The battle to find out who's the best aging karate dad (aro-ound!) is set to continue for at least another season, as Netflix confirmed today that Karate Kid sequel series Cobra Kai has been renewed for a fourth season.

The streaming series also announced that the show's third season-which it picked up from something our sources continue to insist existed, called `You Toob Red`-will begin airing next year, starting on January 8.

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Strike first, strike hard, no mercy! #CobraKai has been renewed for a fourth season at Netflix. See what else is coming back to the streamer, at the link in bio.

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Cobra Kai centers on the story of Johnny, the jerk from the first Karate Kid, whose subsequent life has turned out to have sucked about as much as you might expect, given that he seems to have peaked by losing a karate tournament in high school.

Still played by William Zabka, Johnny attempts to atone for his various failures by restarting the Cobra Kai dojo, which not only reignites his rivalry with Daniel La Russo, but brings his malevolent former teacher John Kreese back into his life. (Also, a whole lot of teen drama with everybody's various students/spawn.)