As much as Chozen has to teach Daniel, this scene makes it clear that Daniel once taught something to Chozen - something he'll never forget for the rest of his life.
No it was sato who gave him a second chance and miyagi that chozen look up to with sato Daniel didn't do anything accept getting arrogant about knowing everything about miyagi do karate
Love how Chozen went from being a typical arrogant teenage bully villain to a loveable yet dangerously skilled martial arts master. This man stole the show in season 5.
They Made Chozen look bad in one entire movie, but then they made him everybody's favorite in one episode. That has to be the best thing I have ever seen.
About redemption: Thought for a possible future scenario of Cobra Kai: Since Miguel and Hawk are All Valley Champs now, Robby will end like Daniel in 1985, in a life and death fight. And when he is almost death, like Sato, Yuki and Miyagi stood there back in the day, this time Chozen, Kumiko and Daniel would stand there, Daniel and Chozen with the drum in their hands, giving Robby his final instruction how to survive. This would be the ultimate redemption for Chozen, and it would be simply such a fantastic thing if a technique from Miyagi-Do Karate saves the life of Johnny Lawrence s son years later. And the drum technique wasnt used in Cobra Kai yet, maybe there is a reason for and they saved it for later.
One of my favorite parts of this is, that even after being "humiliated", the first thing Daniel does, when realizing he DOESN'T know ALL of Miyagi-Do Karate, is to ask his old enemy if he will teach him. The level of respect and willingness not just to learn, but realize you don't know everything is just great. It really says a lot about Daniels character. He is a true student of Miyagi-Do, and as soon as he finds out there is more to learn, he is willing to be taught, even by Chozen.
@@michaelbull4344 In several cases over the course of the show, Daniel showed nothing but sheer ignorance and disapproval on different takes of karate, even Cobra Kai and Eagle Fang. He ever got pass through all that just by accepting that he could learn better outside of Miyagi Do because he shattered his own ego to let the students learn both styles. Not really saying Daniel isn't humble, he just needs to learn to be in someone's shoes and use that to get even stronger. Going towards Season 5, he has improved on an unrivaled level by using both Miyagi Do and Silver's Quicksilver method, as well as Eagle Fang's offense. Overall, he can do so much more, at the end, he just needs to open up more to other styles.
"Defense takes on many forms" Such a great line and it teaches Daniel that Miyagi Do was more than just self defense. Of all the KK characters, Chozen was the only one that outgrew his issues in the past.
the mark of a great person is to outgrew his issues in the past. A man who has the courage to conquer himself can accomplish anything in the world. Only a few are discipled to truly do this with respect
Johnny Lawrence is trying to outgrow his past with Daniel Larusso...but, of course, there are times, when he has those momentary flashbacks. Still...he tries admirably. Same thing with Mike Barnes, although, unlike Johnny Lawrence, Mike Barnes actually, and immediately, apologizes to Daniel Larusso for the way that he beat up on Daniel Larusso in the past.
As Johnny said, "The best defense... is more OFFENSE." If Daniel wasn't so pigheaded and stuck in the past, he would have learned restraint and maybe Miyagi would have taught him.
When Daniel asked "can you teach me?", that's what Chozen was hoping to hear & he was very proud to do so to make up for what he had done to Daniel & Kumiko all those years ago. Such a great couple episodes in Okinawa
@@ammarchef860 A lot of martial arts styles and schools (example Kyusho Jitsu, Uechi-Ryu Karate, Aiki jutsu, Wing Chun Kung Fu, Snake style Kung fu, Ninjutsu, etc,) have their own version of pressure points or cavity strikes. However they all draw upon the same meridian points and studying human anatomy. Miyagi- do that is presented here is a fictional style of Karate but is based on Goju Ryu. So any pressure point attacks or cavity presses Chozen is doing is more or less coming out of the Goju Ryu (fictional Miyagi-do) school. Hope that answers your question.
I am happy that Chozen and Daniel became friends. Even without the techniques that Chozen knows, Daniel did a very good job. It is great to see that Chozen was able to find that peace within himself.
It just goes to show 2 of the greatest victories in the martial arts -- preferably making peace w/ your worst adversaries, & making them into your best allies.
They really did a great job in this series at turning one dimensional throw away villains into complex and enjoyable characters. I especially love that Chozen was able to be redeemed.
Yep, that is the bridge between Young Chozen and older more mature Chozen. That laugh… That cackle is what young and old fans of the Franchise recognized immediately
Chozen is the perfect embodiment of both the lighter and darker aspects of Miyagi-Do and this coupled with his humility and retrospection is what makes him the perfect warrior.
can we also talk about how great the acting is from yuji okumoto? up until the nose honking moment, he portrayed a man full of anger and seemingly revenge-seeking, and after that, the transformation was simply incredible
You are correct. It is an excellent performance to be able to change on a time in essence. I did not realize how he has a comedic side to him that he does well also.
Miyagi was right in not teaching Daniel the more aggressive style of Miyagi-do. He was a massive hothead as a teenager, and Terry Silver used that to briefly corrupt Daniel teaching him Cobra Kai. The series does a great job showing when you teach bullied adolescents martial arts, if they are not mentally mature they will turn around and become bullies themselves.
I have to admit, though-It was absolutely, and insanely, brilliant, to see Daniel Larusso defeat Terry Silver, with what Terry Silver taught him in the past. 1:If an opponent can't see, he can't fight. 2:If an opponent can't breathe, he can't fight. 3:If an opponent can't stand, he can't fight. Daniel Larusso is a quick learner, and a very skilled fighter. He also retains knowledge from different sources... even from Terry Silver himself! Daniel Larusso, defeating Terry Silver, with the very things that Terry Silver taught him, is sheer brilliance. I guess that Terry Silver never saw those things coming! Defeating an enemy with their own techniques, is one of the best forms of revenge!
I love how deadly serious the music is and how Chozen made Daniel think he was going to finish him off, then in the next moment, he’s laughing at Daniel’s reaction.
What I love about this series is that all of Daniel’s rivals would become his friends and allies. Only the guys who were adults in the original movies remained enemies, which was their choice.
Mr. Miyagi may be the best fighter in the movies, but Chozen is a better teacher, he taught both the offensive and defensive side of Miyagi do. Chozen is definitely the combination of Daniel and Johnny, has Daniel's defense and Johnny's offense
Which is how martial arts is in real life. There’s a time to push the action and a time to slow the pace down. He’s basically the Mase Windu of Cobra Kai
Basically Daniel is the symbolism of Defence of Miyagi fang Johnny js the symbolism of Offence in Miyagi Fang Chozen will now fill the void they both have. It is Balance.
He did get his revenge though, he honked Daniel lol. Daniel taught him a couple valuable lessons, humility and mercy for a beaten opponent. As a result they now have more respect for each other as men and practitioners of Miyagi-Do.
Daniel you want to me is here say daddy is here in my sleep baby you cry me in my room say open the door toche you home be there kids always dog die Two yeas maman collin Daddy you here in my sleep baby is you cry back open the door toche you home be there go cry me is you my sleep baby is here say open the door toche you home the in sleep baby you cry me is me Annick
Losing to Daniel changed Chozen's life. He leaned humility and witnessed true selfless courage. It made him a better man. Bringing him back as probably the best character in the whole show was genius.
Give it time... I think Kreese's time is coming VERY soon.... it started at the end of season 4 when he told Tori to do what she wanted.... he sees his mistake..
but Johnny is the "filter". Taking what Kreese taught him and what Daniel has showed him to come up with a hybrid style to counter Silver. It would not surprise me if they try and get Kreese to unite with Johnny, Chozen, and Daniel to defeat Silver. Being in jail may humble Kreese to see the errors of his ways and to see how evil Silver is.
@@tim_nj_devil176 I agree, Kreese is not the forgive and forget type and will definitely be out Terry's blood, I also see him getting out of prison quickly with some kind of help.
"If an enemy insists on war, then you take away their ability to wage it." - Chozen Toguchi. This might be the most accurate quote I've needed in my life.
Who would have known that these two would confront each other after all of these years? I love the build up. Chozen could've easily wiped the floor with Daniel but instead honks him in return. How cool is that? Chozen's appearance on Cobra Kai is why I have decided to watch the show. He's awesome!
Saw s5 and Chozen was absolutely the best part of s5, redemption of anti heroes to heroes is something I'll never ever be tired of seeing in movies and series, Chozen was the MVP of Cobra Kai s5
The redemption arcs in this series are amazing. Johhny, Krease and Chozen are given a better depth of character instead of being the stereotypical 80s bad guy.
@@holyflame2 I'm aware of that but it is still a way and Chozen is looking for redemption and his character was given more depth and and fleshed out as part of why he is the way he is and why he is seeking redemption. Kreese on the other hand is a liar and manipulator who only cares about himself, same with Terry Silver
Daniel: "This doesn't seem like something Mr. Miyagi would teach" Mr. Miyagi in the first movie: "I never been attacked by tree" "I never compete tournament only real fight"
I think that's where Miyagi had a flaw in his "defense only" philosophy. In Part III he tells Daniel that eventually he would forge his own path as a martial artist. Now it took Daniel over 35 years to realize this and let his daughter forge her own path, but I digress. The flaw in Miyagi's teaching is how can he expect his students to choose their path or even continue his teachings if they're only equipped with part of the Miyagi-Do system? Miyagi being a pacifist, kind of stunts the growth of his students with his philosophy. Despite his best intentions.
@@TRivera13 the whole point of the rules of miyagi do were to realize that karate is about defense but that defense takes on many forms even offense. Mr miyagi gave daniel a base in defense so he has something to stand on as he progresses as a martial artist. Thats why miyagi do has two rules, the second rule just means that karate in its essence is one core philosophy of following the good, what you do next and how you practice the first rule is up to you but you should keep the first rule in mind.
1:30 pretty much sums it up, it's not like Chozen was given all the knowledge back when he was a teenage bully, he too needed to be ready and capable to garner more of the teachings
@@TRivera13 He clearly wasn't a pacifist because he engaged in self-defense, he only exposed to the defensive aspect of Karate because he felt Daniel was not ready to learn the offensive aspect of Miyagi-do because the offensive techniques can be abused and people could use it in situations where it is uncalled for. Miyagi clearly knew Daniel was not mature enough to handle the fullness of Miyagi-do because if he did Daniel would abuse it. Just look at season 4 how Daniel decided to use that technique against Johnny to gain control of the whole dojo. It was petty. Miyagi would have been a bad teacher if he had completely hidden the offensive elements or forbade Daniel from using offensive techniques completely, but he told him that there isn't only one way and he has to forge his own path and fight by being himself not what people tell him to do.
Chozen should've been the strongest out of all them by far. He kept studying and teaching consistently as far as I could tell from this series. His dynamic with Daniel and Johnny was the best thing in Cobra Kai!
0:44 He's referring to the Satsuma invasion of Okinawa... in 1609. That's still samurai times, just 6 years after the shogunate was established in Edo (current day Tokyo). And while Ryukyu resisted, they became a sort-of vassal state to the Satsuma domain. I say "sort-of" because what Ryukyu became between becoming a vassal state and the final annexation in the 19th century was unique.
In season 5, I was really hoping Chozen would have used that “Pressure point” technique on Terry Silver or perhaps Daniel to use it on Terry Silver in front of everyone in their final battle! I would have loved the expression on Silver’s face if Daniel would have pulled it off.
Although i agree with you, i think that the way they went with Silver vs Danny in the end had a better payoff. Yes, would be awesome to see Daniel using the pressure point technique on Silver, becoming a true master of Miyagi do by embodying all aspects of it's teachings against the big baddie, but seeing Daniel overcoming his fears ad traumas and defeating Silver using the very on principles his fighting style preaches (with an added insult of a crane kick to seal the deal) was still more impactful.
One of the best things about CK is turning old enemies into friends. It means much more to me at 46. Because you realize over the years that people do change. Sometimes for the better.
I don't know why but this scene made me feel incredibly peaceful and reassured, like when I heard Chozen's voice overlapping Daniel Vs Kreese at the end of season 3 It just felt so nice.
This moment lives rent free in my head. This continuation for Chozen is so perfect. The boy grew up and reinstated the honor of his uncle and becomes a friend to Daniel. Kudos.
I just realised: we've seen the pressure point technique used before. Mr Miyagi used it on Daniel, back in the original film. While Chozen's use of pressure points numbs and prevents Daniel from using his limbs, Miyagi used the inverse of the technique to restore movement and cut the inflammation to Daniel's leg, thus allowing him to continue competing after his leg had been injured. They're from the same body of knowledge.
With all Daniels villains becoming his allies , Chozen was by far the greatest asset to him by far. He's also the one that we least likely saw converting. He was by far the most menacing and became the most beloved.
Chozen will bring back balance. He mastered karate as well as he has mastered himself. This whole show and every character arc we see (progressing) is about getting to know and mastering oneself. This is why we cry so much witnessing this. Seeing human nature fighting to overcome itself... every time we see the characters coming together... is a hard fought victory, short lived maybe, but give us a tear of hope/faith in the eye
Does anybody else remember Mr. Miyagi's "healing hands" ability in the first movie? It is most likely based on the same principles as the pressure points. Daniel, however, was unable do the same trick on Robby back in season 1's tournament... And is completely unfamiliar with the pressure point technique until Chozen springs it on him in this scene.
It’s funny how so many people don’t realize that Daniel is Goku & Johnny is Vegeta from Dragon Ball Z. All the creators of Cobra Kai did was adapt the characters to the DBZ format. Daniel brings everyone together, even his old enemies respect him. Slowly but surely a family will be created. A family full of people who were once enemies. The core will be Daniel.
Chozen also saw the sheer potential in Daniel, and, deep in his heart, he wanted to make things right between them. He finally apologized, and, thankfully, Daniel accepted his apology. Daniel wasn't the only one, that learned something new that day. Chozen learned, also, that Daniel was still willing to forgive and forget the past. That takes determination and strength, to forgive someone for their past wrongs.
Man Chozen has changed so much since here. I think one of the funniest scenes of the franchise has gotta be Daniel, Johnny and Chozen singing Eye of the Tiger together in the back of that limo!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how clearly chozen chilled out after those years I like to think when he heard Danny was coming to visit a light bulb when off in his head and he giggled “oh this gonna be good” and had to practice the cold stiff manner in the mirror
Now that Chosen is older I think he now knows that’s Daniel was really on his side all along , it was a war between Miyagi and Sato over a girl way back in the day , both Daniel & Chosen just inherited their war from both of them .
As much as Chozen has to teach Daniel, this scene makes it clear that Daniel once taught something to Chozen - something he'll never forget for the rest of his life.
Humility
No it was sato who gave him a second chance and miyagi that chozen look up to with sato
Daniel didn't do anything accept getting arrogant about knowing everything about miyagi do karate
@Wankshaftsbury yes but clearly Chozen is a better man now and spent the last 30+ years training for good.
Exactly!!!!
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 yeah he moved on unlike Daniel and johnny who still hold grudge against each other
He waited more than 30 years to give back that joke...what a genius.
No sarcasm. ಠ_ಠ
Chosen gave Daniel.a.lesson: revenge takes.many forms. Some from.what one has done.to.orhers
38 Years
What kind of troll would wait for years to make a joke like that?
Probably one of high caliber it seems.
Reminds me of dumb and dumberer when jim carry did that to jeff daniels. 😂😂😂😂
Love how Chozen went from being a typical arrogant teenage bully villain to a loveable yet dangerously skilled martial arts master. This man stole the show in season 5.
Yes definitely the best character of season 5
People mature and change. Just like real life.
And don't forget that he & Daniel, & eventually he & Johnny, & he & Samantha, all started becoming really tight
It's def. a good ex. of 1 of the Greatest victories of the martial arts -- making your greatest adversary into your greatest ally.
time has a way of seasoning youth with our mistakes and failures to bring about true wisdom.
They Made Chozen look bad in one entire movie, but then they made him everybody's favorite in one episode.
That has to be the best thing I have ever seen.
These writers > *
thats true ,and he is back in season 5!
And his performer conveyed it equally well.
Chozen for mortal kombat play
I mean he did train for a long time after he lost to Daniel so 🤷
Turning Chozen into a good guy was a brilliant move.
The central theme of the series is redemption. Even Kreese was on the verge of moving that direction when Silver betrayed him.
@@kurtwpg And lest we forget Mike Barnes?
@KamenRiderGumo Didn't forget Mike. Just pointing out that Kreese and Silver were the only ones never redeemed and it almost happened to Kreese.
@@kurtwpgI guess silver was "redeemed" between the movies and the series but past caught up to him and he fell for it
Is Daniel Goku?
35 years and Chozen finally got his honor back by honking Daniel. The best scene in the whole series. KK2 was also my favorite.
Daniel honked Chozen when he took his honor so it seems valid
The entire montage is the best in the entire series so far.
Exactly!
You know, they never finished their, *FIGHT TO DEATH*
Imagine this when they were both younger 🙀
3:15 3:16 Love That Line
“If an enemy insists on War, then you take away their ability to wage it, eh?” -Chozen Toguchi
silver wages for more and cheat
One of the best lines in ANY movie.. wooo
Chozen has an excellent point
It is the most basic tenet of warfare.
@aviation62yt39: Interesting that Chozen's last name was Toguchi, and the actress who played the little girl Yuna was Traci Toguchi.
Chozen got redemption and revenge at the same time. That’s awesome.
He was playing around having fun lighten up
That’s the best kind of revenge!🤣
Now they are both even with the honks LOL
Yeah at Like 30 plus years later. So as they say, revenge is best dish served cold. Although in this case he was just messing with him.
About redemption: Thought for a possible future scenario of Cobra Kai: Since Miguel and Hawk are All Valley Champs now, Robby will end like Daniel in 1985, in a life and death fight. And when he is almost death, like Sato, Yuki and Miyagi stood there back in the day, this time Chozen, Kumiko and Daniel would stand there, Daniel and Chozen with the drum in their hands, giving Robby his final instruction how to survive. This would be the ultimate redemption for Chozen, and it would be simply such a fantastic thing if a technique from Miyagi-Do Karate saves the life of Johnny Lawrence s son years later. And the drum technique wasnt used in Cobra Kai yet, maybe there is a reason for and they saved it for later.
One of my favorite parts of this is, that even after being "humiliated", the first thing Daniel does, when realizing he DOESN'T know ALL of Miyagi-Do Karate, is to ask his old enemy if he will teach him. The level of respect and willingness not just to learn, but realize you don't know everything is just great. It really says a lot about Daniels character. He is a true student of Miyagi-Do, and as soon as he finds out there is more to learn, he is willing to be taught, even by Chozen.
Thats the reason why daniel will always be better than johnny.
@@ace9924 Even then though. He realized that when it came to his daughter Johnny's approach works best for her.
Yes! This is a great point and observation.
Daniel was always humble and willing to learn anything that s why is great at karate
@@michaelbull4344 In several cases over the course of the show, Daniel showed nothing but sheer ignorance and disapproval on different takes of karate, even Cobra Kai and Eagle Fang. He ever got pass through all that just by accepting that he could learn better outside of Miyagi Do because he shattered his own ego to let the students learn both styles. Not really saying Daniel isn't humble, he just needs to learn to be in someone's shoes and use that to get even stronger. Going towards Season 5, he has improved on an unrivaled level by using both Miyagi Do and Silver's Quicksilver method, as well as Eagle Fang's offense. Overall, he can do so much more, at the end, he just needs to open up more to other styles.
"Defense takes on many forms"
Such a great line and it teaches Daniel that Miyagi Do was more than just self defense. Of all the KK characters, Chozen was the only one that outgrew his issues in the past.
i was going to say no, Mike Barns also did ,but then i forgot, yip, he still had his issues too, so yeah, you are RIGHT, with your comment :)
the mark of a great person is to outgrew his issues in the past. A man who has the courage to conquer himself can accomplish anything in the world. Only a few are discipled to truly do this with respect
Johnny Lawrence is trying to outgrow his past with Daniel Larusso...but, of course, there are times, when he has those momentary flashbacks. Still...he tries admirably. Same thing with Mike Barnes, although, unlike Johnny Lawrence, Mike Barnes actually, and immediately, apologizes to Daniel Larusso for the way that he beat up on Daniel Larusso in the past.
Chozen knows Kim Sun Yung offense moves
As Johnny said, "The best defense... is more OFFENSE."
If Daniel wasn't so pigheaded and stuck in the past, he would have learned restraint and maybe Miyagi would have taught him.
When Daniel asked "can you teach me?", that's what Chozen was hoping to hear & he was very proud to do so to make up for what he had done to Daniel & Kumiko all those years ago. Such a great couple episodes in Okinawa
he almost sheds a tear to get that kind of respect. that was beautiful to see.
Did someone know what is the kind of those presure point technic. Did they belong to kung fu or something else? Please im searching for this so long
Who would've EVER thought, that Chozen and Daniel would actually become friends? Especially with their history?
See?
Miracles DO happen!!!!!
@@ammarchef860 A lot of martial arts styles and schools (example Kyusho Jitsu, Uechi-Ryu Karate, Aiki jutsu, Wing Chun Kung Fu, Snake style Kung fu, Ninjutsu, etc,) have their own version of pressure points or cavity strikes. However they all draw upon the same meridian points and studying human anatomy.
Miyagi- do that is presented here is a fictional style of Karate but is based on Goju Ryu. So any pressure point attacks or cavity presses Chozen is doing is more or less coming out of the Goju Ryu (fictional Miyagi-do) school. Hope that answers your question.
I know, right? It's almost as if Chozen was saying internally, "I thought you'd never asked."
Chozen’s response to Daniel at the end was tremendous. No harbored hate, but humbleness!
He knows he was wrong. Daniel forgiving him was the final part he needed to regain his honor.
Aka: “humility.” Just FYI.
I am happy that Chozen and Daniel became friends. Even without the techniques that Chozen knows, Daniel did a very good job. It is great to see that Chozen was able to find that peace within himself.
And Mike Barnes too
It just goes to show 2 of the greatest victories in the martial arts -- preferably making peace w/ your worst adversaries, & making them into your best allies.
They really did a great job in this series at turning one dimensional throw away villains into complex and enjoyable characters. I especially love that Chozen was able to be redeemed.
Yep Yep
Fear turned into curiosity.
Can we all agree that Chozen has the BEST laugh?
Oh oh yes
Yep, that is the bridge between Young Chozen and older more mature Chozen. That laugh… That cackle is what young and old fans of the Franchise recognized immediately
And the LAST 😂
Agreed
His laugh is everything😊
Chozen is the perfect embodiment of both the lighter and darker aspects of Miyagi-Do and this coupled with his humility and retrospection is what makes him the perfect warrior.
can we also talk about how great the acting is from yuji okumoto? up until the nose honking moment, he portrayed a man full of anger and seemingly revenge-seeking, and after that, the transformation was simply incredible
He's absolutely amazing
You are correct. It is an excellent performance to be able to change on a time in essence. I did not realize how he has a comedic side to him that he does well also.
Especially the way he said "I have waited a long time for this!" I thought Daniel was about to be destroyed lol
He's great ❤️
Chozen is gonna be the new Mr. Miyagi. Hell yeah! No one can replace Mr. Miyagi...but if anyone could...it's Chozen! Awesome 👌
He’s the Chozen one.
@@matthewsmith3078 I don't know if i hate or love you
Yes! You are right
@@zaqueuzingamer487 it was said he would destroy cobra Kai not join them😂😂😂😂
@@kodesh1674 bring balance to karate, not leave it in darkness!😂😂
Miyagi was right in not teaching Daniel the more aggressive style of Miyagi-do. He was a massive hothead as a teenager, and Terry Silver used that to briefly corrupt Daniel teaching him Cobra Kai. The series does a great job showing when you teach bullied adolescents martial arts, if they are not mentally mature they will turn around and become bullies themselves.
If miyagi taught Daniel this technique in anger he might killed Johnny and mike
I have to admit, though-It was absolutely, and insanely, brilliant, to see Daniel Larusso defeat Terry Silver, with what Terry Silver taught him in the past.
1:If an opponent can't see, he can't fight.
2:If an opponent can't breathe, he can't fight.
3:If an opponent can't stand, he can't fight.
Daniel Larusso is a quick learner, and a very skilled fighter. He also retains knowledge from different sources... even from Terry Silver himself!
Daniel Larusso, defeating Terry Silver, with the very things that Terry Silver taught him, is sheer brilliance. I guess that Terry Silver never saw those things coming!
Defeating an enemy with their own techniques, is one of the best forms of revenge!
Johnny is a good example of this in kk1
I love how deadly serious the music is and how Chozen made Daniel think he was going to finish him off, then in the next moment, he’s laughing at Daniel’s reaction.
Yeah, you gotta have a joke in life sometimes.
He waited 35 yrs for that moment. Im sure he had some practice.
@@1Jason if you love it so much then why don't you marry it 😂
Chozen honking Daniel's nose is always hilarious.
2:52 From that moment, we all love Chozen
I always love chozen 😂
What I love about this series is that all of Daniel’s rivals would become his friends and allies. Only the guys who were adults in the original movies remained enemies, which was their choice.
If you are talking about Terry Silver he was actually younger than Daniel-San (at least irl) xD but yeah I know what u mean
I mean outside of sato and col dugan was Julie’s enemy
I think it's a good commentary on how people shouldn't be condemned their entire lives for actions in their youth.
@@ilpor7072Silver was in Vietnam with Kreese. You’re thinking of Barnes.
Then Daniel hit the “Are you out of your F’n Minds!????!!” LMAOOO LEGENDARY WRITING
Mr. Miyagi may be the best fighter in the movies, but Chozen is a better teacher, he taught both the offensive and defensive side of Miyagi do. Chozen is definitely the combination of Daniel and Johnny, has Daniel's defense and Johnny's offense
Definitely
Which is how martial arts is in real life. There’s a time to push the action and a time to slow the pace down. He’s basically the Mase Windu of Cobra Kai
To Miyagi’s credit, he initially just taught Daniel how to win a tournament. He tried his best to discourage Daniel from fighting all together.
Basically
Daniel is the symbolism of Defence of Miyagi fang
Johnny js the symbolism of Offence in Miyagi Fang
Chozen will now fill the void they both have. It is Balance.
@@Meta_Meech I've kinda red this line in Kengan Omega during the fight between Jurota and Hayami. Just curious if you have it from there too :)
1:44 The Actor playing Chozen really got injured on set but still he wanted to finish the scene... Great Determination from Yuji👍
Makes the punch the ground more badass, dude was self motivating himself to get up
Everyone thought chosen was looking for revenge. I’m glad he had earned Daniels respect and got his honor back
He did get his revenge though, he honked Daniel lol. Daniel taught him a couple valuable lessons, humility and mercy for a beaten opponent. As a result they now have more respect for each other as men and practitioners of Miyagi-Do.
Daniel you want to me is here say daddy is here in my sleep baby you cry me in my room say open the door toche you home be there kids always dog die
Two yeas maman collin
Daddy you here in my sleep baby is you cry back open the door toche you home be there go cry me is you my sleep baby is here say open the door toche you home the in sleep baby you cry me is me Annick
Losing to Daniel changed Chozen's life. He leaned humility and witnessed true selfless courage. It made him a better man. Bringing him back as probably the best character in the whole show was genius.
Not happen if Miyagi didn't save Sato in typhoon then Sato become hero and respected by villagers.
The fact that chozen regretted and changed but after all those years kresse hasn't
@Bizzram ✓ that cuz of his general in the army and probably because he told him Betsy is dead
Kreese changed a little bit. He spared Johnny from Silver and let Tory fight her way...
Give it time... I think Kreese's time is coming VERY soon.... it started at the end of season 4 when he told Tori to do what she wanted.... he sees his mistake..
but Johnny is the "filter". Taking what Kreese taught him and what Daniel has showed him to come up with a hybrid style to counter Silver. It would not surprise me if they try and get Kreese to unite with Johnny, Chozen, and Daniel to defeat Silver. Being in jail may humble Kreese to see the errors of his ways and to see how evil Silver is.
@@tim_nj_devil176 I agree, Kreese is not the forgive and forget type and will definitely be out Terry's blood, I also see him getting out of prison quickly with some kind of help.
"If an enemy insists on war, then you take away their ability to wage it." - Chozen Toguchi. This might be the most accurate quote I've needed in my life.
I love how it seem like of all the characters on the show Chozen is the one who has his life together and worked through his problems.
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2:40 I just imagine Daniel saying “Chozen don’t kill me please 😭😭😭” before getting trolled lmao so hilarious that he got his revenge
Who would have known that these two would confront each other after all of these years? I love the build up. Chozen could've easily wiped the floor with Daniel but instead honks him in return. How cool is that? Chozen's appearance on Cobra Kai is why I have decided to watch the show. He's awesome!
Daniel is the one who beat silver
Daniel to me is here say daddy is you home dog two yeas is you cry me is me in my cry me is than you name Annick
@@Mason-or9xg He wouldn't have been able to beat Silver without help from both Johnny and Chozen.
@@Mason-or9xg I wanna say daniel try to beat silver using his katana
Finally Chozen gets his revenge. Honor restored. 🤣
Saw s5 and Chozen was absolutely the best part of s5, redemption of anti heroes to heroes is something I'll never ever be tired of seeing in movies and series, Chozen was the MVP of Cobra Kai s5
Great to see Chozen back, not only has he redeemed himself, he also become a fan favourite as well.
The redemption arcs in this series are amazing. Johhny, Krease and Chozen are given a better depth of character instead of being the stereotypical 80s bad guy.
Kreese didn't really redeem himself though.
@@JustinLaFleur1990 He doesn't need to be redeem, just fleshed out more his character to give him more personality than just being an 80s villain.
@@holyflame2 redemption is a part of fleshing out his character
@@JustinLaFleur1990 Lol redemption is not necessary if you want to flesh out a character. There are multiple ways to do that.
@@holyflame2 I'm aware of that but it is still a way and Chozen is looking for redemption and his character was given more depth and and fleshed out as part of why he is the way he is and why he is seeking redemption. Kreese on the other hand is a liar and manipulator who only cares about himself, same with Terry Silver
I used to hate chozen in the movie, but he actually became my favorite character in this show
Daniel: "This doesn't seem like something Mr. Miyagi would teach"
Mr. Miyagi in the first movie: "I never been attacked by tree" "I never compete tournament only real fight"
I think that's where Miyagi had a flaw in his "defense only" philosophy. In Part III he tells Daniel that eventually he would forge his own path as a martial artist. Now it took Daniel over 35 years to realize this and let his daughter forge her own path, but I digress.
The flaw in Miyagi's teaching is how can he expect his students to choose their path or even continue his teachings if they're only equipped with part of the Miyagi-Do system? Miyagi being a pacifist, kind of stunts the growth of his students with his philosophy. Despite his best intentions.
@@TRivera13 the whole point of the rules of miyagi do were to realize that karate is about defense but that defense takes on many forms even offense. Mr miyagi gave daniel a base in defense so he has something to stand on as he progresses as a martial artist. Thats why miyagi do has two rules, the second rule just means that karate in its essence is one core philosophy of following the good, what you do next and how you practice the first rule is up to you but you should keep the first rule in mind.
@@ace9924 As Mr. Miyagi said the chooses how it's roots would grow but it will only grow if it has strong roots. Or something like that
1:30 pretty much sums it up, it's not like Chozen was given all the knowledge back when he was a teenage bully, he too needed to be ready and capable to garner more of the teachings
@@TRivera13 He clearly wasn't a pacifist because he engaged in self-defense, he only exposed to the defensive aspect of Karate because he felt Daniel was not ready to learn the offensive aspect of Miyagi-do because the offensive techniques can be abused and people could use it in situations where it is uncalled for. Miyagi clearly knew Daniel was not mature enough to handle the fullness of Miyagi-do because if he did Daniel would abuse it. Just look at season 4 how Daniel decided to use that technique against Johnny to gain control of the whole dojo. It was petty. Miyagi would have been a bad teacher if he had completely hidden the offensive elements or forbade Daniel from using offensive techniques completely, but he told him that there isn't only one way and he has to forge his own path and fight by being himself not what people tell him to do.
Chozen was by far and away the best addition to Cobra Kai.
Chozen should've been the strongest out of all them by far. He kept studying and teaching consistently as far as I could tell from this series. His dynamic with Daniel and Johnny was the best thing in Cobra Kai!
1:52 the music gives me chills
One of the greatest on screen villians now turned into one of the greatest heroes.
Daniel: you will teach me the advanced set!
Chozen: very well, but first I must finish my roast duck
I get this reference!
Avatar the last airbender
@@lanceislateagain😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Chozen learning from his mistakes and becoming a good man made it something very special. Love the character.
0:44 He's referring to the Satsuma invasion of Okinawa... in 1609. That's still samurai times, just 6 years after the shogunate was established in Edo (current day Tokyo). And while Ryukyu resisted, they became a sort-of vassal state to the Satsuma domain. I say "sort-of" because what Ryukyu became between becoming a vassal state and the final annexation in the 19th century was unique.
'Please teach me' are the 3 words that melt a sensei's heart.
I loved how Chozen became an main ally to Daniel and Johnny, when the three baddies from the movies stormed Silver house, it was so badass
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one of the most amazing things to see in the series
In season 5, I was really hoping Chozen would have used that “Pressure point” technique on Terry Silver or perhaps Daniel to use it on Terry Silver in front of everyone in their final battle! I would have loved the expression on Silver’s face if Daniel would have pulled it off.
Although i agree with you, i think that the way they went with Silver vs Danny in the end had a better payoff. Yes, would be awesome to see Daniel using the pressure point technique on Silver, becoming a true master of Miyagi do by embodying all aspects of it's teachings against the big baddie, but seeing Daniel overcoming his fears ad traumas and defeating Silver using the very on principles his fighting style preaches (with an added insult of a crane kick to seal the deal) was still more impactful.
Chozen did use the pressure point against silver
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He did use the pressure point, Silver was limping and shouting in pain. Went for the sword real fast after that
@@janimal4189 lmaooooo, yeah he did!!
He went full akuma with that stance
One of the best things about CK is turning old enemies into friends.
It means much more to me at 46. Because you realize over the years that people do change. Sometimes for the better.
I don't know why but this scene made me feel incredibly peaceful and reassured, like when I heard Chozen's voice overlapping Daniel Vs Kreese at the end of season 3 It just felt so nice.
This moment lives rent free in my head. This continuation for Chozen is so perfect. The boy grew up and reinstated the honor of his uncle and becomes a friend to Daniel. Kudos.
3:16 “ if a enemy insists on war, then you take away their ability to wage it.”
Wym
@@unknown_user4463bro it's not rocket science.
Chozen is so nice now,it makes me joyful to see him like that
I just realised: we've seen the pressure point technique used before. Mr Miyagi used it on Daniel, back in the original film. While Chozen's use of pressure points numbs and prevents Daniel from using his limbs, Miyagi used the inverse of the technique to restore movement and cut the inflammation to Daniel's leg, thus allowing him to continue competing after his leg had been injured. They're from the same body of knowledge.
I always thought miyagi just clicked a dislocated bone back into place. If that is the case though that's awesome
@@fireburn95rs Yeah you're right. He just pops bones back into place... Wikipedia search says it was a reiki technique though...
That's some really crazy attention to detail.
Chozen is hands down the best character in Cobra Kai.
Chozens laugh and smile really brings out his young character from kk2. It's all I see when he smiles big or laughs is young Chozen
With all Daniels villains becoming his allies , Chozen was by far the greatest asset to him by far. He's also the one that we least likely saw converting. He was by far the most menacing and became the most beloved.
Chozen will bring back balance. He mastered karate as well as he has mastered himself. This whole show and every character arc we see (progressing) is about getting to know and mastering oneself. This is why we cry so much witnessing this. Seeing human nature fighting to overcome itself... every time we see the characters coming together... is a hard fought victory, short lived maybe, but give us a tear of hope/faith in the eye
So, this guy kept up the act for days, just to troll his old rival. I respect that.
Miyagi and Sato would be very proud of both Daniel and Chozen.
Daniel you want to me is you baby cry me is here in my sleep open the door toche you home
Chozen had the Greatest laugh at that moment 😂
Does anybody else remember Mr. Miyagi's "healing hands" ability in the first movie? It is most likely based on the same principles as the pressure points. Daniel, however, was unable do the same trick on Robby back in season 1's tournament... And is completely unfamiliar with the pressure point technique until Chozen springs it on him in this scene.
I love how all the artists perform in this show. So well executed!
I was so glad that they redeemed Chozen and he has now become such a strong ally. Great storytelling.
It’s funny how so many people don’t realize that Daniel is Goku & Johnny is Vegeta from Dragon Ball Z. All the creators of Cobra Kai did was adapt the characters to the DBZ format. Daniel brings everyone together, even his old enemies respect him. Slowly but surely a family will be created. A family full of people who were once enemies. The core will be Daniel.
Now I can see Amanda being Chichi...
2:50 The way he laughs 🤣 "You should've seen your face!"
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When a enemy who claims to be friends now teach you deadly secret arts, then you know your enemy now trusts you and sees you as an equal.
Chozen also saw the sheer potential in Daniel, and, deep in his heart, he wanted to make things right between them. He finally apologized, and, thankfully, Daniel accepted his apology. Daniel wasn't the only one, that learned something new that day. Chozen learned, also, that Daniel was still willing to forgive and forget the past. That takes determination and strength, to forgive someone for their past wrongs.
One of the best fight scenes on the show imo
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Agreed
It's good, but I think the Johnny and Daniel fight is the best one in K Kai.
I loved seeing chosen like this. His redemption
Man Chozen has changed so much since here. I think one of the funniest scenes of the franchise has gotta be Daniel, Johnny and Chozen singing Eye of the Tiger together in the back of that limo!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
3:27 - "Sorry dishonored Daniel-san, a coffee cup has no pressure points." (Reference to Daniel's pride kicking a beverage from an antagonizers hand)
3:21 Chozen's warm smile here is infectious.
2:31 when chozen fixed his gee together. I felt that. Like finally getting your revenge.
I love the smile on chosens face whem Daniel san asked him to teach him . He was trully honored that his rival asked him for lessons
Chozen stole the whole show...I'm 35 years old and damn his character made my tear up...
Chozen pulled the Ultimate "Got Em" on Daniel😂
After this fight and the season 4 I want to see Terry vs Chozen
Same here!
I bet Chozen shows Anthony the real Miagi karate.
Happens In Season 5 😎
@@wednesdayschild3627 I wish Chozen will discipline Anthony.
or Chosen vs Lawrence that would be awesome
After many years, Chozen still retains his iconic laugh
Chozen is an absolute gem in the show.
I love how clearly chozen chilled out after those years I like to think when he heard Danny was coming to visit a light bulb when off in his head and he giggled “oh this gonna be good” and had to practice the cold stiff manner in the mirror
“You should have seen your face, wooo ohh” 😂😂😂
03:03 the young Chozen back in his face!
2:51 🤣🤣🤣
Bringing Chozen back was a big brain decision
This show would not have been the same without the original actors. Glad they're still alive
When Chozen gets into that stance at 1:50-2:03 you can feel a dark energy, or aura emanating from, like a fierce but controlled explosion.
Has anyone gone from hated to beloved as much as Chozen? We built up 30 years of hate.
"I have waited a long time for this." 2:40 That Chozen's Uncle: Sato Toguchi's famous lines gave me goosebumps back from it's 2nd Movie. hahah
Chozen was easily the best part of season 5, this was just a glimpse.
Chozen “I know Silver’s Address” lol classic
Daniel - yOu SuRe ThAt WaS mIyAgI dO kArAtE !?
Chozen - Hai. Gonna cry?
This isnt Chozen this is Sensei Joe.😂😂😂
Now that Chosen is older I think he now knows that’s Daniel was really on his side all along , it was a war between Miyagi and Sato over a girl way back in the day , both Daniel & Chosen just inherited their war from both of them .
Chozen is so friggin' cool.
I never would have imagined the Chozen of KK2 would become one of my favorite characters in the entire franchise three decades later.
LIVE OR DIE MAN., "I've waited a LONG time for this" lol it would've been absolutely crazy if Chozen killed Daniel here.
This is BY FAR my favorite moment in all of the Cobra Kai series.
you are messing with fire Danny Boy!!!
Chozen- *"and I am gasoline"*
He said “ Then I’m gasoreen “
They really nailed this series. Its almost unbelievable.
Up until S5 and s6 I would agree.
The second I saw Chozen, I knew this would happen, but the longer the episode went on, the less certain I became. They played this out perfectly.