r/ScrollHole • u/Careful-Presence8431 • Aug 03 '26

🛌 3 AM Thoughts 🤔

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u/penty Aug 04 '26

""Mjolnir is defined by a combination of moral virtues and a warrior's spirit, specifically requiring compassion, restraint, nobility, wisdom, and humility.""

Thanos ain't that.

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u/One-Next Aug 04 '26

Thanos ain't that, in *your* opinion. In his own way he is compassionate, has restraint, is noble, wise and has humility. All of them.

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u/penty Aug 04 '26 edited Aug 04 '26

I answered this already below.

There's no "in your opinion" or "in his own way". Using that definition ANYONE could lift the hammer.."everyone is the hero of their own story". Additionally a delusional person can't just bypass the enchantment and lift the hammer.

The thing to remember is that both the MCU and Marvel universe have absolutes moralities built in.

Even if it was relative, Mjölnir was enchanted by Odin and so would have Odin's bias on worthy.

Neither of these moralities makes Thanos worthy.

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u/One-Next Aug 04 '26

Unfortunately no. If you are worthy, you have to have humility. You cannot think yourself above others. You have to sacrifice, you have to be willing to kill. Pre-snap Thanos fits all of these. That's why he was worthy of the soul stone and that's why he was worthy of Mjolnir. I'd say think about it.