This is that. After six years and six seasons (The last one split into three parts), "Cobra Kai" has finally arrived in its latest episodes. Although individually, the three works of Season 6 felt slow and incomplete, together they make one of the best seasons on the show, especially since Part 3 has some of the best episodes in the whole show. (In other words, Netflix probably didn't have to split all like this.)

"Cobra Kai" went a long way. She has survived skepticism and loss of its initial liberation platform to become one of the best shows in the past few years, and one of the best hereditary sequels, periods. It is really striking that this show - which started as a larger and dramatic version of "How I Meet Your Mother" - will end not only to make a very effective "karate kid" in which a new generation of karate enthusiasts, But they also served as a continuation of the dreams of the first three Karate Kid films. For the past six years, we have seen Daniel Laruso (Ralph McCio) and Nyoni Lawrence (William Fla) argue and argue as an old couple before they eventually become good friends. They even teamed up with other antagonists, Josen (Ezhji Homoto) and Mike Burns (John Canan), to fight Johnon Crayse (Martin Cova) and Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith).

Cobra Kai is a show that has always understood how and when to do fans, relying on nostalgia to say something new about the characters desired and echoing the past in order to explore new stories. In its latest episodes, Cobra Kai turns into 11 and delivers five hours full of the craziest moments not only in the show, But the franchise in general.

Part 2 of Season 6 left after Sei Taikai was interrupted by a violent brawl that resulted in an unexpected and tragic death. The new episodes gathered shortly thereafter, with the tournament officially giving up and everyone is still withdrawing from violent events and their chances of fame. That's as long as Terry Silver (of course, who else?) Score his way to organize the rest of the tournament to play anyway - this time in The famous location that once hosted the 1984 All-Dolina Tournament.

Not everyone is on the ship. For one, Kon Crace is not interested in having one of his students. Here is probably the biggest surprise and the best story of the season, as we see a radically different creese, the one who is extremely shocked by the death of Kwon. What follows is the culmination of the topics of the whole franchise, that of the relationship between teachers and students, and how teacher mistakes affect their students. Martin Cova does a spectacular job by showing the crisis of Creses' faith, thinking about his past actions and whether there is room for him in this karate world.

This topic extends to both Daniel and Johnoni. The former finally gets a resolution on the seasonal mystery of Miyagi's past, which was and remains underestimated. Of course, it is interesting that the show claims that Miyagi was not a saint, and to see Daniel reconciled with the fact that his mentor was a lack of man, but to make an element of mystery throughout the season, made the resolution coming Anyway.

If Part 3 of the Cobra Kai Season 6 explains something, it is that this show has always been a trip to Johnoni Lawrence on William Tooth. Grab gets the big place in the spotlight of these last five episodes, doing some best in his career, because Johnoni faces his demons, the damage that Cres has done on him, and his insecurities, at the same time recognizes his achievements and how far come.

"Cobra Kai" has always been good in knowing how to arm nostalgia in the right ways, and the latest episodes are to look back so you can expect. There are many references, gives, direct feedback and complete recreations at times of the first "karate child" in these episodes, and they never feel like writers nodded in front of the audience.

Instead, references are there to say something about both the past and the present, to show the progression of the characters. Without spoiling surprises, let's say that the latest episodes of "Cobra Kai" are a fan accomplishments, and a six -year culmination of the right feedback at the right time. When the moment of truth about this show came, it proved to be the best.

/Film rating 8 out of 10

Season 6 Season 3 Part 3 moves to Netflix starting from February 13, 2025.