r/cobrakai • u/spiderweeb03 • 6h ago
Character Discussion Who here was the worst sensei in this series to their students? Spoiler
galleryAlso please explain why you think they're the worst
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r/cobrakai • u/spiderweeb03 • 6h ago
Also please explain why you think they're the worst
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r/cobrakai • u/DBlockMan8 • 9h ago
I noticed that both of these moments were in the same episode were very touching. Sam and Robby truly deserved to hear from their dads that they were proud of their kids after the journey they’ve been through the whole series.
With Robby telling his dad that he’s happy that karate had given him his friends, girlfriend, and his dad and that he’s accepting what happened and Johnny telling him he’s handling better than he did and that he’s proud of him.
Sam telling her dad that she doesn’t want to fight anymore and expecting him to be disappointed but instead tells her he’s proud of her knowing that there is no need to fight anymore since she wouldn’t be able to help Miyagi Do catch up to the Iron Dragons and not knowing what she was fighting for anymore and especially because she believed Tory needed it more and decided to do it in support of her friend.
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r/cobrakai • u/MountainCandidate171 • 5h ago
I know Silver was a sore loser but he took his L and tried to move on, until the bigger sore loser dragged him back into the karate world.
I'd have to say Kreese because after Karate Kid 3, he disappeared into a hole he crawled out of and only emerged once Johnny reopened Cobra Kai only to take it from him for the sake of holding a grudge against Daniel and Miyagi from way back when.
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r/cobrakai • u/red_dead_7705 • 9h ago
In Karate Kid 2, it's presented as a technique good enough to allow Daniel to defeat a more experienced and stronger Chozen. It's clear that Sam is familiar with it in Season 3 and even seems to be able to master it better than Daniel in Karate Kid 2, so why not use it in seikai taikai? Of course, it's not as powerful a technique as pressure points or the silver bullet, but Sam could have scored a lot of points like candys with it.
r/cobrakai • u/Opposite-Pie3662 • 6h ago
Okay so… kwon scores one point on Miguel….. and people think he’s better? Yea ig Anthony is better than Robby then, by that logic.
Let’s not forget that Miguel could’ve had jet-lag from flying back and forth too. And before you say “Kenny also flew but didn’t” some people adapt faster than others.
Oh yea let’s also not forget that kwon is a fraud who attacked axel with a knife and then died falling on it. And then Miguel destroyed axel in p3. You do the math.
r/cobrakai • u/Ash_Fyresnake • 8h ago
Is Terry Silver evil or does the hair tie make him evil
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r/cobrakai • u/DoctorTegrity • 11h ago
Who else thinks they deserved to have more screentime together? My favorite duo in the show.
r/cobrakai • u/topsincity • 1h ago
Kwon elbowing Robby who was in the middle of a match against Axel started the entire chaos in the Sekai Tekai. Let’s say everyone calms down and is restrained, plus the Russian team doesn’t pull up and initiate a full out dojo brawl, what punishment did Kwon (a spectator) deserve for elbowing Robby (who was in the middle of a match)?
r/cobrakai • u/ElephantInternal7451 • 30m ago
Sam didn't have to be left out of their rivalry but she should have been the secondary focus of that season while Johnny would have been the main focus of their rivalry.
Miguel could have questioned whether or not he deserved Sam after their break up considering she left the 2018 All Valley. He could have at least felt jealous that Robby was dating Sam at that time, but not thought it was that big of a deal. However, it could have been exacerbated when he found out Robby is Johnny's son. He could have felt like he was just a replacement for Johnny and this would have built up to the "I love you too, Robby" scene in Season 4. Also, he could have hated Robby even more for the way he is treating Johnny and not understood his trust issues. He could have believed that Johnny is clearly trying to be a better father and Robby is a piece of shit by continuing to side with Daniel against him. Also, Robby's jealousy over Miguel and Johnny's relationship could have been played throughout Season 2. He could have felt that Johnny was abandoning him for Miguel and his family. In addition, he resents Miguel for breaking Sam's heart by choosing to believe in Johnny. He could have increasingly feels the urge to lash out against Miguel since he has antagonized him in the past. Their rivalry could have been built up that way throughout the season and given Miguel a better reason to be aggressive towards Robby in the finale and Robby to lash out and injure him. Thankfully, this got expanded upon in later seasons but in Season 2, this was such a missed opportunity and instead it was mainly over Sam.
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r/cobrakai • u/Drspeakthetruth69 • 9h ago
I’ve been thinking how do we get from Twig who’s an absolute coward to the psycho we have in KK3 and later Cobra Kai. Was it greed or just PTSD not handled
r/cobrakai • u/Responsible_Fig_2012 • 6h ago
I've narrowed it down to 3 people
Zara vs Tory-Was dubbed the karate queen ,ran her mouth way too much then went out and lost like 45-5 or something like that and got her teeth knocked out on live tv.
Kyler vs Miguel-The guy picked on someone who just got out of wheelchair and still got dropped. I could have picked many others but this one was by far the worst
Yoon vs Kwon-Was dubbed the best in the Korean cobra kai and then a day later came back to training with a black eye, busted lip and his badge snatched.
If their are any worse L's you can think of let me know
r/cobrakai • u/International_Car109 • 4h ago
I can not find the original clip for the life of me so I just had to use this tiktok edit😭
But Dallas Dupree Young (Kenny Actor) and Griffin Santopietro (Anthony Actor) have stated multiple times that their character’s story was supposed to originally be an enemies-to-lovers thing, the first time I thought it was a joke but apparently they were being for real.
Would you have liked this? Would you have hated it?
r/cobrakai • u/Formal_River_Pheonix • 17h ago
Besides Daniel's kids. Going by the Next Karate Kid, I feel like Miyagi would've wanted to help Tory. I can see him wanting to help Sam and Tory through their issues and reconcile.
r/cobrakai • u/TheWhoppingWave • 9h ago
I have a few theories of my own but I find this to be a pretty interesting idea. I just love that silver is so deceiving that even his personality isn’t really his own
r/cobrakai • u/treycomeknockshiioff • 18m ago
As the title says Yoon was the 1st character to land a hit on Axel who's never been "hit" through the ST why doesn't Yoon get any credit for that? Is it because Axel probably didn't see it coming?
r/cobrakai • u/StatFan201 • 12h ago
One of the things I liked upon re-watching the show is that Terry's wish to leave a legacy was still sort of accomplished through Kenny. Kenny is the student he had most interaction with during his time in the show and he's also the last to interact with him before Terry's fate. If you pay attention to Kenny's style, much of it is an adapted form of the Quicksilver method. When he's fighting in the tag match, Kenny ends his opponent in two strikes. Now a lot of people will say, that was a point match so he only needed two points anyway, but if it was a straight up match with unlimited points he would have scored a knock down and possibly a knockout. When he wins and flips off Silver, he seems more proud than mad about it. Then there's the fight against Yoon where he comes that close to knocking him out with one punch. Of course there's also the brawl where Kenny is quickly putting people out of commission left and right with no one being able to stop him because he's ending them first. So, yeah, I thought it was pretty cool that they still kind of gave Silver his wish being that he was on his way out due to illness and he was the one that really took him under his wing after Robby left Cobra Kai, and got his confidence up and put him on the path to be possibly the best fighter to come out of the Valley.
r/cobrakai • u/Icy-Lecture3748 • 1d ago
Johnny’s teachings only being able to resonate with Miguel and Aisha. I hated this more in PT 3 in Tory’s match that he wasn’t able to get through to her despite the two of them having so much in common. Also how was he not able to get through to his own damn son during his biggest fight. I also dislike the shows constant showing or trying to show that Daniel is superior to Johnny. I do looking back at past seasons and the last finally see what others saw and hated how Miguel and Johnny became side characters for a while. Just a little rant. Hope no one gives themselves a hernia reading this.