Mitch (Cobra Kai)

==Summary==
Mitch is one of the major recurring characters of the Cobra Kai television series. He is first seen wanting to join Cobra Kai after the success of their dojo at the All-Valley tournament alongside his best friend, Chris. Mitch would embrace the teachings, but his best friend Chris doesn't and leaves the dojo for them to split up. They eventually join Cobra Kai, with Chris motivated through different means than Mitch's.
From there on out, he'd participate in the karate war on whichever side he considers to his liking.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: 
Name: Mitch, though referred to as Assface and P**** Breath
Origin: Cobra Kai
Gender: Male
Age: 16-17
Classification: Human, Martial Artist
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Martial Arts (Shows some skill in karate), Experienced with a Bo Staff (Although he shows skill with a Bo staff; he is not considerably skilled in utilizing it as he loses grip and control when twirling excessively many times)
Attack Potency: Street level (Briefly managed to fight on par with Eli. Eli himself could briefly fight Post-Timeskip Chozen. Fought with Chris in the school fight and even dropped him; although Mitch is defeated when he drops his guard and lost handily the second time around. Chris can pulverize the central portion of five concrete slabs)
Speed: Normal Human running speed, Peak Human combat speed, attack speed, and reactions (Can keep up shortly with Eli who can dodge attacks from Post-Timeskip Chozen. Can block a kick from Post-Timeskip Chozen with Miyagi-Do techniques, although it's unknown how serious he was)
Lifting Strength: Peak Human (Comparable to those like Chris; who alongside Miguel, Aisha, Bert and Eli push around a giant cement mixer overtime at high speeds speeds when they coordinated their group efforts en sync. Contributed to holding Post-Timeskip Chozen back in a brawl with a bo staff alongside Nathaniel, Bert, Chris, and Demetri)
Striking Strength: Street level (Able to hurt and even very briefly incapacitate Chris with a strong kick. Chris can take hits from Kyler, who can hurt Post-Timeskip Johnny; extending to Mitch stunning Kyler with a kick who can get up from blows dealt by Post-Timeskip Johnny. Hurt Eli with a kick who can take hits from Post-Timeskip Chozen) 
Durability: Street level (Withstood a punch from Eli, whose attacks when combined with an attack from Robby can break a defensive block from Post-Timeskip Chozen. Scaling from AP)
Stamina: At least Above Average, likely higher (In the school fight he fought Chris for minutes and even by the end, despite receiving blows he showed no signs of tiring till he was caught off guard. He is also one of the better students of the show and has intensely trained in Cobra Kai and Eagle Fang, which both have highly hardcore workout sessions to soar past your limits. He came out of the house to fight fine, after receiving severe beatings and fighting for minutes with a fighter who could trade blows with him) 
Range: Standard Melee Range, Extended Melee Range with Bo staff
Standard Equipment: None
* Optional Equipment: Bo staff
Intelligence: Average (Show no signs of lower or higher intellect in the show. A high schooler should be on this level. Shows occasional decent skills in karate like shortly fighting on par with a top fighter like Eli. Then fight against one of the potential All-Valley regional champions with the implication that he had a chance of winningSuppose it wasn't for the main character's dojo. The fighter went by Robson and would've fought someone named Post, as all the other male fighters were either from one of the main dojos (Miyagi-Do, Eagle Fang, or Cobra Kai). It's reasonable to assume that because Mitch put up a good fight against who would've been fighting for a regional trophy, Mitch would be on that similar level.) 
Standard Tactics: Mitch relies heavily on an offensive fighting style. He prefers to strike first and use powerful strikes while using a barrage of punches to overwhelm an opponent. He is solely tied to swinging at any opponent till they are down; "The best defense is more offence" and cares little for defense
Weaknesses: Human limitations. Shown to be overconfident and prideful; dropping his guard to prove a point during a fight. Along with this, he also shows to underestimate opponents 
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==Notable Matchups==
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