Since its release in 2018, the hit series Cobra Kai has been an undeniable fan favorite. Picking up three decades after the iconic Karate Kid movies, Cobra Kai follows Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence as they train the next generation of kids in the San Fernando Valley.

A brief recap of Cobra Kai

Although the series is on its sixth and last season, there's still plenty more story to tell. So far, we've seen Daniel and Johnny go from rivals to best friends and karate co-senseis. Chozen and Mike Barnes, both bullies of Daniel in Karate Kid II and Karate Kid III, also received redemption arcs and are now on good terms with him.

John Kreese, the former sensei and temporary ally of Johnny, burned his bridges after stealing the Cobra Kai dojo from him at the end of season two. Unfortunately for Kreese, this backfired, inadvertently paving the way for his old war buddy (now turned enemy) Terry Silver to take the dojo from him (along with framing Kreese for assault and attempted murder) in season four.

Part one of Cobra Kai season six is out and now streaming on Netflix. During this first chapter, most of the valley kids have put their rivalries aside. Sadly, however, a tragedy in Tory's life leads her to go back to Cobra Kai, this time run by not Silver, but Kreese and fellow villainous sensei Kim Da-Eun.

Yesterday, the trailer for Cobra Kai's season six, part two finally dropped. To say that fans are going nuts over it would be a major understatement.

What fans can expect from Cobra Kai Season 6: Part 2

This next chapter kicks off with the senseis and students now in Barcelona, Spain for the Sekai Taikai, a global karate tournament. This pits not just Miyago Do against Cobra Kai; the contest also forces each of these dojos to compete against others from different countries.

Judging from the trailer, Tory may be having some regrets about going back to the Cobra Kai dojo. Viewers also can't help but wonder if Kreese will find out what Kim Da-Eun and Silver did to Tory's hand in season five.

Kreese plays a pivotal role in this trailer. We catch him coming into conflict with Johnny and Daniel; though the latter literally forces him up against a wall. While Terry Silver is visibly absent, rumors have circulated online that he'll somehow find his way out of prison and make a surprise appearance at the Sekai Taikai.

Cobra Kai fans can see all the action and high stakes of season six, part two play out beginning November 15, streaming on Netflix.