Johnny VS Daniel: Who Was RIGHT? 

I'm going with Johnny because he's at least open to possibly being wrong about things. Daniel's a little on the stubborn side.

I'd argue that they're both the same in a lot of manners. We see Johnny becoming jealous of Miguel's growing relationship with LaRusso. Daniel resents the fact that Sam wants to learn more from Johnny rather than from him. However, I'd argue that Johnny is more willing to listen to others when compared to Daniel.

In the movies, Daniel was written to be the good guy and for Johnny to be the bad guy. The whole point of the show is that neither Daniel nor Johnny is right nor wrong.

Jonny actively Uses Other dojo’s moves and techniques to make his Students stronger. While Larusso actively tries to stick to his Miyagi-Do guns. But he does learn to respect Cobra-Eagle Fang Do. So he is becoming like Jonny.

In my opinion before watching the video I've always thought that Johnny has had the better teachings in his dojo, everyone has to learn how to fight with their fist it's just what us humans have to do to survive a threat ever since the beginning of time basically what I'm trying to say is defense can get you so far

Johnny is more right than Daniel because he is willing to be more open minded and he encourages his students to be the same. Daniel on the other hand is a little stubborn, and is stuck in the Classical mess, thinking that the one style he learned is the right way. Daniel was wrong to split from Johnny and his style when Terry Silver came on the scene. He thinks that striking first is taboo in self-defense Karate. What is taboo, is starting fights, and bullying people to prove your toughness. Daniel is the Martin Luther King Jr. of the show and Johnny is the Malcolm X, "by any means necessary" of the show.

Once Silver came along, Johnny completely understands why Daniel was against bringing back Cobra Kai to begin with

Could Chozen be the third leg of the tripod between them? He does understand the more center and calm of the art. But also embraces a much more aggressive style. This could be the thing to really bring both sides together. I don't think they will directly join together into one dojo. But I could see them learning from one another. Much like Daniel remembering about finding his own way this was important in season 4 to the karate. Season 5 embracing that will be even bigger outside of the dojo.

I like Johnny’s teachings as a sensei because they are exactly the kind of confidence booster people, especially kids, need in the world. It’s not just about unnecessary violence like Daniel thinks. It’s about having the mentality to aggressively pursue your passions. If you’re going to go in on something, then go ALL in instead of half-assing it. Being decisive is better than no decision. Just like Miyago-do’s teachings, the “strike first” mentality isn’t only something that applies to karate, it’s a way of life. Especially in today world, those are the kinds of mentors our kids need

Johnny since he had no issues using miyagi do but Daniel only wanted to use his style

That depends. Johnny's point of view is valid in the sense of helping kids take initiative and stand up for themselves. The problem is that he used the ideal and name of Cobra Kai to achieve this(he realizes how damaging this really is by the end of season 1 and is on the way of making reforms ever since. This is basically the foundation of his own dojo Eagle Fang). When Daniel notices this, he pretty much wages a war because, well... Daniel's experiences with Cobra Kai are...not nice at best(everything that happened between Daniel meeting Johnny for the first time and the 1984 All Valley tournament)and downright traumatizing at worst(everything that happened between Daniel meeting Terry Silver for the first time and the 1985 All Valley tournament). As we've seen throughout the show, Terry's(admittedly absurd)plan to mess up Daniel's psyche had actually worked very well. To really answer the question, both guys can learn from each other. At the moment, Johnny is ahead of Daniel in terms of learning how to adapt to an opposite perspective so maybe he's the one closer to being "right" than Daniel is.

None of them is right, the show is about perspective, perspective between Daniel and Johnny, see both sides of the stories.

Imma go with Johnny on this one. He saw “his” girl getting hit on by Daniel and reacted. Daniel threw first, and Johnny just retaliated. Then with Johnny’s teachings. He teaches the kids to be go-getters and not in a bubble or trapped by their insecurities. When Louis and his goons destroyed his car, he thought it was Daniel’s doing, and most people in that situation would too.

Bro please can you make what if chozen came back to America with Miyagi and Daniel in karate kid 2?

Season 4 proves a good mix of Eagle Fang and Miyagi Do can be quite effective.

I’m gonna have to say Johnny because look what he made Miguel, hawk, aisha and more into

They are both half right That is why Hawk/Eli is the most balanced character of the show (except for maybe Chozen) He trained with both of them and in his fight with Robby and Kyler as well as his coming out of depression he showed he had fully integrated a balance of offense and defense while Johnny and Danny are both set in their ways and have no balance.

Johnny, of course. He has a sense of restraint and mercy, but in the end, when you're being attacked on the street, all that nonsense about inner peace and meditation flies out the window. You need to be able to strike first, strike hard, show no mercy, because the other guy won't, and if you hesitate, you may lose your money, your dignity, or your life. Daniel's teachings are good for inner peace, but you can find that at a Church, a yoga gym, or just sitting around in the park and admiring the beauty of nature. You don't need to wash cars and paint fences to find inner peace. Nor do you need to do such chores just to learn defensive moves; just repeat them on your own and the muscle memory will set in.

Neither one is right in their conflict. It was very two-sided. But in the series, I give a slight edge to Johnny. Daniel seems to instigate a little more. As for who is the better teacher, I honestly don't know. They both have pluses and minuses. I think it depends on the kid. As far as a kid who has anger issues and is a bully, I think Daniel. But Johnny's methods are helpful for kids who are doormats and are too passive. They are both great teachers, in my opinion.

Johnny is the best. He is the most balanced on the show besides maybe chozen. Miyagi-do: good. Cobra kai: bad. Notice how Johnny uses both?? The good in the bad, and the bad in the good. Yin-yang=balance. Not only is Johnny balanced but he is super close to miyagi in morals, maybe not so much in teachings. Daniel finally realized that when after Daniel said “QUIET” to Anthony. Amanda literally said “idk what kind of miyagi magic you pulled but it worked.” When in fact it wasn’t miyagi magic, it was Johnny magic. Not to mention the countless parallels to miyagi such as helping a kid learn karate to stand up for himself. Teaching that kid life skills and helping him become a man. But Johnny need Miguel as much as Miguel needed him. Just like miyagi and Daniel. 1 more point before bore you. In kk3 when Daniel went off on miyagi he said “without Daniel-San I am lost” or something along those lines. In season 4 when Miguel was spending way too much time with Daniel. Johnny was lost, just like miyagi was. Johnny is the best sensei besides miyagi but maybe by the end of the show Johnny will become the perfect sensei like you said.

Please do a video on Louie. The man has gone through his own story arc.

Johnny's teachings are hella dangerous and life-threatening. -Setting rabid dogs on his students -Move a cement truck, where the fumes can cause choking and asphyxiation -Throwing hornet's nest at them where they can get stung and suffer allergic reactions -Making students run around cans with fire -Jumping from one building to another with little to no safety precautions should they not make it, meaning if they fell, they would break their necks and die. Idk why parents don't sue him for child endangerment. While I prefer Johnny's philosophy more, the means he uses are far too extreme, making it hard to decide who's right.

I know it's not popular but I got to go with Daniel on this one. For better or worse Daniels sticks to his guns to everyone. Johnny has a tendency to lie when faced with people of authority.

Also don’t say Daniel sucker punch him because Daniel push him to the ground

*Cobra Kai Season 5 Spoiler* Silver contacts Barnes right after he retired from the Army at the start of Cobra Kai Season 5. Former Green Beret, he was now a special forces karate instructor. Barnes declines Silver's offer. Several months after Mike Barnes' retirement, he discovered that his life savings had been stolen by insurance fraud. Silver contacts him at the right time with the right promise. So Barnes takes him up on his offer to support his sick wife and family. (Silver exploited Barnes' financial situation to force him to accept a new job without his knowledge)

If think Daniel would have been fine to opening up to eagle fang, if terry silver didn’t completely fuck with his mind to then have a student constantly attack him

Johny was a failure in life but he didnt let that define who he really , he is a real badass teacher whose teachings are just amazing . Daniel is successful in both life and his teachings are also useful in life . It just depends on the students and their will power

I got a vid suggestion what if hawk stayed in cobra Kai

The problem that I have with Daniel is he sees thing as black and white. He jumped straight to the black point of view when he learned about Johnny opening the dojo. He could have talked to Johnny as why he did it and it was for a good cause.

Okay though even if Daniel was scared of Silver, he should never have suggested to split the dojos. At that point that’s just complete disrespect towards the value of Johnny’s teachings. It was probably an excuse when the real reason was him getting scared of Johnny’s influence on Sam but it was a dick move. I think Johnny could have talked with Miguel and resolved his feelings of jealousy without the dojos being split and they could have been seriously working together instead of Daniel wanting to split the dojos and throwing everyone off balance.

Daniel has the right message but goes about it wrong. He is doing what Miyagi taught him but hes being stubborn while miyagi would prolly ignore something like that. People say "defense can only get you so far in a fight" yeah nobody actually thinks defense is just defense. Have you seen daniel fight he clearly attacks and defends like I just dont understand some peoples points. Karate isnt about starting fights, its about defending yourself in others when you need to fight. Sometimes the best defense is offense but that still falls in the defense category because its fighting to defend. The greatest victories are that which have no battle and thats what it means to be defense. Using karate as a last resort rather than going out of your way to fight. Miyagi is the best sensei and has the best messages but Daniel doesnt really treat it as miyagi would. its kinda weird in the movies weve always seen him to kinda like think miyagis karate was boring and he was very similar to what johnny is now. But now hes a real sticler for miyagi do but in the wrong ways, He wants to fight, to prove Miyagi Do is superier, to get more students. whereas miyagi would do his own thing with the few students he had and not try and get more because he knows the few that he does have are there because they want to learn his teachings and not to become a fighting master or whatever.

I would say daniel is the more powerful fighter not in skill but just that daniel learns karate quickly like we pretty much mastered eagle fang karate in 1 day

Daniel was right about cobra kai and Silver. While Johnny was right about people needing aggression, that Myogido isn't enough to beat Silver again.

Neither of them were right, both are extremely stuck on their own ways and can’t see passed their own egos which affect everyone around them including their kids. Samantha is aggresive, Robby was a thug who tried to change his ways and Anthony is a spoiled brat that can’t do anything for himself. Miguel ignited the whole issue with Robby, if he hadn’t gone full Cobra Kai them he wouldn’t have fought Robby in the school fight and Robby wouldn’t have kicked him several stores down and he wouldn’t have been arrested and influenced by Kreese to join Cobra Kai. Also he should’ve known better than pretend that Johnny is his father, he isn’t, Robby is his son and Johnny made the mistake of treating him better than he did with Robby, he should’ve tried harder to talk with Robby instead of leaving him alone. Daniel should have left Robby alone instead of turning him against Johnny even more than before, he didn’t and he just made things worse for everyone Also Johnny should have smacked Hawk over the head when he started using Karate to hurt other people, but he looked passed that and he became a violent person that could’ve ended up like Dutch To me both Johnny and Daniel are wrong in every way

I think they’re the same good but in different ways because they both tied whenever they fight so I think it means that they’re both tied mentally to

Why do so many people think Ali and Johnny were dating when he and Daniel fought on the beach. They mention in that scene that they had broken up and it’s mentioned again in Cobra Kai. That was not “Johnny’s girl”. Johnny had no business getting involved.

Terrific video! Less noise spikes please :)

I think Daniel was right, if you go back to the original movie Alli was flirting with Daniel. Daniel had no idea who he was when he came down. He thought johnny was a bully. Then when she comes to Daniel at the cafeteria she tells Daniel that johnny used to be her bf. When Daniel heard this he even said the voice in his head was telling him he’s a real yoyo for talking to Alli. She then convinced him that they’ve been broken up for weeks now. Johnny just couldn’t help that Alli moved on and held that hate towards Daniel ever since. That’s why I believe Daniel was right and Johnny was wrong. In the Cobra Kai show Johnny wanted to reopen Cobra Kai in the Valley to start a dojo. Daniel was upset because after what John Kreese and Terry Silva did to him in Karate Kid 3. Johnny on the other hand wanted to open a dojo different to what Silva and Kreese. It was a total misunderstanding on both parts but because of their stubbornness and hate they really couldn’t come together and talk it out. So I’d say more towards Daniel both in totality it’s both of them in the wrong.

neither side is right back in the 70s but you can't deny Johnny started it so it's his fault but they were both hot heads but still Johnny was the one who started

Johnny

Jonny 🦍😈!

Both of them and none of them. There are key and important lessons within both styles of teaching. One to learn how to face fear and kick its ass, and the other is to learn how to be more passive than to just go out swinging all the time. It’s just the way they go about teaching these elements is wrong. They both take it to the extreme and are very protective of the way they teach, not to mention trying to demolish all of the teachings the other one has taught that the student has absorbed.

What IF robby won The all velly or what IF shawn joind cobra kai in season 4 or what IF hawk stayed in cobra kai part 2 or what IF Miguel joind kresse part 2 or what IF cobra kai won The school fight or what IF cobra kai won The mall fight or what IF or what IF cobra kai won The house fight or what IF kresse never attack jonnhy or what IF terry silver opend cobra kai back or what IF kresse made cobra kai comeback instead of jonnhy or what IF Anthony joind cobra kai or what IF Mike Barnes won against Daniel or what IF jonnhy never changed The strike first strike hard no mercy rules

In this video, you forgot how Johnny Lawrence started his dojo to help kids, and Daniel started his dojo to go against cobra Kai Daniel started his dojo for the wrong reasons

I’ve always felt at least in this series that Daniel is wrong. Granted he has admirable qualities and his past history with Cobra Kai framed his thinking..However it’s his inability to both mind his own business in regard to what Johnny was intending to do and for him to stop thinking a he’s right everyone else is wrong pretty much causes a lot of the trouble…though Johnny also easily gets sucked in by being reactionary.

Why did you tell Johnny's biased view of Karate Kid instead of what actually happened?

Johnny is right

Johnny Lawrence and Daniel larusso are my favorite

The whole main reason of karate is for selfdefense. Not for fighting, if matters can be settled from talking, it is the best thing.

1:40 I think that Tylearn is over stating how good of a thing it was for Johnny to bring back Cobra Kai. When Miguel asked Johnny to teach him Karate, Johnny refused. After the conversation with Daniel, Johnny decides to reopen the dojo. It seems that the one good thing Johnny did was try to avoid Daniel. If Johnny had successfully avoided Daniel, Cobra Kai would never have been reopened and Miguel would have joined Topanga karate.

Daniel was an arrogant kid, but most kids are arrogant. Johnny was the one being a bully and attempting to assert dominance over the new kid; hell, you can't even really frame what he was doing after the hose scene as giving Daniel a taste of his own medicine. Because thus far Daniel has only been put on the defensive, he sprayed some water at the guy and they wanna go for attempted murder? Yea, no. However, Daniel was framed as being really irrational and petty in S1 of Cobra Kai; maybe he thought Kreese was in the mix? Maybe he just knew that Johnny's way of teaching was only going to create more bullies (which it did; he's directly responsible for Hawk breaking Robby's arm and Miguel fighting dirty and attacking it). This only reinforced Daniel's lack of regard for the way Cobra Kai teaches, because Karate is really about control; control over yourself, your emotions, your surroundings. The show attempts to artificially reinforce Johnny's way of fighting and teaching by nerfing most of the Miyagi Do students, and attempting to frame their use of Miyagi Do only as a flaw. In reality, the two strongest fights in the verse were practitioners of Okinawan Karate, and in the first season Robby was wiping the floor with everybody with nothing but Miyagi Do.

Daniel has always been a stubborn annoying person, who thinks that everybody should do what he does, and only do his way

Who was right - none Seriously, these kids fight like there lives depend on it, even the adults in the situation are stupid Still, I love the show

If you are going to follow only one follow Johnny but really all of the senseis, even the "evil" ones have lessons worth learning

Johnnie.

Johnny.

4:35 Kreese's lessons and Johnny's lessons are not necessarily one and the same, but the fact is Kreese was able to teach these toxic lessons to the students, because Johnny made the mistake of letting Kreese near the students.

Both are equally important but they way it’s taught is definitely going to johnny especially in season 4.

4:30 Why should Daniel have asked Johnny to? Daniel was capable of tending to Robby's basic needs, so there was nothing Johnny could have done for Robby that Daniel couldn't have.

4:25 Is Tylearn implying (or stating) that Johnny did a good thing by letting Kreese back into the dojo? If Johnny wanted to help Kreese rehabilitate himself, there are ways to do that that do not require him to let Kreese near the students.

Yo I will not consider the beating Johnny gave Daniel on Halloween to be defending himself. Nah, that shit was just plain ol' revenge. Punishment. And he definitely took it too far. Even if Daniel was being a total idiot that night. (Like, what did he think was gonna happen?)

Curious how Daniel would’ve reacted if he knew about his daughter’s friend hitting Johnny’s car.

I'm really interested in the fact that Daniel and Johnny's actions resulted in two street gangs forming, it's like those two have no sense of responsibility to others whatsoever

Valley fest wasnt a jab at larusso tho. It was n open forum for johnny to take advantage of. Larusso just took it to heart

I feel like Daniel thinks Miyagi Do is the only way like in Season 4, Johnny is more open to using Miyagi Do but he doesn't think Miyagi is the ONLY WAY like Daniel. Johnny is right that Miyagi wasn't a perfect man and that not all Miyagi's ways are the best option and Daniel doesn't like anything that's not Miyagi related ig haha

Very nice video and while the over all point of them both being wrong is correct I have to side with daniel overall. 1:57 daniel did ask johnny for his motivations in episode 3 when johnny was at the high school. He asked him "why do you want to bring cobra kai back after what your sensei did to you?" Johnny said "because I'm not kreese and the lessons worked" Daniel them said "strike first, no mercy real good lessons" he then said hes not going to him fill the kids heads up with that garbage. Your nuts" That is probably the dumbest response johnny could give. (Leaving aside the fact that he nearly drowned miguel in the same episode). Daniel knows that this is what johnny is teaching specifically because he went to the dojo and saw the writing on the wall. Daniel did try to understand and johnny gave him the dumbest answer possible "the lessons worked" the same lessons that led to daniel being bullied because of the strike first mentality. As for him claiming that he was trying to make an impact on kids lives. Its partly a lie he said they won't get picked on because they're losers but we know in episode 6 that this isnt true. He bullies kids and doubles down on them. Johnny also assaulted Daniel's employee. As for him keeping Robby at his house. Johnny after being an absentee dad likely has little to no custody rights but honestly john kreese was back and Daniel was right not to let Robby around johnny when kreese was there. Kreese is a horrible influence.

Two sides, same coin.

Without Johnny Lawrence there would be no Draco Malfoy just think about it

Can we stop this Im team grandchamp. Always meaning Daniel neither was right. Why didn't they win

#TeamJohnny

I love daniel and he is was favourite cobra kai character but imo i think he was a bit too stubborn and he thinks that defence us the only answer. Johnny has issues and he has been in the wromg multiple times but so has daniel. In example for johnny is ofcourse the karate kid movies. I dont wanna hear 'daniel was the bully!'. How wasdaniel supposed to know ali was in a relationship with johnny and to daniels eyes in the beach party johnny was just a bully harrasing ali. In cobra kai daniel shouldnt have been trying to take full dontrol of the kids traning in season 4. I think both lf them should know that both of their styles are correct and i think if mr.miyagi was here he would have told daniel that working together with johnny would be the right decision

You should do What Ifs where the sensei would take over training: What If Miyagi Do joined Eagle Fang(Johnny Won)? What if Eagle Fang joined Miyagi Do(Daniel Won)?

Hello mr youtube guy im gonnaa leave this comment here saying i like the effort you put into these cobra kai videos

What if kreese and Johnny join forces so you have chosen and Daniel terry and mike Barnes and Johnny and kreese

Neither are right or wrong. They're simply two halves of Miyagi's legacy.

Johnny all day

Neither, Hillary Swanks character will be the one to balance Johnny and Danny.

I watched Cobra Kai before KK, I thought Johnny came across much more relatable

Nobody is truly better

I am going with Daniel he is good Good move I hope he teach me how to Do it good luck Dan

In my opinion both of them are right and wrong. Both offence and defence are needed but they should be in balance.

Daniel. Johnny HIMSELF learns this over the course of the show

Johnny is in my opinion more of a cool sensei and he has a soft side but her refuses to show it, he teaches with discipline and strict code, he pushes his students to their limits and they ask for more. He is the definition of a drillsargent. Daniel is more of a keep cool and calm in a fighting situation, he is all about balance, but the one thing that he learned from Johnny is that it is OK once in a while to let that wild side loose. Both sensei are awesome I can relate with both of them mentally and in physical training. Physical = Johnny style Mentally = Danile style.

First of all in karate kid 1 Ali was Johnny's ex girlfriend. So she wasn't his girlfriend anymore so it wasn't right to attack Daniel for that. In plus you also forget that he also mess with him in the school by puting food in his chair and also he pushed him from the bicycle. The only thing Daniel's fault was dossing him in the horse he even done that because of what Johnny did to him earlier even though it was wrong. And in the cobra kai if you hadn't notciued when Johnny started cobra kai he taught the same way as he taught by Kresse to strike first, to strike hard and to show no mercy. He changed that philosophy after he saw Robby hurt.

I have seen comments saying how Johnny is open minded, but in my opinion, I don't see it. He has not taught anything different to what he knows and other than what he applied once against Silver, he has never used anyone elses techniques. Johnny teaching mercy is just common sense. There is a time and place to show mercy of course such as when someone cannot keep going. Daniel too is stubborn, but no more than Johnny as he just like Johnny has applied the lesson that he learnt. Johnny got a girl to kick guys in the sensitive area, told kids to jump from one building to another and there was hardly anything that counted as protection, speaks in a very unprofessional way most of the time that would turn off many people to actually going to study in a dojo. He also guilted Sam into jumping when it was common sense that none of them wanted to jump. Daniel being a hothead led him to doing things that were unnecessary when there were more diplomatic things that he could have done. Instead of getting the rent of Cobra Kai raised which affected the other businesses, he could have talked to Johnny. Daniel also used some poor marketing techniques that were clearly directed at Cobra Kai rather than just do normal ones. Daniel allowed the situation to be more important than his job and he could have lost his business and reputation. Daniel should not have dismissed Johnny's style at all, let alone to his face to his face, but Johnny also could have been far more professional in how he was teaching his students to leave a better impression. They both have done great things, but also stupid things and are far from perfect.

This is just my opinion, but I believe that LaRusso is the better sensei. Here are a few reasons why. Reason #1: Johnny mocks people appearances. When Eli and Demetri first join Cobra Kai, Johnny makes fun of Eli’s facial deformity and is abusive of Demetri. He does improve later on, in season 4, his sensei student relationship with Demetri is slightly better. There is still room for improvement, but he has improved as a sensei since season 1. Reason #2: Johnny let Kreese back into the dojo. Johnny knows that Kreese is not above abusing teenagers. Sure, he probably just wanted to help Kreese redeem himself, but there are ways to do that that don’t require him to let Kreese near the teenagers. When Johnny forced his students into a cement truck, I wish I could blame Kreese for that, but Johnny was still having his student leaps buildings even after he cut Kreese out of his life. Reason #3: Miguel, Hawk and Aisha made some bad choices because of Johnny. Miguel and Hawk fought dirty during the tournament and Aisha was involved in the school fight. The Mall fight and the destruction of Miyagi-Do can be balmed on Kreese for obvious reasons, but all the dumb choices the students made before Kreese even came back to the dojo, that is Johnny’s fault. All that said, Johnny did make some changes for the better, because seeing his son fall victim of the no mercy win at all costs mentality made him realise that every person who has ever fallen victim of Cobra Kai’s wrath is someone’s child. These mistakes are the main reason why Johnny Lawrence is a relatable flawed hero, becoming better and better with each passing season. There exist many Miyagi-Do students who made bad decisions (like Robby when he kicked Miguel over the railing and ended up in juvie) but did any Miyagi-Do students make the bad decisions that they did specifically because of Daniel’s teachings? I do not think so. Reason #4: One of Daniel’s students behaved like a model citizen and had an underdog prevails moment during the school fight. I am of course talking about Demetri. During the school fight, Demetri behaved like a model citizen. He avoided fighting whenever he could. He kicked Hawk into a trophy case only when it became completely necessary. When Hawk blamed Johnny for what happened to Miguel saying “Miguel is in the hospital because of you, he showed Robby mercy, because of you” Hawk was presenting a false dichotomy. The mistake that Miguel made wasn’t in showing Robby mercy, the mistake he made was offering Robby an amends right there. What Miguel should have done was turned around and run away like Demetri did.

What if johnny visited robby

Can you do a what if Miguel and tory went to the mall with hawk to get back at demetri for the review in season 2

Johnny minds his own business and Daniel puts his nose in Johnny’s business a lot.

Terry silver is the heart breaker of the whole show

And to be honest I argue too Because Daniel is kinda right it was Johnny started all this I just want to get over the pass Daniel didn’t know Johnny was going to show up so I don’t blame daniel

Not biased against Daniel??? Bull! Less than one minute into the video, and you're spouting that same "Daniel was the real bully" nonsense J. Matthew was in his infamous video! I've watched the original Karate Kid movies more than I can count, and that includes RECENTLY. And anybody who can't see that Johnny was CLEARLY the agressor is either stupid, blind or a bully himself.

Johnny wants to make his students strong and ready for the world whilw larusso was stuck on that he didnt want cobra kai in the valley

real question is, where are the police and parents with all this karate fighting in public places?

Although Daniel was right as well, Im going with Johnny.

In a way there both right and both wrong at the same time

Tbh I always hated how whenever they team up they’d always find some way to split. It’s literally the same story arc every season and I freaking hate it. I honestly hope next time they team up it’s permanent cause I hate it when the same plots used over and over again it just makes the show really predictable and makes me like the characters a bit less.

When are you gonna make saitama in dbz part 2?

Johnny can adapt his karate to the new generation of students better than Daniel, which is kinda ironic because of Johnny's personality. Johnny seems to be more willing to make changes such as showing mercy, but Daniel just tries to replicate what he learned from Mr. Miyagi, including the chores, which have been proven to be unnecessary due to the fact that Robby can teach Miyagi-Do without it.

Daniel Laruso in my opinion he’s one of my favorite characters.