For six seasons, Cobra Kai brought nostalgia to the 80's and absurd karate action on YouTube, and then to Netflix, just to reach a climate conclusion earlier this year with End of Season 6 of Cobra Kai. Netflix built the appropriate finals with many fanfare, giving each character appropriate sending (some more explosive than the others) and wrapping things with a series of duels from one to one world champion for key characters.

It is rare in the streaming era that shows that they come out so decisively on their own conditions, and yet the popularity of the show means that many fans still hope to have a chance for the Cobra Kai Season 7. Is there really, yet? Well, probably not - at least, not under that name. The show itself, Starswells and the Netflix itself have made it clear that Season 6 is the end, but they also discussed extensively about the potential of spin-offs or extensions along the line.

One of them is already coming to large screens later this year. "Karate Kid: Legends", A film collected by Daniel Laruso (Ralph McCio) and Mr -Jan (Jackkeepy Chan) from the 2010 Karate Kid Restart will be premiered on May 30. While it is a technically different creative team from the one behind Cobra Kai, the director confirmed that the two stories are canonical with another, and that the film takes place three years after the "Cobra" Season 6 series are all theorized streaming successors who could functionally take the place of the season.

Officially, Cobra Kai is over, and although it seems inevitable The "Karate Child" saga will continueIt makes sense that we will see a little break before the next big project in Netflix. Even if a significant proportion of the teams and the Cobra Kai production team were supposed to move to a new series, there will still be changes, which means more time spent. Writer rooms will need to be collected, new actors are thrown - all the things to be completed before the exhibition begins.

In other words, this gap is sure to be bigger than what we have seen before Individual seasons "Cobra Kai". While Netflix would definitely like to keep the fan-based that is built around the franchise, it takes time to prepare a new new show ready for walking-in particular when the company in question has more potential spin-off ideas, as it seems, is the case with Cobra Kai.

The "Cobra Kai" show Oshosh Haled, Jonon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlosberg have made it clear that they want to continue working in the "Karate Child" universe, or "Miyagi-Versi", as they call it. And it seems that the franchise can go from the whole direction, two potential spin-offs are the indictment. One would be a A retraining series starring a young Mr Miyagiand the other would be a The sequel "Cobra Kai" and spin-off starring Hawk (Obeykob Bertrand) and Demetri.

The show's trio discussed the second idea in an interview with Fun weeklySince Jurwitz teases that it "can" be a "very thorough document" in which the spin-off-off "Binary Bros." and Demetri are detailed. (Starvala "Cobra Kai" Xolo Maridueña also supported the idea.)

As for the potential Miyagi series, there is a lot of passion for the creative team to move things. "I would say that we definitely want to do it and talked about it," Schlsolberg said in an interview with Hollywood reporter. "As we finish that, we'll see exactly which way we go to spin-off, but it's definitely something we wanted to do. We just want to wait until we finish Cobra Kai first before we get into it."

With Sami Taikai and Cobra Kai returned to Johnoni Lawrence (William Tooth), most of the biggest stories of Cobra Kai are wrapped. Nyoni will teach classes and raise his new child with Carmen (Vanessa Rubio); Sam (Mary Muser) and Miguel go to college; Both Robbie (Tanner Buchanan) and Tori (Payton's list) have become professional competitors and influencers of karate. Both Kon Crace (Martin Cova) and Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith) are probably dead after the apparent murder-suicide of silver yachtAnd Daniel has been free from the whole high -high karate drama, at least for now.

Any show or season that takes place after all that you will have to miss some new stories. If we present ourselves after Demetri and Hawk at College, it would probably look more like the episodes on the Cobra Kai campus we have already received-more comical writing in the Bong Beer genre (something Hurwitz, Flyberg and Held are well acquainted), with a little bit of karate. The Miyagi Prequel series would be more ambitious, and because it would require all production cuttings for a full period, and because there will probably be much more focus on military skills.

Obeykob Bertrand and Ianani Decenzo and both will have to top the Binary Bros. spin-off sheet, while the Miyagi series will require a completely new actor. Brian Takahashi played a young version of Miyagi's Miyagi in some dream sequences during the Cobra Kai season, but the show also relied on some pretty understandable Ai/CCs magic to bring the original actor Morita to other sequences. It is unclear whether a new show will continue with Takahashi or bring someone a new one.

For any stories set up for season 6, "binary brosses" or otherwise, there is potential for arrival. "Cobra Kai" has made a tradition to include smaller performances from the past actors "Karate Kid" so that it would not be anything new. Actors like Xolo Maridueña or Peyton List are unlikely to play big roles again, as they have some pretty big projects going elsewhere at this point. But there is always the possibility of reprisals in a single episode, especially in older actors "Cobra Kai".

Out of projects that seem to be in works, there are tons Other spin-off-off-off fans would like to see them. For the time being, it is a "rush and wait" game, but it would be shocking if the franchise does not return to Netflix in one form or another. It just can't be a "cobra of" season 7, exactly.