How JANE Fixes the Hammer and Becomes WORTHY in THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER

Thor: Love and Thunder is almost here, and we're going to see Jane Foster become the Mighty Thor in the MCU. But how does Jane get Mjolnir? How does this connect to Thor's personal journey, and how was the hammer repaired? We have answers.
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In the previous Love and Thunder trailer we got a glimpse at Jane Foster as Mighty Thor.
And in this awesome trailer, we get to see a lot more of Jane in action.
Though, the trailer doesn’t give us any hints into how Jane becomes Mighty Thor.
But we think we know how Jane becomes worthy and gains Thor’s power. And also how Mjolnir will be reformed.
And not only that, but we got to talk about why the hammer choses Jane and doesn’t go back to Thor.
Also, how the MCU will address the tragic aspects of Jane becoming Mighty Thor, and that’s her cancer.
So let’s talk about how all of this could play out in Love and Thunder.
Before we get into how all of this is going to play out in the movie, we got to talk about the story from the comics where Jane becomes Mighty Thor.
Jane becomes worthy of Mjolnir after Thor loses his worthiness.
That goes down in the “Original Sin” storyline.
Where Nick Fury whispers to Thor that Gorr the god butcher was right. Gorr the god-butcher is going to be the villain in Love and Thunder.
And the thing Gorr was right about was that all the gods are selfish, and they just ruin things in the universe.
Deep down Thor kinda agrees with what Gorr says, so he loses his confidence in his godhood and feels unworthy. And that makes him unworthy of Mjolnir.
And by the way, this story is the aftermath of the brilliant Gorr the god butcher storyline from Jason Aaron. It's really one of the best Thor stories in the comics, and I really hope that the MCU will adapt certain parts of it in the movie.
After Thor becomes unworthy, the hammer choses Jane as its new owner. And that’s how Jane becomes the Mighty Thor. And she proves that she is worthy of that title, many times over, with her heroics and sacrifices.
Unfortunately becoming Mighty Thor is both a blessing and a curse for Jane. Because before the hammer chose her, Jane was diagnosed with breast cancer.
When she is in god-form her cancer is completely gone. But once she reverts back to human form, she still has cancer.
The side effect of getting Thor’s powers is that all the chemotherapy treatment is purged from her body, and that makes the cancer metastasize and get far worse.
So being Thor is literally killing her. And yet, Jane keeps putting her life on the line to help others and be the hero.
And Taika Waititi confirmed that the movie will be sticking pretty closely to Jane’s storyline in the comics. But clearly some things will need to be adjusted for Love and Thunder, to work with the story in the movie.
And now let’s talk about how Mighty Thor’s story will be done in the MCU.
Let’s start with how Mjolnir is fixed.
Well, actually let’s address that. Because when you take a close look at the hammer, it’s clear that the hammer isn’t actually fixed.
We can still see the cracks from it being destroyed.
So it’s not exactly reforged, but more like the hammer’s pieces have been glued together. I guess by some combination of science and magic. Or just some Flex tape…
Jane is a very smart woman, she’s a leading astrophysicist and astronomer, and she is an expert on all things related to Asgard. She is the first human mortal who probably ever set foot on Asgard. All of those things are the reason why she received a Nobel prize.

[@ScreenCrush]

What do you think of our theory?

[@KFP_Fanboy]

kung fu panda is better than dc

[@brucelau2023]

I mean Mjonlir might be a bit passive aggressive with the whole thing , cause like how much it did get repaired , and how can explain Thor isn’t worthy to hold it

[@David-du2jk]

"Somehow, Mjolnir returned..."

[@brucelau2023]

I mean the theory isn’t Far-fetched , for sure it’s still valid , Mjonlir could still be back in present day where it was last scene in Ragnarok , they should just re forge it like they did Stormbreaker in Infinity War honestly

[@specterknight3023]

I wanna see White Vision, Beta Ray Bill, Jane, Steve Rogers, Storm, Groot, and Thor to form Thor Corps in the MCU before the hypothetical fight with Knull

[@tovelokiwifeodindottir9936]

Thor also asked Mjolner to promise to always protect Jane. Mjolner responded to that request. I believe that had something to do with it as well

[@aaronandrighetti6153]

My theory is that Jane went to New Asgard to see if their tech can help her cancer treatment, and while there, the village comes under attack. Even in her weakened state, she chooses to help the people and fight, and Mjolnir senses that sacrifice and reforms itself for her to be the new Thor.

[@patrickreindel692]

This right here.

[@harryevans1111]

I’m stealing this idea and telling my friends that it’s mine ;) Well done!

[@kidfuryzipgidz3838]

Dang! That's a good one

[@zshortfilmsz2972]

@@harryevans1111 bruh 😂

[@thedoctor2871]

That's a good one.

[@patrickreindel692]

"Who so ever hold this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor." *Odin "You'll find removing a dead man's spell quite troublesome." *Dr. Strange

[@stevebrightmore4937]

That enchantment is going nowhere lol

[@Lemure1987]

Favorite comment

[@nocomment6421]

This!

[@Synphus]

Nice connection LMAO

[@evanroberts2771]

Well, the enchantment is "HE". Not "she" or "they" or "ze" or "zir". "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor." This being that Odin also KNEW females existed, could be gods, could be champions etc, Odin 'sexualized' the hammer, was gender specific. So.... does Jane simply have to change her pronouns? LOL.

[@PawelTylinski]

In the trailer we can see, that Mjölnir is not glued permanently. During the fight it is splitting and rejoining. Even more, looks like Jane can control peaces in flight.

[@kodahansen8080]

Thor wasn't "double worthy" when wielding both Stormbreaker and Mjolnir. No worthiness enchantment was ever placed on Stormbreaker, which is how Thanos was able to grab it and nearly eviscerate Thor before Steve proved he could always use Mjolnir.

[@shadowsong_777]

I agree. Also, Starlord asking "Don't you think we all should have a weapon like that?" and Thor replying "You simply lack the power to wield them" is solid proof that Stormbreaker doesn't have a (specifically Odin) worthiness criteria to wield. Just the power of the being such as Asgardian, Titan and/or Super Soldier.

[@ANDMAX01]

Nerd

[@shadowsong_777]

@@ANDMAX01 Ty!

[@joshuahernandez1408]

In endgame thor gets mjolnir and uses it first remember

[@suzen29]

@@joshuahernandez1408 Yeah, because he is still worthy of using it, Stormbreaker doesn't require you to be worthy because Odin never placed the enchantment on it.

[@user-rr7bu9fe3k]

Would be absolutely wild and so cool if we could get a quick scene of Janes perspective of getting snapped, kinda like how we saw with Natashas sister in Hawkeye

[@twstf8905]

Thor "tells" Mjolnir to "always look after" and "protect her," while they were initially dating. (Korg tells the story better than I ever could lol) Anyway, just like hiw Odin imbued the Hammer with the power to choose who exactly would be worthy enough to wield it, the celtic symbol on the Hammer glowed in acknowledgement after Thor said to it, while watching Jane sleep; "She's wonderful isn't she, Mjolnir? You have to promise me you'll always protect her!' _"Let me tell you the legend of Thor and Jane!"_ _"He was a God of Thunder, and she a woman of science."_ _"And although they were from different worlds..."_ _"...somehow it just made sense!"_ _"And together they embarked on a journey of love."_ _"Thor taught Jane the way of the warrior."_ _"And Jane taught Thor the way of the people!"_ _"And as time passed, their love grew deeper and deeper."_ _"She's incredible, isn't she Mjolnir?"_ _"I need you to promise me you'll always protect her!"_ _"I love you too, buddy."_ _"And love that deep has a way of becoming magical."_ _"Thor set his sights towards a future and all it might hold."_ _(etc., etc., you get the point)_ (The fact that he was dressed like a hot dog, complete with ketchup and all, for a Halloween party at that time not being particularly relevant at all) 😅 I'm just sayin' ✌

[@jubjub7101]

Although I don’t agree Jane will put the hammer back together, as I believe the hammer will fix itself when Jane becomes Thor. But I do love the idea that the hammer has feelings and think that will definitely be a part of the movie.

[@simonblack4203]

Yeah um, the hammer doesn't feelings an stuff. Leftists can't create any super heroes people would pay money to see, so they steal what they want and turn them female

[@simonvisage738]

I feel like the hammer put itself back together cause jane could of called it.

[@ljbh103]

Thor got the hammer back in endgame

[@jubjub7101]

@@ljbh103 That was a different timelines hammer, Captain America returned at the end of End Game so those other realities weren't affected. You can see the hammer on his belt before he time travels back to return all the stones.

[@Rannulfus]

I think the coolest thing about Jane's Thor is how she can utilize the fact that Mjolnir is shattered when fighting. I love it when details aren't forgotten (RIP Quicksilver) and it pays a bit of homage to the comic book Jane in that it gives her something she can do with Mjolnir that Thor couldn't do himself. In the comics I think she could control the hammer's movements as to make it spiral around and effectively fight without her needing direct contact with it as frequently as Thor did.

[@KushDragon420]

No thats not accurate. In the comics thor is always the best with mjolnir and hes never been unworthy to weild it. Thats not in the comics at all.

[@markporter2108]

@@KushDragon420 In the comics, Jane shows Thor new ways to use the hammer that he's never thought of, and him being temporarily unworthy is literally the reason Jane ends up with it. It's the entire basis of her series as the Mighty Thor. So, I don't know if you're being sarcastic, or you're just that ignorant of the comics. It's in Thor (2014) Issue #4. Sorry, I don't seem to see a page number.

[@Rannulfus]

@@markporter2108 it definitely feels like sarcasm

[@wesleycolvin7158]

The idea that it may be sentient on some primal level is interesting. Maybe it's imprinted with Thor's feelings towards her (both the love and her selfless behavior) and when she touches it, the hammer recognizes that imprint. It doesn't come back to the son of Odin because Jane is the one who needs it to survive.

[@jenniferkiehl6186]

I like this theory!

[@KRayxKodessA]

have you read the comics?

[@wesleycolvin7158]

@@KRayxKodessA Well, I'm too versed in Thor specifically, but yes I do. That being said, that's not an idea that's been directly covered so far.

[@blackallday]

Are you guys forgetting the hammer was nowhere on earth not making sense to me

[@nas1002]

I feel like the hammer’s sentience has always been at least implied

[@kidfuryzipgidz3838]

Now that theory got me all fired up for Love and Thunder... Also, props for Ryan having one of the most soothing and oddly satisfying voices I've ever heard. 👍👍👍

[@carlinemoon2484]

I like how you discuss the Hammer being used as a weapon. I remember in the movies Odin discusses how a hammer is also a tool to build with. Also in that one scene where she is show using the hammer and the little bolts fly out to strike multiple targets at the same time it looks like it is actually pieces of the hammer disengaging from the mass to strike them, then coming back again.

[@CultureHealers]

The reality stone theory was always my thoughts for how Jane got cancer. Realize the effects the gauntlet had on Banner in spite of the gamma radiation in him.

[@CultureHealers]

@Pinball Wizard I would think the power would come from her being deemed worthy. But the stone is radioactive ☢️ so that is why I think it's the reason for the cancer.

[@ryanheffley233]

The way you break things down in order to make them make sense is top notch. Top notch, I say.

[@DamascusSteelix]

If only he'd stop the dog talking bs

[@mr.fancypants666]

Jane's had Thor's godly essence in her and ..on her,when they were together. That might be part of why the hammer recognized her.

[@SuperRambo111]

What a cum back for Jane in Thor Four

[@johnthemangood8700]

Yeah she did 😏

[@eurotriper]

This is a wild theory 😂😂😂

[@Spazdawgnofx]

Oh snap 😂

[@baneshady]

I'm pretty sure Mjolnir wasn't collected or picked up. I think you can see from the trailers or set photos that there is a monument set up around the pieces of the hammer right where Hela destroyed it. Jane goes on a trip to New Asgaard and a fight ensues with the giant bugs. This is when Jane gets her powers and mjolnir puts itself back together.

[@ronaldwalton8556]

It also seems to me that from the trailers, Jane can wield the pieces of Mjolnir as well. In the clip where she swings Mjolnir and the pieces fly into the enemies. The clip ends right there but it is my assumption that those pieces return to the handle & reforms Mjolnir, yet again.

[@ecohayley4741]

@@ronaldwalton8556 clever! I keep researching that part trying to work out what she is doing - parts of Mjolnir makes so much sense! :-)

[@myemail9711]

Wrong

[@myemail9711]

In the movie thor enchanted mjolnir when he told it to always protect Jane and it’s protecting her by getting rid of the cancer while she is Thor

[@barryseymourmusic]

I find most commentaries like this to be inane and obvious - with poor audio quality. BUT NOT THIS ONE. Good theories, well presented, well written. It kept me engaged throughout. Well done! We'll soon see how your speculations pan out!

[@SuperVstech]

In the theatre trailer, I LOVED that she can control ALL the pieces of the hammer… one of her attacks has chunks attacking multiple targets at once, such a cool attack!

[@artrivera5141]

Yes im glad they did something different with it

[@MioshiB6]

Outstanding Commentary and Info .. Can't wait to see it ... Thanks Appreciate Your Time 💪🏾

[@PlugInRides]

Jane is able to wield Mjolnir in a unique way, as she can turn it into a fragmentation, area of effect weapon. Jane is able to throw Mjolnir, have it break into hundreds of pieces that hit multiple enemies, and then it reforms as it returns to her hand.

[@wongkit9579]

Imagine a R rated version where the shards are sharp.

[@jayscarborough3732]

The reality stone causes cancer could also open up Captain Marval’s presence as the cause of Maria Rambo’s cancer.

[@toolman4745]

I personally don't think that Jane has to "fix" Mjolnir. I think that the enchantment is more powerful than the hammer so when Hela broke the hammer she wasn't able to destroy Odin's enchantment (if she even knew it was there). And then no one worthy has ever touched the pieces since. The Asgardians built a pedestal underneath it to revere it and then Jane comes up at some point and touches it. Being worthy, the enchantment reforms the hammer and she's able to use it and gets the power of Thor.

[@teedepefanio4974]

Well said

[@xLeo-ee4gc]

Yup

[@bulletproofpepper2]

Thanks for sharing! And some great theories in the contents

[@agentchaos2012]

I very much doubt they will spend time to explain her rebuilding the hammer. I think the hammer will bring itself back together and choice Jane because earth need a Thor.

[@xLeo-ee4gc]

My thoughts exactly.

[@KIVSlzr]

Adding this to the Reality Stone route: Maybe the crushed Mjolnir reacted to the remaining Reality stone energy inside Jane. Then it became somewhat a glue that binds the cracks of the hammer.

[@garysmith3037]

I really hope they put this amount of thought into the story and is really good.

[@BretMuckdogs]

Thanks Ryan!

[@srka42]

Thor’s loss of Mjlonr is similar to becoming Unworthy but I still think Gorr will put the worthiness & merit of Thor + All Gods in the MCU to task. He’ll have a tragic backstory where a god failed to help his people, and we’ll likely be reminded of or shown moments where Gods or Heroes failed to live up to their glory & acclaim.

[@Nerd_of_Anarchy]

Sorry if it's a repeat. I could see a "Sword in the Stone" connection. A "See if you're worthy" tourist trap. Few bucks, you grab the handle, see if you can lift it. She does. A giant lightning bolt strikes and she's in full Thor costume with the hammer in her hand. She did have an Infinity Stone & gave it up, could make one worthy.

[@DigESource]

I think you are right.

[@ryanpalmer7854]

Very interesting take, I’m excited to see this movie!

[@dr.bright5670]

Above all I hope this movie is about Thor Odinson, because I don't know about you guys, but I've been missing the original six lately

[@pascalblanche]

On fixing Mjolnir: @ 2:37 you can see that her attack move taking down a few guards in one swing is basically.. shards of Mjolnir flying away and super charged with electricity. so basically, plenty of mini Mjolnir flying around. so I think she just used basic physics: electromagnetism. Mjolnir cracks are shining blue because well basically they are constantly attracting each other.

[@simionmatei9715]

Or you know Thor power

[@BigPlayG93]

It's magic dude. That's how she reforges it. I HIGHLY doubt she purposefully went to Asgard with some super tech that no one has with the intent of becoming Thor.

[@clarencesteward4119]

I just think these people don't sit down and look at what they have already put on film. how are you going to will anything, Odin has the power over the hammer even in his death. by her not having a birthright to the Hammer how is it possible she turn up to be Thor. when that comes from the bloodline. Loki was not giving the hammer because he wasn't birthright to the throne. I tell you this female stuff is going to destroy this Thor movie. she could never be Dora because he is birth right to the throne to be king. his powers come from his father.

[@prykris]

Thor asked Mjolnir to take care of her and those words casted a spell like the one Odin used to make the hammer be wielded only by the worthy one.

[@BuyoganExtendedStories]

_So _*_excited_*_ for this!_

[@BOABModels]

I agree with you that Mjolnir may recognise Jane as being close to Thor and then choose her.

[@Ingolenuru]

I have been hoping for this ever since the first pictures came out. Jane becoming Thor could be one of the best stories ever for comics although Spider-Man has a lot of great stories too.

[@hopeful4243]

Yeah I was waiting for this too. Despite what people say I kinda like Thor love and thunder. I waited for she hulk but I'm kinda dissapointed with how it is currently. Now I'm just waiting for world breaker hulk or deadpool

[@DavidLinn]

nice video, better dog! why did you have to tug at my heartstrings at the end like that?

[@jimithi5543]

Love the use of 'V for Vendetta' in this video.

[@scenic871]

I highly doubt she will "fix" mjolnir at all. It will reassemble itself when she is found worthy

[@mojoschmee9320]

Props to Natalie Portman for beefing up. I had my doubts at the images of the announcement of her reprising the role and holding the Mjolnir prop with her skinny little arms. She looks powerful here. Good stuff.

[@TylerDurden9LB]

I would say props to CGI, but most of it looks like garbage in Thor: Lovin' Blunder

[@67redwing]

I am a first time here I did smash a bell thank you looking forward to this movie

[@mokrulgobline9403]

In ancient lore it was common to "name" important weapons e.g. Uthgardt swords, Excalibur, etc. Additionally, the engraving of "magical" runes supposedly gave it uncanny powers. Certain very powerful weapons were said to develop an "ego" or type of sentient property, mainly in terms of not allowing the weilder to harm friendly opponents, or only to be used by individuals of noble birth (also Excalubur.) These graphic novels and movies are of our own modern versions of mythology!

[@rslama9653]

Be careful, myth is reality plus rumor which adds to the storyline of myths. Notice all of the little g gods mentioned in the Bible ( ergo ancient scripts ) had technological tools. Oden/ Zeus had a thunderbolt, Posidon/Neptune had a mystical trident ect. Not understanding technologies to us mere mortals they had godly powers. They are the fallen angels and they are in possession of technologies that we haven't even dreamt of YET!

[@RoguePanda93]

I don’t care what happens! I’m just SO DAMN EXCITED for Mighty Thor. She is one of my most favorite heroes in the comics and I get teary eyed just by thinking that I will soon be seeing her come to live! Also Natalie Portman has been my favorite actress since I was a kid, so this is just full circle for me! 🥹 I have no doubt this movie will be amazing!

[@814josepants]

My theory is simple since Thor hasn't seen the hammer and no one worthy has come to pick up the hammer until Jane and it repairs itself, Or even though she is sick she is still trying to defend Asgard when it's attack and comes to her. Or like you said she still has some type of energy left from the stone that helps rebuild it. I'm think Mjölnir can't be called my Thor at this time because he has become unworthy because it appears he's going through a midlife crisis in this film and will have to over those things that give him doubt. As for the hammer being sentient, I believe you are right. It's either going to have his own sentient mind or it can be Odin read God of Hammers story arc.

[@clarencesteward4119]

I think they should just leave a hammer destroy it because it doesn't make any kind of sense to bring back a hammer with cracks. I mean this Hammer does not 100% repair itself. it doesn't even matter what stone she has if that stone is just going to repair the Helmer 90 something percent. I just don't believe that Thor should have any willpower towards a hammer that was destroyed of course it should go to someone else. because the ax is what he put his life on the line for. it's all just stupid dick Thor would become unworthy of his power just for this woman to will the hammer when the hammer was destroyed and he put his life on the line making that ax all of his energy and power should go towards the ax not the hammer.

[@Brett-yq7pj]

Captain amarica explained it perfectly The worthiness is your feelings of love for what you're protecting she love thor thor love asgaard get over it

[@itsmickey890]

But Jane isn't going through a midlife crisis? That doesn't make sense. That part only

[@clarencesteward4119]

Daddy is so untrue Jane is not the only one who possessed the will of the hammer. Captain America possessed the wheel of the hammer in the end game. Thor sister destroyed the hammer.

[@krampusklaws2238]

@@itsmickey890 Going through cancer isn't a crisis in itself? Buddy. That is all kinds of fucked up. She is going through one fucked up crisis if the cancer story is true in this adaption.

[@rasrules6567]

I'm guessing she just picked up the hilt and it reassembled... Asgardian Space Magic is my theory🔨

[@hasnainjaffari2178]

With Jane and the hammer, you were very close with how she became Thor. Good job

[@baronbattles4681]

Nice description of your theory, hopefully the future screenwriters will take your advice.

[@Elidrys]

Love getting Natalie Portman back as Jane, more badass than ever, such a great actress.

[@auroraarcturusambassador8042]

My thoughts? Why defeat Gor when he's taking out all of the selfish gods that have abused their power? Maybe he's just an embodiment of karma?

[@elguapo3373]

Except he doesn't distinguish between good and bad.

[@Unstoppable_Unicorn]

This is such an amazing analysis holy crap!

[@NoName-ij7vq]

I like how this video is basically thrown away when the actual movie comes out

[@brucelau2023]

I do hope that and this is my theory , Eitri the dwarf from Infinity War fixes it off screen to actually fix it , cause like eitri is still alive in present day , cause the last time we saw Mjonlir was the same place it was destroyed

[@beantown_bennie6935]

I think your imagination needs to be put into making your own comic book heroes and comic books. You have a good imagination and a talent for filling in plot holes in the MCU, that they don't care to address. Your theories are both interesting and entertaining, and if you had your own stories published, I think you would already start off with a healthy fan base. Keep up the good work.

[@GAoki-hi2cu]

who knows thor will have a dream that the hammer was talking to him

[@cheryldowling6647]

I'm a novice with the MCU. I saw End Game and Love and Thunder before I saw anything that came before so a lot is confusing to me, but I'm a big fan and loved Love and Thunder. The way Jane died was beautiful and knowing she would be with Thor again in Valhalla was satisfying.

[@BlazinNSoul]

The story was interesting and Bale's performance was brilliant. However the rest of Love and Thunder fell completely flat. Relying to much on worthless gags instead of a compelling story with real consequences. What would have been far more interesting is if Jane was sent to earth by the Priests of Parma. This could have given her a real compelling backstory. Which would have flown under the radar of both Thor & Thantos. It would have made her existance a key part of the MCU timeline.

[@lindinle]

ahh yes because the comics of this story sold soooo well.

[@tMena45888]

This was great

[@glupshitto1977]

I’m sick of the M-SHE-U

[@Dragonblaster1]

In the film, Gorr looks like a discount Voldemort.

[@jonieevangelista]

now we know that it was from a casual monologue of thor in the bed where he said to mjolnir to protect jane - and by then he did not realized that he actually cast an enchantment to the hammer just like odin's echantment in the past...fast forward - when jane went to see the mjolnir, it reacted and sticked together and gave jane the power of thor...

[@Martin-gf1hh]

Spoiler Jane Foster uses all the sand from she/her nether regions to fuse Milner back together.

[@pauljordan5436]

rubbish

[@ramiroequipilag87]

I really don't think you paid much attention to the movies. When Odin died, Thor gained the power of Odin Force and is now called Thor Force. Like his father who enchanted the hammer, Thor in the movie told Mjolnir while traveling into the dark universe to protect his love one Jane in the flash back. That turned into an enchantment that was added into Mjolnir and you seen the symbol glowed. When Jane got close to the broken Mjolnir. Maybe the enchantment put the hammer itself together and bonded to Jane because of the cancer to prevent her from dyeing in addition to her being worthy

[@tremblfr]

In any case, she doesn't fix the hammer, because she can use the broken part to disable multiple enemies and so she keep the hammer together with her will, something Thor never tried. As you said, she is smart and maybe the hammer never was really broken in the first place.

[@Diego-Designs]

She fixes the hammer and becomes "worthy" because Disney is changing/ruining all the stories 😂

[@brucelau2023]

Uhh lmao yeah like that’s your sarcastic comment talking

[@Diego-Designs]

@@brucelau2023 ok 😂

[@brucelau2023]

@@Diego-Designs well like I’m just saying , cause like it’s not like 100 percent like the comics tho

[@berserkerscientist]

Jane = Mary Sue

[@sarveshmundhra2988]

THAT HAGRID CAMEO WAS THE BEST EVER!!!!

[@nataliamoon8163]

I am soooo excited for this movie!!!

[@McL0VINNN]

"Putting the hammer back together was super easy, barely an inconvenience. "' Jane

[@sarahbelshaw8484]

I hope they do a series on her showing us her timeline how she got her power & fixed mjolner

[@mykinghi7505]

They show it in the movie thor tells his hammer to protect her at all costs

[@Skyscraper2015]

"You're a wizard Harry" "What? You didn't see that coming?" Brilliant, even I didn't see that coming

[@bluejew2]

It looks like it is held together with the lightning, you se her throw the hammer and all its pieces separate into projectiles hitting the guards on Olympus.

[@Briguy1027]

I just like the cool new AoE particle attack that Mjolnir now has.

[@SL-jp5wh]

i think that why the hammer reforged is because jane was a similar presence and if it is sentient then it can react and it thought it could be used once again and sensed jane was in need and searching for it and the energy left over in the hammer was enough to reforge it

[@nottelling8440]

@ScreenCrush Thank you for what you do. ( aside from the sincere thanks, just commenting to help you with the algorithm )

[@xxPenjoxx]

Okay, the doctor Strange flex tape bit got me good 👍

[@namelessone5968]

3:32 Ned would say this is the coolest sentence ever said (fun thing tho is that after saying that line Peter used a hammer)

[@motorcycleenthusiast9037]

He really love his hammer. Is still remembered. 😊

[@Jabawalk]

If Thor was unworthy in Love and Thunder the Mjonlir will not even flying to Thor, he is stil worthy, but Jane, who is the most recent owner, is calling so it helps who need it more

[@stefanied3219]

Okay. 2 things: 1) wanda and pietro are said to be the only 2 subjects exposed to the mindstone and survive in testing. So we could fill in the gaps that their mutant genes where ignited and it all fits in well with as we slowly bring forth x-men. Though you can't put much thought into wondering what the mindstone has to do we seeing the image of the scarlet witch when exposed (I have yet to see Dr 2 btw, so maybe there is info in that). 2) I really hope they do NOT kill off Jane at the end since it sounds like she's getting another chance to thrive, even if only for 1 film.

[@arjr74]

I think Mjollnir saw Storm-Breaker and said "oohh, aight then, I see what we doing. Jane, where you at!!!🤣🤣

[@randydogs61]

Jane and Mew Mew together fighting off bad guys!!!! All from two guys drawing comics back in the 40s, who would of thought!!!!

[@ruufiss9922]

"8 years,7 months, 6 days, give or take" lmao

[@CyGea]

"Collected the pieces"...🤣🤣🤣

[@karnold3413]

I was thinking about reality stone exposure and the turn of activating dormant genes changed would be an awesome twist

[@Emmanuel4334]

The pieces were not picked up because enchantment still holds... they basically dug around it and put in that glass dom for display for tourists to see 👀. Thats how Jane came to be...

[@iamdrin1117]

Ill make it simple for you -- Thor whisper on Mjolnir and said protect JANE , samething odin did with THOR when he was cast out. He can still lift the hammer but sadly he cant summon it like stormbreaker.

[@mutungiedmund2355]

Looking forward seeing Marvel Studios Thor Love and Thunder ⛈

[@Blakk_Wolf7]

Mjolnir isn't sort of sentient, it is sentient. Not just anyone can pick it up. I think she comes into contact with the pieces of Mjolnir when she walls near the burial site. And the Mind Stone woke up Wanda & Pietro's mutant abilities

[@josephrapoport6261]

Interesting!

[@benbutler4183]

Thor still being worthy on Asgard is a bit funny as there are 2 Thors in that timeline so the hammer could have been confused at the time.

[@NONOOBZ4EVR]

I hypothesize she uses FACTS and LOGIC to repair Mjolnir

[@nicetomeetyoumrfudd]

women never use logic and facts to fix anything

[@thedoctor2871]

Gorr is so menacing, he's like John Doe in space.

[@scottbraun2457]

All very interesting.

[@B__C__]

"A lot of tape and a little patience make all the difference." ~The Penguin (Batman Returns, 1992)

[@chrisgeelan8674]

I actually have a viable theory for once.... Jane travels to new Asgard while Ill to see Thor oñe more time. Odin's presence still exists and seeing that Thor is in a battle and in trouble, we get a flashback about being worthy to hold the hammer and it puts itself back together and goes to Jane to help thor

[@niteninja0133]

Well in the movie he talked to the hammer and told it to protect her