Power Fist: The game's eponymous fist is a giant mechanical hand used to break open doors and beat or crush the Iron Dogs to a pulp. Unusually for most examples ...

F.I.S.T. is a 1978 crime drama film directed by Norman Jewison and starring Sylvester Stallone, Rod Steiger, Peter Boyle, and Melinda Dillon.

The Power Fist trope as used in popular culture. There's just something primal and gratifying about the image of bare hands beating swords.

A five-part movie/OVA series produced between 2006 and 2008 that serves as remakes/side-stories of the original manga.

A guy who thinks fair fights are for suckers, and he's up against some idiot who won't shut up because he's trying to sound all cool and intimidating.

The story is set in a post-apocalyptic future after a nuclear war sometime during the 1990s, leveling human civilization. The world is now covered with bands of ... Tropes A to H · Characters · You Are Already Dead · YMMV

This is about characters who punctuate attacks using a weapon (not necessarily a sword) with unarmed punches and kicks.

This trope is about learning to fight in the "hard way", by pure, brutal and constant brawling for your life in dirty streets.

It is a common trait for someone who is frustrated, indecisive or anxious to clench and unclench their fists as they try to decide upon a course of action.

27 окт. 2011 г. · Raoh (Fist of the North Star). Raoh (in Japanese: ラオウ, Raō), also known as the King of Fists (in Japanese: 拳王, Ken'ō), is the main ...