Chozen VS Terry Silvers Karate Teachers | Cobra Kai Season 5
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2022
- Cobra Kai Season 5 (2022)
Scene: chozen fight scene against 6 karate teachers of terry silvers cobra kais
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Chozen went from wanting to destroy Daniel in KK2 to having his back like a brother. I’m so glad they brought him back.
Don't test me Silver, i know the Pressure Points!
Me too ☺️🙏
When you are young you are a hot head. When you get older you grow mature.
he stole the show IMO
Chozen has grown and matured, even willing to teach Daniel the techniques Mr Miagyi didn't teach him.
From wanting to destroy and tormenting Daniel at all costs to becoming his friend and teacher.
Mr Miyagi would be so proud of Chozen. A rage filled, impatient young man who cut corners and often relied on the easy path in his youth, has now become a disciplined man and honourable warrior who’s found his inner peace, while also tapping into his anger in battle, but only to protect others this time. The character development in this show is incredible and that alone is worth watching this series.
Chozen had to find his own path after his defeat in KK2. In many ways,he had it FAR worse than Daniel. An entire village would have shunned him and he had to rebuild and redeem himself.
Sato would be proud of the man Chozen had become.
I honestly think Sato would have been more proud seeing how his nephew, who was basically the son he didn't have, turned out after all.
If Mr. Miyagi would be proud of anyone it would be, again, Daniel. Instead of continuing to fight them, he's made peace with Johnny, with Chozen and even with Mike Barnes. After all, Mr. Miyagi hated fighting.
Well said! My personal dream scenario for the end: Robby ends like Daniel back in the day, in a no rule fight to the death. He is amost death since his opponent, some kind of killer Teenager from Mexico or Korea, is too strong. Johnny cries and thinks his son will die now...and then we hear the drum.
Like back in the day Sato, Yukie and Miyagi stood there, this time Chozen, Kumiko and Daniel would stand there, Chozen and Daniel with the drum in their hand, giving Robby his final instruction what to do to survive. Then he uses it and wins, protecting himself and Tory, like Daniel protected Kumiko back in the day.
This would be the ultimate redemption for Chozen. Doing the same what his uncle Sato and Miyagi did back in the day, when they helped Daniel to survive, this time Chozen and Daniel would help Robby to survive.
This would give me so many goosebumps. After all these years, a technique from Miyagi-Do would save the life of Johnny s son in the end...and maybe should Tory be Kreese s granddaughter, her life too. Nothing could be better. It would be like a closing circle.
Chozen is reincarnation of Mr Miyagi and Sato spirit
Yeah absolutely also Mr Sato Aswell 🇯🇵🥋
Chozen had the rage as a young man and had to learn discipline to change his ways. He's a different animal from Daniel in this way, he can still tap into that brutality if he wants to.
Chozen is tougher than Kreese, Silver and Barnes
@@manuellim6284 Combined
Difference is that Chozen can now control his anger and always remain calm unlike his younger self who quickly loses his temper and attack with anger
I like to think Chozen had a redemption arc in the series.
Dude it's a TV show...
I love how they turned Chozen into a hero in this series.
I would watch a spinoff show with him, if they ever made one. They could maybe write about how things went down with his old gang after he lost to Daniel.
I'm sure the old gang members still probably stayed evil and maybe started picking on Chosen or whatever.... Plenty of stories to tell
Me too ☺️🙏
Yeah also Robby & Tory 🇯🇵 aswell bet later Chozen helping them getting their honer restore.
He’s still a criminal
@@samuelsalazar1976Tory has always been the hero
Both the utter silence and rage of Silver hiding behind that smile at the end was epic. Chozen mopped the floor with those senseis without even so much as breaking a sweat.
Look at the flashback on KK2 in Sato's dojo teaching the military police. Kumiko told Daniel on the movie He's Sato's number one student.
Even Johnny, Daniel, or Mike can beat those guys by themselves.
@@win4man well chozen knows everything sato knows as shown in season 3
@MuhammedAli Al-Sharif not as well as chozen
Daniel has a miyagi do defence
Johnny has a cobra kai/Eagle fang offence
Mike has a cobra kai style
Chozen is all around offence and defence of miyagi do
He got cobra kai tang so do style
Soo he is the only one who can beat them up
@@yosifalhasil6044 did you see how Mike and Johnny dealt with Silver's guys in the end? They would've laughed at these Senseis. Easy work.
I have never seen Silver Speechless. That was a great scene
'Cause he's a great actor.
Silver is not the same Silver he was in the 80s. This is the age where angered silence is a far more dangerous version of Silver than when Mr. Miyagi defeated Silver in part 3.
Everything about it, even the soundtrack.
Terry Silver is one of the best screen villains of all time, in my opinion.
This wasn't so much a "takedown Chozen" tactic. This was more of a Intel gathering tactic about his enemy, because after this Silver contacts his heavy hitters from abroad.
@@radamanthysdewyvern7272 ...i still hear the race car driver voice in Better off Dead
Daniel has a ride or die friend in Chozen. What a fantastic character.
Indeed. And this shows what having mercy actually means. Showing mercy is a risk that can go either way. Daniel spared Chozen and he received a life-long protector and friend. Miquel showed mercy on Robby and almost got himself killed but in the end he got a friend for life too. But the 2nd incident could have ended with Miguel dead instead.
I think the scene of the two bowing at Miyagi-san's grave tells you everything. They both descend from the teachings of Miyagi's father. They are "Karate Cousins" as Daniel-san says. Chozen feels a strong personal obligation to Daniel as well, for teaching him the lesson of mercy.
A substantial part of their ideology is explored in S5. It's not just about defending yourself, it's about "defending the village". That's part of the Okinawan history of their school.
I think all of his rivals have that in common
Who gives a shit terry ran shit like the genovese crime family that alone is epic lol
Miguel does too with Robby.
Notice as Silver circles around Chozen while talking you see Chozen making fists, but as soon as Terry was back in front of him his hands are calm again. Love those small little details
Lol chosen was like get behind me if you want to.
Great catch
It’s kata
I don't understand why Terry is so surprised at Chozen when he already disclosed he is from Kyoto. Not sure what the big deal is when he mentioned his name was Joe from Kyoto @ 1:40
@@MegaVijay1because he thinks he is dishonest when he lied about his name
Terry - "You're playing with fire Danny boy"
Chozen - "And I'm gasoline"
"Boom."
FIFY: Chozen - "And I'm gasorine"
Boom, you lookin for this@@GalenJoyce-ff2cp
Terry's reaction 😂
I think most will agree, the dynamic between Chozen and Silver was the highlight of the show. It was like an unstoppable force meeting an immoveable object....
I compare most stuff to Doctor Who and Chozen and Silver had Doctor-Master-style chemistry.
In season 5 terry silver and chozen toguchi are the main protagonists
Daniel and Johnny took a seat back
Terry is scared of Chozen and it shows. Even drunk Chozen was able to kick his ass.
Terry taking a cheap shot by slashing Chozen’s back when he was distracted on their last fight just drove this point home. HARD.
Actually Terry Silver was more intoxicated than Chozen at that moment. Remember Terry Silver was drinking with Kim right before they bursted into his house, whereas Chozen had some time to sober up.
@@sdlock83 so having a few sips with your girl at home makes your more intoxicated than hanging out with your boys at the bar? unlikely
Terry respected him, he was not afraid of him
Him being afraid in that cage all those years ago and being saved by kreese hunts him. He believes he has point to prove and that's why he said he wasn't afraid to die
He knew very well that Chozen was a much stronger enemy than Daniel and Johnny
He definitely is a little apprehensive of him, but fear? No
@@Bigramt Yeah don't think he's afraid of Chozen. But Larusso having such a powerful ally will make things harder for Terry, that would be a bit concerning.
Silver's acting is superb here.
Makes you wonder why he got out of acting for so long. He always had great talent and presence.
@@LetsGetitBoah idk but he could've been a de Niro level legend if he continued
Never in my life did I think I would think that chozen would have me tearing up with his words. He is now one of my fave characters. RIP MASTER SENSEI MIYAGI.
I think deep down Terry knew these guys weren't a match for Chozen and send the lambs to be slaughtered. I think he wanted to study Chozen's moves and see if Chozen had any weaknesses. Like he said everyone has a weakness.
or he may just have a realization that he may just have his ass whooped if he’s not careful…
@@hanschristianben505 yeah that's true, he's a very cautious person that studies everyone's weaknesses.
@@metsrus you know what’s ironic here in season 5? he thought after he sent John Kreese into jail, he has finally “shed” his weakness, and that he basically has become invincible of sorts…
little did he know that by the end, he unwittingly exposed his greatest weakness yet… himself.
@SHADOW DRIFTER Silver is in prison. Kreese likely get back at Daniel and Johnny for doing him dirty when Kreese was in prison.
He actually did. In 2:26, Chozen tried the same move on Silver and Silver countered it
Chozen's demeanor and line delivery is like a perfect fusion of Miyagi and Sato. Yuji Okumoto will never get enough accolades for his work in this show
Wouldn't it have been awkward if one of the Cobra Kai students had walked in, not knowing that the class had been cancelled, just as Chozen is beating down all the other senseis.
I thought about that or Tory watching in the background
I'd be like fk Cobra Kai dojo. I want Chozen to be my sensei.
I love how Chozen still bows before coming onto the mat on enemy territory.
Even an enemy like Silver is no reason to abandon the discipline of true Karate.
3:02 Chozen was like, "SHUT UP!"
I hope that Chozen will return in season 6
He really was great against Silver and he really kicked ass.
He will b in season6 i have no dought
@@stevestrong5075 I hope you're right... Or else 😏
Chozen stole the show...he is a lock for S6
Tory need a proper trainer and neither Daniel or Johnny is the one for her, but Chozen would be perfect to train her. So yeah he will return
He would be perfect to train and mentor Anthony and Kenny then find some common ground for them both
Chozen is probably the strongest fighter in Cobra Kai. I believe he is the only character from the original movies that never stopped training. Of course there was that fight where him and Johny were struggling against one of the new senseis, but I think that was more meant for the plot than anything else.
He’s a grand master. Like palpatine vs yoda
Best comparison 👏🏻
True
I think terry is palpatine and chozen is mace
I'll tell you this, as someone who saw both KK2 and KK3 in the theaters. I sure as hell never thought I'd see this fight.
I like how Silver reacted here too, you could tell seeing someone so aggressive yet calculated and focused from the Miyagi was a bit of a shock to him.
Silver's prior experience with Miyagi-Do was with Mr. Miyagi, who, it seems, abandoned many of the more dangerous practices of the original Miyagi-Do, possibly due to his war experiences. He also remembers how skilled Miyagi was. Now, he sees a full Miyagi-Do master who knows all the parts and has rage similar to Silver and Kreese but with perfect control.
Another commenter on this video noted it was after this that SIlver brought in the big guns in from Asia.
Chozen is basically the dark side version of Mr Miyagi. He wont hold back due to his moral code of Karate for defense only. Chozen is basically a bad ass and Terry Silvers biggest nightmare. Lol
@@danielhaire6677 Good point, I never looked at it that way. He clearly felt Cobra Kai needed an upgrade after what Chozen did to the local instructors.
The hilarious thing about Chozen’s infiltration scheme is that he ever thought it had a chance of working. The moment “Sensei Joe” had to fill out some employment forms and submit to a background check, he would have been rumbled way worse than just by saying “Karii.” Hell, given that he actually teaches classes back in Okinawa, Silver probably just googled a list of senseis affiliated with the Miyagi-do style and history and found Chozen’s bio staring back at him within seconds.
Can’t get away with casually faking your identity in this day and age.
They don't have Japanese Hamo in Okinawa.. that was the apparent first clue Terry picked up on but he let it Slide.
The second was Kompaii as Silver told him which gave it away
@@tonymac623 The third should have been his accent. Not every part of Japan has the same accent and Okinawans being a completely different ethnic group with their own language would have been the first tell. Unfortunately, the writers, perhaps being unfamiliar with the various Japanese dialects didn't know this.
@@barrettokarate does silver speak Japanese?
Honestly Chozen could of just told Silver his rivalry with Daniel back in the day and pretended to still hate Daniel so he could of gotten away with just being himself
@@andyandys5356
Doesn't seem so, but he certainly appeared to know enough about the culture and probably picked up some of the language from there.
I remember the words kanpai and karii when Daniel was in Okinawa with Kumiko in season 3. I loved when Chozen was beating the sensei's and after he defeated them he drew a line. I also loved when he said do not come near LaRusso family and it also felt like that Mr. Miyagi was here in spirit.
Mr Miyagi spirit is already inside Chozens body
That strike at 2:28 at Terry's face right after it..."ooh crap". Chozen is the ultimate repentant monster in this scene. Yosh!
The fumble with the alcohol toast was giving "Inglorious Bastards" vibes
Glad I wasn't the only one who thought of that. I love when little cultural and traditional differences give away a character to their opponent.
Silver isn't the world's greatest detective like Batman, but holy shit he's already a step ahead of someone and can pick up multiples of clues and figure shit out about someone fast.
terry is like the emporor palpatine of this world
Exactly. Like in this scene, Terry was studying him. If one of his students takes him, great! If none of them do, he gets to preview Chozen’s performance to plan for the future. Win/win.
To me. This is an homage to the first Ip Man movie back when Master Ip took down 10 black belt karate practitioners.
When Japan invade China, they took over most of where Ip Man lived with his wife and child. He and his family struggled to find food.
The general that led the invading forces was not only a black belt in karate himself but he also brought his top students.
He tasked resident martial artists with challenging his students for bags of rice. The more they defeated in combat, the more food they got. A friend of Ip Man, died during this trial.
And in anger, challenged ten black belts simultaneously. All ten men came at him at once. And what followed in those few minutes could only be described as the most brutal bare handed combat I have ever seen.
Ip Man took them all down. Half of them he killed, the other half that were lucky to survive were either traumatized or crippled for the rest of their lives. They would never fight again. He broke their arms. He snapped their legs. He beat this one guys chest so hard and fast he actually went into cardiac arrest and died. The poor soul that was left standing didn't want to fight him after seeing nine of his colleagues go down. But he marched straight to his death and Ip Man showed no mercy to him.
And then Ip Man left with his bag of rice and two bloody fists.
You do know that ip man is heavily fictionalized. Hell, if they went any further, ip man can lead the avengers and 1 inch punch tony out of the iron man suit!
In fact, that would probably gross 6 billion in china alone!
@@lk5388 yes I'm fully aware it's heavily fictionalized. But the major issues are shown in his life.
He fled from China when the Japanese invaded, taking a bullet in the process.
He suffered from a bad opioid addiction.
Lost his wife to cancer.
Later died of cancer himself.
He struggled financially to maintain his dojo and knew nothing about finances.
He didn't fight a boxer named Twister who was the heavy weight champion. However, one of his students did but, the boxer wasn't heavy weight champion but was good enough to be considered one.
Took Bruce Lee as a student who later became the greatest kung Fu action star in history and at some point in his life fought the monk Wong Jack Man. To this very day, that fights outcome remains unknown.
And to this day. There is only a single video of Grandmaster Ip Man caught on video. Taken by his son of the exact same Wing Chun routine he practiced on the sparring dummy. He said to his son that he would only demonstrate once. And he filmed it.
That's all I know.
when this scene was in the trailer, i immediately thought of ip man lol
Yep, except the Ip Man scene was far more brutal because of his character. We see Chozen through the series as a ruthless fighter, constantly telling LaRusso the necessity of killing, and showing he's nowhere near as pacifistic as Miyagi. So we already know he's not afraid to be vbrutal. But Ip Man was shown to be a graceful man who constantly shows mercy and kindness to those around him. The lead-up to the dojo fight showed him in 2 fights where he demonstrated exactly this. And then the dojo happens and he absolutely snaps. He's cold, efficient, doesn't kill but is even more brutal than Chozen here. It's like watching Miyagi himself start breaking bones and limbs which would be terrifying to watch.
@@furionmax7824 Chinese don't have "dojo", they have "kwoon".
Terry Silver is one of the best antagonists in TV
You gotta hand it to Terry Silver on how extremely resourceful he can be.
Yeah Chozen is a Badass one of the best characters 🔥🔥
3:35 - even though he's keeping a stoic face, Terry is shaken and is fully aware that Chozen is not to be trifled with.
Anyone ever notice that when Chozen was surrounded by those clowns, once he realized he has to fight, when he took that deep breath, it's like David Banner transforming into the Hulk. Chozen went from the Zen Chozen of today to the bad boy Chozen of 1986. But he still had control. Mr. Miyagi has the same instinct. Chozen is the best practiitioner of Miyagi Do in the world. The one thing I would love to see in Chozen is him using the pressure point techniques on Silver
@@briansilva00 David Banner.
@@MaxMustermann-lb7sn First off, it was a typo. Secondly, I corrected it. Thirdly, Snowflake, if you're go offended, so somewhere and be depressed about it. I wrote my ass with your feelings. STFU
He did once.
One of my favourite scenes,not just Chozen's destruction of the sensei's but Silver's story leading up to it.
As soon as he said he'd pay triple, when first watching this after it was released my thought was "Your money is safe Terry" lol
I absolutely love the character development with Chozen. He has come such a long way since his angry younger days. Now he is such a good and honorable man, and a great friend to Daniel. Yuji Okumoto did such a great job with the acting to. You can tell he still has that anger, but has learned to control and focus it, and can call upon it when he needs to and be a stone cold bad ass like the way he delivered that line about drawing a line. And at the same time he can be absolutely warm and wholesome, like when he got so excited after the students came together during the egg training.
I love Chozen and can't wait to see more of him.
Thomas and Yuji killed this!
Lol "karate teachers", not even senseis. Silver was very intrigued by seeing the offensive combat form of Miyagi-Do style karate. Also @ 3:16 , the framing of the scene is perfect, whether intentional or not. "Strike first, strike hard, no mercy". Chozen showed that when necesarry and provoked to war, Miyagi-Do style karate can accomplish all 3 of Cobra Kai's tenets, and still be on the right path, rather than the dark and hateful one. Miyagi was master of the peaceful, defensive form. Sato who taught Chozen, must've been a master of the offensive form. That's what sets Miyagi-Do and Cobra Kai apart. Miyago-Do has both a war and peace form. Cobra Kai is a style "perpetually at war".
Miyagi mastered offense too. He just didn't show Daniel that side.
@@vicshephard9231
Rule #2....first learn Rule #1.
- Mr. Miyagi
Beautifully put
@@vicshephard9231 yeah you can tell in Karate Kid 4 he thought Julie Pierce a more offensive Style most likely because she was a girl fighting buff guys trying to take advantage of her. It's clear he teaches his students what he thinks they need to know to overcome their immediate obstacles. He also knew what a hot head Daniel was so he likely wasn't gonna teach him how to kill people
@@irvinalexanderflores excellent point.
Hell yeah, he's a freaking badass🔥💯
They should have gone after him all at the exact same time.
This is seriously awesome, possibly the best scene of season 5
2:00 - Bruce Lee would have been thrilled.
3:35 -- I googled "badass" and landed here.
Terry Silver is a charismatic character. I like him. He's evil but it's part of the character. Thomas Ian Griffith is a great actor, a good martial artist and...is gorgeous. Even now with the white hair he is. I love him! ❤
He fights like an ninja *assassin.* *I LOVE IT!*
1:47 Terry should've said, "Whoever puts him down gets a big, fat bonus".
The fight Chozen against Silver really hit the scene
3:17 Chozen sounded like Sato there!!!!
The senseis must not have wanted the money bad enough. Chozen’s attacks were as accurate as pinch the wind pipe, along with the patience to know when to strike.
For a moment i thought Chozen was going to attack Terry after he took down the other senseis
all the redemption arcs in this show are so great, they way they brought back Chozen and Matt Barnes, even Johnny's story, top notch writing.
Hope we get to see more of Chozen in season 6.
I was fearing for Chozen’s life man. Despite him being capable against the other senseis, I was worried that Silver might interfere in the middle of it.
The title should've been named Chozen vs Mc Dojo senseis 😂👌🏻
Wow....that was a complete ass kicking.
"Chozen vs. Terry Silver"...even saying it sounds like something you'd see on a fan fiction website on a post that had zero replies before this series came around. Thank god for this show.
Now for the day for Silver to find out LaRusso and Chozen’s history with one another from beginning to end.
Theyre not Karate teachers. They are "job applicants" according to what Terry told Amanda. 😂
That reverse punch at 2.10...The best i have ever seen! Spectacular display of martial arts skills. Kari! 🍻
If i was a guy in blue gi, i wouldve just stayed down......
😂 yeah been great ideal !!
I love a redemption story where a heroes great enemy becomes their great allie. I love this stuff.
An amazing fight one thing i love is the fake out he does at 2:50 chozen has come a long way it was great seeing him being on the right side
The fight scenes probably they will never win any awards but the nostalgia from growing up with the Karate Kid movies is priceless…
It's funny, so many people when comparing Silver and Toguchi like to say "Chozen has been training his whole life". Silver has been training longer than Toguchi. In the flashback scene of a young Chozen it was dated 1972. In the original movie, Kreese was listed as the U.S. Army karate champion from 1970-72. That would mean that Silver and Kreese began around 1968-69. Meaning, they were training way before Toguchi started.
Silver did take a break I think that’s why
It makes no difference at a certain point. Chozen is indeed younger than Silver and has trained less in terms of years. But his training, focus, rage, and overall journey made him better than Silver.
Chozen is a pure silent assassin…even in his maturer years. Had Terry silent shook 😂
Chozen is a real bad ass!
chozen felll right into what daniel warned him about
How is that ?
@@yosifalhasil6044 well befor e the meeting with chozen had with silver, daniel said "everything silver does has a purpose", "he'll do things to make you feel special" "don't let your guard down, if he sees a weakness you may not even know until it's too late, he'll do thing to make to make you feel special". so silver invited him to his house making him feel special, chozen probably slightly let his guard down and when silver brought out the wisky , it wasn't for friendship or out of the goodness of his heart, it served the purpose of is chozen who he says he is, which got chozen exposed for saying the wrong thing when toasting, all from that simple glass of whiskey
@@JP-pp2tn well in the end it's not like chozen care whether he is exposed or not
He showed terry who he is
You can hear Sato in Chozen.
This season Will Smith definitely got his hands on everything and is doing his best to finish the series, but now. And that they had even talked about an eighth season. Thomas Ian Griffith and Yuji Okumoto the best of this season, performances that do convince 😶
Yeah Will doing a great job overlooking everything from the executive board on the show. But I think the show is clearly only going to have one more season. But I have heard of spin offs tho.
Will has nothing to do with the show lol. His name is only in the credits because he bought the rights for the remake.
@@vapordreams983 he overlooks every property he owns just like any other good business man. He even posted about the show back in 2020 on insta when the show found a new home on Netflix so they didn’t have to cancel it. Every name you see on a movie or show credit has to do with it in some way.
Please don’t fucking give that piece of shit Will Smith credit. He doesn’t do shit or have any involvement in the writing process. Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg, and Josh Heald have worked so hard to make this show and they deserve all the credit in the world for it not will smith.
@@randomuser2409 Jon hurwitz, Hayden, and josh heald deserve way more credit than that bitch will smith does
Daniel once described Mr. Miyagi as the best friend he ever had. Based on this and several other moments last season I think it’s safe to say Chozen is a very close second.
This is how awesome Chozen is... Terry wouldn't even approach him alone.
The writing skills of the show is crazy. I'm glad that it took long enough to get this done. But at lease it was done the right way. You cannot make this any better. Thank you.
Once Terry learns about Daniel beating Chozen in a fight to the death as a teenager, especially after Daniel beats him in his dojo, Terry is going to go insane. He’s going to think Daniel has been playing him the whole time… evidence backing that Myagi kicked his ass
Chozen is still undefeated in dojos
I knew Terry would figure out the deception one way or another, classic Villans know how to stay ahead of the opposition
how nice of Terry Silver to give everyone a free history lesson
And it segued perfectly into the reason he was able to catch onto Chozen. I love it when someone can answer a question so clearly and eloquently.
How Silver thought any of these "sensei's" would stand a chance against Chozen is comical in itself!
It would've been a better storyline if Chozen told Terry that he's from Okinawa and wants to get revenge on Daniel from dishonoring him from Karate Kid 2. That would've been more believable
Not really this was better
I love that you can tell Silver actually really respects Chozen, and probably sees someone similar to himself in a lot of ways. In fact, Chozen was like him in every way at one point. So it's kind of like the light and dark side of very similar types of warriors. Silver could have attacked him. But he wanted him no other way than one on one if they were ever going to fight.
He should have hired the instructor of Topanga karate to fight Chozen. These senseis were too young and didn't have enough experience.
Please, that mcdojo sensei would have soiled his gi!
@@lk5388 haha lol true. he sold out pretty quickly to Terry.
@@lk5388 I believe the sensei in the blue gi was from Topanga Karate. Maybe he was just an assistant or an adjunct sensei, and saw a job opening at Cobra Kai for full time sensei.
Come on that other balt sensei from Topanga karate would've also lasted just a few seconds before Chozen took him to the ground with only two or three movements. That's why Silver brought highly skilled and experienced senseis from other parts of the world because he realized none in the valley would be able to beat Chozen down, not even Silver himself.
The head of Topanga karate would not have attacked anyone like a thug.
The only thing i could think of at the end of this scene was the meme from the Friday movie: "DAAAAAAAAAAMN!" 😂😂
I loved Chozen’s story arc. He’s the real deal.
I love the little fake-out move by Chozen at ~2:45. He’s so quick and disciplined with his moves; the opponent is rendered useless even before blows are actually thrown.
I loved when they brought Chosen into the fray and I love his character and who he has become. His character rose from a petulent bully to a wise and honourable individual. Miyagi would be proud.
I still can't get enough of how he says "No challenge Miyagi Do"
That's what I call an intense warning! Bad ass scene, bad ass end dialogue!
I love how all the moves here are from basic Goju-Ryu katas, like Gekisai. If you're as hard and as brutal as Chozen, that's all it takes to beat the pants off the local karate wannabes.
You guys all remember the scene in Karate Kid part 2 where Chozen is in the dojo teaching American G.I's karate. He was already engaging five men at the same time even back then. What chance did any of these guys even have. Lol
If Thomas's hair was dark & slick like KK3, he wouldn't look a lot older than then. He kept himself in youthful shape. Cool how Yuji sounds like Uncle Sato here. Great tribute
Silver- these are the best senseis in the valley.
Chozen- wow... standards have really dropped nowadays haven't they?
Love how silver just laughs sne smiles at hm
When chozen broke that guys arm you saw in Terry face, he knew chozen was nothing like Danny, Johnny, or the others ... it's not a game when you have a real one in front of you
That was outstanding!!! Well done Chozen!
Don't ramp with Chozen simple as...man said no more sensais no more expansions 🔥👏🏾😅
This was a great scene 👏👊🔥
Sliver maybe crazy but he's not dumb I knew he would catch chozen quickly but don't matter chozen is on Bruce Lee level of ass kicking 😂
Bruce Lee level? 🤣 That's funnier than any Richard Prior joke.
bruce lee is next level mate
@@barrettokarate as far as karate is concerned chozen is the strongest
The music that plays after Chozen defeats Silvers sense I was so goddamn badass
Chozen the greatest fighter in the entire KK franchise. He is a true student of Miyagi-Do.
If Chozen was to fight Silver with no interference, just hand to hand, he would have destroyed him. I hope we get to see that in the last season.
Chozen is the best Miyagi Do practitioner in the world. Better than Daniel.
Coolest part about this scene is how you can tell Chozen is 100% Miyagi Do (at a crazy high level). Even the way he stands, arms straight down, just like Mr. Miyagi.
I didn't understand the references to the whiskey but that was bad ass. Chozen is the man.
basically he used the whiskey reference to relate what People from Kyoto say when they toast (kanpai) which surprised Terry because Chozen (or Joe, beforehand) said a different word, one which is unique to Okinawa (karii), which we all know, is the ancestral home of the Miyagi-do style of Karate
@@hanschristianben505 That, and the whiskey is famous for being made in Kyoto, so Chozen, a man claiming to be from Kyoto, should've recognized it right away
@@splaar true that
@@splaar Not just the whiskey but also Fillet Hamo. Thats a regional food to Kyoto that theyre known for. The eel bonecutting technique is insane to make that Fillet Hamo. If he was actually from Kyoto, he shouldve been shocked and impressed. But since Chozen doesnt know what it is, it is just another food in his mind. It seemed like Chozen never visited mainland Japan and kept it real too much staying in Okinawa his whole life. For someone like this to try to infiltrate, clearly gonna get exposed easily. Da hell, Terry Silver is more Japanese than Chozen at this point. 😂
@@EdDy4RheelZ You'd think that someone going undercover for an operation like this would at least make an effort to learn a little about the culture they're claiming to be from. It wouldn't surprise me to learn that Silver wasn't even testing Chozen with this, but simply trying to be a good host to his new friend