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In Avengers: Endgame, we see Captain America use
Thor's Hammer, Mjölnir. But not only does he wield it, he also uses Thor's powers of lightning while holding it.
Does this not contradict that
In Thor: Ragnarok, it is explained that the hammer itself is not "the source" of thunder, rather this power comes from Thor himself and the hammer is just a weapon that he can use to control it, but it isn't required.
Therefore, how can Captain America possibly control
thunder by merely wielding Thor's Hammer?
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In Avengers: Endgame, we see Captain America use
Thor's Hammer, Mjölnir. But not only does he wield it, he also uses Thor's powers of lightning while holding it.
Does this not contradict that
In Thor: Ragnarok, it is explained that the hammer itself is not "the source" of thunder, rather this power comes from Thor himself and the hammer is just a weapon that he can use to control it, but it isn't required.
Therefore, how can Captain America possibly control
thunder by merely wielding Thor's Hammer?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe captain-america avengers-endgame
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Edlothiad
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Captain America is the God of Hammers.
– Adamant
yesterday
3
@Adamant and shields
– Dhon Joe
yesterday
9
Comrade, get that man a sickle!
– Paul D. Waite
yesterday
Related: movies.stackexchange.com/q/99651/57800
– Julien Lopez
yesterday
4
Thanks for the spoiler tags - in contrast to that other dude who popped up in the HNQ with a possibly spoiling subject. Darn...
– AnoE
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
In Avengers: Endgame, we see Captain America use
Thor's Hammer, Mjölnir. But not only does he wield it, he also uses Thor's powers of lightning while holding it.
Does this not contradict that
In Thor: Ragnarok, it is explained that the hammer itself is not "the source" of thunder, rather this power comes from Thor himself and the hammer is just a weapon that he can use to control it, but it isn't required.
Therefore, how can Captain America possibly control
thunder by merely wielding Thor's Hammer?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe captain-america avengers-endgame
edited yesterday
Edlothiad
54.9k21287299
asked yesterday
FatalizeFatalize
1,89421334
In Avengers: Endgame, we see Captain America use
Thor's Hammer, Mjölnir. But not only does he wield it, he also uses Thor's powers of lightning while holding it.
Does this not contradict that
In Thor: Ragnarok, it is explained that the hammer itself is not "the source" of thunder, rather this power comes from Thor himself and the hammer is just a weapon that he can use to control it, but it isn't required.
Therefore, how can Captain America possibly control
thunder by merely wielding Thor's Hammer?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe captain-america avengers-endgame
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe captain-america avengers-endgame
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Edlothiad
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Captain America is the God of Hammers.
– Adamant
yesterday
3
@Adamant and shields
– Dhon Joe
yesterday
9
Comrade, get that man a sickle!
– Paul D. Waite
yesterday
Related: movies.stackexchange.com/q/99651/57800
– Julien Lopez
yesterday
4
Thanks for the spoiler tags - in contrast to that other dude who popped up in the HNQ with a possibly spoiling subject. Darn...
– AnoE
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
15
Captain America is the God of Hammers.
– Adamant
yesterday
3
@Adamant and shields
– Dhon Joe
yesterday
9
Comrade, get that man a sickle!
– Paul D. Waite
yesterday
Related: movies.stackexchange.com/q/99651/57800
– Julien Lopez
yesterday
4
Thanks for the spoiler tags - in contrast to that other dude who popped up in the HNQ with a possibly spoiling subject. Darn...
– AnoE
yesterday
15
15
Captain America is the God of Hammers.
– Adamant
yesterday
Captain America is the God of Hammers.
– Adamant
yesterday
3
3
@Adamant and shields
– Dhon Joe
yesterday
@Adamant and shields
– Dhon Joe
yesterday
9
9
Comrade, get that man a sickle!
– Paul D. Waite
yesterday
Comrade, get that man a sickle!
– Paul D. Waite
yesterday
Related: movies.stackexchange.com/q/99651/57800
– Julien Lopez
yesterday
Related: movies.stackexchange.com/q/99651/57800
– Julien Lopez
yesterday
4
4
Thanks for the spoiler tags - in contrast to that other dude who popped up in the HNQ with a possibly spoiling subject. Darn...
– AnoE
yesterday
Thanks for the spoiler tags - in contrast to that other dude who popped up in the HNQ with a possibly spoiling subject. Darn...
– AnoE
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
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The wording of the enchantment placed on Mjölnir in the first Thor movie is:
Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.
Which implies that Captain America should have all the powers of Thor as the God of Thunder.
edited yesterday
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Yep this seems to be correct, I was wondering about this as well until I remembered what the enchantment's wording was.
– TheLethalCarrot
yesterday
Does he channel the power when he is wielding the axe before he swaps it with Thor when Thor says "you use the little one" ?
– Mike
yesterday
@Mike Even if he does that could easily be part of the power of Stormbreaker. In the comics, Stormbreaker is originally crafted for Beta Ray Bill who continues to have access to thor-like powers despite not using Mjolnir. Even in the films, it can summon the Bifrost so surely it may be within its repertoire to conjure a bit of lightning.
– David Coffron
9 hours ago
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The wording of the enchantment placed on Mjölnir in the first Thor movie is:
Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.
Which implies that Captain America should have all the powers of Thor as the God of Thunder.
edited yesterday
TheLethalCarrot
54k20305351
answered yesterday
Robbie ChihaRobbie Chiha
46338
Yep this seems to be correct, I was wondering about this as well until I remembered what the enchantment's wording was.
– TheLethalCarrot
yesterday
Does he channel the power when he is wielding the axe before he swaps it with Thor when Thor says "you use the little one" ?
– Mike
yesterday
@Mike Even if he does that could easily be part of the power of Stormbreaker. In the comics, Stormbreaker is originally crafted for Beta Ray Bill who continues to have access to thor-like powers despite not using Mjolnir. Even in the films, it can summon the Bifrost so surely it may be within its repertoire to conjure a bit of lightning.
– David Coffron
9 hours ago
add a comment |
The wording of the enchantment placed on Mjölnir in the first Thor movie is:
Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.
Which implies that Captain America should have all the powers of Thor as the God of Thunder.
edited yesterday
TheLethalCarrot
54k20305351
answered yesterday
Robbie ChihaRobbie Chiha
46338
Yep this seems to be correct, I was wondering about this as well until I remembered what the enchantment's wording was.
– TheLethalCarrot
yesterday
Does he channel the power when he is wielding the axe before he swaps it with Thor when Thor says "you use the little one" ?
– Mike
yesterday
@Mike Even if he does that could easily be part of the power of Stormbreaker. In the comics, Stormbreaker is originally crafted for Beta Ray Bill who continues to have access to thor-like powers despite not using Mjolnir. Even in the films, it can summon the Bifrost so surely it may be within its repertoire to conjure a bit of lightning.
– David Coffron
9 hours ago
add a comment |
The wording of the enchantment placed on Mjölnir in the first Thor movie is:
Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.
Which implies that Captain America should have all the powers of Thor as the God of Thunder.
edited yesterday
TheLethalCarrot
54k20305351
answered yesterday
Robbie ChihaRobbie Chiha
46338
The wording of the enchantment placed on Mjölnir in the first Thor movie is:
Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.
Which implies that Captain America should have all the powers of Thor as the God of Thunder.
edited yesterday
TheLethalCarrot
54k20305351
answered yesterday
Robbie ChihaRobbie Chiha
46338
edited yesterday
TheLethalCarrot
54k20305351
edited yesterday
TheLethalCarrot
54k20305351
edited yesterday
TheLethalCarrot
54k20305351
54k20305351
answered yesterday
Robbie ChihaRobbie Chiha
46338
answered yesterday
Robbie ChihaRobbie Chiha
46338
answered yesterday
Robbie ChihaRobbie Chiha
46338
46338
Yep this seems to be correct, I was wondering about this as well until I remembered what the enchantment's wording was.
– TheLethalCarrot
yesterday
Does he channel the power when he is wielding the axe before he swaps it with Thor when Thor says "you use the little one" ?
– Mike
yesterday
@Mike Even if he does that could easily be part of the power of Stormbreaker. In the comics, Stormbreaker is originally crafted for Beta Ray Bill who continues to have access to thor-like powers despite not using Mjolnir. Even in the films, it can summon the Bifrost so surely it may be within its repertoire to conjure a bit of lightning.
– David Coffron
9 hours ago
add a comment |
Yep this seems to be correct, I was wondering about this as well until I remembered what the enchantment's wording was.
– TheLethalCarrot
yesterday
Does he channel the power when he is wielding the axe before he swaps it with Thor when Thor says "you use the little one" ?
– Mike
yesterday
@Mike Even if he does that could easily be part of the power of Stormbreaker. In the comics, Stormbreaker is originally crafted for Beta Ray Bill who continues to have access to thor-like powers despite not using Mjolnir. Even in the films, it can summon the Bifrost so surely it may be within its repertoire to conjure a bit of lightning.
– David Coffron
9 hours ago
Yep this seems to be correct, I was wondering about this as well until I remembered what the enchantment's wording was.
– TheLethalCarrot
yesterday
Yep this seems to be correct, I was wondering about this as well until I remembered what the enchantment's wording was.
– TheLethalCarrot
yesterday
Does he channel the power when he is wielding the axe before he swaps it with Thor when Thor says "you use the little one" ?
– Mike
yesterday
Does he channel the power when he is wielding the axe before he swaps it with Thor when Thor says "you use the little one" ?
– Mike
yesterday
@Mike Even if he does that could easily be part of the power of Stormbreaker. In the comics, Stormbreaker is originally crafted for Beta Ray Bill who continues to have access to thor-like powers despite not using Mjolnir. Even in the films, it can summon the Bifrost so surely it may be within its repertoire to conjure a bit of lightning.
– David Coffron
9 hours ago
@Mike Even if he does that could easily be part of the power of Stormbreaker. In the comics, Stormbreaker is originally crafted for Beta Ray Bill who continues to have access to thor-like powers despite not using Mjolnir. Even in the films, it can summon the Bifrost so surely it may be within its repertoire to conjure a bit of lightning.
– David Coffron
9 hours ago
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Captain America is the God of Hammers.
– Adamant
yesterday
3
@Adamant and shields
– Dhon Joe
yesterday
9
Comrade, get that man a sickle!
– Paul D. Waite
yesterday
Related: movies.stackexchange.com/q/99651/57800
– Julien Lopez
yesterday
4
Thanks for the spoiler tags - in contrast to that other dude who popped up in the HNQ with a possibly spoiling subject. Darn...
– AnoE
yesterday