EVERYTHING YOU MISSED IN COBRA KAI SEASON 6 PART 3 | 70+ Easter eggs
#cobrakai #cobrakaiandkaratekid #movie #karatedojo #karatedojo #thenextkaratekid #karatedojo #cobrakaiseason6 #karate #karatekid3 0:00 Intro 0:21 Episode 11: Into the Fire 3:38 Episode 12: Rattled 6:59 Episode 13: Skeletons 9:47 Episode 14: Strike Last 12:09 Episode 15: Ex-Degenerate EVERYTHING YOU MISSED IN COBRA KAI SEASON 6 PART 3 | 70+ Easter eggs Cobra Kai Season 6, Part 3 is packed with Easter eggs and callbacks to previous seasons and The Karate Kid films. Episode 11: Into the Fire The title references Kwon’s cremation and Terry Silver’s relentless pursuit of the Sekai Taikai. Master Kim Sun-Yung unveils a martial arts scroll, paralleling Daniel’s discovery in Season 4. Gunther Braun’s massage scene mirrors John Kreese’s in The Karate Kid Part III. Silver’s yacht appears for the first time, tying back to a Season 6 mention. Master Kim references Captain Turner, Kreese’s Vietnam commander. Kim Da-Eun’s injury treatment echoes Mr. Miyagi’s healing technique. Vanessa LaRusso (played by Ralph Macchio’s daughter) returns. Daniel’s bonsai tree accident recalls a past encounter with Silver. Kim Da-Eun ultimately turns against her grandfather, symbolized by burning his knife. Episode 12: Rattled Training montages parallel Season 4’s preparation for the All Valley tournament. The Sekai Taikai board meeting mirrors past deliberations. Chozen receives a letter from Okinawa, mimicking Mr. Miyagi’s scene in The Karate Kid Part II. Chozen is set up on a date with Moon’s mother. Bobby advises Johnny, similar to Season 3. Johnny humorously references his Season 5 fight with Cobra Kai senseis. He also retrieves an engagement ring from his stepfather, subtly honoring the late Edward Asner (Sid). Sam and Tory visit the All Valley arena, recalling Daniel and Sam’s past tour. Johnny rushes to the hospital for Carmen, reflecting his absence during Robby’s birth. His newborn daughter is named Laura, after his mother. Episode 13: Skeletons Johnny and Kreese reunite at the same spot where Kreese once confronted him in The Karate Kid. Darryl Vidal returns as a referee. Amanda LaRusso becomes a “karate mom,” akin to a character from Season 1. Robby’s fight against Axel mirrors Daniel’s Karate Kid injury scene. Chozen debunks the myth of Miyagi’s healing touch. Robby’s mom, girlfriend, and sensei support him, mirroring Daniel’s support system. 9:47 Episode 14: Strike Last The title contrasts “Strike First.” Daniel and Johnny drive Mr. Miyagi’s car, revisiting Season 1. Johnny and Miguel share a moment at a mini-mart, recalling a past conversation. Tory defeats Zara using Miguel’s past tournament move. Miguel’s gift to Sam references their hospital scene in Season 3. Axel is ordered to target Miguel’s spine, recalling Miguel’s Season 2 injury. He refuses, paralleling Bobby in The Karate Kid. Dennis is revealed as the one who burned Mike Barnes’ store. Kreese and Silver’s fight mirrors Silver’s tactics from Season 5. Episode 15: Ex-Degenerate The title references Season 1’s “Ace Degenerate” and Johnny’s growth. A flashback shows Johnny at his mother’s grave, struggling with his past. However, present-day Johnny embraces fatherhood. A continuity error appears regarding his mother’s death date. A training montage resembles Rocky II and Daniel’s Karate Kid training. Lucille LaRusso presents Sam with a necklace tied to Mr. Miyagi’s past. Johnny’s locker room face-off with Wolf mirrors Daniel’s in The Karate Kid. He defeats Wolf using classic Cobra Kai techniques. His victory echoes Daniel’s famous words from 1984. The series concludes with Johnny’s financial success, Miguel’s Stanford acceptance, and Sam heading to Okinawa. Stingray returns to Cobra Kai, while Johnny merges Miyagi-Do and Cobra Kai philosophies. The final scene humorously mirrors the classic fly-catching moment, symbolizing Johnny and Daniel’s unlikely yet strong partnership. COBRA KAI NEVER DIES!
