With the tournament resumed, episode 12 of Cobra Kai's sixth season leaps forward a month, revealing our remaining combatants rigorously training, each with aspirations of claiming the world championship title. Having secured the senseis' approval, Gunther is steadfast in his mission to ensure the event proceeds smoothly. However, his ambition to wield the microphone meets resistance from a comrade, resulting in a fierce confrontation with Daryl. Caught off balance, Daryl swiftly succumbs to a powerful kick to the face, leaving Gunther to seize control of the mic for himself.
Elsewhere, Kumiko extends an apology to Chozen for her delayed correspondence, explaining her recent preoccupations. She gently lets him down easy, though Chozen appears to accept the rejection gracefully. However, Daniel, who knows his old friend well, senses that Chozen is deeply troubled. In an attempt to cheer him up, Daniel arranges a double date with a woman named Winnie.
But the evening fails to unfold as planned. Chozen becomes unexpectedly irritable, while Winnie's discourse on children leaving the nest unnerves Daniel and Amanda, prompting them to ponder over Sam's future. Meanwhile, Chozen and Winnie discover a shared interest in reality TV.
Agreeing to let Winnie read his tarot cards, Chozen draws the Death card. Often symbolizing new beginnings and rebirths, Winnie, however, interprets it as a harbinger of actual death. Conversely, the Empress card ignites Chozen's renewed interest in Da-eun, albeit from afar, as she now occupies a vastly different sphere of life. Will Chozen take the plunge and seek her out?
Rosa confronts Johnny, urging him to do what is right in God's eyes, considering his and Carmen's impending parenthood. Johnny visits the church, contemplating the ideal moment to propose to Carmen. He confesses to Bobby, the priest, that numerous opportunities have passed him by, yet he has never found the perfect timing.
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The truth of the matter is, life is flawed, devoid of flawless moments—a point that Bobby emphasizes with promptness. Consequently, he urges Johnny to leap into the unknown with faith as his guide. Shifting gears to training, Sam desires to hone her skills alongside Tory, yet she has resigned, vowing never to don the Cobra Kai uniform again. Instead, Sam persuades Tory to assist in her training endeavors. In parallel, the boys embark on a similar mission with Robby, who finds himself immersed in a virtual reality headset, imagining Axel in Miguel's stead. However, their scheme unfolds far from seamlessly, and it's evident that the Iron Dragons have left a lingering impact on Robby's psyche.
Johnny is bent on wooing Carmen with a proposal that is nothing short of perfect. When Rosa discovers his intentions, her face beams with joy, and she apologizes for the weight of her expectations. Nevertheless, fate has other plans as Carmen's waters break, signaling that his grand proposal will have to wait!
Johnny races to the hospital and, at an opportune moment, pops the question to Carmen. She eagerly accepts, and their future looks promising. They even have Bobby as their witness to officiate the wedding, surrounded by an abundance of onlookers. In the heart of the hospital, they tie the knot, sealing their love in a sacred ceremony.
After a charming montage, Carmen gives birth to a stunning baby girl, and they decide to name her Laura.
