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Meet Johnny Lawrence, Daniel LaRusso’s main rival in *The Karate Kid*, with this Funko POP! Movies figure No. 2079. This version captures the iconic look of the Cobra Kai dojo fighter in Funko’s instantly recognisable style, with its stylised proportions and a look directly inspired by the 1984 cult film.
The figurine depicts Johnny in an outfit reflecting his identity as a karateka, with a pose that evokes his role as the feared champion of the All Valley tournament. Its design makes it an ideal piece to display alongside Daniel LaRusso, Mr Miyagi or other characters from the franchise.
Presented in an illustrated window box, this POP! is an excellent addition to any collection dedicated to *The Karate Kid*, *Cobra Kai* or the great film franchises of the 1980s.
Manufacturer: Funko
Range: POP! Movies
Number: 2079
Licence: The Karate Kid / Karate Kid
Character: Johnny Lawrence
Type: POP! figurine
Material: PVC
Use: collection and display
Packaging: original illustrated window box
Johnny Lawrence is one of the central characters in *The Karate Kid*. A talented pupil at the Cobra Kai dojo, he is trained by Sensei John Kreese, who instils in him an aggressive fighting philosophy based on the motto ‘Strike First, Strike Hard, No Mercy’.
His rivalry with Daniel LaRusso begins shortly after Daniel’s arrival in California. Tensions between the two teenagers reach their peak at the All Valley tournament, where Johnny faces Daniel in the final.
Although he is portrayed as the main antagonist in the first film, Johnny already displays a certain complexity, particularly in his response to Kreese’s brutal methods. The Cobra Kai series would go on to explore his adult life in depth and offer a much more nuanced view of the character.
With his seminal role in the saga and his evolution over the decades, Johnny Lawrence has become one of the most iconic characters in the Karate Kid universe. This POP! No. 2079 specifically celebrates his classic look from the original film.