Chris Pratt has wrestled dinosaurs, scoured the galaxy, voiced a LEGO toy and recently become the daddy of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s first grandchild.

What could possibly be next? Apparently the actor is ready to sharpen his karate skills. Does that ring a bell? Parks and Recreation fans will lovingly remember Chris Pratt’s endearing Andy Dwyer creating his own character (no, not Burt Macklin) called Johnny Karate, who later led the standard guitar-player to fame with his own fictional children’s show called The Johnny Karate Show.

But no, the newest Chris Pratt karate-related news has nothing to try to do with Parks and Recreation. The Jurassic World star has instead signed on to steer and produce a comedy called The Black Belt. In the movie, Pratt will play an “unorthodox” uncle to a teenager boy who is decided to become an expert in karate.

Randall Green has written the script for The Black Belt, following credits in Netflix’s Noah Centineo rom-com The Perfect Date and as a story editor in Showtime’s Billions.

The movie will be produced under Chris Pratt’s production company Indivisible Productions, with Jon Schumacher of the Sicario films also involved.

The movie seems to take a note out of Cobra Kai’s playbook, which was one of the most successful shows to hit Netflix this year after a move from YouTube Premium.