What happens to cobra kais grades in the final

SPOILER ALERT: This piece discusses the last season of Cobra Kai.

Finally, Cobra Kai is completed. Over six wild seasons, creators Josh Head, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg managed to deliver something far more fun and more ridiculous than most imagined Karate Kid Successor: An unabologetically nostalgic reunion of countless role crew of the 1980s original franchise combined with a new crop of karate children to pass Mr. Miyagi’s inheritance to the next generation.

For the most part, the show has remained consistently and unlikely, although some would say that it surpassed its welcome by lasting for so long. In many ways, efforts are higher than ever in this last part of the journey, one season split over three batches of five episodes that are widely structured around Sekai Taikai World Karate tournament in Spain – a tournament moved to San Fernando Valley a month later after a Korean competitor named Kwon (played by Brandon H. Lee) dies.

So how did it Cobra Kai Download from the cliffhanger in Barcelona and send his role crew of adults and teenage warriors in the last batch of episodes that fell this week? Let’s review each character, one by one.

Johnny Lawrence

This whole show is built around an adult version of the teen villain from the original Karate KidSomeone whose life went downhill the moment he lost that all Dalt tournament against a rookie named Daniel Larusso (Ralph Macchio). In the last stretch of the show, the now adult Johnny (William Zabka) is still working on moving on from his fear of being eternally considered a loser. It includes a few surprising catartic conversations between him and John Creees finally able to move mentally, especially when Kreese helps him regain control of Cobra Kai Karate Dojo to meet against the rival Iron Dragons of the Sekai Taikai final.

Because the two teams points are tied after the students compete, Johnny is put in an unexpected position: he has to fight for the younger, stronger Sensei Wolf in a draw. By listening to Daniel’s PEP conversations and remembering his lessons, he is able to balance his offensive Cobra Kai tactics and his defensive Miyagi-Do skills and pull out the victory for his dojo. It is an expected but triumphant conclusion to the show’s unlikely sub-dog, and his ultimate happy ending a house for his family and drives a Cobra Kai Dojo in connection with Daniel’s Miyagi-Do Dojo feels completely.

Daniel Larusso

Most of Daniel’s psychological roadblock this season was about the revelations about his old Sensei: Not only did Mr. Miyagi once Rob and attacked a man, but he accidentally killed a competitor in Sekai Taikai. This temporarily created Daniel’s understanding of his famous pasifist mentor, but a dream talk with Miyagi (with some slightly tasteless AI who replaced the deceased Pat Morita) and some new information about the robbery-he acted in self-defense while looking for the necklace stolen by a Interning camp guard from Miyagi’s deceased wife-gives him the opportunity to go ahead and return to the real meaning of Miyagi-Do.

At this point in the tournament, Team Miyagi-Do is too far behind on points to plausible to catch up and win as a dojo, but Daniel’s newfound inner peace helps him accept this loss and move on to support Johnny at Cobra Kai. Just as it is always gratifying to see Johnny applying Daniel’s (and Miyagis) lessons, it is also fun to see Daniel take on Cobra Kai values. He even says the phrase “Cobra Kai never dies” this season, which the old Daniel would never do. Oh, and it would be wrong not to mention Daniel’s wife Amanda (Courtney Henggeler), still a charming secret weapon to keep the show ground in these episodes.

Miguel Diaz

Everyone hails the new boys world champion in karate. Miguel (Xolo Maridueña) may have lost Miyagi-Do Captain Spot to Robby (Tanner Buchanan) for Sekai Taikai, but in the last episodes he gets the opportunity to redeem himself by stepping in to replace Kwon at Cobra Kai Squad, yet once monitored by his long -time sensei, Johnny. It offers some nostalgic parallels to its All Valley win for Cobra Kai in the Season 1 final, although Axel from Iron Dragons is a formidable opponent who is willing to play dirty. But Miguel pulls off the victory, and later that day he gets the news of his acceptance to Stanford.

Samantha Larusso

To explore Barcelona in the previous episodes that Episodes got Sam (Mary Mouser) to discover a real desire to get out of his comfort zone and spend more time away from the valley. In the last episodes, she decides for a year’s program in Okinawa, inspired by her father’s stories of that time in his life, and this time her boyfriend, Miguel, is mature enough to unequivocally support her. He even joins the first few weeks. When it comes to Sekai Taikai, SAM makes the decision to resign and let Tory (Peyton list) go to the final, a satisfactory payment for their seasonal enemies-to-friends-bow.

Robby Keene

When Robby was selected as a Miyagi-DO captain of Sekai Taikai, it seemed that this could finally be his time to shine. But when he comes back to the boys’ semi-final a month after the tournament paused, Axel’s Sensei is unwilling to accept a loss-so the villainous Axel straight-up breaks Robbby’s legs on the mat and somehow wins and avoids disqualification. Robbby’s dreams of winning are dotted, which actually allows for a rather thoughtful moment of reflection. Furthermore, he eventually has everything that means

Tory Nichols

After losing his mother during Tryouts for the Sekai Taikai lineup, Tory isolated from everyone outside the strangely comforting familiarity of Cobra Kai. Now she has her friends left in her life, especially Sam. In the girls’ final, Tory stands opposite Zara from Iron Dragons, a secretly vicious but publicly loved karate influencer, but overcomes her tension when Robby says “I love you” and they kiss very publicly, draw cheer and applause from the crowd. From there, Tory lightly crushes Zara, and even knocks one of her teeth out and says, “Welcome to the valley, bitch” to repeat Zara’s jab back in Barcelona. Sweet Justice – and Tory is even offered a brand offers that would allow her and Robby to both fight competitively.

Eli “Hawk” Moskowitz and Demetri Alexopoulos

The self -designed “Binary Bros” spent most of the first two thirds of this season in a funk, locked in a small match about university plans. But at the end of their trip to Barcelona for Sekai Taikai in Season 6’s second installment, they had put together, and now they are back in bromance mode. When Hawk (Jacob Bertrand) enters Caltech, they immediately start planning to visit each other and take summer classes together – then Demetri (Gianni Decenzo) decides that he is not interested in mine and he would rather go to Caltech with his best Comrade (and, you know, their robotics program).

On a slightly less interesting note, Demetri’s girlfriend Yasmine eventually takes him back after the awkward moment when she discovered him via FaceTime and danced with a Spanish girl. This means that like the other candidates, both Demetri and Eli are still with their respective girlfriends attending college. It all clings with the show’s slightly over-the-top series of happy endings, although this is the type of show where a little imagination is understandable.

John Kreese

Who saw a Kreese Redemption arch coming? After escaping from prison and joining Kim da-eun (Alicia Hanah-Kim) to hone some murderers out of Cobra Kai student for Sekai Taikai, Kreese finally expressed some interest in making real changes with Johnny, especially after Johnny saved his life from Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith) under the chaos in Barcelona. He sincerely apologizes to his old student and acknowledges that the love he has to Johnny is a strength rather than a weakness – but he is also still determined to kill silver no matter what, especially on any sign that he is screwing with Johnny’s life, so he stews away on his yacht and blasts it with them both on it, with “Mercy” as his last line instead of his usual “no grace.”

Terry Silver

The death of this other long -time Karate Kid Villain came both ways; Early in the last episodes, Silver learns that he is deadly ill and has a maximum of six months to live. His last convicted efforts to win honor with his dojo at Sekai Taikai comes from an effort to solidify his heritage, but Kreese stops him before he can even see the grand finale. Their battle for death is exciting and funny, uncovered with a special over-the-top explosion.

Kenny Payne, Devon Lee and Anthony Larusso

The younger other strings hardly got any screen time in these last episodes, mostly because they treated most of their drama in the last batch, Shenanigans involving pointed water with laxatives. It may have been nice to check in with them once or twice, but the show confirms that they are still training with both Cobra Kai and Miyagi-Do at the end of the series.

Chozen and Kim da-eun

In Barcelona, ​​Chozen (Yuji Okumoto) was unexpectedly associated with the first woman who successfully distracts him from his heartache over Kumiko: Kim da-eun, the notorious and slightly violent sensei for Cobra Kai originally brought by Silver. And while she only appears markedly in an episode from the last five, the final shows a glimpse of Chozen that shows up to her dojang, suggesting that the two end up together.