List of The Karate Kid and Cobra Kai characters

This list of The Karate Kid and Cobra Kai characters reflects fictional characters from The Karate Kid franchise. Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz, and Hayden Schlossberg define the following works as canon: The Karate Kid (1984), The Karate Kid Part II (1986), The Karate Kid Part III (1989), The Next Karate Kid (1994), and the Cobra Kai television series (2018–present).[1] The 2010 remake exists in an alternate universe.[2] Hurwitz clarified that the Karate Kid television series is not canon, but an easter egg from it appears in Season 3 of Cobra Kai.[3] A musical adaption of the franchise was announced in January 2020 and debuted in St. Louis in 2022.[4]

Overview

Miyagi-Verse

An ^A indicates an appearance through pre-recorded material.
An ^F indicates a performer stood in as a character's body-double for fight sequences.
A ^Y indicates an actor or actress portrayed a younger version of their character.

Character	Films	Television series
Daniel LaRusso	Ralph Macchio
Mr. Miyagi	Noriyuki "Pat" Morita	Noriyuki "Pat" Morita^A
Mr. Miyagi	Fumio Demura^F	Noriyuki "Pat" Morita^A
John Kreese	Martin Kove	Martin Kove
John Kreese	Martin Kove	Barrett Carnahan^Y
John "Johnny" Lawrence	William Zabka	William Zabka
		Owen Stone^Y
		Thomas Parobek^Y
Ali Mills	Elisabeth Shue
Lucille LaRusso	Randee Heller
Bobby Brown	Ron Thomas
Tommy	Rob Garrison
Dutch	Chad McQueen	Chad McQueen^A
Jimmy	Tony O'Dell
Mrs. Mills	Sharon Spelman	Deborah May
Freddy Fernandez	Israel Juarbe	Israel Jurabe^A
Sato Toguchi	Danny Kamekona	Danny Kamekona^A
Sato Toguchi	Danny Kamekona	Akihiro Kitamura^Y
Chozen Toguchi	Yuji Okumoto	Yuji Okumoto
Chozen Toguchi	Yuji Okumoto	Shigi Ohtsu^Y
Kumiko	Tamlyn Tomita
Yuna	Traci Toguchi
Terry Silver	Thomas Ian Griffith	Thomas Ian Griffith
Terry Silver	Thomas Ian Griffith	Nick Marini^Y
Mike Barnes	Sean Kanan
Jessica Andrews	Robyn Lively
Amanda LaRusso	None	Courtney Henggeler
Samantha "Sam" LaRusso	None	Mary Mouser Reese TinLee^Y
Anthony LaRusso	None	Griffin Santopietro
Miguel Diaz	None	Xolo Maridueña
Robert "Robby" Keene	None	Tanner Buchanan
Eli "Hawk" Moskowitz	None	Jacob Bertrand
Demetri Alexopoulos	None	Gianni Decenzo
Carmen Diaz	None	Vanessa Rubio
Tory Nichols	None	Peyton List
Kenny Payne	None	Dallas Dupree Young

List of characters

The Karate Kid (1984)

Character	Actor	Description
Daniel LaRusso	Ralph Macchio	The protagonist of The Karate Kid franchise.
Mr. Miyagi	Pat Morita	A Karate master from Okinawa that served as a teacher for both Daniel LaRusso and Julie Pierce.
Ali Mills	Elisabeth Shue	Daniel and Johnny's former high school girlfriend.
Johnny Lawrence	William Zabka	The top student of the Cobra Kai dojo, being the two-time defending champion of the All Valley Under-18 Karate Championships and Daniel's high school rival. Protagonist of Cobra Kai
John Kreese	Martin Kove	The main antagonist of The Karate Kid and Cobra Kai. Johnny's sensei and a co-founder of the Cobra Kai dojo.
Lucille LaRusso	Randee Heller	Daniel's mother, a widow, and Amanda's mother-in-law. She was concerned with how Daniel was being harassed by Johnny and his gang. In Cobra Kai, she and Amanda have a troubled relationship later fixed by Lucille's granddaughter Samantha.
Bobby Brown	Ron Thomas	Trained under John Kreese's dojo, Cobra Kai, and was later tasked to kick Daniel "out of commission" by injuring his knee. He later left Cobra Kai completely for his actions. In season two of Cobra Kai, he is a pastor.
Tommy	Rob Garrison	A friend of Johnny and the third Cobra Kai member to be defeated by Daniel. Tommy later left Cobra Kai due to Kreese severely beating him up. In Cobra Kai, Tommy has brain damage and is terminally ill, so Johnny, Bobby and Jimmy take him on one last camping trip together, Tommy then admits to Johnny that he too had a crush on Ali years ago. In the morning, Johnny, Bobby and Jimmy discover that Tommy died peacefully in his sleep. The actor passed away in 2019.
Jimmy	Tony O'Dell	A friend of Johnny and Cobra Kai student who's quiet and is the only brown belt in the group. He was a witness to Bobby injuring Daniel. In the second season of Cobra Kai, he is married with two sons.
Dutch	Chad McQueen	A friend of Johnny and Cobra Kai student that bullies Daniel. He is the fourth person to be defeated by Daniel, and is a witness to Kreese assaulting Johnny for his second place win. In Cobra Kai, it was mentioned that Dutch was sentenced to prison at Lompoc Federal Penitentiary, after McQueen opted not to return, being committed to his racing company and no longer being interested in acting.
Darryl Vidal	Himself	The fourth-place winner of the All Valley Under-18 Karate Championships tournament. He is the only person to shake hands with Johnny. Vidal was described in Cobra Kai as a third generation black belt.
Freddy Fernandez	Israel Juarbe	A high school student and friend of Daniel.
Susan	Juli Fields	Ali's best friend who dislikes Daniel and is later seen cheering for Daniel.
Barbara	Dana Andersen	Ali's friend who, like Susan, dislikes Daniel at first but cheers him on later.
Mr. Mills	William Bassett	Ali's father who talks with his daughter about going out with Daniel instead of Johnny.
Mrs. Mills	Sharon Spelman	Ali's mother who silently judged Daniel.
Mrs. Mills	Deborah May	30 years later in Cobra Kai, Ali's mother disapproves of the fact that Ali is getting a divorce.
Mrs. Milo	Frances Bay	A miserable old lady that lives in the same apartment building as Daniel.
The Referee	Pat E. Johnson	The referee of the ring that appeared in the first three Karate Kid films.
Jerry Robertson	Larry B. Scott	A student at the Cobra Kai dojo who is not a part of Johnny gang. He was the first Cobra Kai member defeated by Daniel in the 1984 All Valley Under-18 Karate Championships tournament.
The Announcer	Bruce Malmuth	The announcer for the tournament who appeared in the first two Karate Kid films.
Judy	?	Daniel's first girlfriend when he was in New Jersey. In Season 2, Episode 1 of Cobra Kai, Daniel mentions that his mother moved him out of New Jersey to California where he met Ali.

The Karate Kid Part II (1986)

Karate Kid actor Martin Kove briefly appeared as John Kreese in the beginning of the film. Additionally, Karate Kid actors Rob Garrison (Tommy), Ron Thomas (Bobby Brown), Tony O'Dell (Jimmy), and William Zabka (Johnny Lawrence) were in the movie.

Character	Actor	Description
Kumiko	Tamlyn Tomita	Briefly has a relationship with Daniel during his visit to Okinawa.
Chozen Toguchi	Yuji Okumoto	The main antagonist for The Karate Kid Part II. He was one of Daniel's rivals and is short-tempered.
Sato	Danny Kamekona	Chozen's uncle and Mr. Miyagi's former best friend. He was arranged to marry Yukie, but she had already fallen in love with Miyagi. In the third season of Cobra Kai, it was revealed that before he died, he matured, was respectful towards Mr. Miyagi, made Tomi Village a tourist attraction and reformed Chozen.
Yukie	Nobu McCarthy	Mr. Miyagi's childhood girlfriend and Kumiko's aunt. Yukie and Sato were planned to marry each other, but Yukie in actuality loves Miyagi. This led to a death match between Sato and Miyagi, in which Miyagi decided to forfeit. In the third season of Cobra Kai, Yukie died and Kumiko had inherited her property.
Yuna	Traci Toguchi	Young girl who lives at Tomi Village; saved by Daniel from a typhoon. Revealed in Cobra Kai as the Senior Vice President of Sales for Doyona International.
Toshio	Joey Miyashima	Chozen's friends who helped to torment Daniel.
Taro	Marc Hayashi	Chozen's friends who helped to torment Daniel.
Miyagi Chōjun	Charlie Tanimoto	Miyagi's father; trained both Miyagi and Sato.
Ichiro	Arsenio "Sonny" Trinidad	Old villager that lives in Tomi Village; witness to Daniel's first confrontation with Chozen when Chozen is exposed as a fraud.

The Karate Kid Part III (1989)

Karate Kid actors Randee Heller and Martin Kove briefly reprised their roles as Lucille LaRusso and John Kreese in the film.

Character	Actor	Description
Terry Silver	Thomas Ian Griffith	Main antagonist of The Karate Kid Part III and Cobra Kai.
Mike Barnes	Sean Kanan	Secondary antagonist of The Karate Kid Part III.
Jessica Andrews	Robyn Lively	Worked in her Aunt Pat's pottery shop; dated Daniel LaRusso. In Cobra Kai, it is revealed that she and Daniel stayed in touch and she introduced him to his future wife Amanda, who is her cousin.
Snake	Jonathan Avildsen	Terry's henchmen who helps torment Daniel.
Dennis	William Christopher Ford	Silver's henchmen who helps torment Daniel; a karate practitioner that rarely speaks, only having two lines in the entire film.
Uncle Louie (Louie LaRusso Sr.)	Joseph V. Perry	Daniel's uncle and Lucille's brother-in-law; becomes ill.
Milos	Jan Triska	Terry Silver's butler.
Margaret	Diana Webster	Terry Silver's secretary.
The Announcer	Rick Hurst	Announcer of the All Valley Under-18 Karate Championships tournament in The Karate Kid Part III.

The Next Karate Kid (1994)

Karate Kid actor Ralph Macchio does not appear as Daniel LaRusso in this film.

Character	Actor	Description
Julie Pierce	Hilary Swank	Protagonist of The Next Karate Kid. Teenage girl who lost her parents, Susan and her unnamed father, now living with her paternal grandmother Louisa Pierce. Is a frequent victim to bullying; was taught karate for becoming violent.
Lieutenant Jack Pierce	?	Julie's late grandfather, husband of Louisa Pierce, father of Julie's unnamed father; officer with the 442nd Infantry Regiment (United States) during World War II; was taught karate as a message of thanks for saving Mr. Miyagi's life.
Louisa Pierce	Constance Towers	Julie's grandmother, wife of Jack Pierce, mother of Julie's unnamed father; was sent away to Los Angeles to bond with Julie.
Colonel Paul Dugan	Michael Ironside	Leads a JROTC-style program, Alpha Elite, at Julie's school.
Eric McGowen	Chris Conrad	New student who joins Alpha Elite to someday be accepted into the Air Force Academy; bonds with Julie.
Ned Randall	Michael Cavalieri	Skilled academy student and gang leader of the Alpha Elite; fought Eric.
Charlie	Walton Goggins	One of Ned's friends; student of the Alpha Elite.
Abbot	Arsenio "Sonny" Trinidad	The monks. Abbot is the lead monk of the monastery.
Tall Monk	Jim Ishida
Monk	Rodney Kageyama
Buddhist Monk	Seth Sakai
Senator Daniel Inouye	Himself	Made a cameo giving the opening speech at Arlington National Cemetery for a commendation for Japanese-Americans who fought in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team during World War II.[5]

Cobra Kai (2018–present): returning

Cobra Kai picks up 33 years after The Karate Kid, with the following characters that made a return: Daniel LaRusso, John Kreese, Johnny Lawrence, Lucille LaRusso, Ali Mills, Chozen Toguchi, Kumiko, Yuna, Terry Silver, Mike Barnes, and Jessica Andrews.

Cobra Kai: Season 1 (2018) introductions

Karate Kid actor Randee Heller reprised her role as Lucille LaRusso (Daniel's mother) in this season while Martin Kove reprised his role as John Kreese in the season finale.

Character	Actor	Description
Amanda LaRusso (Steiner)	Courtney Henggeler	Daniel's wife and co-owner of LaRusso Auto Group; Samantha and Anthony's mother.
Miguel Diaz (Miggy)	Xolo Maridueña	Johnny's neighbor; 16-year-old Ecuadorian American teenager with asthma; was beaten up by bullies and later became the first student in Johnny's dojo; trains under both dojos, Daniel's and Johnny's; meets his father, Hector Salazar, in Season 5.
Samantha LaRusso	Mary Mouser; Reese TinLee (child)	Daniel and Amanda's teenage daughter who was taught karate by her father at a young age; suspended from a school brawl for two weeks, then decides to restart Miyagi-Do. In Season 4, she trains under Johnny and Daniel's dojos; experiences an identity crisis after losing the All-Valley tournament.
Anthony LaRusso (Ant)	Griffin Santopietro	Daniel and Amanda's son; Samantha's younger brother; sent to summer camp where he becomes more active; later exposes Terry Silver for bribing the tournament referee in Cobra Kai's favor.
Louie LaRusso Jr	Bret Ernst	Daniel's cousin; works at LaRusso auto; torched Johnny's car with his biker buddies in revenge for defacing Daniel's billboard and disrepecting the family.
Carmen Diaz	Vanessa Rubio	Miguel's mother; dated a British man named Graham; told Miguel that his father does not know who his own son is.
Rosa Diaz (Yaya)	Rose Bianco	Miguel's grandmother and Carmen's mother.
Robert Swayze "Robby" Keene	Tanner Buchanan	Johnny's 17 year old estranged teenage son; drops out of school when he gets in trouble for drugs before moving in with the LaRussos; expelled from West Valley High SChool for crippling Miguel at the end of the school brawl, later reconnecting with Johnny and joining with his father to find Miguel.
Shannon Keene	Diora Baird	Johnny's ex-girlfriend and Robby's mother, alcoholic.
Sid Weinberg	Ed Asner; Michael H. Cole (Young)	Johnny Lawrence's stepfather, retired film producer; funds the Cobra Kai dojo.
Laura Lawrence	Candace Moon	Johnny Lawrence's mother and Robby's grandmother.
Eli "Hawk" Moskowitz	Jacob Bertrand	Demetri's best friend and one of Miguel's high school friends; called Hawk because of his aggressive personality.
Aisha Robinson	Nichole Brown	Samantha LaRusso's best childhood friend, later one of Miguel's friends in Cobra Kai; was transferred out of school after a brawl.
Demetri Alexopoulos	Gianni Decenzo	Eli's childhood best friend and a member of Miguel's high school friend group.
Bert	Owen Morgan	Diminutive junior student of Cobra Kai; fights Nathaniel but is taken away by one of the security guards; bullies Kenny Payne along with Nathaniel.
Kyler Park	Joe Seo	High school boy of a wealthy Korean American family originally from Irvine.
Lynn ("Homeless Lynn")	Susan Gallagher	Homeless woman who hangs around the strip mall.
Tom Cole	David Shatraw	Owner of Cole's Autos on Van Nuys, a rival automotive dealership;
Rhonda	Carole Kaboya	Sid's caregiver, who is a target of Sid's verbal abuse.
Armand Zarkarian	Ken Davitian	Armenian American real estate tycoon.
Roland Zakarian	Alex Huff	Armand's son.
Cruz and Trey	Jeff Kaplan & Terayle Hill (respectively)	Robby's former friends who spend their time committing petty theft; both were sent to jail by the start of Season 3.
Daryl	Keith Arthur Bolden	African American member of the All Valley Committee; announcer for the 2018 and 2019 All Valley Under-18 Karate Championships.
Ron	Matt Lewis	President of the All Valley Committee; invites pop star Carrie Underwood as a guest performer for the All-Valley tournament before the qualifying matches.
Sue	Cara AnnMarie	Only female member of the All Valley Committee.
George	Kurt Yue	Asian American member of the All Valley Committee; close friend of Daniel.
Xander Stone	Talin Chat	Represents Topanga Karate; 2017 All Valley Under-18 Karate Champion.
Patricia Stone	Suehyla El-Attar	Xander's mother.
Mrs. Jenkins	Linda Boston	Vice-Principal of North Hills High School.
Mr. Palmer	?	Science teacher at West Valley High School.
Judy	Kylie Delre	Rich woman who gets into a heated argument with Johnny.
Abe	Jayden Rivers	Cobra Kai students who later defected to Miyagi-Do karate.
Frank	Cameron Markeles	Cobra Kai students who later defected to Miyagi-Do karate.

Cobra Kai: Season 2 (2019) introductions

Actors from The Karate Kid, Rob Garrison (Tommy), Ron Thomas (Bobby Brown), Tony O'Dell (Jimmy), and Randee Heller (Lucille LaRusso) made guest appearances during this season.

Character	Actor	Description
Tory Nichols	Peyton List	Athlete from a poor family; later expelled from school for causing a school brawl and was forced to take on a day job waitressing at a sushi restaurant to make ends meet. In Season 5, she dates Robby.
Raymond "Stringray" Porter	Paul Walter Hauser	One of the Cobra Kai students, a cheater and a member of Hawk's gang.
Chris	Khalil Everage	One of the Cobra Kai students, but then leaves to join Miyagi-Do.
Mitch	Aedin Mincks	One of the Cobra Kai students, but gets kicked out by Kreese and then joins Eagle Fang, but then ends up defecting back to Cobra Kai.
Sunny Mitchell	Kathleen Hogan	Host of the annual Valley Fest.
Sandra Robinson	Kim Fields	Aisha's mother; boasts about how Cobra Kai changed her daughter's life for the better.
Mrs. Moskowitz	Caroline Avery Granger	Seen in a flashback where she urges West Valley High over the phone to do something about the cyberbullying inflicted on her son, Eli about his facial deformity.
Big Red	Christopher Ryan Lewis	Cobra Kai student; Lil Red's older brother.
Lil Red	Shane Donovan Lewis	Cobra Kai student, then joins Miyagi-Do; Big Red's younger brother.
Mikey Miller	Chris Schmidt Jr.	One of the Cobra Kai students and the second-in-command of Hawk's gang; supporting antagonist in Seasons 2 and 3; quits Cobra Kai.
Graham	Alex Collins	British man who dates Carmen.
Piper Elswith	Selah Austria	Moon's ex-girlfriend; joins Cobra Kai along with her teammates; inspired Sam to use her Eagle Fang training instead.
Melissa	Gena Shaw	Woman who hits on Johnny at the bar; later spends time drinking with Johnny.
Cutter	Stephan Jones	Construction worker who loans Johnny his cement mixer truck for the Cobra Kai students to manually rotate the drum as part of their strength training.

Cobra Kai: Season 3 (2021) introductions

Actors from The Karate Kid and The Karate Kid II, Elisabeth Shue (Ali Mills), Ron Thomas (Bobby Brown), Tamlyn Tomita (Kumiko), Traci Toguchi (Yuna), and Yuji Okumoto (Chozen Toguchi) all made guest appearances during this season.

Character	Actor	Description
Shawn Payne	Okea Eme-Akwari	Juvenile detainee at Sylmar Juvenile Corrections.
Rodney	Grayson Berry	Tory's apartment complex landlord; harasses Tory for rent.
David	Jesse Kove	College varsity captain in 1965; enlisted for the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, but chose to bully John Kreese throughout high school.
Betsy	Emily Marie Palmer	Kreese's girlfriend from his youth; originally David's girlfriend; her death causes Kreese to become devastated.
Captain Turner	Terry Serpico	Kreese's commanding officer during the Vietnam War; taught his team his style of self-defense which would become the foundation of Cobra Kai karate.
Ponytail	Seth Kemp	One of John Kreese's old Vietnam buddies; shot dead by the Vietcong.
Councilperson Roberts	Zele Avradopoulos	City councilmember who wanted to ban the All-Valley Under 18 Tournament due to the aftermath of the school brawl; made a compromise that students must sign a waiver.
Dee Snider	Himself	In Cobra Kai, he is a heavy metal singer-songwriter best known as the lead vocalist of the band Twisted Sister; Miguel went through security to go to one of his concerts.[6]

Cobra Kai: Season 4 (2021) introductions

Thomas Ian Griffith reprised his role as Terry Silver from The Karate Kid III, and actors from The Karate Kid and The Karate Kid II, Yuji Okumoto (Chozen Toguchi) and Randee Heller (Lucille LaRusso), made guest appearances.

Character	Actor	Description
Kenny Payne	Dallas Dupree Young	Youngest son of U.S. Army soldier stationed in Qatar and younger brother of Shawn Payne; in Season 5, he becomes one of the top students behind Tory in Silver's Cobra Kai.
Devon Lee	Oona O'Brien	Student and member of the debate team at West Valley High School; abandoned Cobra Kai after being disqualified due to a bribery with the referee.
Kandace	Rebecca Lines	Tory's maternal aunt.
Lia Cabrera	Milena Rivero	Student at West Valley Middle School, childhood friend and crush of Anthony LaRusso.
Charlotte	Phoebe French	One of Terry Silver's newly recruited female students who joins Cobra Kai.
Lindsey	Gianna Graziano	Another female student recruited by Terry Silver alongside Charlotte and Piper Elswith.
Cheyenne Hamidi	Salome Azizi	Terry Silver's girlfriend; app developer.
Vanessa LaRusso	Julia Macchio	Louie LaRusso's sister, Daniel's cousin, second year graduate student in child psychology.
Zack Thompson	Brock Duncan	Student at West Valley Middle School, one of Anthony's friends; suspended from school because of bullying Kenny.
Greg Hughes	P.J. Byrne	Stingray's next door neighbor; later beaten up by Stingray for Greg pointing out Stingray's underage drinking.
Slade Wang	Alex Boyer	Student at West Valley Middle School; member of Anthony's gang who helps Anthony catfish Kenny; later suspended along with his friends.
Marcus	Jaden Labady	Member of Anthony's gang who helps him bully Kenny at school; eventually suspended.
Carrie Underwood	Herself	In Cobra Kai, she is a multi-Grammy Award-winning country pop singer who is invited by Ron to the 51st All-Valley Karate Tournament.

Cobra Kai: Season 5 (2022) introductions

Sean Kanan and Robyn Lively reprised their roles as Mike Barnes and Jessica Andrews from The Karate Kid III,

Character	Actor	Description
Hector Salazar	Luis Roberto Guzmán	Miguel’s biological father and a criminal in Mexico.
Joanne	Rachelle Carson-Begley	Amanda’s mother who lives in Ohio and who divorced her husband after he cheated on her. She supports Amanda when she has a difficult moment in her marriage.
Elizabeth-Anne Rooney	Sunny Mabrey	Rival and former classmate of Amanda and Jessica.
Kim Da-Eun	Alicia Hannah-Kim	Granddaughter of Kim Sun-Yung and summoned to the USA by Terry Silver
Kim Sun-Yung	Don L. Lee; flashback	South Korean sensei who was a master of Tang Soo Do karate during the Korean War; built the philosophy of the Cobra Kai dojo: "Strike first, strike hard, no mercy."
Gunther Braun	Carsten Norgaard	German representative for the Sekai Taikai karate tournament.
Gabriel	Owen Ham	Criminal who beats up John Kreese in the prison; implied to have helped Kreese fake his death and escape prison.
Sensei Odell	Tyron Woodley	One of Kim Da-eun's six hired senseis.
Dr. Emily Folsom	Tracey Bonner	Psychiatrist at John Kreese's prison; Kreese used her keycard to escape prison.

Additional adaptations

The Karate Kid (1989 animated series)

The animated series had different voice actors for the following characters: Joey Dedio as Daniel LaRusso, Robert Ito as Mr. Miyagi, and Janice Kawaye as Taki Tamurai.

The Karate Kid (2010)

Jon Hurwitz stated in a Twitter post that the 2010 remake of The Karate Kid is in an alternate universe.[2]

Character	Actor	Description
Dre Parker	Jaden Smith	Goes into training for self-defense after being bullied; later wins in the Open Kung Fu Tournament. Moved from Detroit, Michigan, to Beijing, China.
Mr. Han	Jackie Chan	Chinese maintenance man who becomes Dre's Shifu; lost his wife and son to a car crash.
Sherry Parker	Taraji P. Henson	Mother of Dre Parker.
Cheng	Zhenwei Wang	Main antagonist; Dre's arch rival; top student at the Fighting Dragon studio run by Master Li.
Meiying	Wenwen Han	Dre's love interest, violin player; her parents deem Dre to be a bad influence, but Dre rehearses a written apology to Meiying's father in which he asks for forgiveness.
Liang	Shijia Lü	One of Cheng's friends, second-best student at the Fighting Dragons studio; disqualified due to injuring Dre's leg.
Master Li	Yu Rongguang	Cheng's Kung Fu instructor; instructs Liang to deliver an illegal strike to Dre's leg.

Broadway

In January 2020, a Broadway musical adaptation of The Karate Kid was revealed to be in development. Amon Miyamoto served as the director, with an accompanying novel being written by the original film's screenwriter Robert Mark Kamen. Drew Gasparini is the lyricist and composer of the score, while Keone and Mari Madrid choreographed the play. Kumiko Yoshii and Michael Wolk will serve as producers, with The Kinoshita Group. The cast will include Jovanni Sy as Mr. Miyagi, John Cardoza as Daniel LaRusso, Kate Baldwin as Lucille LaRusso, Alan H. Green as John Kreese, Jake Bentley Young as Johnny Lawrence, Jetta Juriansz as Ali Mills, and Luis-Pablo Garcia as Freddie Fernandez.[7] The adaption debuted in St. Louis in June 2022.[4]

References

Goldberg, Lesley (January 1, 2021). "'TV's Top 5': How 'Cobra Kai' Could Expand Its "Miyagi-verse"". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved January 18, 2021.
Topel, Fred (January 15, 2021). "Jon Hurtwitz on Twitter: "The 2010 Karate Kid takes place in a different universe. #CobraKai #CobraKaiOnNetflix"". Slashfilm. Retrieved January 18, 2021.
Jon Hurwitz [@jonhurwitz] (September 24, 2020). "The Karate Kid cartoon is not canon. But there is an Easter Egg from it in Season 3" (Tweet). Retrieved January 23, 2021 – via Twitter.
Bahr, Sarah (June 1, 2022). "Strike First, Strike Hard: How 'The Karate Kid' Became a Musical". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved June 23, 2023.
"FEMININE ``KARATE KID IS HEAVY-HANDED". scholar.lib.vt.edu. Retrieved July 7, 2023.
"Watch Dee Snider Perform a Concert During Cobra Kai Season 3". Ghost Cult Magazine. January 4, 2021. Retrieved August 29, 2021.
Lefkowitz, Andy (January 22, 2020). "New Musical The Karate Kid, Based on the Hit '80s Movie, Aims for Broadway". Broadway Buzz. Archived from the original on February 24, 2020. Retrieved February 24, 2020.

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[mv-1] Goldberg, Lesley (January 1, 2021). "'TV's Top 5': How 'Cobra Kai' Could Expand Its "Miyagi-verse"". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved January 18, 2021.

[revealsf-2] Topel, Fred (January 15, 2021). "Jon Hurtwitz on Twitter: "The 2010 Karate Kid takes place in a different universe. #CobraKai #CobraKaiOnNetflix"". Slashfilm. Retrieved January 18, 2021.

[jhtwitter-3] Jon Hurwitz [@jonhurwitz] (September 24, 2020). "The Karate Kid cartoon is not canon. But there is an Easter Egg from it in Season 3" (Tweet). Retrieved January 23, 2021 – via Twitter.

[:0-4] Bahr, Sarah (June 1, 2022). "Strike First, Strike Hard: How 'The Karate Kid' Became a Musical". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved June 23, 2023.

[5] "FEMININE ``KARATE KID IS HEAVY-HANDED". scholar.lib.vt.edu. Retrieved July 7, 2023.

[6] "Watch Dee Snider Perform a Concert During Cobra Kai Season 3". Ghost Cult Magazine. January 4, 2021. Retrieved August 29, 2021.

[Broadway-7] Lefkowitz, Andy (January 22, 2020). "New Musical The Karate Kid, Based on the Hit '80s Movie, Aims for Broadway". Broadway Buzz. Archived from the original on February 24, 2020. Retrieved February 24, 2020.

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