shang-Chi Vol 1 #1)
Kicks a torch into a small hatch hundreds of feet away on a boat (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #18)
Pins someone to a wall with two thrown swords (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #3)
Cuts a restraining rope with a shuriken (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #14)
Ricochets a stone ear into someone’s head (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #30)
Catches a knife thrown from behind and returns it to the thrower (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #51)
Disarms someone’s gun by tossing a rock (source) (Master of Kung Fu #97)
Tosses bolas onto a tree branch to hit someone (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #109)
Kicks 5 men at once (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
Kicks 2 people at once (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #22)
Performs a double kick (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 2 #2)
Performs a double kick (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 2 #2)
Takes down a group with a slide tackle (source) (Secret Avengers Vol 1 #6)
Knocks someone out by touching a nerve at the back of their neck (source) (Giant-Size Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #3)
Knows a pressure point that can remove someone’s feeling (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #20)
Renders someone unconscious with a nerve pinch to the neck (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 #9)
Touches a nerve on the back of someone’s neck to knock them out (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #27)
Defeats an opponent who tanked his blows with a nerve strike to the hand (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #46)
A group of goons fail to sneak up on him (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
Determines the thickness of a wooden barrier by sound reflection (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
Possesses a danger sense (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
A sneak attack fails because he heard the attacker breathe (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #18)
Detects a sneak attack from someone described as moving like a shadow (source) (Master of Kung Fu #115)
Smells brandy from a room over (source) (X-Men Vol 2 #62)
Fights Gorgon in total darkness (source) (Avengers World Vol 1 #3)
Can smell Cyanide (source) (Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 2 #1)
Sneaks past a security guard into a house (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #17)
Sneaks onto a plane (source) (Master of Kung Fu Vol 1 #18)
Sneaks up on Captain America and Sharon Carter (source) (Secret Avengers Vol 2 #18)

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