The Karate Kid

Daniel, Taki, and Mr. Miyagi travel to London trying to locate a statue that grants whoever possess it mystical powers. Their quest takes them to Britannia film studios where they encounter a spoilt film star named Kevin Wood, someone who Taki idolizes.

Daniel, Taki and Mr. Miyagi return to New York to locate another mystical shrine. Whilst back home Daniel learns that his old friend Tina is not the same person she was when he left.

Daniel learns that that greatest victory he can obtain, comes not from fighting but from not fighting.

Daniel finds out that one of his heroes is only good at showing off.

Taki is slowly learning what it is like in a different culture and wonders if she made the right choice coming to America.

Mr. Miyagi and Daniel come across a shrine that they saw on a previous adventure and question why it is there.

Mr. Miyagi sends Daniel off on his own to find his spirit protector.

Miyagi and company follow the magic rainbow to a mountain paradise in the Himalayas, where a magic stone has turned a well into the fountain of youth.

Cultures clash as Daniel's and Taki's different ways begin to put a strain on their relationship.

Daniel decides to join a hunt against Mr. Miyagi's wishes.

Mr. Miyagi and Daniel decide to get to the bottom of the ghosts that have been haunting a nearby town.

A fighter, who is supposedly from the future, has come back in time to challenge Daniel.

Nerds and shrines don't mix. Mr. Miyagi leans the hard way when he traces the shrine to a lonely child in Georgia who uses the power to shrink stuff for his toy collection. Stuff like Miyagi, Daniel and Taki. What now, mini Karate Kid?