Luckily, though, he wakes up in time to save Johnny from a near-fatal beatdown. With Johnny and Chozen, he goes straight to Silver's house, and is promptly knocked unconscious. In the end, Mike reappears intent on revenge against Daniel, though he soon realizes his real enemy is Silver. It backfires, though, and Mike's store ends up burned down by Terry. When Daniel goes to his shop, assuming Mike is working with Silver once more, Mike surprises him by being a nice guy, and he actually offers up some information that helps. He owns a furniture store and reveals he was banned from karate after the All Valley. In Cobra Kai season 5, though, Mike is no longer a bad guy. Miyagi wisdom got him back on his feet, and he scored the winning point in the sudden death round. Daniel wasn't doing so well against Mike, but some Mr. Then, the plan was to finish the match in one strike and take home the trophy for Cobra Kai. He was enlisted by Silver to beat Daniel in the All Valley tournament, but in a particularly nasty way: the plan was for Mike to win a point against Daniel, then do something to get the point taken away as penalty, and on and on until the sudden death round.
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In that film, he was a straight up villain dubbed Karate's Bad Boy. Sean Kanan's Mike Barnes returns from The Karate Kid 3. That means Kreese is once again loose, though how that turns out is a question for season 6 (should one happen). The bloodstains are actually jello, and he stole his doctor's pass to escape from prison. Aww.īut what about Kreese? Well, as it turns out, Kreese faked his death, again. Miguel and Sam rekindle their relationship, as do Robby and Tory. Mike shows up no worse for wear and with a priceless painting stolen from Silver's place that he intends to sell to try and recover from losing his entire livelihood. The police arrive, as does Johnny, Mike, and… Chozen! He survived his awful wound, but he does need medical attention, so he's ushered into an ambulance. With Silver defeated and the cheating exposed, Cobra Kai seems finished. That's enough to finish the battle and beat Silver, hopefully for good this time. To win the fight, Daniel uses a very familiar move: that iconic crane kick, for the very first time in the series. The strategy works – though Silver is down but not out.
Daniel uses the very techniques that Silver taught him to take down the villain, which is intercut with flashbacks to The Karate Kid 3 of Silver teaching him the moves. He refuses to go down without a fight, though, and at Amanda's urging, Daniel steps onto the mat to face him. The clip Tory chose is a conversation between her and Silver that confirms the sensei cheated by bribing the referee.
#SENSEI KREESE TV#
He manages to get it working and sends it to the Cobra Kai TV screens: everyone watches as Silver is exposed for rigging the All Valley. The Miyagi-Dos and Eagle Fangs use their egg technique that Chozen taught them earlier in the season, protecting Anthony LaRusso (Griffin Santopietro) in the middle as he tries to upload the video. How did the Cobra Kais find out? Well, Mitch (Aedin Mincks) betrayed his friends.Īll out battle breaks out in the Cobra Kai dojo. They show up and try to fight their way up to the office, where Samantha LaRusso (Mary Mouser), Miguel Diaz (Xolo Maridueña), Hawk (Jacob Bertrand), Demetri (Gianni DeCenzo), Robby Keene (Tanner Buchanan), and Tory are searching for the footage. The Cobra Kai kids are onto the Miyagi-Dos and Eagle Fangs, though. All seems lost, until Tory volunteers another video they can use instead. Over at the dojo, the kids discover that the footage has gone.
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