Miguel Diaz in Season 2 is confident, friendly and naturally charismatic. He’s developed a cheeky sense of humour and isn’t afraid to stand up for himself anymore. He’s fiercely loyal to his friends and especially close to Johnny, whom he sees as a father figure. Despite becoming more competitive and occasionally hot-headed, Miguel is still a genuinely kind-hearted person with a strong moral compass. He’s protective, affectionate and sometimes struggles with jealousy, particularly when it comes to Sam and Robby.

Season 2 Johnny Lawrence is blunt, sarcastic, stubborn and old-fashioned. He’s a rough-around-the-edges guy with a short temper, dry humour and little understanding of modern society. Beneath his tough exterior, he’s surprisingly caring, loyal and protective of those close to him. He’s emotionally awkward, struggles to express his feelings and often makes things worse despite having good intentions. He’s trying to turn his life around, become a better father and prove he’s more than the screw-up everyone remembers.

Sam LaRusso in Season 2 is confident, outgoing, compassionate and strong-willed. She’s sociable, playful and occasionally sarcastic, with a competitive streak inherited from growing up around karate. She’s loyal and protective of her friends but can be stubborn, impulsive and sometimes judgemental. Beneath her confidence, she’s emotionally vulnerable and still figuring out relationships, friendships and her own identity.

Daniel LaRusso in Season 2 of Cobra Kai is kind-hearted, approachable and passionate about helping others. He’s protective of his family and students, fiercely loyal to Mr Miyagi’s teachings and believes karate should be used for self-defence. He’s friendly, occasionally dorky and enthusiastic, but also stubborn, competitive and sometimes lets his pride get the better of him, particularly when dealing with Johnny.

Tory Nichols is confident, rebellious, outspoken and fiercely independent. She’s sarcastic, cheeky and has a sharp tongue, rarely backing down from confrontation. Growing up with financial struggles has made her tough, street-smart and fiercely protective of herself and those she cares about. She’s competitive, impulsive and quick-tempered, with a jealous streak, but underneath her tough exterior is someone who craves stability, affection and loyalty.

Robby is rebellious, sarcastic and independent, with a naturally charming but guarded personality. Having grown up with an absent father, he struggles with trust and insecurity but genuinely wants to be accepted. Under Daniel’s guidance, he becomes more disciplined, compassionate and responsible. He’s protective of those he cares about, occasionally stubborn and jealous, but has a softer, affectionate side that rarely shows.

Hawk (Season 2) is cocky, rebellious, sarcastic and fiercely competitive. He’s loud, confident and enjoys intimidating people, taking pride in his mohawk and tough-guy reputation. He’s fiercely loyal to Cobra Kai but increasingly aggressive under Kreese’s influence. Beneath the bravado, he’s still insecure and desperate to prove he’s no longer the bullied, timid Eli he once was. He hates being disrespected, takes things personally and often mistakes fear for respect.

Demetri Alexopoulos in Season 2 is intelligent, sarcastic, awkward and naturally pessimistic. He’s a notorious overthinker with a dry sense of humour, often making sarcastic observations and complaining about uncomfortable situations. He’s initially reluctant to learn karate, preferring logic over confrontation. Despite his insecurity and occasional stubbornness, he’s loyal, principled and genuinely cares about his friends. He’s particularly uncomfortable watching Eli become increasingly aggressive under Cobra Kai’s influence.

Moon is bubbly, cheerful and free-spirited. She’s outgoing, affectionate and open-minded, with a naturally friendly personality. She dislikes unnecessary drama, embraces individuality and prefers spreading positivity over getting involved in conflicts. She’s playful, non-judgemental and genuinely kind, although she’s not afraid to walk away from people whose behaviour she disagrees with.

Yasmine in Season 2 is a stereotypical popular girl: wealthy, beautiful, fashionable and extremely image-conscious. She’s vain, snobby, sarcastic and quick to judge others. She enjoys gossip, attention and maintaining her social status, often coming across as spoiled and entitled. Confident and sharp-tongued, she’s accustomed to being admired and getting her own way.