Karate Kid: Legends is set to be the sixth feature-length installment in the long-running martial arts franchise, and the upcoming movie will rectify an issue that has plagued a member of the cast for decades. Karate Kid: Legends’ connection to Cobra Kai is still unclear, but it seems as though the sequel will be largely separate from the events of the Netflix spinoff – despite taking place within the same continuity. However, what is confirmed is that Karate Kid: Legends’ release date falls on May 30, 2025.
All five Karate Kid movies already released haven’t all been of the same quality. The franchise’s fictitious universe also gained a new canonical entry last year when Jackie Chan’s 2010 Karate Kid remake was integrated into the main timeline. The decision, while unusual, caused barely any issues. In fact, it presents the awesome benefit of bringing Chan back to play Mr. Han again for the first time in 15 years. Interestingly, Chan’s return to the movie franchise is still arguably less important than it is for his co-star