This post contains spoilers For "Karate Child: Legends".

When it was first posted Ralph McCio and Jackkeepi Chan joined forces for a new movie "Karate Child" in 2023Cobra Kai's last season did not finish its final round. As a result, fans have been speculating on how the new movie that has become "Karate Kid: Legends" will integrate into the popular Netflix series if at all. Will the events of Sei Taikai find their way out of Los Angeles and New York? Will we see that Laruso is a hard work training new class in Miyagi-Do, and will former students end up making surprising performances, as well as give their former sensors stamp on approval for the new karate child, Lee Jong (Ben Wang)?

Now, when the film is in the cinema, the franchise fans, and the most specific "Cobra Kai", can finally get some clarity on where in the current adventurous karate-fuel of the former champion in all valleys and leading car salesman Daniel Laruso. More importantly, we can confirm how tight the bonds are between the latest film and the Netflix high -stroke series. The answer, which can disappoint the franchise fans, is not much, because "Karate Kid: Legends" only enter the territory of Cobra Kai with a short -visited location. What can redeem its limited cohesion, however, is a surprising look in the final moments of the film that is guaranteed to smile at the faces of any fan who have been following this franchise for the last 40 years.

Partial footage of "Karate Kid Del II" and an impressive part of the animation reveal that the ancestor and fisherman of Miyagi, Shimpo Miyagi, washed off the banks of China in 1625 as they were sleeping at the helm and took the Hahn family, where they learned the ways. After his eventual return to Okinawa, Japan, Shimpo created Miyagi-Do, with lessons from the whole sea to integrate into his lifestyle, establishing history among the families that revise Mr. Hahn. After learning of his nephew's condition, Jan headed to Los Angeles, seeking help from Daniel Laruso (Ralph McCio). Hahn explains that he once stayed with Daniel's former Sensei, who spoke beautifully about his legendary student and the original karate child.

The first meeting is pretty simple. Jan pays tribute to Miyagi (Morita's late Road) before seeking his help from his help, which Laruso initially does not want to secure, though he seems to have little to keep him occupied. It seems to strive for base trees (he pulls out the garden gloves when you enter the dojo), no students, no hours or any mention of the events of Cobra Kai now confirmed (through Hollywood reporter) It takes three years before "Karate Kid: Legends". It remains that way for the rest of Lee's story, but it is only when Daniel returns home and receives a gift from his new friends that an old visit to a perfect breast handling.

While the film is making minimal effort to connect to the six-season Netflix show that revised the franchise "Karate Child" (or the 2010 film that also starred Jackkeepi Chan for that matter), it is in the last moments of "Karate Kid: Legends" that Ameo is a total of his film. After Victor (Acksexon) opened his pizza store thanks to Lee's prize funds from the tournament, Jan sends a sealed pie to Daniel, who is accompanied by anyone other than his longtime friend, Johnoni Lawrence (William). Dressed in his typical flannel shirt and T-Kombo (and with an open bottle of beer), Daniel's delivery gives Nyoni an idea to set up a store on his own and name "Miyagi-test". Of course, the idea is quickly ignored by Daniel, while Nyoni continues to think about slogans of the company ("without mercy, no fasteners" is a special mark) before the film is reduced to black.

For the show's fans, it's a great little moment that confirms it, after Nyoni's triumph at the end of "Cobra Kai", Daniel's co-Senses have not changed a little and is still close to the man who initially considered him a rival in their younger years. It is also marked for the first time in 36 years that Nyoni Lawrence is on the big canvas, which, which,,, For the legendary winner of Sei Taikaiis a look that has long been overdue.