For what felt like an eternity, the two girls studied each other, Tory more than half expecting allegedly 'good girl' Sam LaRusso to freak out, swear up a storm at her for having the audacity to think she would allow anyone to do such a thing to her. But that didn't happen. No, eventually Sam just looked away, while staying flat on her stomach. Which Tory had to take as consent. Well, technically she should get it verbally, but she just couldn't resist kneeling down behind her prey, and admiring her prize. Admiring Sam LaRusso's tight little virgin ass, which she was about to make hers. All hers. Something that she had to savour for a few long seconds, before finally taking it. In exploring the iconic "Strike First, Strike Hard, No Mercy" maxim, we‘ve uncovered the depth beneath Cobra Kai‘s badass words. Their controversial motto created a legendary fighting philosophy that prioritized victory and aggression at the cost of mercy and restraint. Mr. Miyagi: [on Daniel's birthday, after having already given him his present, the karate gi he will wear at the tournament] Go outside. Something show you. Daniel: What? Mr. Miyagi: Number two present. [leads Daniel outside] Daniel: [walking and talking] Number two present? You don't have to give me anything. You've given me enough already. [Miyagi keeps walking, silently] No really, I'm serious. Mr. Miyagi: [stops and points to his fleet of antique cars] Choose. Daniel: [surprised and hesitant] Oh, no... Mr. Miyagi: Hai! Hurt old man feeling. [points again] Choose. You're welcome, Princess." Tory grumbled, then after a long pause questioned, "So, did your parents really let you off from going to school just because you had a hangover?"

Despite saying that, it wasn't like Tory gave Sam what she wanted immediately. No, the bitch pressed a fingertip against her, and then left it there for a few long seconds, and when she finally pushed forwards, it was agonizingly slowly. But Sam couldn't complain. First she was too overwhelmed with frustration to do so, then she was too overwhelmed with pleasure. So much so that she grabbed a pillow, and shoved it over her face, to try and muffle the sounds she was making. God, it just felt so good. Like, when she did it to herself, but way better. And better than Miguel. Oh God, this was as far as she had gone with him, and now she was experiencing it with his current girlfriend. Oh God, this was such a bitchy thing to do, giving more weight to the things that Tory had said, but she just couldn't help it. Also, maybe the motto should be changed to "Know when to strike, give it all your all, and strike with balance". Again, amazingly, Tory had a point, but that didn't stop Sam from protesting, "But why you? We hate each other."Johnny learns that Cobra Kai was banned from the All-Valley Tournament in 1985 following the events of The Karate Kid Part III, which Johnny was unaware of as he had quit Cobra Kai about one year prior. Johnny convinces the committee, other than Daniel and one other to reinstate Cobra Kai. Miguel manages to win the tournament for Cobra Kai. However, Johnny feels bad about how he taught his students to use illegal moves and no mercy fighting to win the tournament, as well as making Miguel and the rest of students even bigger bullies than he was originally taught to be, reflecting on his own time in the dojo. You've got real nerve, old man. Real nerve. But I think we can accomodate you. Can't we, Mr. Lawrence? For the semifinal, Daniel is to face off against Bobby Brown] John Kreese: Bobby, I want him out of commission. Bobby Brown: But, Sensei, I can beat this guy! John Kreese: I don't want him beaten. Bobby Brown: But I'll be disqualified! John Kreese: Out of commission. Yet another long pause, this one feeling longer than the others, and then Sam sighed, knowing this was going to start a fight, if they weren't in one already, "You know I don't want to leave you, right?" Daniel: I'm just scared. You know, the tournament and everything... Mr. Miyagi: You remember lesson about balance? Daniel: Yeah. Mr. Miyagi: Lesson not just karate only. Lesson for whole life. Whole life have a balance. Everything be better.

Alas it was not to be, and all too soon Sam not only bought the spanking to an end, but pretty much massaged any lingering pain she felt away. Although that might have been because Tory was now whimpering, and even weeping. God, it was so pathetic, but she couldn't stop. Not right away, at least. Hell, it took a few long seconds to even realize it, and then she was deeply embarrassed. Especially because, again, the physical pain wasn't that bad. Especially given what she could get through training, or even a match. So if anything, these tears were actually ones of joy, for feeling like she was getting what she deserved. Which, for better or for worse, she knew she was going to have to explain to the other girl. Cobra Kai‘s arsenal of hardcore striking and power truly aligns with their motto. It rejects Miyagi-do‘s subtler redirection in favor of overwhelming force. How Other Senseis Interpret The MottoWith that in mind, and trying to put an end to the mushy shit, Tory then broke that kiss, and softly asked Sam to, "Spank me?"

Cobra Kai‘s fighting philosophy stems from combined influences of Japanese Shotokan Karate and Korean Tang Soo Do styles. Here‘s how the dojo‘s approach differs from Daniel LaRusso‘s Okinawan Miyagi-do style: CUM FOR ME, LARUSSO! CUM LIKE THE LITTLE ANAL SLUT YOU ARE!" Tory yelled, probably way too loudly, "MY LITTLE ANAL SLUT! THAT'S WHAT YOU ARE, AND YOU KNOW IT! OOOOOOOOOOOOH YESSSSSSSSSSSSS, YOU'RE MINE, PRINCESS! YOU AND YOUR SLUTTY LITTLE WHORE ASS ARE MINE! OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, I OWN YOU! YOU BELONG TO ME... AND I BELONG TO YOU! OH MY GOD, SAM! I LOVE YOU, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS, LOVE YOU, SAM, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!" Why? Because somehow the pain faded away, and was replaced by pleasure. If it was just the first thing, it would make the process so much more bearable, but the fact that she was actually enjoying this? Oh God, Sam was just like Tory, a total slut. Something that she desperately tried to hide it first, by biting down onto her pillow even more than during the initial butt stuffing. However, no matter how much she tried to fight it her sounds of discomfort and pain turned into pure pleasure, to the point where she was unable to stop a loud moan from escaping her lips and echoing throughout the room. Something which of course, Tory just had to capitalize on, albeit after laughing her head off.To completely understand the meaning of the symbol we first look at the name of the series. Cobra is a Grand Snake. Kai is the Japanese word that means a group or an organization. This made it the ideal name for a martial arts training school. It also works well as the name of the current series. It refers to the Grand Snake Organization. The Cobra Kai logo You want something, Princess?" Tory teasingly pushed, which was either a sign it was the right time to beg, or a trap. Which in turn made Sam whimper with need, but also during her next question, "But you're not, right?" The first Karate Kid movie introduced us to Cobra Kai’s “ Strike First, Strike Hard, No Mercy” slogan. While seeming over the top, upon reflection, there is depth to this slogan.

Sam LaRusso always got what she wanted. Other people had accused her of that multiple times, especially Tory, and while it had annoyed her at first, Sam had to reluctantly admit, there was some truth to it. Well, she didn't have too admitted to Tory, and she never would, because the other girl would never allow her to live it down. But tonight was definitely going to add to the idea that Sam LaRusso always got what she wanted, because she had made the stubborn Tory Nichols agreed to be her girlfriend. Which made her confident that she could make the once terrifying Tory Nichols admit that Sam was her Queen. After all, she'd already made this girl say all sorts of things during sex, so this was no different. Other than it might be a little harder, and thus make the achievement that much more satisfying. Chozen Toguchi:"Sometimes, honor demands swift, final action. But know true victory comes from within." Interesting middle view. Conclusion: A Nuanced Legacy The Cobra Kai logo represents the series that has made the rounds from YouTube Red to Netflix's acquisition of the show. The logo is a remarkable image that sums up the meaning and story behind Cobra Kai if you understand the symbolism. To fully comprehend its magnificence you must know a little bit about the history of Cobra Kai, its origins, and what the design of the logo is all about. Here are a brief history and story behind the Cobra Kai logo. Is it a spinoff from The Karate Kid? Sam knew she was going to regret poking the bear, but she just couldn't help herself. Tory and she had always had that kind of relationship, but Miyagi-Do had taught her everything was about balance. And indeed, she didn't want Tory to be too rough with her, she also didn't want to spend all day bent over the other girl's knee, just waiting to get spanked. If anything, it was the anticipation of the strike which was worse. Especially, given her training in Miyagi-Do, with her Dad. And God, what a way to think of that time like this, but for better or for worse, his teachings had been used in ways which he could never have imagined, and she hoped he never would.

The Origin Story

The public is fascinated by Cobra Kai‘s unapologetic bluntness in an age of passivity and over-thinking. And as rivals like me debate its merits, the motto becomes more legendary. By The Numbers: Cobra Kai‘s Competition Record As a Miyagi-do practitioner, I appreciate that karate is about more than just offense and aggression. Mr. Miyagi famously said "Best defense is no be there," emphasizing evasion and awareness. Miyagi-do centers around patience, balance and only fighting as a last resort. Mr. Miyagi:"Fighting not good. Best result, no need fight at all." He‘d see it as foolishly confrontational.