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Jon Hurwitz, co-creator of Cobra Kai, took to X (formerly Twitter) on Thanksgiving to share heartfelt reflections on the show’s remarkable success and its connection to the enduring Karate Kid legacy. Alongside photos taken during the team’s 2017 pitch in Hollywood, Hurwitz expressed his gratitude for fans who have supported the series from its inception.
“The Karate Kid fanbase was the sleeping giant we suspected,” Hurwitz wrote. He thanked viewers for their unwavering dedication and promised an “epic conclusion” to the beloved Netflix series in the coming months. The fifth and final season, eagerly awaited by fans worldwide, is set to deliver the conclusion of the characters’ journeys that have spanned decades.
The Evolution of Cobra Kai
The series, which debuted in 2018, revived the Karate Kid universe, giving a fresh perspective on its iconic characters, Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence. Hurwitz and his team initially pitched the idea to hesitant studios, unsure of whether the legacy of The Karate Kid could resonate with modern audiences. However, their persistence paid off when fans embraced the show’s nostalgic yet innovative storytelling.
Over five seasons, Cobra Kai has earned critical acclaim and a massive following, blending comedy, drama, and martial arts while exploring themes of rivalry, redemption, and legacy. The creators often credit the passionate fanbase for transforming the series into a global phenomenon.
Fans React to Hurwitz’s Message
Hurwitz’s post has sparked conversations across social media, as fans shared their excitement for the upcoming season and their gratitude for the show’s impact:
- @CobraKaiForever: “Can’t believe it’s ending! Thank you for bringing back the magic of The Karate Kid.”
- @EagleFangFanatic: “The show got me through tough times. Truly grateful for the journey.”
- @80sKidNostalgia: “From a kid who grew up on The Karate Kid to a dad sharing Cobra Kai with my kids, thank you!”
- @SenseiSamantha: “Sad to see it go, but I trust the finale will be legendary.”
- @MiyagiVerseFan: “Cobra Kai is proof that great storytelling can unite generations. Bring on the final season!”
- @NetflixAddict88: “Epic conclusion? Say less, I’m already crying in anticipation.”
What’s Next for Cobra Kai?
Hurwitz’s Thanksgiving message hinted at the scale of the final season, but details remain under wraps. The creators have teased that it will honor the franchise’s legacy while delivering surprising twists. As the curtain closes on this chapter, fans are left wondering what future projects could emerge from the Karate Kid universe.
Netflix has yet to announce the exact release date for the final season, but Hurwitz’s comments suggest fans won’t have to wait long to witness the culmination of years of storytelling.
