Cobra Kai: Season 4 Set Up Explained

How season 3 set up the future of Cobra Kai
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Cobra Kai season two managed to top season one’s tournament drama by turning up the heat into a full blown high school brawl that landed Miguel in the hospital. It seemed like season three couldn’t possibly top the intensity from that season finale. Well, somehow it did. The third season of the famous Karate Kid follow-up showed Johnny and Daniel having to contend with their collective archenemy John Kreese and his more aggressive brand of Cobra Kai. If the latest finale is any indicator, season four should be even more intense. That’s because the gauntlet was THROWN DOWN by Kreese in the final minutes of the season. He declared that whatever dojo won the All Valley all three of them fought for would be the only one left to teach karate in the Valley. This means that all of the battles up to this point are nothing. Now it’s full blown war.

Kreese, being the only soldier of the three, is not playing around. He has tempted Daniel’s best student and Johnny’s own son Robby into his dojo and he’s calling in favors from the past. It’s likely that this new class of Cobra Kai will be the most terrifying yet.

Meanwhile, Johnny and Daniel are pulling their craziest move yet, joining forces to train all of their students in the ways of both Miyagi-Do and Eagle Fang karate.

So let’s dive right into season 4 of Cobra Kai early as we explore that season’s Dojo Wars!

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Cobra Kai Season Three
1:53 The Dojos Unite
3:50 The Final All Valley

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Written by: Jordan Phillips
Narrated by: Justin Freitas @JustinFreitasVO
Edited by: Temo L

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