Science Fiction & Fantasy Asked on May 1, 2021
During the movie, we learn that if either Gabriel Yulaw or Gabe Law dies, the other will become ‘The One’, which is why when Roedecker and Funsch decided to split into two, one would kill Yulaw, whilst the other would get ready to finish Gabe Law.
Roedecker: (with a small bomb in his hand) When the green light [of your watch] turns red and stays steady, and Yulaw is dead-…
Funsch: And you.
Roedecker: You know what to do.
Funsch: (loads his handgun) Not a problem.
Yulaw also used that knowledge to convince Roedecker and Funsch not to kill him during the hospital attack.
Yulaw: (with two guns pointed at him) We all know, if you kill me, you have to kill the other guy.
From the very beginning of the movie to the end, the objective of the MVA (Multiverse Authority) is to catch and send Yulaw to the Hades Universe (which they succeeded, thanks to Gabe’s help).
However, on the end, following his fight against Gabe, Yulaw was fairly weakened. And when he was sent to the Hades Universe, a horde of hundreds (if not thousands) of people started rushing him for a seemingly long (if not endless) fight.
Doesn’t it mean that they sent him to his death, despite knowing that he was the last one aside Gabe Law? If he does die swarmed by the Hades people, Gabe Law is going to become The One. Even if we consider that he’s a reasonable person, that’s not a reasonable thing to do.
The other person's death isn't the catalyst for the transfer of energy but rather that a person from another universe has to be the proximate cause of their violent death.
Once he was forced to defend himself against himself in another universe. Killed him. In doing so, part of the other life's energy transferred to him.
Made him stronger. Made all of you stronger.
Each time he kills one of you, the energy divides among the survivors.
Gabe Law doesn't seem to be at risk of becoming "The One" if his other self dies as a result of randomly fighting or else everyone in the multiverse would have a 1:125 chance of being the last man standing and becoming a god.
Correct answer by Valorum on May 1, 2021
No need to worry about Yulaw being killed in the Hades Universe, my conviction is that Yulaw will whip them all, even an infinite number of lost souls. Secondly, the laws of metaphysics are different in the Hades Universe, so were Yulaw to die there, his power would not reciprocate to Jet Lee. (But, according to my fundamentalism, in the Hades Universe, one cannot die-"Where their worm dieth not, ...")
Answered by Dale Langmade on May 1, 2021
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