Since Cobra Kai is overall a great show that boasts an impressive Rotten Tomatoes score of 94%, it deserves to be seen even if it does not have any direct story connections with Karate Kid: Legends.

Terry Silver, the villainous Cobra Kai co-founder who was the antagonist in The Karate Kid III, reappeared in Cobra Kai season 3 after his presence being teased throughout seasons 1 and 2.

In the build-up to the release of the movie Karate Kid: Legends, the creators of Cobra Kai assured fans that the two projects not only exist in the same universe but also contain no contradictions ...

“Karate Kid: Legends” brought back Macchio’s Daniel and Jackie Chan’s Mr. Han to train kung fu prodigy Li (Ben Wang) to fight in a major tournament in New York. “Cobra Kai” took place ...

What Karate Kid Legends does is tie the main characters with the original franchise star Ralph Macchio (who also starred in Cobra Kai) to the 2010 loose remake that bears the name The Karate Kid ...

This is the biggest connection between Cobra Kai and Karate Kid: Legends. The new film sees a lot of parallels to the 1980s films and Cobra Kai.

Forty-eight hours after wrapping Cobra Kai in Atlanta, Ralph Macchio was right back where he started on the Montreal-based set of Karate Kid: Legends. Macchio stepped foot onto Legends ’ version ...

Yes, Karate Kid: Legends takes place three years after the Cobra Kai series finale. "Our film is set after the sixth and final season of Cobra Kai and takes the Karate Kid mythology in a fresh ...

More Entertainment: 'Karate Kid: Legends' - Everything We Know So Far Naturally, this has fans of the television show wondering if anything from "Cobra Kai" will make it into the film.

And then along came Cobra Kai. The final five episodes of Netflix’s popular Karate Kid spinoff series premiered Thursday, February 13 on the streamer.