Cobra Kai’s Best Ending Theory Is Too Good Not To Happen
How many seasons will Cobra Kai have is a question that remains unanswered, but one theory already details the show’s best ending. At a time when many sequels, remakes, and reboots of famous movies and shows struggle to capture the magic of the original production, Cobra Kai is the perfect example of how to continue something that is already loved by the audiences while also creating something new. The decades-old rivalry between Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence was the starting point for the show, but in Cobra Kai season 5, there is way too much at stake than just a dispute between the two characters.
Cobra Kai season 1 had “The Karate Kid legacy" as its tagline, something that the show honors to this day. References and callbacks to the first three Karate Kid movies abound in Cobra Kai, but the show does not rely on nostalgia only. For example, John Kreese returned at the end of Cobra Kai season 1 to become the show’s main villain in seasons 2 and 3, and now The Karate Kid Part III villain Terry Silver has taken over the Cobra Kai dojo and the Valley itself.The Karate Kid Part II’s Chozen is also back, now as Daniel’s Miyagi-Do partner, and many believe that Mike Barnes returns in Cobra Kai season 5.
Related: Why Chozen Was So Skilled In Cobra Kai (When He Wasn't In Karate Kid 2)
One thing definitely confirmed for Cobra Kai season 5 is that some old rivalries will continue. For example, Miguel and Robby will have a fight, as revealed by the Cobra Kai season 5 trailer. After so many personal disputes, not to mention the different karate dojos conflicts, there’s not really a better ending for Cobra Kai – whenever that is – other than Daniel, Johnny, and their students truly combining forces in one dojo. While that was
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