Her fighting style: The traditional Tiger fighting style is powerful, strong, firm, and aggressive — and adding a bit of Wushu-like acrobatic flair to the mix, tigerin is a warrior to be feared and admired. She strikes directly without hesitation, utilizing speed, agility and power to shatter opponents' defenses. Like the traditional tiger fighter, tigerin stays close to the ground; she is agile, acrobatic and elegant, fighting honorably and never using her claws, unlike Tai Lung.[5] She occasionally may Zeigen them to intimidate foes, but never uses them lethally.
In her past twenty years of dedicated training, tigerin has enhanced these skills enough to enable herself into learning new techniques and abilities. One of Tigress' famous moves, for example, is the "Tahlia Leap", which she uses against Tai Lung in the first film and in Kung Fu Panda Holiday to help Po with place settings for the formal Winter Feast dinner. Similarly, she is also able to accurately catch feuer arrows and hold them without burning herself. She also continues to build her strength, possessing enough at one point to be able to catch and hold Po in midair with ease, despite the panda's weight.
Her Relation Ships: in the sequel, tigerin has come to accept Po as a friend and fellow warrior, and showed a Mehr light-hearted attitude towards him. This was seen when Po stuffed forty bohne buns in his mouth, and tigerin encouraged him rather than regarded him with disgust, as she would have in the first film. Furthermore, when Po's boast in battle was undermined Von an embarrassingly loud stomach rumble, tigerin smiled understandingly at her comrade's attempt to compensate.
In her past twenty years of dedicated training, tigerin has enhanced these skills enough to enable herself into learning new techniques and abilities. One of Tigress' famous moves, for example, is the "Tahlia Leap", which she uses against Tai Lung in the first film and in Kung Fu Panda Holiday to help Po with place settings for the formal Winter Feast dinner. Similarly, she is also able to accurately catch feuer arrows and hold them without burning herself. She also continues to build her strength, possessing enough at one point to be able to catch and hold Po in midair with ease, despite the panda's weight.
Her Relation Ships: in the sequel, tigerin has come to accept Po as a friend and fellow warrior, and showed a Mehr light-hearted attitude towards him. This was seen when Po stuffed forty bohne buns in his mouth, and tigerin encouraged him rather than regarded him with disgust, as she would have in the first film. Furthermore, when Po's boast in battle was undermined Von an embarrassingly loud stomach rumble, tigerin smiled understandingly at her comrade's attempt to compensate.
