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Cobra Kai is a Dramedy Fighting Series, and a distant successor to the Karate Kid trilogy. It premiered on May 2nd 2018 on YouTube Red, later renamed YouTube Originals. It later moved to Netflix, which distributed the third season and took over production for the fourth season and beyond.
This page is for characters and tropes as they appear in Cobra Kai. For character tropes that pertain to the film series, go here. Due to the series' rapidly-shifting allegiances, unmarked spoilers abound. Tread carefully.
Cobra Kai is a comedy-drama web series acting as a sequel to The Karate Kid trilogy, revolving around former rival to Daniel LaRusso, Johnny Lawrence, as his reopening of the eponymous karate dojo reignites the rivalry (and the issues) that started the franchise.
Cobra Kai is an American martial arts comedy-drama television series and a sequel to the original The Karate Kid films created by Robert Mark Kamen. The series was created by Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz, and Hayden Schlossberg, and is distributed by Sony Pictures Television.
Season 4 does a far better portrayal by having Cobra Kai learn Miyagi-Do's style from Robby in order to predict their attacks. This results in Cobra Kai taking out several of Miyagi-Do's members in the All-Valley Tournament.
Cobra Kai turns a bunch of bullied kids into bullies thanks to the Strike First policy. Hawk is the worst of them all, remaking his entire identity to have a large mohawk and several tattoos — and a violence-prone jerkass attitude to go with it.
The Coyote Creek challenge is full of awesome moments for Cobra Kai's students: throughout the exercise, quickly racking up 5 "kills" and taking out Mitch in seconds with an ambush by leaping from a tree. He also gets an implied.
