Daniel LaRusso

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==Summary==
Daniel "Danny" LaRusso is the main protagonist of the Karate Kid Trilogy. He was born in New Jersey on December 18, 1966, where he and his mother lived until moving to Reseda, California at the beginning of the series. His first debut was in the original film, The Karate Kid (1984). He also appeared in Part II and Part III. Although he didn't make an appearance in The Next Karate Kid (1994), he was briefly mentioned by Mr. Miyagi. Alongside Johnny Lawrence, Daniel is also one of the main protagonists of the 2018 web drama series Cobra Kai, where he has two children and owns the LaRusso Auto Group, a chain of auto-dealerships, with his wife Amanda.
==Powers and Stats==
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Name: Daniel LaRusso, Daniel-San, Danny-Boy, The Karate Kid (fans)
Origin: The Karate Kid
Gender: Male
Age: 17-18 | Around 52
Classification: Human, Two-Time All-Valley Karate Tournament Champion/All-Valley Karate Tournament Grand Champion, Martial Artist, Owner of Mr. Miyagi's Little Trees (formerly), Present Day Sensei of Miyagi-Do Karate, Likely Martial Arts Master, Co-Owner of LaRusso Auto Group
Powers and Abilities:
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*Superhuman Physical Characteristics
*Accelerated Development (Trained for under two months and was capable of fighting in a tournament with Johnny and other 1984 Cobra Kai students trained by John Kreese, in contrast to Johnny, who has trained five years up to that point. However, notably, Johnny was somewhat emotionally compressed by the time. Six months later, as revealed in Cobra Kai, he could take on an unbalanced Chozen, who has been training since he was at least in his early elementary years to early adult years. Months later, he could counter Mike Barnes in a tournament when Daniel no longer feared him. Mike Barnes being one of the best up-and-coming professional Karate fighters in the country, with a tenth-degree black belt)
*Martial Arts (Daniel proves to be a widely renowned martial artist by the end of Karate Kid 3, and even a very capable one by the end of the first film)
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*All previous abilities significantly enhanced
*Weapon Mastery (Shown to be heavily skilled with a Bo, as he can trade and defend hits from Chozen with one, who has been training his lifetime, though was quickly defeated. He should have experience in training with the weapons in his dojo as the Sensei of Miyagi-Do. Should be much superior to Samantha, who could effectively fight with a Bo against Tory with nunchucks)
*Pressure Points (Capable of hitting parts of the body that rendering the part of the limb he hit temporarily immobilized, the time itself varies on how much a person can endure. Kreese being in his elder years but still physically fit, took half a minute to recover, while Johnny and Terry Silver merely shrugged it off in roughly ten seconds)
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*Extreme Temperatures (From one of his lessons about being able to adapt to the changes in temperature and use them to anticipate the moves of your opponent)
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Attack Potency: 
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Street level (Fought with an unbalanced and enraged Chozen for an extended period and traded numerous blows in battle with the latter. Which Chozen kicked off a piece of a stone statue in said fight. Terry Silver implies Daniel along with Miguel, Pre-Timeskip Johnny, Robby, and Eli to be be the previous best young fighters in the valley which should make him comparable to them. Implied to have surpassed Mike Barnes in the art of combat once Daniel was no longer impaired by emotion, by releasing his "best karate" in the form of kata which is further allured to when Terry Silver showed fear of Mike losing in a point fight. Easily thrashed one of Mike Barnes's associates even faster than Mike could, Daniel doing it while also breaking a wooden cabinet.The Karate Kid Part III (1989) Mike is capable of shattering the middle portion of bricks twice. Could break thick wooden boards once he was able to channel his rage. Chopped in half 6 one-foot plates of iceThe Karate Kid Part II (1986))
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Street level (Stronger than before. Kept pace with Post-Timeskip Kreese and was about to kill him with a precise strike. Fought regularly with Post-Timeskip Johnny to the point he even remarked and exaggeratedly stated that they fought ten times.Cobra Kai Season 4, Episode 5: Match Point Their most notable fight was in Season 4 in a point based fight, the two fighting evenly matched to the point where they couldn't decide on a victor. Before the battle, Johnny, when channeling his anger, was able to pulverize the middle portion of two concrete cylinder blocks simultaneously. Sparred with Post-Timeskip Chozen multiple times, although he was on losing edge on most occasions. Fought with Terry Silver for some time while drunk and unbalanced; despite this, Terry considered Daniel far more difficult to fight than Post-Timeskip Chozen hand to hand without pressure points.Cobra Kai Season 5, Episode 10: Head of the Snake On the second occasion, Daniel easily bested Terry Silver. However, Daniel was notably at his peak while Terry was mentally off-key. Punctured holes in the wall with his strikes to nothing)
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Speed: Athletic Human, Peak Human combat speed with Superhuman attack speed and reactions (Can block attacks from Miyagi, and caught a fly that Mr. Miyagi was struggling with, thus making him roughly comparable. Mr. Miyagi is capable of keeping and even outpacing the likes of Pre-Timeskips Kreese and Terry) | Athletic Human, Peak Human combat speed with Superhuman attack speed and reactions (Comparable if not superior to before. Can keep pace, tag, and avoid attacks from Post-Timeskip Johnny, who can keep up with a well acclaimed MMA fighter. Reacted, deflected, and caught a ball pitched from a pitchball machine from a short distance)
Lifting Strength: Peak Human (As a 17-18-year-old Teen. He should be comparable to younger teenagers like Miguel, Aisha, Eli, and Chris who pulled the most effort to physically push and rotate a cement mixer around over time with their bare hands) | Peak Human (Should be comparable to Post-Timeskips Johnny, and Kreese. Restrained Johnny briefly briefly)
Striking Strength: Street level (Injured, bloodied, and dispatched of Pre-Timeskip Chozen and would've killed him with a precise strike had he not shown him mercy. Briefly knocked out one of Chozen's associates, who can get up after being thrashed by a serious Miyagi. Harmed Mike Barnes who is strong enough to pulverize the middle portion of bricks to dust) | Street level (Stronger than before. His blows could harm Post-Timeskip Johnny. Capable of hurting Post-Timeskip Kreese with his blows, and would've killed him with a precise strike to the head)
Durability: Street level (Withstood multiple blows from Pre-Timeskip Chozen. Took numerous blows from Mike Barnes, who can shatter the middle portion of bricks with a single punch. Can block blows from Mr. Miyagi unharmed. Should be able to take his own strikes) | Street level (Should be able to take his own hits. Withstood blows from both Post-Timeskip Johnny Lawrence and John Kreese. Johnny can shatter the middle portion of two cylinder blocks made of concrete, with Kreese being able to destroy a large window by tackling Daniel)
Stamina: At least Athletic (Fought to the death with Chozen, despite receiving hefty bruises, blows, and mild bleeding. Even recovering from being knocked down and being out of breath multiple times in said fight. Fought with Johnny despite being impaired with an injured leg, which Johnny even targeted by attacking such a wounded leg. Fought Mike Barnes and was able to recover from his blows that made Daniel winch in pain, with one of his blows being to the testicles. Able to paint a whole house, wax a car, and wax a floor for an entire day) | Athletic (Superior to his teen counterpart. Withstood getting tackled through a window, despite receiving gashing wounds from glass, all while Daniel continued to fight and dispatch of Kreese despite this. Pursued through Johnny's exercises such as climbing a metal chain that had him soar past his limits, walk on burning charcoal despite the pain, and do pushups on harsh pavement)
Range: Standard Melee Range; Extended Melee Range with Nunchucks, Spear, and Bo Staff
Standard Equipment: None notable
*Optional Equipment: Spear, Bo Staff, Nunchucks, Hockey stick
*Can Pilot: 1941 Chevrolet Light Delivery [3104], 1947 Ford Super De Luxe Convertible Club Coupe, 1955 Ford Fairlane Town Sedan [73C], 1959 Metropolitan 1500 Hardtop Coupe [562], 2016 Audi A7 3.0 TFSI quattro C7, 2016 Audi S7 C7 [Typ 4GA], 2017 Audi Q7 [Typ 4M], 2018 Audi S5 Cabriolet B9 [Typ F5], 2021 Mercedes-Benz S 580 4Matic Luxury line [W223]
Intelligence: Above Average 
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Naturally gifted, developing professionalism with gardening and later philosophy. Became a martial arts mentor to his students where he became successful at developing their confidence, mental states, and morals. Developed the skill of his students, specifically Sam Larusso to the extent she was accepted to the world stage level of fighting. Currently runs a successful car dealership with his wife.
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Even in his younger years Daniel is portrayed as a skilled karate fighter, as such he bested multiple skilled Cobra Kai students taught by the renowned two time military champion John Kreese and bested his emotionally compressed top student Johnny Lawrence with an injured leg. Six months later, fought to the death with an unbalanced Chozen, even besting him with the drum technique whom had trained his entire life in martial arts. Then beat Mike Barnes where karate had been his life to the point he was an up and coming feared national champion in martial arts. Then coming to adult years his martial arts grew. Fighting on par with Post-Timeskip Johnny, multiple times, and evenly matched him in one of their point fight encounters. Post-Timeskip Johnny himself was far more skilled than the top tier teen fighters like Robby whom he casually and accidentantly knocked out. Who is on the level of Samantha Larusso who is skilled enough to be accepted into the worldwide stage for martial arts competition. Daniel also shows efficiency in fighting multiple people at the same time throughout the series. Daniel also shows adaptability in his fights, shown with Johnny when he realized that staying still and parrying is what lost a hit to Johnny. He adapts by pressuring and faking out strikes.
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Standard Tactics: 
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Daniel's style is a heavily defensive solid style. He empathizes with the opponent to counter and goes strikes at the right moment, using standard attacks and throws to accompany them. His offence stays solid, though he mostly only uses it to back an opponent away or when an opponent leaves themselves open. He prefers blocking and dodging when the opponent violently attacks them and exploiting an opponent's movement to his advantage. In either desperate situations or if he wants to end the fight early, he does a leaping kick, "The Crane Kick" (See notable attacks/techniques); once the opponent is down, he will use a precise strike to the head to kill them if he has the intent. If unbalanced/angered he will lash out offensively with strikes
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A modified version of his previous style using counter-attacks and standard strikes to incapacitate his opponents quickly, utilizing wrist locks, arm locks, and deceptive blocks/attacks. However, when fighting martial artists, he prefers to outlast and nitpick mistakes made by them while occasionally using deceptive takedowns; he keeps his analytical way of focusing on their style of fighting and using methods to counter-strike them. From time to time, Daniel will temporarily use pressure points to disable their limbs for his precise finishing strike to the head to kill them, much like his younger counterpart.
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Weaknesses: Human limitations. He is very panicking and reactionary in the face of threats and tends to stray from balance and focus without Mr. Miyagi. Hotheaded and will get out of focus at times. | Human limitations. While he remains hotheaded, Daniel has purged most of his weaknesses throughout Cobra Kai.
Feats:
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===General===
* Becomes stronger and faster than he was before after doing more training under Mr. Miyagi.The Karate Kid Part III (1989) Chapter 23
===Strength===
* Knocks over Mr. Miyagi in catcher's gear with a punch.The Karate Kid (1984) Chapter 23
* Throws Johnny.C4
* Chops through six plates of ice.The Karate Kid Part II
** In the novelization he chops three thick cakes of ice in half.The Karate Kid Part II (1986) Chapter 13
* Knocks out a man with a gut punch.The Karate Kid Part II
*Briefly, KO'd a Grown Man.
* Throws a man into a cabinet, breaking it.The Karate Kid Part III
*Broke a man's nose in a single hit.
*Broke wooden dummy boards, a feat Terry Sliver performed.
* Breaks a 2x4 with a kick, then breaks boards with punches.The Karate Kid Part III
** In the novelization, Daniel breaks a 2x4 with a kick, slices through a 2x4 with the back of his arm, and punches through a 2x4 like it was paper.The Karate Kid Part II (1989) Chapter 19
===Durability/Endurance===
* Gets beat up by Johnny.The Karate Kid
** NovelizationThe Karate Kid (1984) Chapter 3 - ComicC1
*Took hits from Johnny Lawrence, pre-training.
*Tooks hits from Johnny once again, pre-training.
* Gets into a fight with Johnny.C1
* Not too badly hurt after taking a tumble down a hill.The Karate Kid
* Gets slammed by a wave into a piling.The Karate Kid (1984) Chapter 23
* Takes a kick from a karate student to the shoulder that lifts him out of the ring.The Karate Kid (1984) Chapter 26
* Fights Johnny on a damaged leg.The Karate Kid
* Takes a kick to the face from Johnny.The Karate Kid (1984) Chapter 28
* Takes multiple hits from Chozen, who breaks part of a stone statue with a kick, and continues to fight.The Karate Kid Part II
* Takes hits from Mike Barnes, including getting tossed into a pallet hard enough to break it.The Karate Kid Part III
*Took attacks from Mike Barnes, twice.
** Barnes breaks bricks with his strikes.The Karate Kid Part III
* Takes multiple hits from Barnes (who is attempting to inflict as much damage as possible on Daniel during the match) and continues to fight.The Karate Kid Part III
* Gets thrown through shoji screens and a display case by Barnes.The Karate Kid Part III (1989) Chapter 12
* Takes more hits from Barnes.The Karate Kid Part III (1989) Chapter 22
===Speed/Agility===
*Caught a fly before training, something that Miyagi heavily struggled with.
* Catches a fly with chopsticks.The Karate Kid
** NovelizationThe Karate Kid (1984) Chapter 16
* Dodges a karate student's attack and retaliates with a kick.The Karate Kid
** Does it again with a punch.The Karate Kid
* Dodges strikes from Johnny with "lightning reflexes".The Karate Kid (1984) Chapter 28
* Dodges another kick from Johnny.C4
* Knocks Chozen to the ground, then collects the money he dropped and runs from the building before Chozen can stand up.The Karate Kid Part II (1986) Chapter 15
* Rolls out of the way of a flying kick from Chozen, then stands up and grabs Chozen in midair to slam him to the ground.The Karate Kid Part II (1986) Chapter 23
*Avoided numerous hits from Mike Barnes.
* Dodges several strikes from Mike Barnes.The Karate Kid Part III
* Balances on the bow of a boat while practicing his blocking.The Karate Kid
* Practices balance by kicking waves at the beach.The Karate Kid (1984) Chapter 19
* Climbs down a pole in a typhoon with a child clinging to his back.The Karate Kid Part II
===Skill/Misc===
*Can balanced himself on a stump and on a boat practicing kata.
*Bested Martial Artists and Cobra Kai students in The All-Valley Championship.
* Performs the Crane Technique.The Karate Kid
** Mr. Miyagi says that if performed correctly, there is no defense against itThe Karate Kid - Chozen does defend against it,The Karate Kid Part II but it is unclear if Daniel was performing it correctly in this instance.
*** NovelizationThe Karate Kid (1984) Chapter 28 - ComicC4
*Wins The All-Valley Championship by beating a Pre-Time Skip Johnny with the Crane Kick, despite having a damaged leg.
* Performs the Drum Technique to divert and counter each of Chozen's strikes.The Karate Kid Part II
* In the novelization, the Drum Technique is said to increase striking power.The Karate Kid Part II (1986) Chapter 11
* Wins the Under 18 All-Valley Karate Championship.The Karate Kid
*Rescued a little girl in the storm.
* Wins a second time.The Karate Kid Part III
** The tournament is only open to students brown-belt level and above.The Karate Kid
* Defeats Chozen.The Karate Kid Part II
* NovelizationThe Karate Kid Part II (1986) Chapter 23
** Chozen is Sato's best student and took on four karate students at once.The Karate Kid Part II
* Learns how to block strikes under the guise of Mr. Miyagi having him do chores around the house.The Karate Kid
** NovelizationThe Karate Kid (1984) Chapter 18
* Ducks Johnny's kick then sweeps his leg to bring him to the ground.The Karate Kid
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* Flips Chozen while being choked by him.The Karate Kid Part II
* Fight an unbalanced Chozen in a battle to the death, and eventually beats him with the Drum Technique.
* Counters Mike Barnes' strike.The Karate Kid Part III
** NovelizationThe Karate Kid Part III (1989) Chapter 24
* Won The All-Valley Championship a second time, by countering and beating Mike Barnes.
* Knows a little bit of JapaneseThe Karate Kid Part II (1986) Chapter 9
===Video Games===
* One shots goons.The Karate Kid Part II: The Computer Game
* Chops through six ice blocks.The Karate Kid Part II: The Computer Game
** Chops through five.The Karate Kid (video game)
* Catches several flies with chopsticks.The Karate Kid Part II: The Computer Game
* Dodges a swinging hammer several times.The Karate Kid Part II: The Computer Game
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===Strength===
* Beat up thugs unharmed, including KO'ing a large one.
* Uses the Crane Kick to knock Terry Silver into a glass display hard enough to shatter it!
===Durability/Endurance===
* Took a kick from Johnny against a wall and smashed the TV.
* Takes several hits from Johnny, including getting kicked into a TV.Cobra Kai S2 No Mercy
* Takes a kick from and gets tackled through a window by Kreese.Cobra Kai S3 December 19
* Walks across burning coals.Cobra Kai S4 First Learn Stand
===Speed/Agility===
* Dodges and blocks blows from Johnny.Cobra Kai S2 Nature Vs. Nurture
* Dodges, strikes, and catches balls from a pitching machine.Cobra Kai S4 First Learn Stand
* Climbs a hanging chain.Cobra Kai S4 First Learn Stand
===Skill/Misc===
*Fought briefly with Post-Timeskip Johnny, twice.
* Trains with Chozen to learn Miyagi-Do karate's secret pressure points,Cobra Kai S3 Miyagi-Do which he uses to defeat Kreese.Cobra Kai S3 December 19
** Uses the pressure points to paralyze Johnny's arm.Cobra Kai S4 Match Point
* Ties with Johnny in a match.Cobra Kai S4 Match Point
* Beats up a group of hockey players.Cobra Kai S4 First Learn Stand
* Beats up some thugs that jump Robby.Cobra Kai S2 The Moment of Truth
* With Johnny, fights a group of thugs in a chop shop.Cobra Kai S3 Nature Vs. Nurture
* Kicks a cup out of a man's hand.Cobra Kai S1 Strike First
* With his wife, meets his dealership's sales quota in one day.Cobra Kai S2 Fire and Ice
*Fought with a 72 year old Kreese briefly.
* Loses a fight to Terry Silver but later beats him, though Terry had previously fought Chozen that night.Cobra Kai S5 Head of the Snake
===Teaching Ability===
* Teaches Robby Keene how to block strikes under the guise of him doing chores.Cobra Kai S5 All Valley
* Teaches Samantha how to block with a bo staff using a fishing lesson.Cobra Kai S5 Obstáculos
* Under his tutelage, Robby gets second in the Under 18 All-Valley Karate Championship after only training for a few months.Cobra Kai S1 Mercy
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Notable Attacks/Techniques:
*Miyagi-Do Kata: The foundation of Miyagi-Do Karate. This Kata, is based around the workings of the Bonsai Tree. You start with your fists pointing down to the ground, your roots. Then you move your arms up to your chest and push them outwards, while opening your hands. The palms facing upwards as you do. Representing the branches growing and the leaves blooming. Then you raise your right hand up to your forehead with your left hand pointing downwards. Your body turning and facing right as you do so. Then alternate positions, switching your hands and your stance so you're facing left. Representing the tree growing up and the limbs waving in the wind. Then repeat the pattern until it becomes a natural flow to you.
*Wax On, Wax Off: This technique refers to a drill Mr. Miyagi teaches Daniel in order to master blocking. This particular block (often referred to as the Chudan Uke in Karate) is performed in a circular motion, preventing oncoming attacks towards a fighter from hitting the person's face or body.
*Paint The House: Another nickname given to the Karate block Kakuto Uke, where by sticking one's wrist out and striking the arms in an upward motion, they block attacks in a similar motion to stroking a paintbrush up and down.
*Sand The Floor: A downward block which involves swinging the hands below one's waist, moving them like one would if they were sanding a floor. Unlike Wax On, Wax Off and Paint The House, which are meant to intercept punches aimed at the face and body, Sand The Floor is for blocking kicks towards the legs, groin and body.
*Honk: A psyche out technique Daniel used after beating Choze. He first pretends that it'll be the finishing blow that ends the opponent's life, but instead follows with a playful tap on the nose. Despite not causing any physical harm, the intimidation factor of it has caused numerous fighters to lose their will to fight and even faint.
*Drum Technique: A form of dodging where the martial artist rotates their body from side to side, much like how a Japanese pellet drum is played.
*Crane Kick: A variation of a jumping front kick where one stands on a single foot and raises their arms up spread outward (resembling a position a crane bird would make) The fighter then jumps off the foot they are standing on and kicks with the other.
*Bo Kata: Daniel typically fights hand to hand, but he has shown to be extremely skilled with a bo staff fighting and has taught his daughter how to fight with one.
*Nunchaku Kata: Although Daniel hasn't been seen wielding nunchucks, he had a pair in his dojo, suggesting he has some degree of skill with them.
*Miyagi-Do Pressure Point Attacks: A form of a strikes aimed directly at vulnerable nerve endings, which can temporarily paralyze the limbs of an opponent. Daniel initially did not learn these attacks, as they went against Miyagi's pacifist style. However in Cobra Kai season 3, Chozen taught them to Daniel, who then used the technique against Kreese.
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==Explanations==
Through Miyagi's training, Daniel's inherited style is strong in defense and solid in offense, with a notable emphasis on effective countering his opponent's attacks. These skills assist him during his fights with Johnny and Chozen, the first of which emphasizes his ability to sneak in behind his opponent's guard to strike, whereas in the latter Daniel's karate has become more rounded, due to his experience.
Daniel however struggles when his opponent is much stronger physically and a dirty fighter. Some instances include his fights with Chozen and Mike, where Daniel finds it difficult to overcome the former and nearly impossible to overcome the latter due to their superior physical strengths, and the latters illegal and dirty moves. Despite struggling when his opponents fight more aggressively or underhandedly, Daniel often has one last tactic in the end which allows him to emerge victorious such as the Krane kick, and the Kata which Miyagi taught him.
Even after Miyagi's death in 2011 Daniel still remembers Miyagi's lessons and practices what Miyagi taught him. He later uses his teachings to instruct Johnny's son Robby and open his own dojo which he named after him. He also uses Miyagi's techniques to defeat Robby's attackers with astonishing ease and efficiency, which clearly demonstrates just how far Daniel has come from his teenage years when he struggled to take on multiple opponents. During this fight, Daniel again displays his style's preference for effective counterattacks; as Daniel notes to Johnny - "you know I'm not going to strike first."
Under Daniel's tutelage, Samantha LaRusso, Robby Keene, Demetri Alexopoulos, Chris, and Nathaniel would become skilled martial artists in their own right. After being defeated by his old enemy Chozen, Daniel would learn from him about targeting pressure points, something that allowed him to defeat John Kreese in a fight, switching from defense to offense. Notably, in this instance, Daniel strikes first in anger to protect Johnny whose life was in danger. The pressure point technique also allowed him to render Kreese incapable of fighting back. In his brief alliance with Johnny, Daniel learns the Cobra Kai style, which he employs to beat up a group of Hockey players that disrespected his wife. Johnny would later comment on this with admiration to Chozen.
During Daniel's second fight with Terry Silver, he went on the offensive using a mixture of Miyagi-Do, Eagle Fang and Cobra Kai techniques combined with Silver's own Quick Silver method training to overpower Silver before finishing him with a crane kick. Silver, despite his experience and skill, found himself unable to effectively counter Daniel when he combined all three fighting styles and used Silver's own training against him.
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File:The Karate Kid (NES) Playthrough - NintendoComplete
File:Amiga Longplay The Karate Kid Part II
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