‘Fistful of Vengeance’ begins as a revenge storey but gradually escalates into an all-out war for the fate of the world. Kai (Iko Uwais) and his buddies pursue a serial killer to Bangkok, only to discover that she has duped them. The Wu Assassin’s abilities have hitherto kept them out of trouble, but this time it is the Wu Assassin who is sought for by a mystery “Yin Yang” duo of villains.

The film, which continues up from the first season of the Netflix series ‘Wu Assassins,’ goes through multiple violent fights as Kai is joined by some familiar (and some surprising) allies. Waves of mystery powers and lethal assassins stand in their way, and the ultimate confrontation contains some fairly amazing antagonists. If you got lost in the midst of the battles, we’re here to help you figure out what happens in the frenzied climax of ‘Fistful of Vengeance.’ Let’s get started. WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD.

Plot Synopsis for Fistful of Vengeance

The film begins right in the heart of the action, with Kai, Lu, and Tommy entering a Bangkok bar in search of Jenny’s killer. They are attacked by an unknown force, which Kai identifies as a Chi Vampire. The heroes survive and are summoned by the enigmatic Dr. William Pan, who informs them that the killer they are hunting for is the powerful and notorious Ku An Qi, who is currently the leader of the Bangkok underworld.

Recognizing the need for local assistance, Tommy calls in Preeya, a competent warrior who assists the group in infiltrating Ku’s lair. After a few intense battles, it becomes evident that William may not have been completely truthful with the truth. Preeya leads them to a sanctuary, where a shaman clarifies William Pan’s position, revealing that the doctor is on the same side as Ku. He reveals that the two are part of a larger effort to recreate an ancient creature known as Pan Gu.

As a result, it is evident that William is only employing Kai to assist in the raising of the mythological being. When the shaman predicts that Pan Gu will reconstruct the world in his own image, an apocalypse is also alluded at. Meanwhile, Ku’s troops approach Preeya and show her seductive images of being reunited with her deceased family. She suddenly appears to be under a mind-control spell and turns against the gang, attempting to steal an antique pendant required to raise Pan Gu. Despite the fact that she is rescued, Lu succumbs to a similar pull and turns against Kai.

Is Kai Jin Dead or Alive at the End of Fistful of Vengeance? Does he murder Pan Gu?

The party is able to suppress Ku’s large forces through frantic chases and with the assistance of the shaman. However, the actual danger now is William, who has obtained both pendants. The film’s climax takes place in a dramatic underground cave, where the mighty William, who now possesses both pendants, proceeds to excavate an ancient doorway. Kai, Tommy, Preeya, and an Interpol agent (who also happens to be Lu’s flame) attempt to stop him but are defeated by the villain’s forces.

William eventually joins the pendants and transforms into Pan Gu. Kai climbs on the ancient entity after bringing him back to his senses, and the two slowly sink in the gateway. Lu joins in, and the two of them conquer Pan Gu. Kai and Lu emerge from the portal, and the exhausted gang begins their journey out of the caves. The film then concludes with them all on the beach, toasting to Jenny’s memory and celebrating their triumph.

As a result, Kai Jin, the last Wu Assassin, is still alive to fight another day. For a brief moment during his climactic confrontation with Pan Gu, it appears that our hero may not survive. However, Lu’s arrival just in time, along with Kai’s explosive use of his talents, results in a gigantic explosion that blasts Pan Gu into the shadowy depths of the portal.

We see Kai on the shore a few days later, indicating that he successfully subdues Pan Gu and escapes the cave. However, it appears that the mythological adversary is not dead. As the others flee, we last see Pan Gu fall into the portal. Pan Gu appears to have been expelled from whence he came and could return because this is the gateway he emerges from in the first place. Thus, Kai Jin defeats Pan Gu but does not appear to kill him.

Who is Jenny? Jenny’s murderer is unknown.

Jenny is Tommy’s sister, but she is never seen in the film. However, the storey begins with Jenny because it is her death that Kai and his comrades are out to avenge. She is killed at some point before the film begins, and the party tracks her murderer to a bar in Bangkok, where the narrative begins.

When Kai meets William, he learns that Jenny was murdered by Ku, the powerful and “chaotic” half of an entity known as the “Yin Yang.” Ku has essentially enticed Kai to Bangkok in order to drain Wu Assasin’s energy and utilise it to raise Pan Gu. Of fact, this appears to be William’s goal as well, although this becomes evident much later.

What Befalls Ku An Qi? Is she alive or dead?

Ku An Qi, the infamous underworld boss who has tormented Kai and his comrades since the beginning, meets an unexpected end just as she believes things are going her way. She does, however, appear to recognise Kai’s power because she warns her forces of it. Ironically, the strong Ku is defeated not by Kai, but by two fighters who lack magical abilities.

Ku is approached by Tommy and the Interpol agent during the furious climactic battle. The struggle is intense but brief, and it ends when the agent breaks Ku’s neck. As a result, Ku comes dangerously near to witnessing William’s transformation into Pan Gu (which occurs shortly after), but is slain just before. However, because the shaman depicts her as a magical being, another incarnation of Ku may come at some point in the future.

What Befalls William Pan? Is he alive or dead?

The fate of Dr. William Pan (who channels Pan Gu) is unknown. Pan Gu, a mythological entity, appears to be immortal. So, what about William, who plays Pan Gu at the end of the film? The shaman provides us with another hint.

He mentioned before that William is a perpetually reincarnated being. Ku and William appear to be two sides of a larger being whose goal it is to bring about the arrival of Pan Gu. Thus, it appears that, like Ku, the being known as William Pan can be reborn. As a result, even though we witness Willam (as Pan Gu) fall into the portal at the end, a version of him most likely remains and, like Ku, may reincarnate in another form.