CobraKai season 5 is off to a strong start as it debuts to a rare perfect 100 percent approval rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
After scoring progressively stronger reviews with each season, the ambitious Cobra Kai season 5 has debuted to a rare perfect Rotten Tomatoes. Cobra Kai has made its mark as a strong sequel series to The Karate Kid movies with returning stars now teaching a new generation of karate students. Cobra Kai season 4 left uncertainty for both Daniel LaRusso’s Miyagi-Do and Johnny Lawrence’s Eagle Fang, but season 5 returned with strong storylines and its usual blend of martial arts and humor.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Cobra Kai season 5 had a lot to cover with an ever-growing cast and new and old storylines colliding, and managed to end the season satisfyingly for many audiences while still lending itself to future seasons. Most notable this season, LaRusso once again performed his iconic crane kick to defeat Terry Silver, the head of Cobra Kai, and multiple beefs were squashed between the trio of dueling dojos.
While there have been a minor group of Cobra Kai detractors in regards to its style of light humor and dramatic fights, loyal viewers who stuck through were rewarded with some of the best karate and character development in the whole series in season 5, as made evident by its rare perfect Rotten Tomatoes score. Although it has not officially been renewed for another season, Cobra Kai producers and star William Zabka seem extremely optimistic about continuing the series.
Although Cobra Kai season 5's rare perfect Rotten Tomatoes score could change from one critic who may not enjoy it, it does still speak to the overwhelmingly positive feedback from both viewers and critics. While some may find the show a bit melodramatic with some of its jokes and drama, most agree that it works as a fresh comedy action show that still has lots of Cobra Kai stories to tell.
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