Top 5 Marvel Characters Who Lifted Mjolnir?
The rule of Thor’s mystical hammer is simple and straightforward whosoever holds this hammer, if he be
good, shall retain the power of Thor. That is the communication blessed on Mjolnir, but it gets a little less
clear- cut in practice; the determination of worthiness decided by an insensible- if magical- object can be easy
to shift one way or another as the plot requires. Despite being in a world peopled by important superheroes,
not everyone has the chastity of intent to apply the Norse god’s trademark armament. Indeed Thor himself
had to prove his worthiness to his father Odin to admit the hammer – and he is lost it a fair many times
through the times, too. Worthiness is not a fixed particularity, but rather commodity that depends greatly on
circumstances, which can change with time. Because of that, numerous characters lifted Thor’s hammer –
some through loopholes, some thanks to cheating. But no matter how they did it, they all got a taste of that
power for a panel or two.
Updated on July 12th, 2022, by A.Emre Birtane Thor Love & Thunder will
introduce the world to a new Thunder God, as Jane Foster will eventually take up Mjolnir and come the new
Thor of Earth. This comes straight out of the comics and it’ll lead to a battle where Thor and his abettors
battle the God Butcher, Gor. In the MCU, suckers have formerly seen Captain America and Vision lift
Mjolnir, and while Jane is the first person to show her worthiness, there have been several in the comics.
There were indeed two event series that hit Marvel in the last two times that saw icons prove they could apply
the magical hammer for veritably different reasons. Anyhow of who has lifted Thor’s hammer, it frequently
shocks the factual God of Thunder.
Vision:
The movie Avengers: Age of Ultron had a small twist in the form of a newly created humanoid robot,
Vision, picking up Thor’s hammer to hand it to him. Although it worked as a quick joke in the film,
it also served to show that the Vision was trustworthy when no one else had any evidence to go further.
This is exclusive to the Marvel Cinematic Universe; Vision’s comic book counterpart hasn’t been shown to pack a punch.
In the film, as a robot, he doesn’t follow the same rules as his human counterparts. Although they can lift the hammer,
this does not give any of the androids all of Thor’s powers.
Odin:
Mjolnir cannot normally be lifted by anyone except Thor, Odin, and Odin’s ancestors. However, due to the condition of being worthy that Odin attached to Mjolnir, we have been shown many characters who were worthy of lifting Mjolnir over the ages, other than Thor and Odin.
Deadpoll:
Deadpool: Everyone knows Deadpool. Deedpool, the funny and immortal superhero, lifts Mjölnir in the comics. Even though we haven’t seen this in the movies yet, we don’t know what might happen in the future.
Jane Foster:
When the Thor title featured a female version of the character on its cover, it attracted significant media attention; especially when the creators behind it insist that the new mystery woman is Thor. It wasn’t Lady Thor, it was the real her; Still, he wasn’t the Thor everyone knew, and the discovery of his true identity was the driving force of the story. The new character who eventually lifts Thor’s hammer is revealed to be none other than Jane Foster, Thor’s on-again, off-again love interest.
When the original Thor was no longer worthy of Mjolnir, the new Thor took over. Jane Foster was undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer at the time, and each time she transformed into Thor, all the chemotherapy drugs in her system were eliminated and she began to die. In the end, Thor regained Mjolnir, Jane was cured of cancer and became the new Valkyrie.
Captain Amerika:
