Fierce Tiger Forcibly Climbs a Mountain (猛虎硬爬山, Mōko Kō Hazan?, localized as "Stalking Tiger") is one of the secret techniques of Li Shuwen, a pinnacle representation of Bajiquan and the deadly form he had relied on throughout his life. It is a technique often attributed to him, differing from the Anti-Unit No Second Strike that is meant to stop the target's heart in that it is specialized for physical damage. It is an Anti-Gate Noble Phantasm that is a series of consecutive attacks and obtained its name because it frequently utilizes motions where the first attack looks like a tiger clawing at a mountain. Each single attack is “energy from the earth outputted through the martial artist called Li Shuwen” to easily smash walls, doors, and even the sturdy gates of dojos, let alone the damage it could cause to a single person. He only utilizes it after becoming Berserker due to having stopped reading the pulse and mind of his opponent from losing his sanity. The older Li Shuwen in the Lancer class is also able to perform this technique.
The anti-gate Noble Phantasm Li Shuwen used as Berserker.
One of the secret techniques...pinnacle representations of Bajiquan and the deadly form Li Shuwen had relied on throughout his life.
When you think of Li Shuwen you think of this move. Sorry to keep you waiting, here’s everyone’s favorite Fierce Tiger Forcibly Climbs a Mountain.
No Second Strike was strictly anti-personnel...an attack for stopping a person’s heart, this attack is specialized for physical damage.
It is believed that the reason Assassin was using this as his noble phantasm when he lost his sanity was because he stopped reading the pulse and mind of his opponent.
the first attack looks like a tiger clawing at a mountain, so it’s called Fierce Tiger Forcibly Climbs a Mountain.
Each single attack is “energy from the earth outputted through the martial artist called Li Shuwen”.
It easily smashes walls and doors, and even the sturdy gates of dojos, to say nothing of what it would do to a person.