- Armadillo - would seem to be a great defensive style
- Giraffe - you could win by forcing your opponent to block upward for the entire fight until they succumb to neck injuries
- Snail - technically not an animal but neither is a praying mantis
- Dolphin - I know, once again not an animal but fast, acrobatic with hard snouts for striking....this would seem like a natural choice
- Jellyfish - continuing with the sea creatures, these things can cause a lot of pain and even death
- Rhinoceros - if they knew kung fu, would they still be endangered?
- Peacock - what does crane have over them?
- Three Toed Sloth - blinding speed
- Camel - the style could teach ranged attacks as part of the normal training
- Rabbit - Monty Python fans know that they can be very deadly
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
10 Animal Styles That Did Not Make It
In one of my silly moments in class (not that I am known to have silly moments) I decided that it would be fun to create a list of 10 animal styles that were never created. Actually, they may have existed but just didn't survive until today...
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If we're being technical, snails, praying mantises and dolphins are definitely animals. A dolphin is even a mammal!
why does camels use range attack?
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