Japanese Karate Sensei Reacts To "Cobra Kai Season 1 Episode 3~5" For The 1st Time!
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【Chapters】
00:00 Episode 3
08:02 Episode 4
26:10 Episode 5
*The information/opinion in this video is Karate Dojo waKu's own interpretations and does not represent any other organizations.
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Name: Yusuke Nagano
Birthplace: Kawasaki, Japan
Belt Grade: 2 Dan
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This is actually a wonderful way to refresh my memory on what's going on in Cobra Kai until the 4th season is out 😅 Keep these going! It's so nice to see someone versed in Karate giving his insight on Cobra Kai. Plus - I am always hyped to see how you react to all the epic scenes 😆
Can you react to episode 6, im really enjoying this
How would Pankration work in this fight
Miguel’s actor should’ve been the iron fist for Netflix
Yeah I love when Yusuke names the moves and says they are actually pretty authentic. I'm sure he'll have a LOT to say about season 2 lol but it's great to watch with a real sensei.
Yeah I’m finding these to be a great way to catch up on Cobra Kai in the lead up to season 4
The joke with Johnny is that he's doing everything that's normal in the 80s un America. He's stuck in the past. He uses popular slang and advertising tactitcs that were very popular in the 80s. No one passes out flyers like that anymore. Karate was super popular in America back then as well as other Asian martial arts. It's very nuanced americana humor. It's written very well in my opinion. The actor of Johnny comes across as very genuine.
johnny isnt stuck in the past, the rest of the world is stuck in a weird future.
@@meggi8048 BROOOOOOO!!!!!!🤯🤯🤯
Johnny as the main protagonist keeps the show fresh. Johnny is relatable and the actor is doing a fantastic job.
Berserk
"No one passes out flyers like that anymore." Yes they do. Are you one of those people that lives in the suburbs and doesn't understand city life?
In case you didn't know, Daniel's headband in Cobra Kai is the exact same one that they used in the first Karate Kid. That headband is 37 years old!
The #1 most unbelievable part of this show is how it treats Los Angeles like a small town where everyone knows everyone. It’s honestly kind of funny.
"The Valley" means California's San Fernando Valley. Yep, it's a real place.
I know I’ve been there before
A lot of the other “valley” things are made up like west valley high. Hollywood generalizes places but often uses real places as sets or props. The original movie uses Cal State University Northridge gym as the “arena” at the end. I’m sure there’s a lot of videos on KZhead that show real locations that the show used. Terminator 2, Back to the Future and many others were shot on location all over southern California.
@@angelobelmonte2824 I don't think it was met for you. In the video he asks us viewers if it is a real place. Just out of curiosity tho, did you enjoy the valley? Was it a recent visit or back in the day visit?
@@shawndamccormick278 I know about it too
Yeah North west part of Los Angeles county
Johnny was the super cool guy in high-school. The irony is that he's still super cool as an older guy but to people of his age.he never lost his cool. Hes just stuck in the 80s
@Jake LaGotta Agree....Wish I was.
@Jake LaGotta not really
My friend a lot of us in the late 80’s to 80’s are still stuck we just like the music better haha
I'm feeling personally attacked. PS. ya'll won't admit it but the nineties were better.
@Jake LaGotta I never saw the eighties since I'm 16 Yet I am still somehow stuck in the eighties
epic, also william zabka( johnny lawrence) is such a good actor he really captures the audience its like he’s a real person instead of an actor playing a character
Well it helps that he only really ever played one character.
@@alphanerd7221 Well, while he isn't exactly a blockbuster move star or a staple of modern television, he has had consistent voicework over the years of various types of characters and done a few roles of differing types of characters as well. That's a gross over-simplification.
@@williameldridge9382 Voicework doesn't count. "one a few roles of differing types of characters" No. He's always the blonde 80's dick.
@@alphanerd7221 Again: Over-simplification in the context of this show.
@@HisVirusness That literally makes no sense.
The grandmother is one the best characters she so chilll lol
Reminds me of my Grandma.
Well she does smoke a bit of weed.
"In your country, do you guys drink beer at normal temperature?" Alright, so mostly no, beer is typically drunk cold. There are exceptions in some cases, such as stout which should be served a few degrees below room temperature from the tap (though many places also have a chilled tap for stout). There's differences of opinion where lagers are concerned, but in the US, they are typically cold. In Johnny's case, he's doing the time honored tradition of drinking last night's beer. Because (especially when you are living paycheck to paycheck), you do not waste a beer. That's alcohol abuse.
Johnny is definitely implied to be an alcoholic as well, which is why he'll drink beer in any condition.
I work in a gas station and people get buy hot beer all the time, I was told by my boss that it's because it gets them drunk faster.
@@thewatchmansson6472 where i'm from people buy the warm beer cuz it's usually cheaper and they don't intend to drink it right away. there's usually some sort of extra charge to have it chilled from a cooler / fridge. if i buy it at 5 pm after work and people aren't over till 8 i have plenty of time to cool it. no need for a convenience charge.
@@corylahey9941 "shrug" don't know, that's just what I was told
@Jake LaGotta 👍
As an alcoholic (not proud, I'm disabled) I assure you, they're using, showing him drinking lukewarm alcohol to show exactly how far gone he is
20:46 My theory for why you see it often in shows is that it easier for actors that don't quite have the flexibility for a proper roundhouse or hook kick.
Yeah agreed, it was a pretty sloppy kick. I would have thought a basic roundhouse would have been easier at that height, but maybe people were busy focussing on the spin and not the kick. A spin hook would have been too hard for a non practitioner. Years later I can still do one, but it has no power now. Haven't trained for years
Something I love about this show is that it really digs deep into how traumatic the “Karate Kid” arc of the story was for both Danny and Johnny. Daniel has a crippling fear of Cobra Kai reappearing not only in his life, but in any kids's life, because the sole words “Cobra Kai” trigger the traumatic memories of his high-school past and he doesn't want anyone else to go through that. Notice how he acts repressively towards anything that could remind him of Cobra Kai because it instantly makes him feel threatened. He tries to stay in control and not act impulsively towards Johnny and the Cobra Kai dojo, but the memories and the stress become too much. The fight or flight response literally comes out of him when he kicks Tom Cole's boba, and he needs to get back to what originally made him feel powerful and safe: karate and Mr. Miyagi's advice. It's all about the instincts he developed in his teenage years, those who have more to do with fears and emotions rather than with rational thinking. The past comes back to turn him into a kid again, and that's why I love this series so much: It deals with those teenager feelings and traumatic experiences the characters have been repressing for 30 years now. It shows how much it hurt them, and how it affects their lives now. It's just that, instead of talking through it and trying, idk, therapy, they kick each other's ass and encourage their kids to repeat that cycle of violence. And I'm honestly enjoying it SO MUCH, KICK EACH OTHER'S ASS AS MUCH AS YOU WANT GUYS, I'M LIVING IT
I love how into it Yusuke is getting. He is all of us.
Already another cobra kai reaction? And 3 episodes at once... Seems like you are enjoying it. =) Keep them coming.
lol yihhhhhh he addicted
Gives the views
Just wait until he gets to Season 2.
@@rcslyman8929 Especially that season 2 finale.
Binge reacting. Also, it looks like for all his expertise and devotion to his craft the most profitable part of his KZhead page appears to be watching the Karate Kid franchise
This final scene was a huge deal for Ralph because people had been trying to get him back in that costume from the films on camera for 30 years and he never did to protect the integrity of the original story (and also for the chance to be cast in other roles). So - giving the improbable yet long awaited re-emergence of the "karate kid" a moment alone in the spotlight (backed with the original film score) was spine tingling!
The "curry" the grandma was cooking in the beginning was "Chicken Mole", its like our curry for Mexican and HIispanic families. Its sooooo good!
As I learned from my boxing coach, the reason for the two hand mitts is: 1. Easier to get new partners to train with and pick up the pads sooner 2. Helps subconsciously train you to be able to catch a punch, which is used usually when you parry and move the punch out the way or sometimes completely stop it.
I'm so excited to watch Cobra kai season 4 when you're watching🤩
Man thank you for showing your reaction to this show! It's my most anticipated show ever since I started watching it. It only gets better every episode! Can't wait to see your next videos!
To answer your question, in America we do not drink beer warm nor do we drink it from open cans from the night before, unless you are a hopeless alcoholic. The scene where he wakes up on the floor and drinks beer while he's talking to the principal is to show us how pathetic he feels right then and how far he has fallen. Also some people believe that if you are very hungover from drinking too much the night before introducing a little bit more alcohol into your system might help. It's called "Hair of the Dog." So maybe he might have just been hungover.
“I don’t know who to sympathize with.” Good observation. You pretty much summarized the entire first couple of seasons with that one sentence.
Saw you did episode 2 like a day ago and was bummed there probably wouldn’t be any more for a few days. Then I saw this! You have made me very happy today, sir. I love Cobra Kai and your channel is growing on me fast. Keep em coming, my man.
I love how your reactions to the karate kid franchise changed the further you got, the first couple of movies it was heavily on the reactions to fighting and certain Japanese words and phrases (which was awesome) but now you’re really into the story of cobra Kai, not just the karate side of it (also awesome), loving these reactions
Nice three ep at once love your recation keep them coming
Thank you for reviewing these, its a great show! :) I was born in '81 and grew up on the first movie. This show brought back alot of old memories. I hate it because Johnny Lawrence was someone I used to despise so much and this show makes him really sympathetic. Where he is in life hits a little close to home I guess ... God bless Pat Morita 😭😭😭😭
Is amazing how karate changed Daniel San, it became a philosophy of life. Respect, Self balance, harmony, better self-esteem , many others. In the other hand how Johny (remember he was rich and Daniel poor in the movies) lost everything because he only learn the techniques of karate ( the slogan strike hard strike first is against Okinawa philosophy “karate ni sente nashi “ ) Afterward is ying yang to me. There is no bad students just bad teachers (Sensei’s) ? Comments ?
These videos are very fun to watch as well as all your other videos. Thank you for the tips and entertainment.😀👍
what a perfect way to get ready for season 4. love the reaction videos!
It's so sad that Pat Morita passed away. I wish he was around for a bit longer for Cobra Kai. He wisdom he put into Mr. Miyagi was great. He was a great man and actor.
I love how your reactions from the first movie to now have changed so much. You went from (basically) this is fake or why is he doing that to now you're getting hit in the feels like i did! Love your channel
Sensei, I LOVE how invested you are in the emotions of the father and son relationship. Watching you cheering them on to do the right thing is so heartwarming. You are a lovely soul!
*Johnny has an emotional scene* "That's a huge parfait." *Daniel confides in his wife* "That's a huge orange juice jar!"
The strength of the Cobra Kai series is that it flips the script and you wind up rooting for a down and out Johnny, when in the 1984 movie, you rooted for Daniel and hated Johnny. The kudos goes to both William Zabja and Ralph Macchio both for their great acting and their excellent training in Karate.
Love watching your videos on Karate Kid. Definitely going to keep watching when you post more! :)
I love to see Best Karate Sensei react to Best Karate Series
I love Cobra Kai, and can't wait for season 4. But this scene with Daniel at Miyagi's grave (knowing Pat Morita is gone, too) made me tear up. Such a beautiful, but sad scene... I saw Karate Kid 1 when it came out in theaters.
These videos have been a blast to watch. If I could ask for one thing, I would really like to see more post fight scene commentary. I really want to see how your expertise meshes with the karate shown in Cobra Kai.
Thank You Sensei! So nice to watch Cobra Kai again alongside you. Two important lessons of Sensei Lawrence: 1.If you something against anyone, say that to their face. 2."Your enemies don't care, what day it is. They prey on weakness. If you want to beat them, you got to conquer your fear and face them." So true! Johnny Lawrence is the best, I loved his character from the beginning.
Ha! At 9:38 where Johnny is walking is the Habit burger joint. I go there every now and then. There's also a Chili's restaurant there. They also bought the original headband for Larusso at a local martial arts shop in Burbank. If you were to talk to the older generation regarding martial arts at this location, you'd find that it is a really small world. We have so many martial arts greats in the San Fernando Valley, where the show is based on.
Thanks for reviewing this series! I love hearing your perspective.
you are spoiling us with these reactions! keep it up!!!!
Your reactions to the Cobra Kai show got me watching you. Much fun! :D I like how you comment when things are done correctly. It's cool that the creators of this show put research and effort into it. 23:45 FYI: A liter is about the same amount as a quart, which is short for quarter, or, quarter of a gallon. But, yeah. We Americans like to stock up on food, lol. Some prefer much smaller amounts, but a lot like to have extra in the house so we don't have to go to the store nearly as often.
That Last scene where he's practicing his Kata always gets me emotional. Plus Bill Conti's score! *chefs kiss*
THIS GONNA BE EPICCCC
Thank you so much for reacting to my #1 favorite series! I'm quite new to your videos, and I have to say, your reactions are fun and engaging, and I enjoy the asides you give about karate and your experience in Japan! I look forward to seeing more reactions! Have a wonderful day!
Thank you, Waku! This is super interesting both as a reaction series and a karate sensei pespective! Super entertaining as we wait for the nw season at New Years!
I loved Cobra Kai the first time I saw it. I am really enjoying seeing it again with your unique perspective. I studied Danzan-ryū jujitsu and judo at a traditional Dojo and understand the importance of learning not just the self-defense but also the esoteric principles. Martial arts is more than just learning to fight. 心を導く
I am loving these reaction videos. As a fan of Cobra Kai, it's wonderful to get your perspective on the actual culture and martial art. Plus your positive attitude and response are so genuine and pure. Thank you for all of your content!
Wow, I'm so glad you're doing Cobra Kai. I have greatly enjoyed them. Thanks for the commentary!
Keep em coming, this is amazing to watch with a Japanese karateka🥋🙇♂️
Haha I grew up on karate kid & was so excited when they were making cobra Kai! I love that the creators stayed true to the characters 🤍👌🏼that’s what I love about it. I also found your channel & watched your react to the original series and now cobra Kai and it’s been a fun journey! Excited to see your reaction to season 2 & 3
Alywas a pleasure to watch with you. Cant wait till the next Video!
Let’s gooo love your reactions always nice to see a martial artist react and dissect fighting scenes even helps me with my technique (self taught btw) not the best but it’s fun to teach yourself things no one knows really what they can do just alone with dedication
i love watching this sensei's reaction. its cool and its funny and its nice to see what a real sensei thinks about an american karate show
Loving your reactions to these. Cobra Kai gets the balance right between nostalgia, comedy and kicking ass!
I am so happy that you are on this journey with us. I study martial arts and it's just fun to be apart of a dialogue about it.
You're actually saving me time since I am only watching your reaction videos. They are pretty good thank you!
I am 100% invested in watching your reactions to this show now. I know it isn't part of your major content, but I am enjoying it immensely!
Kind of crazy that I've seen all cobra kai seasons like 4 times, but enjoy watching it again with your self as a actual Sensei keep posting!
I love watching these again with you on your reviews. I get goosebumps too watching some of the scenes. 😁
Love these episodes reactions! I really enjoy the views of the details. After watching a a lot of your videos I was able to spot the same thing you did when he's in Seiza at Miyagi's tombstone. Great stuff!
Its nice to know they honor your culture as well as ours. You see things that we don't and it just makes it deeper and that much more enjoyable.
You're absolutely amazing, Sensei, can't wait to binge watch Cobra Kai with you as we gear up for Season 4!
Lovely how into the show you are getting :) It is nice when a revival actually respects its source. One can really tell that they love this show, and they just pour that love into the quality. Thanks for the cool content. It is nice to have an expert comment on this.
Christmas came early this year, 3 more episode reactions for Cobra Kai already! Thank you!
This show often has me agonizing over which Dojo I would choose. Traditional Miyagi Do seems serene and contemplative, focused on the perfection of form and deep learning of technique. Americanized Cobra Kai is more like an army boot camp; loud, stressful, and traumatizing by design in order to foster the mental toughness to keep your wits in a fight, so you can adapt, improvise, and overcome using not just your body, but your surroundings as well. If you've gone the military route, as I did, you keep learning a move here, a trick there, but you become hesitant to concentrate on any style in depth, no matter how effective it is when mastered, because the last thing you want to be in a fight is predictable.
Maybe I am taking this a little too deeply for a show, but being a Karateka myself, seems to me like the mythical Mr. Miyagi (as scripted) is still teaching deep Karate posthumously ... IMHO, what we have here is Miyagi Do as Yin and Cobra Kai as Yang... Its not about choosing either, but; as Miyagi Sensei would probably say; rather about finding your center and balance through life's ups and downs, whether it comes in hard or soft blows. Each way of the warrior has its place in your journey, but if you choose well, it is like the concept of JiGatai... (please forgive any mis-spelling) finding your best positioning to forge ahead gracefully, fiercely, yet composed. As my Shotokan sensei and sempai's taught me so long ago, this finding of balance through life is sometimes represented by the concept of a tiger's strength bound within a circle of discipline, only let out when necessary, but always peaceably within. Like I said, it might be too deep for a simple entertainment show, but there it is. Hope that helps
@@hakichiki I won't spoil it for you, but you've made a good prediction of where the story leads. They start by using clips from the movie for a Rashamon-like retelling of the tale from Johnny's perspective, then the old rivalry re-ignites and expands, as both Johnny and Daniel take on more young students, and a duel of Dojos (in the best martial arts movie tradition) begins. This show is much more brilliant, funny, rich and complex than it has any right to be. The martial arts aspects seemed to ring true to me, it's reassuring to know that a real-world Karteka agrees. Look forward to your next react.
@@FusionAero I wonder if any of the screenwriters or character builders have good sanseis somewhere back along the path of their journey...? LOL! And no; you didn't spoil anything for me and I went to speedwatch-catchup, and your summary is spot on. I hope they keep the Miyagisms a priority over the cool kicks and trick moves. The balance is great so far, and I love the mini story arcs, not just because it does background so well and so simply, but it also underpins another truth of all martial arts: they cannot change who you are; they only show you how to become who and what you have decided to be. Karate may give you the skill and method to hone your talent, much as a master craftsman forges the perfect weapon... but it is the soul and intent of of the warrior who wields it that will give it legend or infamy... The blade remains unchanged, and like karate, may pass from demon to angel with equal impact, but can also as we see with Chozen, Johnny and Daniel, be a vehicle for you to transform your demons into angels through discipline focus and dedication. Hence we #StriveForPerfectionOfCharacter above all else as karateka (or any other martial artist for that matter. And my thanks for an enlightening exchange! #Ossu!.
Muay Thai and BJJ mate : )
@@hakichiki Even if they don't have a martial arts background, they have the sense to hire consultants who do. Two dominant themes that you see throughout the series are the" flipping of the script", and the passing of the torch. From the beginning, we see that Johnny has gone from bullying antagonist to sympathetic underdog protagonist. and that the story will be seen from HIS point of view. He is now the eyes of the audience, but he is STILL an @55hole, and will never be the hero. Cobra's writers seem to have studied the mistakes of franchises like Star Wars and Star Trek, that you cant just insert some snotty kid into the universe who is inexplicably better at everything than the original hero, and expect fans to feel anything but insulted. The best heroes are ordinary, unremarkable types who only discover they they have the stuff of greatness, and a heroic destiny, when circumstances put them to the test. The real hero is Miguel. Nothing yet produced or aired shows it, but all the cues are there. Johnny and Danny may learn to overcome their differences, maybe even become friends, but HE will be the one who takes the teachings of both, and combines them to create an even more formidable style of his own. Yin and Yang, Hard and Soft, Serene and Fierce, Honor and Treachery, must all become one in the blink of an eye in a situation where victory is life.
It's refreshing to watch again all the saga through your eyes. Great videos.
I really like those reaction video on such a great show. In Episode 5 when there is an homage to pat morita that scene is so amazing. Thats whats is so well done with this reboot since its all the same character but older. I think its the first time a TV show is doing something like that.
I love it. watched cobra kai 3 times already so experiencing it with a real sensei is cool. kinda weird having kyler react to it tho
Hyped you're going to go all the way with us! Thanks!
Now *that's* one hell of a video, you did the right thing binge reacting this.
Really appreciate your reaction to this great show! Keep up the good work good sir 👍🏼
You have a wonderful channel. I have only found it recently, and and enjoying the content very much. Thank you, Osu!
Love those videos I hope you keep going it’s awesome to watch these episodes again with you because you know all the fighting styles an I can learn something will I watch
28:12 Boxing, we use two. You're correct. If I didn't hit directly centre of the flat (There were yellow circles on them for my training), my trainer would hit me with it. Training can be brutal. Japanese cemeteries are smaller? Dude...I've been to many. They're huge. Mr. Miyagi (actor) passed away for real. It's a nice thing to acknowledge him.
Dude, I am seriously loving your Karate Kid and Cobra Kai videos!! I need a notepad, because I want to answer all the questions you have about American 80s culture! Keep up the good work 👍🏻
i like how you have so much eye for, not only karate moves, but also the emotions, and how you have sympathy for johnny's perspective. very respectful
Watch season 4 on December 31 in Netflix we gonna enjoy it a lot !
I love this when ppl react to think they normally pause it and are way louder and talk a ton but this guy jsut does it all perfect
'Use your chair' loved the enthusiasm. Great videos already seen Cobra Kai but it was cool watching it from your perspective. Keep up the good work 👏 🏴
The series is great and it’s a good way to watch it again with your insights. I watched the whole Series in one day. I thought there will be 2 seasons and I will be done about the evening. Turned out there are 3… and I watched till the late night. 😅 I look forward to the next season and think the karate skills of all Chars aren’t bad from my prospective. I look forward to see what’s your thoughts of the karate. Especially in the fights. Best wishes to Japan and stay healthy.
I remember staying up during New Years to watch the third season of Cobra Kai
Season 4 comes out on December 31
*insights
@@The_Kirk_Lazarus thx.
Oh my God I love this series, please please keep it going!!!!!!!! I feel like we're watching this as friends! as weird as that sounds but it's so cool! Isn't Cobra Kai such a great show?! Very well done sensei. I would love to learn karate but unfortunately I'm legally blind and cannot get hit in my face or I will go completely blind in my one eye that I can see out of. I always wished I had my own version of Mr Miyagi or Sifu Ip Man, in my life, such beautiful personalities!
I truly appreciate your channel. Thank you.
I have seen this one so many times and I still get emotional
Love your reactions, keep it going! 💯
I've always wondered what a true Japanese sensei would think about these movies and the what kind of reactions and corrections would be brought about. I've enjoyed every cobra Kai episode and the movies. Thank you for reacting to these movies and episodes. I remember I took karate when I was child. I don't remember much now days. Can't kick high enough anymore . As I got older and also need to stretch these old tense leg muscles . Lol... Have blessed day ..may the God bless and enrich you with wisdom....
Your reactions to this have been excellent.
Great reactions. Loved the insight
Great video. Keep up the great content.
This Is WAAAAY Better than I thought it was I can't believe I Didn't start watching until Now This is Freaking Awesome
I’m glad I found this channel!
You have a great spirit and the planet is a better place with you on it my friend.
I love your Karate Kid and Cobra Kai videos.
There are a few differences between miyagi do and cobra Kai Miyagi do is made based on goji Ryu and cobra Kai is based on Tang Soo do Tang Soo do is a more modern style with less forms and stances compared to traditional karate. However it does have a lineage dating back to shotokan
The events of Cobra Kai (and most of the first and third movies) mostly take place in the San Fernando Valley, which is located in Los Angeles, California. Ironically, the series is mostly filmed near Atlanta, Georgia. Bit of trivia: the Golf n Stuff they show does exist, but it’s in Ventura, California, which is around an hour’s drive from the Valley (depending on where you’re driving from and traffic). There *is* a Golf n Stuff in the Valley, but the one they show is very obviously the one in Ventura.
Love these, the series is really good
i know how Johnny's kid felt when he saw him be close to another kid. my mother abandoned me during my childhood, so before i found out she never changed when trying to connect with her in my early 20s and we were out at a Denny's, so many little kids just ran up to her wanting to be hugged. she smiled, asked the parents if it was ok, and when she picked up those kids and smiled at them, i almost cried, bc she never gave me that. when she tried to gaslight me when i later tried to talk about how i felt, i knew she would never care about me the same way she cares for strangers' kids, so i cut her out of my life to end the pain
This was great! Honestly, I just wanna see you watch the whole series, at this point lol!
Subbed… i am a new fan… i love your take and insight. Thank you
I am loving these videos and your review. Subscribed