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The leopard will let the attack come in, ward off the opponent, and redirect its force against it.
The crane would rather fly away from its opponent than fight, but when given no choice, its attack is fierce and precise.
The dragon likes to twist, wind, and coil. No rules apply; an attack will come when you least expect it.
The tiger has the fiercest fighting style of all eight animals. Using low stances, it throws its opponent off balance while keeping its own.
The mantis will wait until the opponent has committed to its attack, and then suddenly react with lightning-quick hand and foot strikes, allowing the opponent no time to move.
The snake likes to coil and choke its opponent. Since it is smaller than its attacker, it will strike a vital target with pin point accuracy; it may not get another chance.
The athletic monkey, like the dragon, is master of the unexpected. Clinging like a shadow, it moves close to its opponent, leaving no room for escape.
The eagle is a master of joint locks and pressure point strikes. It likes to seize, grab, and control, sending its opponent to the ground screaming in pain.