Season 6 "Cobra Kai" uses AI to resurrect Mr MiyagiWhat was a controversial creative decision due to the fact that actor Pat Morita died in 2005. It is especially noticeable when he appeared to help his Daniel Laruso (Ralph McCio) defeat a group of skeletons and offer a last lump of wisdom during the dream during a dream sequence. Some viewers will see it as a moment in the whole round about the relationship of the couple, while others will argue that this is another example of the unusual valley that haunts our entertainment.

While he was talking DiversityThe creators of "Cobra Kai" Oshosh Haled, Jonon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlslosberg discussed their decision to bring Miyagi back as a spirit of digital dream. Hurwitz revealed that the body of combat choreographer Don Lee was used as a standstill for Morita and that it was honored to play his role in recreating Miyagi for the play. However, it was McCio's idea for Daniel to fight with his old mentor last time.

"Ralph wanted the idea of ​​that and the way to again share the screen time again with the new technologies we have. We wanted the idea of ​​Daniel to need the last lesson from Miyagi. Miyagi comes to him and they are fighting each other And he gives the finals of wisdom that help Daniel move on. "

While many people believe that Ai is butchar films and TV -showsThe creators of "Cobra Kai" are on their decision. However, they claim to have tried to try to digitally resurrect Morita in a respected way.

When it comes to resurrects of AI-generated by dead actors, The Camosons of G -Din Miyagi in Season 6 of "Cobra Kai" Probably not the worst there. They at least serve to finish Daniel's bow and remind viewers of the admirable values ​​of which his mentor advocated, despite being there for nostalgic pop. That said, the creation of a digital avatar on the road Morita was a difficult process, with Hayden Schlosberg telling the variety that they were almost sorry for the decision.

"You see that every version is evolving and becomes less disturbing and terrible every time. These are the first to be very disturbing, and you are like, "Oh my God, did we go the wrong way here? "But they assure you that it will be terrible until it is, basically.

Schlosberg added that they have tried to make the budget and technology given to them, and hope the audience is pleased with the results. Given that, how complicated the show's creators to bring Miyagi to the screen again?

As mentioned earlier, the 6th moments of Mr. Miyagi "Cobra Kai" were not fully generated by a computer. The aforementioned combat scene was shot for Real, with Don Lee advocating for the road Morita before the special effects company to apply the required VFX magic in post-production. Moreover, a loud actor was recruited to deliver Miyagi's dialogue, but AI was used to ensure that the stand-in-sound sounds just like Morita.

According to Oshosh Hale, at least 50 attempts were needed for them to create Ai Miyagi that everyone was satisfied. Despite the use of technology to resurrect the character, however, co-shows Cobra Kai do not consider it morally wrong. "At the end of the day, you don't actually recreate a person," he told "Variety". "We pay tribute to the hero and try to get closer as close as possible, while the audience knows that he is obviously not really there."

Given that Season 6 "Cobra Kai" sets Miyagi's potential spin-offThis may not be the last time we see the character. However, if that project is accomplished, it is likely that it will focus on the younger version of the legendary karate Sensei, which should not look for any controversial and separating moments of AI.