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

Season 6 Part 3 Part 3 Part 3 do not hesitate to give its main characters its only desserts. While the show attracts several members of its wide team on the margins of necessity, Daniel Laruso (Ralph McCio) and Johnoni Lawrence (William Tooth) The inner circles get perfectly satisfactory happy endings, every tailor made for the character in question. Also, the two largest comprehensive antagonists on the franchise receive thematically appropriate sending, as well as in the 1980s of Uber-Hohnon Creeps (Martin Quove) and Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith) .

However, not everyone gets what they deserve. In fact, by the time the loans are rolling for the final of the series, titled "Former", two main characters are literally moving away from the murder.

Wanting to gain control of the Korean branch of Cobra Kai, Kim Da-eun (Alicia Jana-Kim) kills her grandfather Kim Sun-Jung (CS Lee) at the end of episode 11, "In the Fire". Same, Feng "Sensei Wolf" Xiao (Luis Tan) You look quite happy and deliberately using her sunset technique in Shaolin to hit a helpless opponent of death during the fight against the cage in Bangkok in the Cobra Kai season 6 part 2 episode "blood in blood". No character faces any repercussions for their deadly actions, however, in the big scheme of things, both actually finish the play with great victories under the belts.

Despite the beginnings of the positive turnaround of the 6th part 2 season, Kim Da-eun passes the vast majority of the screen time, functioning as a stone antagonist from the cold. In Season 5, she leads a collection of crippling and even trying to kill big characters, and even after she decides to end ties with silver, she continues to remain loyal to a proven wicked bed.

Of course, there are several mitigating factors of her actions, from the seriousness of her upbringing to the fact that Cres, of all people, is the only person who has shown his nessation during her formative years. Master Kim Son-Jung is also actively encouraging murderous methods to promote a villain when it comes to the leadership of their Dodjan-to point to praise the form of the Da-eun technique to kill him. The show even uses Da-eun's desert with Josen Togucci (eagerly Homos) to emphasize its humanity.

However, the murder is a murder. It is not denied that although Da-eun ends up killing her grandfather as a measure of despair, after he overcame her in hand in hand, her initial intention is to quietly stab the old man while sleeping. Consider that, and it is a little strange to see that it has been rewarded with the full control of probably the most dangerous franchisee ... not to mention the difficult implications of a romantic future with one of the most protagonists on the show.

The presented match with the Cage of Sensei Wolf, the murder of the opponent, takes place in a clearly illegal combat club, so it makes sense that he does not face legal repercussions. However, even Karma doesn't bite him as hard as he should.

Wolf's speech to Johnoni in the final of the series proves that the leader of the iron dragons loses the loss extremely seriously, and while he accepts his defeat a little gracefully, it is understood that being publicly defeated by a much older and less refined karate master will He eats him for the rest of his days. His team is also far from the best at the end of the show. Axel Kovasevic (Patrick Luvis) has enough of his training methods and leaves iron dragons, while Malik (Rejna Valandingham) loses his aura of invincibility in a decisive and brutal defeat by Tori Nichols (Payton List).

Even so, at the end of the day the wolf gets much more than he loses. In the stage of retrospective in Bangkok, he is a shameful, longtime man who has lost Dojo. After the final in the series, he is re -control of the Ironelesy Dragons and has a very respectable silver medal that Taikai in his pocket after a regular loss of one point in his hometown of Heroni. Moreover, it is likely that his money problems are also something of the past. Although Terry Silver is not there to finance more, karate is now more visible than ever, so extremely presentable three -time winner of Sei Taikai as a wolf should not have a problem to attract the kind of profitable sponsors Tori and Robbie Kin (Tanner Buchanan) offered. Given how some of the far less deadly villains finish their "cobra" bows, the Ironelesis Dragons Sensei basically conquer the lottery.

Except for the blood of Kim Da-Eun and Sensei Wolf, there is another collapse that the show does not fully explore: Namely, Kwon's death (Brandon J. LE) in the Cobra Kai Season final 6 part 2"Eunjangdo". While Season 6 Part 3 shows that Kwon's television tragedy accidentally falls on the blade during a comprehensive brawl causes the tournament to stop and deeply affects a few characters, we never reveal how Axel Kovasevic (Patrick Luvis) deals.

Since Axel performed a block that directly (though inexperienced) contributed to the death of Quon, it would be interesting to see how it affected the co-captain of iron dragons. Past seasons of Cobra Kai are likely to undermine the tragedy for several episodes of trauma and the development of characters-but Axel is a relatively small figure with just a few non-fighting scenes on his name, all we get is a few conflicting views that can It is also caused by its increased discomfort with the unethical practices of Sensei Wolf.

While Axel is not guilty in the random death of Kwon, the fact that his reaction to death is not explored at all seems like a strange narrative decision, to say at least. Combined with the two real killers running for free until the show ends, and it seems that Cobra Kai Season 6 has an unpleasant habit of considering violent deaths - at least when it comes to their effects on the perpetrators.

Cobra Kai is now fully running on Netflix.