This article contains spoilers For "Cobra Kai" season 6 part 3.

Have you ever wondered why karate seems to be all and end for most of the characters "Cobra Kai" and those who do not seem all interested in spending their lives as a competitive athlete? The final bloc of the episodes of the show examines this issue on many fronts, as some characters accept military art as a proper call, and others have tried to explore other lifestyles. However, two characters do not show the outburst of obsessive karate life better than those of Johnon Crayse (Martin Quove) and Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith), two villains who have been part of the franchise since the original "Karate Kid" Trilogy.

China and Silver are the biggest antagonists of the franchise with a wide margin, but their various teaching methods and collisions are sending Cobra Kai to a collision course, not long after Cres returns silver to the Cobra Kai Season 4. The third part of Cobra Kai's last season It continues to show the effect Karate had on their lives and brings its own hostility to the explosive end.

In episode 14, "Strike Last", a ransom that searched for Cres, on the silver yacht, only in time to prevent Dennis (William Christopher Ford) fulfilling Terry's orders to direct Johnoni Lawrence's family . After Neutralized Henchmen, the two architudes go into a brutal battle to death, with the younger and harder silver to gain the upper arm. In the last second before silver, Cres manages to reach his cigarette cigarette and throw it into a nearby gasoline pool, and the next explosion took out the two villains (and probably the unconscious Dennis).

Although the last fight of China and Silver signifies a striking end to the two brightest villains, it is worth noting that Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 decides to take both of them without any truly a serious threat to protagonists. At the very beginning of this latest episodes block, Cres deals with the consequences of Quon (Brandon H. Lee) Death in "Cobra Kai" Season 6 part 2. Losing a fornication student finally makes the wicked sensit to think about the evil he brought to the world, which sends him to minimize the suffering he caused. After helping to raise the Starwar of Cobra Kai, Jun (Daniel J. Kim), Master Kim Sun-Jung (FS Lee) Deadly Training and addresses his mistakes to his closest Starvedant Students Tori Nichol Crayse relies on Cobra Kai's control of the latter and leaves for his latest mission to prevent silver will hurt someone again.

Concerning The big bad silver of the "Cobra Kai" franchise, The financier of the iron dragons is now divorced, the mortal sick and the money is rapidly expiring. His true desire is to see his team winning once again before he died. Of course, he is still growing in the sidelines, but 100% of the true physical threat to protagonists comes from Wolf Sensei (Louis Tan) and his students, and even one really one really unusual plan - the idea of ​​taking Johnoni's family like Nyoni's hostage hostage to make his fight against the wolf - it was accidentally kicked out of Crais in a matter of seconds.

It is appropriate that silver and crisis kill each other with the rest of the world barely noticing. Karate, after all, is a pretty obvious metaphor for both characters and they stimulated the fire of each other throughout the franchise. Consumed by his craft, Cres has spent decades of poverty, with a little in his mind except for military skills and hatred. Meanwhile, silver had a chance to live a full life as a successful and happy businessman, but whenever Cres pulls it with another dose of Cobra Kai, he becomes so obsessed that he is ready to spend all his karate resources.

Since Part 3 looks at the future where karate is just an aspect of life, it makes sense to reduce the reach of its carat-based on villains-first by coming to Cres and Silver, and then by having Allow to make turn your stories without external mixing. For the same reason, the most prestigious villain of the season, Sensei Wolf, does not receive a tone of characterization and largely acts as a blockade on the path of Nyoni's path to ransom.

"Cobra Kai" has always struggled with cool, elements and comedy inflicted in martial arts in the 1980s with a surprisingly deep story about generational trauma and personal growth. He literally blew up his two most popular remnants of joyful vulgar karatent antagonism in the penultimate episode, the show signals that her characters are finally ready to grow. It is no coincidence that after the silver and crisis have passed, the latest confrontation between Wolf and Johnoni has special video -style moves and very little flash. After all, the cartoon days finally ended.

Cobra Kai is now fully running on Netflix.