The Hunger for Cobra Kai VI is Afoot

 


When I saw the latest trailer for Cobra Kai season 6, I expected maybe some partying and scenes of a happy ending, not more drama. 




From the looks of it, the Sekai Taikai struggles may be putting Daniel and Johnny back to square one.
 





And though Sam and Tory have made amends, I guess she's still not fully accepted into Miyagi-do, at least by someone other than Sam.



                                        




Or Miguel and Robby. Maybe they're debating who deserves to be Johnny's golden boy in and out of karate.


At least at some point, the rivalry stops between Sam and Tory. Perhaps they're finally having a girls' night out before the Sekai Taikai.

All photos courtesy of Netflix and Sony Pictures Television.

Now, I was hoping that now that Daniel rehashed the ending of Karate Kid Part III in the season 5 finale of Cobra Kai but better, maybe some peace could finally come for him, Johnny, their students and their families. But I realize that whether it's drama as a whole or just Cobra Kai, there's always a twist to see how the balance gets established. How will the adults and kids survive this next season, we'll see in three parts. I just hope in the end, Johnny and Daniel and their groups can get some common ground, or in their case, fists and kicks. Hopefully, even Kreese. Thanks to Ralph Macchio, William Zabka, and all the cast and crew for bringing Cobra Kai this far.





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