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Devon chose to remain in Cobra Kai because she wanted to excel at karate, and it was now the only option in the Valley, thanks to Silver's business dealings. With Silver's students deserting him, this effectively puts an end to Terry's dream of Cobra Kai's global domination via the Sekai Taikai.

Kreese's time in prison forced him to delve into his lifelong trauma, but he emerged utterly unrepentant about his past crimes. Cobra Kai season 6 could potentially take the series internationally and put Sam, Tory, Miguel, Robby, Hawk, and the other students' karate skills on a global stage. A series continuing the world of the classic American martial arts movie Karate Kid may have seemed like a niche pitch when it was originally picked up by YouTube TV. Cobra Kai's producers have a master plan for season 6 and beyond, including footage already shot for the next season and an endgame for the entire series.

Sidelined in prison throughout Cobra Kai season 5, John Kreese executed a Hannibal Lecter-like prison break and reestablished himself as the series' main villain in the wake of Terry Silver's defeat. Thanks to the ingenious application of strawberry Jello, which substituted for blood, Kreese faked his own death via a shanking.

As for Devon, she ended up joining Cobra Kai because Silver bought the dojo she was training in after Eagle Fang shut down and turned it into a Cobra Kai dojo. But this time, with all of their students and the LaRusso family looking on, Daniel-san proved he is better than Terry Silver.

When Silver turns up, he and Daniel (Ralph Maccio) face down, with the latter coming out on top as he remembers Silver's traumatic training from Karate Kid III. Carrying on a seasons' long--and season-making--tradition, we follow the Cobra Kai and Miyagi-Do kids into a massive brilliantly choreographed karate brawl, this time at the former's dojo. But the file was corrupted, so Tory decided to reveal to everyone that Silver bribed the referee at the All Valley and that Nichols didn't win the championship fairly, a truth that haunted her all throughout Cobra Kai season 5. Seeing as we left Cobra Kai with its sensei/owner in disgrace and headed to jail (and its founder breaking out) things aren't looking good for the titular dojo.

Devon Lee (Oona O'Brien) joined Cobra Kai in season 5, but while the finale exposed two traitors, neither was Devon. Terry had already fought (and won) a grueling swordfight with Chozen, and he was worn down, but this turnabout was fair play considering the weakened state Daniel was in when Silver beat him in episode 4 of Cobra Kai season 5.The most tragic thing is if he'd have just waited a few days, he would have been released thanks to Stingray's testimony. She has over half a decade of experience in entertainment journalism with bylines at Nerdist, Den of Geek, Polygon, and more. Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith) is the king of karate and his dreams of dojo domination grow larger every day. LaRusso, Johnny, Chozen, and their students brought down Cobra Kai, exposed Terry Silver as a criminal, and saved the Valley. Cobra Kai Season 5 introduced some majorly impressive antagonists in the shape of a global domination-focused Terry Silver and his team of supervillain senseis.

But while Tory's confession changed the hearts and minds of her peers, it's Stingray's own confession, and his recanting of his testimony that framed Kreese, that could put Terry Silver behind bars. Miguel/Robby and Tory/Sam are no longer at each other's throats by the end of Cobra Kai season 5, and this follows the example set by Johnny and Daniel, who remarkably never came to blows in season 5.After a drunken night out, Johnny (William Zabka), Chozen (Yuji Okumoto), and Mike Barnes (Sean Kanan)--who hijacked their limo at the end of Episode 9--head off to defeat Silver in his own home. After a season that saw Miyagi-Do and Eagle Fang come together for real as Cobra Kai took over the Valley, character drama has often taken precedence over all-out fight scenes. The melee between Cobra Kai's students and the Miyagi-Do/Eagle Fang squad boiled down to protecting Anthony LaRusso (Griffin Santopietro), who held the tablet uploading the damning footage of Silver admitting to Tory that he bribed the referee.