Cobra Kai
Warning!
The ending ofCobraKaiseason 6, part 2, left off during theSekai Taikai finals.
Unfortunately, Kwon’s death inCobra Kaiseason 6, part 2, meant everything was up in the air.
The Sekai Taikai resumed, butCobra Kai dojo was left without a sensei or boys' division competitor.
However, Kreese didn’t leave the dojo rudderless.
Though he didn’t put a boy competitor forward,Kreese wanted to see Tory become a champion.
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After all, Kreese’s star student was the one who revived Cobra Kai in the first place.
There was still some hope for the girls' division, butSam felt conflicted about facing off with Tory.
Ultimately, Sam and Daniel decided to take Mr. Miyagi’s advice and avoided the fight entirely.
Robby entered the Sekai Taikai while deeply distracted and unable to lead his team effectively.
Miguel ultimately accepted this fact and helped Robby regain his confidence for the final matches in Barcelona.
When the Sekai Taikai came to the Valley for a finals do-over, Miguel was behind Robby 100 percent.
Daniel, Robby, Sam, and the rest of the Miyagi-Dos fully supported this.
The Sekai Taikai was Johnny’s first time in a formal competition since hisKarate Kidloss in 1984.
Everything came down to the match between Johnny and Sensei Wolf.
The ending ofCobra Kaiessentially took the ending ofThe Karate Kidand turned it on its head.
This time, Johnny was the less experienced and technically skilled fightera classic karate underdog.
Of course, he wound up winning in the end.
Tory, Miguel, Johnny, and Cobra Kai as a whole become world champions.
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