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Is vision worthy to lift Mjolnir?

Is vision worthy to lift Mjolnir?

Vision was the first in the MCU to successfully lift Thor’s Hammer, the Mjölnir, and WandaVision proves he was truly worthy. In the latest episode of WandaVision, we learned that Vision truly is worthy of Thor’s Hammer.

Did vision know he could lift the hammer?

The general consensus is Thor brought the Vision to life with his lightning bolt and somehow this made the Vision worthy of lifting Mjolnir. Correlation does not imply causation. An elevator can lift Mjolnir. By that logic, this elevator is worthy.

Is vision worthy or just a robot?

The Vision and Captain America are the only non-Asgardians depicted in the films to be worthy of wielding Mjolnir. Vision was the first non-Asgardian to do so, but his worthiness is disputed by Iron Man and Captain America, as he is a machine.

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Did Captain America pretend he couldnt lift Thor’s hammer?

Whether he was worthy or able to lift the hammer, though, are two very different things. Last year, Joe Russo claimed that Captain America had the power to lift Thor’s hammer in Age of Ulton, but pretended he couldn’t to keep Thor happy. Regardless, Marvel fans are not happy with Markus’ revelation.

Is vision stronger than Thor?

The Vision in the comics is certainly powerful, probably even more powerful than his cinematic incarnation. However, Thor is also much stronger in the comics than he is in the films (until very recently), so Vision was never really Thor’s equal in the comic books.

Why is cap worthy of Mjolnir?

While Captain America shifted Mjolnir slightly in Age of Ultron, he was not yet the “tip of the spear” for this kind of conflict, while facing Thanos crossed this line and elevated him to full worthiness.

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How do you pronounce GIF?

“It’s pronounced JIF, not GIF.” Just like the peanut butter. “The Oxford English Dictionary accepts both pronunciations,” Wilhite told The New York Times. “They are wrong. It is a soft ‘G,’ pronounced ‘jif.

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