How does Jane Foster get Mjolnir?

The Mighty Thor (And Her Hammer) In the Marvel comics, Jane Foster is given Thor’s powers during her battle with breast cancer when she attempts to lift Mjolnir, which results in her becoming The Mighty Thor.

How does Mjolnir come back?

In Avengers: Endgame, Thor brings back Mjolnir (his hammer) from the past to his “future” self through the quantum tunnel. Later in the movie, Captain America gets hold of it being worthy.

How does Jane get Mjolnir if it was destroyed?

The battle in the comics that took Jane’s life also destroyed Mjolnir, but a fragment of its remains was given to Odinson. The restored Thor then wielded substitute weapons, biding time while dwarves gathered more of the uru metal to restore the enchanted hammer.

Why is Thor female?

In the comics, Jane became Thor after Original Sin, when Nick Fury whispered something in Odinson’s ear, causing him to become unworthy of wielding the hammer. Jane stepped in to defend Asgard, even though she was in treatment for breast cancer, and every time she became Thor, she canceled out her chemotherapy.

How is Jane worthy of Mjolnir?

Jane Foster Was Always Worthy Of Mjolnir Jane helped Thor in his mission to get Mjolnir back and return to Asgard, and she was sent to a safe location during the Chitauri invasion. Jane returned in Thor: The Dark World, where she became the host of the Aether, and that was the last time viewers saw her.

Will Thor get his hammer back in love and thunder?

We want to hear from you! The News — Chris Hemsworth’s Thor stunt double, Bobby Holland Hanton, seemed to officially confirm the return of Mjolnir in Thor: Love and Thunder recently.

Does Mjolnir like Thor?

Mjolnir is enchanted by Odin, requiring any person who lifts it to be “worthy” and grants the user “the power of Thor” if they are able to do so….Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Mjolnir
Used by	Odin Hela Thor Vision Steve Rogers
Creators	Dwarves
Made of	Uru

What 3 words made Thor unworthy?

Three Words That Made Thor Unworthy “Gods… are vain and vengeful creatures. Always have been. The mortals who’ve worshipped us for centuries… would all be better off without us. We gods do not deserve their love.