Season 6 of Cobra Kai — which is the final season of the hit Netflix series — introduced fans to a softer side of the typically hard-edged Kim, particularly when she and Miyagi-Do master Chozen (Yuji Okumoto) developed an unexpected romance.

In Episode 8 of the show’s sixth and final season, the legendary Chozen (Yuji Okumoto), who first appeared in The Karate Kid II, hooked up with the baddest and first female sensei, Kim Da-Eun (Alicia Hannah-Kim), granddaughter of Kim Sun-Yung (C.S. Lee). Yes, that was a mouthful but the magnitude of this connection must be acknowledged.

The rival senseis end up engaging in a wild goose chase throughout downtown Barcelona to keep their teens out of trouble (and potential alleyway brawls), and when they show up just minutes too late to the location the kids were just at, they engage in a bit of a fight… until that fury turns into fascination, and the two start making out.

Actress Alicia Hannah-Kim also confirms that yes, Kim Da-Eun's ponytail really, really hurts. Warning: This article contains spoilers from Cobra Kai season 6 part 2.

Cobra Kai’s Alicia Hannah-Kim is opening up about the season 6 part 2’s ‘unprecedented’ episode and how it will affect her character, Sensei Kim, going forward

Warning! Spoilers for Cobra Kai season 6, part 2, ahead! Sensei Kim was consistently pretty awful in Cobra Kai, but season 6 found the best way to make her likable against all odds. The villain was first introduced in season 5,