The last time “Cobra Kai” Season 6 introduced us to the Miyagikido crew, Daniel Larusso (Ralph Macchio), Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka), and their students officially landed in Barcelona, Spain.

A new trailer for part two of Netflix's martial arts drama shows that the competition will be as brutal as the showrunners have promised.

A new two-minute video released by the streaming service on Wednesday, October 23, shows the students of Miyagi-Do and Cobra-Kai taking on their international rivals, who turn out to be much tougher than the kids expected. 'There is no way we can win! I don't want to lose any more brain cells at this point,” declares Demetri (Gianni DeSenzo) in the trailer.

And as if the physical battles weren't enough, the kids will also have plenty of relationship drama to navigate during the tournament! - In particular, Tory Nichols (Peyton List) goes behind the back of the Miyagido team and shows up at the world tournament as a dojo student of John Cleese (Martin Cove). Sam Larusso (Mary Mauser) is heard declaring, “Tory chose the other side, but we can't keep getting pushed around by her.”

The trailer also introduces a new character who will be introduced in Season 6 Part 2. But even in the face of stiff competition, Johnny Lawrence declares that Miyagi Road will not be defeated in Sekai Taikai, “Wipe that smile off their ugly faces.” Season 6 of “Cobra Kai” will return to Netflix on November 15 and will consist of five episodes. Like “Emily in Paris,” “Stranger Things,” and “Bridgerton,” all of which are also Netflix series, the sixth and final season of the karate series will be distributed in multiple installments, with the third installment to be released in 2025. However, the story of Daniel LaRusso and Miyagido will continue in the new “Karate Kid: Legend,” scheduled for release in North America in May 2025.

Tom's Guide will keep you up to date on all the latest news surrounding the next “Cobra Kai” film, including behind the scenes, casting information, showrunner insights, and upcoming “Karate Kid” movies. In the meantime, Netflix subscribers can re-watch the first five seasons of the martial arts comedy drama, along with the first five episodes of “Cobra Kai” Season 6.