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'''ARMS''' is a combat sport, similar to boxing, in which [[fighters]] attempt to hit each other with weapons known as [[ARMS (equipment)|ARMS]] worn on their special extendable limbs, which are also known as [[ARMS (extendable)|ARMS]]. | '''ARMS''' is a combat sport, similar to boxing, in which [[fighters]] attempt to hit each other with weapons known as [[ARMS (equipment)|ARMS]] worn on their special extendable limbs, which are also known as [[ARMS (extendable)|ARMS]]. | ||
Many compete in the sport, and more than 20% of the population is believed to have the ARMS ability. Most gain the ARMS | Many compete in the sport, and more than 20% of the population is believed to have the ARMS ability. Most gain the ARMS in their pre- to mid-teens while sleeping, however, about 1 in 100,000 people have the ability from birth, [[Kid Cobra]] being an example of this. | ||
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ARMS is a combat sport, similar to boxing, in which fighters attempt to hit each other with weapons known as ARMS worn on their special extendable limbs, which are also known as ARMS. Many compete in the sport, and more than 20% of the population is believed to have the ARMS ability. Most gain the ARMS in their pre- to mid-teens while sleeping, however, about 1 in 100,000 people have the ability from birth, Kid Cobra being an example of this.