My cousins put me on to this and we binged both seasons this week
renewed my Netflix just for season 3
Side note :: the character Robbie aint shyt and he aint been shyt for 2 seasons str8 .... starts as a high school dropout , runs with gang of thieves , blaming everything on his dad verbally attacking him calling him a loser ,, to then sign up for Miyagi-Do purposely siding with his father's rival ,, never wanted to forgive his dad or move on with his Napoleon Complex havin-ass ,, only to finally pull up to his dad house once messy Sam got drunk at that house party and they wanna hide from her father (bringing unneccesary drama to papa house) ,,, lying on the homie Miguel returning the medal of honor , to then purposely crippling Miguel because he can't handle he's a rebound side-piece and the girl he chose on Sam aint shyt either !
lowkey I wanna see Cobra Kai find a way to defeat the Miyagi-Do style .. gets kinda clitche with the whole "good martial arts beats the 'evil' martial arts"
Miguel actually showed Robbie mercy just to get tossed of the top flight of stairs
patiently waiting on Miguel comeback and Miguel vs Robbie pt.3
No Mercy
@shroommon
I do think part of Robby's arc is that he really IS a good kid, just with a lot of anger and Daniel is the first person at all to show him any positive attention. The poor kid was neglected by both his father and his mother. Daniel is the first person to see him as an equal and give him a chance and then the attention. That goes a LONG way for a kid.
I think he showed up to the tournament because at this point it was the one positive thing he had, it was his balance. So much in his life was wrong, but the Karate came naturally to him and he felt good. Daniel told him to pull up the good to counter the bad.
Also, perhaps he wanted to show Daniel that he was a worthy student or maybe Robby just wanted to prove something to himself after all, that he was capable of more than just cheating and stealing.