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Leopard Style is a kung fu fighting style that was used and mastered notably by Tai Lung.
Blending his raw power, mass, high aptitude, and skillful viciousness he was able to handily overwhelm and ferociously decimate the Five and Master Shifu in about 4 strikes.
If you have any nerve points, then your defenses will be swiftly carved through and shut down via his nerve strikes, because his expert aptitude is so unmatched he’ll find a way to swiftly exploit it.
This was seen when he was able to easily destroy the entirety of the Chameleons Komodo Army with the same nerve strike.
Tai Lungs Leopard style is so extremely deadly he can even ruthlessly destroy over a dozen Rhino guards with one vicious straight right hand strike.
And he can even easily open palm strike brutally dispatch of Tigress, brutally left hand strike Shifu incapacitating him, as well as double fist strike Po so hard the Leopard created a small shape sized crater in the ground so hard it even KO’d the Panda Warrior temporarily enough for him to retrieve the Scroll.
In conclusion, Tai Lungs leopard style is by far very exceptionally advanced.
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Leopard Style is not direct like Tiger Style, yet it is just as fierce. Leopards stalk their prey with patience, waiting until just the right moment. Leopard Style fighters hang back, blocking, dodging, and testing with false attacks. As soon as Leopard fighters see an opening, they leap in with great ferocity to deal rapid, deadly blows.[1]
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The traditional Leopard Style relies on the enormous upper body strength—the fighter crouches, remaining low to the ground. Tai Lung used brute strength, speed, and agility, all ruled by a cunning mind—a master of all styles, he could pinpoint and exploit weakness while facing many opponents. ...[source?]
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- ↑ Kung Fu Panda World - Training Hall (old version; retrieved August 21, 2010)