In the comics, Shang-Chi is such an immensely talented fighter that it more than makes up for a lack of superpowers or sci-fi gadgets.
RELATED: Marvel Writer Explains Why the MCU's Banner Isn't 'Smart Hulk' in Shang Chi Many of these sequences make for riveting action, but what they don't make is a hero with superlative talent that is one-of-a-kind in his world. Meanwhile, years before the main events of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, his mother bested his father in combat. His father, Wenwu, primarily uses the Ten Rings, yet he still can fight his son via hand-to-hand combat on even grounds. Shang-Chi's sister, Xu Xialing, trained herself while observing her brother's lessons, and her skill seems not to have suffered in the absence of direct instruction. What's more, the other characters introduced all seem as skilled as Shang-Chi. However, as the story progresses and magic features more heavily in the movie, his prowess in martial arts begins to take a backseat to his mastery of the Ten Rings. Trained in all forms of combat by his father from an early age, Shang-Chi showcases his skill against several assassins and Razorfist on a bus, in a cage match against his sister and on the scaffolding where he manages to navigate narrow terrain to his own advantage. In the context of the film, Shang-Chi is certainly no slouch when it comes to fighting.
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