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Rakyat Post
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Rakyat Post
Karate Kid Legends Ranked By Who'd Actually Win In A Fight — No Mercy Edition
Subscribe to our FREE Whether you grew up practising wax-on-wax-off in front of your mirror or binge-watched Cobra Kai like your life depended on it, one thing's for sure: The Karate Kid universe has given us some seriously iconic fighters . And we're not just talking about black belts and broken boards — we're talking philosophy, pain, redemption, and straight-up cinematic greatness. So, who are the true GOATs of the dojo? Let's break it down! Mr. Miyagi – The Silent Storm © Sony Pictures. Style: Okinawan karate Fighting Vibe: Calm until chaos, and then… boom . Most Iconic Move: One-handed block + no-look takedown The man. The myth. The bonsai-loving legend. Mr. Miyagi is the soul of the franchise — wise, peaceful, and yet absolutely devastating when pushed. He taught us that karate is not about fighting… until it totally is. Every student, every enemy, every viewer — changed after meeting him. Daniel LaRusso – The Underdog King © Sony Pictures. Style: Miyagi-Do Karate Fighting Vibe: Soft but deadly Most Iconic Move: The Crane Kick (still undefeated) From bullied new kid to All-Valley champ, Daniel-san fought not just for trophies, but for balance, dignity, and sometimes… revenge. His growth from underdog to sensei makes him one of the most relatable and resilient fighters in the dojo. Johnny Lawrence – The Redemption Brawler © Sony Pictures. Style: Cobra Kai (evolved) Fighting Vibe: Kick first, learn later Most Iconic Move: Flying kick into your feelings The original villain with one of the best redemption arcs in TV history. Johnny brought grit , heart , and a whole lotta 80s rock into the new era. He's rough around the edges, but when he fights — it's personal . Chozen Toguchi – The Okinawan Avenger © Sony Pictures. Style: Miyagi-Do's deadlier cousin Fighting Vibe: Elegant brutality Most Iconic Move: 'Live or die, man?' Once a bitter enemy, now a poetic warrior. Chozen represents the raw power and ancient roots of Okinawan karate. His scenes in Cobra Kai ? Absolute chef's kiss. Mr. Han – The Wounded Master © Sony Pictures. Style: Traditional Chinese Kung Fu Fighting Vibe: Peaceful until provoked — then my goodness Most Iconic Move: One-man beatdown of six bullies in a parking garage — without hurting them Yes, it was kung fu, not karate — but Mr. Han absolutely belongs in the pantheon. Jackie Chan's portrayal is a masterclass in emotional depth : a teacher shaped by grief, fueled by principle, and capable of jaw-dropping control. He didn't just train Dre Parker — he helped him grow up. And with his return in Karate Kid: Legends , his legacy is just getting started. Terry Silver – The Silver Snake © Sony Pictures. Style: Cobra Kai, but unhinged Fighting Vibe: Mind games meets high kicks Most Iconic Move: Weaponised gaslighting The only guy who can terrify you with a smile. Terry Silver is what happens when you combine money, trauma, and too many spinning kicks. A true final boss energy. Julie Pierce – The Forgotten Dragon © Sony Pictures. Style: Miyagi-Do Fighting Vibe: Quiet storm Most Iconic Move: High kicks, higher walls The lone female student of Mr. Miyagi, Julie was intense, raw, and full of potential. Criminally underrated, and honestly? Due for a comeback. Hawk (Eli Moskowitz) – The Mohawk Menace © Sony Pictures. Style: Cobra Kai → Eagle Fang Fighting Vibe: Punk rock fury Most Iconic Move: Kicking guilt in the face He started off as comic relief, and ended up kicking serious butt. Hawk is unpredictable, explosive, and a symbol of inner power gone full throttle. Kreese – The Cobra Commander © Sony Pictures. Style: Strike First™ Karate Fighting Vibe: War vet meets trauma meets no mercy Most Iconic Move: Mentoring villains and giving menacing speeches Kreese is the reason Cobra Kai became Cobra Kai. Whether he's grooming teens into fight machines or throwing fists himself, he's a symbol of brutality masked as strength . Terrifying, sure. But undeniably legendary. Miguel Diaz – The True Successor © Sony Pictures. Style: Johnny's hybrid style Fighting Vibe: Calm, kind, then BAM — knockout Most Iconic Move: That All-Valley victory over Robby Miguel isn't just a student — he's the bridge between eras. Smart, humble, and hella powerful , he's what the future of karate should look like: balanced, adaptable, and hella likeable. A true heir to the legacy of Miyagi, Johnny, and Daniel — all rolled into one. 🥋 So… who's next? With Mr. Han (Jackie Chan) and Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) teaming up in Karate Kid: Legends , the franchise is about to unite two generations of warriors, philosophies, and fighting styles — kung fu and karate, East and West, pain and redemption — in one explosive film. What happens when legacy meets legacy? When Mr. Miyagi's teachings collide with Mr. Han's wisdom? And who will rise to carry the torch in the next generation? 🎥 There's only one way to find out. © Sony Pictures. 🗓 Watch Karate Kid: Legends in Malaysian cinemas starting 5 June 2025 — and meet the next generation of greatness. Strike first. Strike hard. Strike the popcorn. 🍿 Share your thoughts with us via TRP's . Get more stories like this to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter.
Time of India
23-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
Unshakable Queens: Female Nakshatras That Will Never Let a Man Control Her
Not every woman is waiting for a prince, especially those ruled by these fierce Nakshatras. These are the women who rewrite the rules, sip their tea while setting boundaries, and politely decline being controlled—with a smile sharp enough to cut glass. Astrology doesn't lie: these Nakshatras produce women who lead, dominate, and walk away from anything that dares to dim their fire. 1. Ashwini – The Independent Firestarter Governed by the Ashwini Kumars, these women are quick, dynamic, and allergic to waiting for anyone's approval. They'll start a business, book a solo vacation, or leave a toxic relationship before dinner. Try to box her in, and watch her disappear faster than weekend plans with flaky friends. 2. Bharani – The Silent Storm Don't be fooled by that calm exterior—Bharani women are ruled by Venus and know their worth down to the decimal. She won't raise her voice, but she'll raise her standards. Control her? Only if someone also wants to learn how to be single very quickly. 3. Magha – The Royal Authority Born under the star of kings, Magha women carry ancestral confidence. Ruled by Ketu, they have deep-rooted pride and a natural command. She won't be controlled—she delegates. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Transform Your Child's Confidence with Our Public Speaking Program Planet Spark Book Now Undo The moment things start feeling one-sided, she'll be out faster than a crown at a costume party. 4. Swati – The Wind That Doesn't Bend Swati women are the definition of 'don't mistake kindness for weakness.' They're ruled by Vayu (the god of wind), meaning they go where they want, how they want. She's flexible, yes, but not submissive. Control her, and she'll just change direction—with zero notice. 5. Moola – The Root-Cutter Moola women are intense, fearless, and rule-breaking. Governed by Nirriti, the goddess of destruction, she's the one who will burn the bridge after walking it—and still find her way. Anyone trying to control her will learn the hard way: Moola doesn't bend, she ends. These Nakshatra queens weren't made for submission—they were made for sovereignty. Astrology didn't create them to be controlled. It created them to be remembered. Discover everything about astrology at the Times of India , including daily horoscopes for Aries , Taurus , Gemini , Cancer , Leo , Virgo , Libra , Scorpio , Sagittarius , Capricorn , Aquarius , and Pisces .
