Tigress
The traditional Tiger fighting style is powerful, strong, firm, and aggressive — and adding a bit of Wushu-like acrobatic flair to the mix, tigresa 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, tigresa 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 show them to intimidate foes, but never uses them lethally.
Nala
Nala is a creamy-beige leoa with teal-blue[1] eyes in The Lion King and light, rich-blue eyes in the sequel. She has light-colored eyeshades as both a cub and adult. Her paws are colorless, her tail tuft is rich, mily brow and her thighs and forelegs have color. Overall, she closely resembles her mother Sarafina.
The traditional Tiger fighting style is powerful, strong, firm, and aggressive — and adding a bit of Wushu-like acrobatic flair to the mix, tigresa 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, tigresa 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 show them to intimidate foes, but never uses them lethally.
Nala
Nala is a creamy-beige leoa with teal-blue[1] eyes in The Lion King and light, rich-blue eyes in the sequel. She has light-colored eyeshades as both a cub and adult. Her paws are colorless, her tail tuft is rich, mily brow and her thighs and forelegs have color. Overall, she closely resembles her mother Sarafina.
