Netflix posted on its official YouTube Channel the trailer for the third season of the Cobra Kai TV series, sequel to the famous film series Karate Kid. Cobra Kai was bought by Netflix last summer and the first two seasons were immediately a great success. According to the comicbook.com portal, it seems that the third season had already been completed at the time of the purchase of the rights. The debut of the new season will take place in January 2021 (you won't have to wait long, therefore).
The Cobra Kai season XNUMX trailer can be viewed on the cover. On the YouTube channel the video is accompanied by the following description:
New Year. New season. Even tougher. Cobra Kai's third season will premiere in January only on Netflix. And remember, Cobra Kai never dies. Only on Netflix.
Cobra Kai is an American TV series created by Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg and Josh Heald, initially launched on YouTube Premium in 2018. The Series can be defined as either a sequel (as mentioned) that one spin off film The Karate Kid - To win tomorrow (film from 1984). The events are set 34 years after the events narrated by the first film in the Karate Kid series and follow the life of Johnny lawrence, who from being a protege of the All Valley upper class has turned into what everyone defines as a failure, intent on living for the day. His redemption will lead him to cross his own destiny with that of Daniel LaRusso, after reopening the famous karate dojo, Cobra Kai.
Netflix is the entertainment service, subscription, streaming, the world's leading with over 195 million paid subscriptions in over 190 countries. The contents range from TV series to documentaries, passing through feature films, all with a wide variety of genres and languages. Subscribers can watch the contents in the catalog without time limits, anytime, anywhere, on any screen connected to the Internet. It is possible to play, pause and resume viewing, all without advertisements or commitments.
Before leaving, we remind you that a game, announced at the end of last summer, titled Cobra Kai: The Karate Kid Saga Continues, for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. Lately Activision would have lashed out at Netflix, against which an injunction would have been requested.
