How does “Karate Kid: Legends” connect to “Cobra Kai?” It seems like the film is going to play out without a single reference to the beloved Netflix series but a post-credit scene saves ...

The scene in question came at the end of Cobra Kai season 2, in episode 10, “No Mercy.”It's a sequence that instantly became iconic, both for its choreography and its devastating consequences.

Let's dig into the ending of Karate Kid: Legends, as well as the post-credits scene and whether or not the movie connects to Cobra Kai at all.

They make sure to get this right on Cobra Kai when referencing Part II’s events (and hell, when referencing The Karate Kid Part III as well, which takes place later in 1985), so it is odd and ...

On the heels of Cobra Kai’s 65-episode run, Karate Kid: Legends director Jonathan Entwistle strived to restore the cinematic identity of the beloved franchise.. The British filmmaker — who’s most ...

All the characters in Cobra Kai mattered, no doubt. But some really managed to make an impact way better than others, either because they made a big impact on the story or had clear growth.

Cobra Kai creators Jon Hurwitz, Josh Heald, and Hayden Schlossberg were not involved with Karate Kid: Legends, but the trio did have conversations with Legends director Jonathan Entwistle before the ...

Cobra Kai star Ralph Macchio revealed how he fought to ensure that "Karate Kid: Legends" opened after the finale of the hit Netflix series.

Here's how "Karate Kid: Legends" is connected to the hit series "Cobra Kai" and which you should be watching first.

Macchio returns for Karate Kid: Legends, but another Cobra Kai cast member makes a surprise cameo: Zabka, reprising his role as Johnny Lawrence.. Zabka's appearance comes at the end of the movie ...