Marvel Rivals Duelist · Season 10.5
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Iron Fist is a Duelist hero in Marvel Rivals with 300 health and a 4/5 difficulty rating. Iron Fist joined the game in Season 0 on December 6, 2024. In Season 10.5 ranked, Iron Fist has a 50.7% win rate (B tier, #19 of 54) and is picked by 6.9% of teams. Iron Fist's team-ups are Kumiho Palm (with White Fox) and Iron & Stone (with The Thing). The ultimate is Living Chi.
His six-hit melee chain at 3 m: two 38-damage strikes, two quick 15s, another 38, then a 60-damage finisher that knocks the enemy upward. Every hit takes 1.2 seconds off Dragon's Defense, so keep punching to have the block ready.
The flurry he gets after Dragon's Defense: he chases a target up to 11 m away and hits 7 times per second for 8 plus 3.1% of their max health. It hurts tanks most, so aim it at the biggest target in reach.
His 3,100-energy ultimate lasts 12 seconds and gives 30% more damage and 20% more speed. His kick and his flurry both reach twice as far, while Dragon's Defense comes back instantly and then recharges 80% faster, so he can block and counter almost nonstop.
A 1.2-second block that turns blocked damage into bonus health, up to 175. When it ends he takes 30% less damage for 5 seconds and can use Yat Jee Chung Kuen, so time it against a burst and hit back. Cooldown is 15 seconds.
A 12 m dash into a flying kick for 40, followed by a second kick for 35 that rises to 70 on enemies under half health. Save it to finish a weakened target; cooldown is 10 seconds.
He sits and meditates for up to 3 seconds, healing 100 per second, and anything past full health becomes bonus health up to 100. With a 12-second cooldown, use it behind cover between dives instead of retreating to a healer.
Gives Iron Fist up to three jumps in the air. It only recharges when he lands or starts running on a wall, so plan the last jump before he needs it.
Lets him run sideways along walls at 9 m/s, which also restores Crane Leap. Use walls to approach from the side and keep his air jumps ready.
A passive that gives Iron Fist 50 bonus health whenever he helps take down an enemy, so each kill in a dive buys him a bit more time.
Ability stats from the Marvel Rivals Wiki (Fandom), licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
Iron Fist has 2 team-up loadouts. Pick one before the match: it always works, and its enhanced effect turns on when the partner hero is on your team.
Partner: White Fox
A passive: every Yat Jee Chung Kuen hit heals allies within 6 m for 6, turning his counterattack flurry into group healing. With White Fox the heal rises to 7.5 per hit and the flurry locks on from 13 m, which suits a team that brawls together.
Ranked win rate with White Fox: 57.3% (+6.7 vs Iron Fist's 50.7% overall, 11,172 matches)
Adds a C ability on a 12-second cooldown: a 5 m uppercut for 45 that launches enemies, then a sweeping kick for another 45. With The Thing on the team the kick hits for 50, a good pick for knocking a target out of position before a flurry.
Ranked win rate with The Thing: 53.2% (+2.5 vs Iron Fist's 50.7% overall, 4,519 matches)
Iron Fist has 300 health and only 3 m of reach, so don't pour damage into Dragon's Defense: hold fire during the 1.2-second block and pressure him while it sits on its 15-second cooldown. Heroes who keep him at a distance give him the most trouble: Peni Parker's webs and mines punish his approach, and Storm can fight from the air out of reach of his punches. When he sits down for Harmony Recovery, burst him right away, since he is standing still and the heal lasts only 3 seconds.
| Tier (Season 10.5 ranked) | B |
|---|---|
| Win rate | 50.66% (#19 of 54 heroes) |
| Pick rate | 6.9% of teams (#33 of 54) |
| Ban rate | 1.7% of teams (#23 most banned) |
| Win rate in Season 10 | 50.72% |
| Ranked matches | 135,826 |
Full Marvel Rivals tier listWin, pick & ban rates for every hero
Ranked, all ranks. A dot marks a season with an official balance change to Iron Fist.
Summaries of the official balance posts. Every patch is on the patch notes page.
Patch history from the Marvel Rivals Wiki (Fandom), licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
UPDATED Iron Fist Advanced Guide in Marvel Rivals · True Vanguard
Iron Fist was released in Season 0 on December 6, 2024 and is playable now.
Iron Fist is a Duelist in Marvel Rivals with a difficulty rating of 4 out of 5. Iron Fist's main attack type is melee.
In Season 10.5 ranked, Iron Fist has a 50.7% win rate (B tier, #19 of 54) across 135,826 matches. That is about the same as 50.7% in Season 10. Iron Fist is picked by 6.9% of teams (#33 of 54) and banned by 1.7% (#23).
Iron Fist struggles against Angela, Venom and Captain America. Iron Fist has 300 health and only 3 m of reach, so don't pour damage into Dragon's Defense: hold fire during the 1.2-second block and pressure him while it sits on its 15-second cooldown. Heroes who keep him at a distance give him the most trouble: Peni Parker's webs and mines punish his approach, and Storm can fight from the air out of reach of his punches. When he sits down for Harmony Recovery, burst him right away, since he is standing still and the heal lasts only 3 seconds.
Iron Fist has 300 health in Season 10.5.
Iron Fist's ultimate is Living Chi. His 3,100-energy ultimate lasts 12 seconds and gives 30% more damage and 20% more speed. His kick and his flurry both reach twice as far, while Dragon's Defense comes back instantly and then recharges 80% faster, so he can block and counter almost nonstop.
Iron Fist is voiced by Stephen Fu.
Iron Fist has 2 team-up loadouts: Kumiho Palm (with White Fox) and Iron & Stone (with The Thing). Pick one before the match; its enhanced effect turns on when the partner hero is on your team. In ranked, Iron Fist wins 57.3% with White Fox on the team and 53.2% with The Thing on the team, against 50.7% overall.
In Season 10 on September 11, 2026: 4 buffs and 1 nerf. Every change is listed in the patch history on this page.
In Season 2.5 (Version 20250530, May 30, 2025): Dragon's Defense yields less bonus health; anchor damage bonus reduced.
In Season 8 (Version 20260515, May 15, 2026): More cooldown refund per hit and stronger first kick.
By ranked win rate, Season 7 at 51.2%. The lowest was Season 2.5 at 47.6%.
