KC Elbows
04-05-2006, 03:40 PM
Saw this quote in the other thread:
"It is very hard to unleash the dragon and then put it back in the box without being devoured in the process."
I know a very small smattering of southern animal boxing, and know virtually nothing about what I do know*, but I'm curious if these other things are in keeping with your animal boxing:
1)Snake- snake arms are hard to pin down, they always have a way out, movement is always feeling whether with the arms or legs, and the snake is a patterned creature. Snake on the ground is weird, very apt.
2)Monkey- monkey likes to play, and so monkey is ideal against snake, because monkey can play with snake's patterns. I don't understand the eye stuff, but the basic step(the crouched down deal with rear hand sort of leading the step) I get to some extent. Monkey is a violent mofo.
3)Dragon has no weakness(in the context of the animals fighting), except the broad nature of the curriculum, which can devour you. Twisting, don't know much else.
KC
*I have Rumsfelt.
"It is very hard to unleash the dragon and then put it back in the box without being devoured in the process."
I know a very small smattering of southern animal boxing, and know virtually nothing about what I do know*, but I'm curious if these other things are in keeping with your animal boxing:
1)Snake- snake arms are hard to pin down, they always have a way out, movement is always feeling whether with the arms or legs, and the snake is a patterned creature. Snake on the ground is weird, very apt.
2)Monkey- monkey likes to play, and so monkey is ideal against snake, because monkey can play with snake's patterns. I don't understand the eye stuff, but the basic step(the crouched down deal with rear hand sort of leading the step) I get to some extent. Monkey is a violent mofo.
3)Dragon has no weakness(in the context of the animals fighting), except the broad nature of the curriculum, which can devour you. Twisting, don't know much else.
KC
*I have Rumsfelt.