Cobra Kai S6 part 2 is now streaming

[silverstarry]

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At the Sekai Taikai, Miyagi-Do faces new challenges and old enemies as they battle to become world champions - can they stay united as internal rivalries bubble back to the surface?

Part 3 (the final five episodes of the show) will air February 13.

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Feel free to discuss S6 here! I will post another discussion thread for part 2 next week

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[silverstarry]

[Spoiler (click to open)]I hate that they are going to make it a big thing that the Cobra Kai kid accidentally stabbed himself and died. I'm not trying to be dismissive of a death, but that was no one's fault but his own. I'm not even going to blame Kreese for bringing that knife with him because that kid CHOSE to pick it up and go running full speed to try to murder someone else. Hopefully the multiple cameras they had streaming the competition show that (but I'm sure that for dramatic purposes, they won't have clear footage so there will be an investigation into who killed this kid despite Daniel's eyewitness account).

For a similar reason, I was also annoyed that Daniel was so shocked/upset by finding out that whoever Mr. Miyagi fought in the 1940s tournament died. First of all, he is jumping to a lot of conclusions based on almost no information. Apparently the Sekai Taikai records aren't thorough enough to provide an explanation of how or why his opponent died so for all they know, he had a severe asthma attack. On top of that, I'm pretty sure that anyone who practices martial arts knows that accidents happen all the time. The Mr. Miyagi who was shown in the movies was not the kind of person who would murder someone on purpose, so I would be inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt. Instead of acting like Mr. Miyagi did this terrible thing, Daniel should be feeling bad that Mr. Miyagi had to carry this terrible thing with him for his entire life.

The main thing that has really annoyed me about this entire S6 Mr. Miyagi storyline is Daniel's attitude. I totally understand wanting to learn more about someone he considered a mentor and a father figure. And I'm willing to concede that Daniel was a bullied teenager when they met so his first thought wasn't to ask Mr. Miyagi for his life story. But acting like Mr. Miyagi had this whole secret life that he kept from Daniel is ridiculous. There are so many things that my own parents (who I have a good relationship with) have never told me, and even when I start asking direct questions, they are reluctant to share a lot about their pasts. That doesn't mean they are hiding a bunch of secrets. It means that there are things they aren't comfortable talking about. That doesn't mean they are hiding some huge life altering secrets though.

When Daniel found out that Mr. Miyagi had committed a crime (I can't remember what it was but I think it was burglary?), again I was not surprised that he didn't volunteer that information to Daniel. Not everyone wants to go around talking about things that they're ashamed of or feel guilty about. That doesn't make Mr. Miyagi a terrible person. No matter how close you are to someone, they are entitled to some shred of privacy.

The thing that made me REALLY mad about Robby cheating on Tory is that when she said they should focus on the tournament while they were there, her meaning seemed pretty clear, but it was very specifically clarified when Robby asked if she was breaking up with him and she said no but that they needed to put things on pause so they could each focus on karate. But somehow he took "let's not have any relationship drama for the next three days" and interpreted that as "fuck other people."

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[life_after_luv]

I agree with everything you wrote.

[Link to spoiler]Esp the Miyagi stuff and Daniel's attitude. He is absolutely jumping to conclusion. He actually pissed me off when he hit Johnny for even mentioning Miyagi's secret in the first set of episodes and the way Johnny had to bite his tongue and hold himself back from hitting him back. To be honest if he knocked Daniel's lights out for that, it would have been totally deserved. And that is another thing that bugs me. How much Johnny has had to take a backseat to Daniel/Miyagi stuff. I feel a bit sad for him. I know some might not agree, but he brought back Cobra Kai and started it back from nothing and had to fight Daniel all the way to keep it, then finally won the tournament, then lost Cobra Kai to Kreese, then to Silver cause he's not the owner. Then lost his students and got some back and then lost his own Eagle Fang and now has to work with Daniel's Dojo under Miyagi, doing it basically Daniel's way, while actually working for Daniel as his real job at the dealership. And even have Daniel's daughter basically telling him he needs to do it her dad's way. And if he dare brings up Miyagi, Daniel is ready and willing to hit him almost every time and does actually hit him. Like I know that man is ready to roundhouse kick him and scream and I don't blame him. lol

[silverstarry]

I am so mad that I messed up the gif link in my previous post and now I can't edit it!

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[silverstarry]

Johnny still says and does some stupid impulsive things, but everything you described shows just how much growth he's had because instead of losing his shit and punching Daniel in the face constantly, he has been biting his tongue A LOT because he doesn't want to upset Daniel. Even when he gets mad (like about the steaks or the obnoxious guy on the plane), he doesn't immediately resort to knocking somebody around. He is clearly making an effort to be in control and not fly off the handle which is a huge amount of growth since S1.

On a kind of shallow note, imagine flying from LA to Barcelona back to LA and then back to Barcelona all within what I think was maybe three days. I would have to sleep for a week after that!

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[sibylblack]

The flight thing was ridiculous and I kept thinking no way Miguel would have been able to fight after all that lol