This article contains spoilers For "Cobra Kai" Season 6, Part 3.

The films "Karate Child" started, and Cobra Kai accepted it: The use of more and more absurd special moves to win the day. The franchisee was known for these super-tech-changing techs before fighting games like "Street Fighter II" and "Mortal Kombat" made them popular, and the franchise never stopped. As a result, Cobra Kai builds a wealth of these iconic moves to choose from, usually at least one season. All of these secret techniques serve for a particular purpose, but they differ a great deal of power and the way they are used on the show.

For the purposes of this list, I will focus exclusively on feats. As such, an effective move as Nyoni Lawrence (William Tooth) The special eagle Fang, a flight tornado, is out, simply because its two most prominent moments are relatively supported. Plus, one of them sees Miguel Diaz (Xolo Maridueña) injured while trying to use it. Also, Sensei Wolf's (Lewis Tan) Shaolin Sunset has been proven a dangerous blow, but it takes centuries to set it up. Although he is deadly against a helpless or careless opponent, Nyoni is able to skillfully avoid and oppose it during their tie-breaker match in the series finals, Ex-Denegeneration.

With this elimination process, I landed on the following five moves. They are not all less than icons, after they ended up fighting in a dramatic way or otherwise showing their danger. It is time to list the best special fighting "karate kid"-looking at "Cobra Kai".

The first original special move introduced by "Cobra Kai" is a two -legged blow, which is so deeply difficult to make that even Daniel himself has never managed to pull it out. As such, when he takes Robbie Keane (Tanner Buchanan) as a student in season 1, he may describe the basics of the technique, but in fact not to show how to do it properly. This does not stop Robbie, who eventually reveals how to pull the move alone, becoming the second person after G -Din Miyagi (Morita's Road) for canonical .

This powerful attack on Miyagi-down to the road as the seasons are progressing, but does not take away from the influence of double legs. In addition to being the first new secret technique "Cobra Kai" we see, the move also gets a big moment in the spotlight when the injured Robbie successfully uses it as a desperate maneuver against cheating, ultimately the winning Miguel in the finals of season 1, "Mercy ".

The two new blow may not have a cold name, but his place in the narrative makes the closest thing Cobra Kai has on an original crane heir. This will go a long way to earn a position on this list, even if it was not such an impressive and efficient move in its place.

Knowing the glittering and kick-happy fighting style of Terry Silveren (Thomas Ian Griffith), it is a little surprise that his ultimate secret technique, the silver bullet, is essentially just a special karate attitude that ends with a very difficult blow to the opponent's chest. However, sometimes it is good to keep things simple. Thanks to its starting position "charging", a wonderful name and fatal power, the silver bullet is a special move for the textbook - a top -notch danger that can be released with the speed of lightning when it must.

Since the silver bullet can effectively break the air from a person's lungs and even hurt them, it is a struggle that ends with design finishing. The reign of the entire champion of the Hawk Valley (Obeykob Bertrand) finds this firsthand when the relatively inexperienced Kenny Payne (Dallas Dupri Young) uses the move in the episode of the 5 "Taikai" season. As a result, Hawk descends like a stone and must withdraw from the fight.

A varied, simple, fast and capable of hitting a hole in the training model, the only reason why the silver bullet is not higher on this list is its heel Achilles. As the Srebl reveals to his damage in the last fight in season 5 against Daniel, the technique can be blocked if the opponent is sufficiently qualified.

Crane -Udar - or crane technique, as he calls it Miyagi - is the only most iconic move in the whole franchise and is unusual with its design. Obviously, the stable attitude of the starting position and the shot delivered with the accompanying leg, made a unique attack that catches attacking Johnoni extremely out of guard in a "karate child". By the way, that blow begins with a series of events that directly lead to "Cobra Kai", which only adds to the prestige of crane technique.

As expected, the move makes fair several appearances on the show. In addition to the huge retrospective of "Karate Kid's Climate", Johnoni has briefly Miguel to use the move to ridicule Daniel in season 1 Heroic turnaround, Daniel himself returns Crane's shot to beat his fight against Terry Silver in the final of the season 5, "Head of The snake. "

The famous attack was behind the scenes Headache for McCio, cascaders and pro -War artistsBecause it's funny hard to perform. It is also so unconventional that its legality in a sanctioned competition is disputed even in the universe. However, despite its high status, the move is not completely invincible. During the Nyoni match against Sensei Wolf in "Ex-Degeneration", it was noted that a fighter at a sufficiently high level of skill would ridicule the technique. Josen Togucci (eagerly eye) and Daniel actually have some experience with this. In their confrontation with the "Karate Kid Part II", the first denies the crane attempt on the second with a simple fragment. Because of these shortcomings, the most famous "karate child" move in history is not the most powerful.

One of the two moves on this list that are specially designed to end life, the Miyagi pressure point technique enters the show in Season 3, Cosen's courtesy. The skill in turn from more warlike days of Miyagi-D, the pressure point is a group of lightning strikes that can disable or kill the opponent. The big move of the season is a partial version of the technique that temporarily paralyzes the enemy, and Daniel uses it as a retaliation after Johnon Crayse (Martin Cova) throws him through a glass door and is soon to stab him with chess.

In addition to catching the old Master of Cobra Kai, they are not fully aware of the pressure points, this moment also shows a darker side in Daniel's personality. Consumed by his hatred of all things Cobra Kai, he is very close to administering an additional pressure blow that would be fatal, but fortunately, he manages it on time.

Both Josen and Daniel retain the pressure attack in their arsenal, though they only flog it against particularly tough opponents. This shows certain weaknesses in the technique, seeing how Nyoni reveals how to partially oppose Daniel's attempt during their fight in the episode of the 4 "MatchPoint" season. Josen's short attempt to use a pressure point against silver in the "head of the snake" clearly hurts and causes the high villain to favor the other leg, but in the end, it only motivates the silver to grab a sword. Despite these minor problems, both men use the move so masterfully in season 3 that it is clear to see how dangerous it is.

The unnamed "black scroll technique" by Cobra Kai, Kim Sun-Jung (CS Lee), makes his debut in "Cobra Kai" Season 6 Part 3 Premiere, "in the fire". Avenging master Kim flogs this dark art after learning of the death of Kwon (Brandon H. Lee), and she specifically wants Jun (Daniel Kim) to learn that, so she can avenge Kwon's death by taking the life of the opponent. Even as a complete user of the technique rookie, Jun is able to make a terrible mess for his fellow students who fall into such an ultimate agony that makes the silver bullet look like a light summer wind. This, unfortunately, is not enough, and master Kim seems to be hellish to make Yun break the technique until someone dies.

After all, Crace helps Jun escape the situation, and after a failed assassination attempt, master Kim's granddaughter, Kim Da-eun, released the black scroll attack on the old military artist. Master Kim dies in a matter of seconds, and she praises the execution of the Da-eun technique with his last breath.

This mysterious multi-stroke attack is essentially a wicked version of the points of pressure in Miyagi, but also strongly resembles the mythical technique of five-point Palm from "Kill Bill" by Quentin Tarantino. This is appropriate, watching as malicious old military artists learning the technique, "Lord Kim and" Kill Bill "Pai Mei (Gordon Liu, Although Quentin Tarantino has almost taken the role), represent the same archetype of character. Due to its semi-mystical, deadly nature and the fact that it is terribly painful even when performing improperly, this dangerous attack is without comparison in the entire franchise "Karate Child", making the best film in the history of "Cobra Kai.