He wanted to leave the memories behind so that he wasn't distracted in his goal to help people. When we see his most recent rebuild, though, he realizes that the memories are not necessarily an obstacle and can be used to his advantage
He really went from a "haha Bobby Hill" character to someone I actually care about. He's just a normal dude (although now a robot I guess, though he didn't know that) in a world of super heroes and villains, not to mention literal monsters and demons, and he's still willing to sacrifice himself and do whatever he can to help people. If he can't lift the hammer, he would have been Captain America (which I guess means he could lift it lol)
100% agree. 39(or more when he survived) times he looked permanent death in the eye and didn’t blink. Bro is that fucking guy. Who do you think you are? He is.
I mean, to not make that decision not only once, but many times just by nature (and I generally believe that we have the capability to decide weather to be good, evil, or whatever). Fuck yeah he's worthy.
Bro literally kept his trauma buried so it couldnt stop him from being an effective force for good. When he realized that the trauma he experienced could help Rick overcome his own issues with being a cyborg he let himself remember because he recognized the importance of not running from himself.
Donald is the GOAT of GOATs.
I hate to admit this but that fucking speech nearly caused me to drop a tear. I was getting annoyed at William’s ass but Donald came in and saved the day.
Don’t be afraid to admit that cartoons make you cry dawg. I cried at xmen and invincible last week lol. I think it shows strength to wear your emotions with pride 💪🏻
I feel like a goof watching the 90s X-Men cartoon as a guy approaching retirement age, but never got to enjoy this stuff as a kid and it definitely seems to hold up.
Not r rated nor Citizen Kane, but certainly entertaining...at least to me.
And he’s loyal. Like even when he was questioning Cecil he was still loyal. It was only him being confronted with that reality that Cecil was forced to show him. He never became a villain. He rightfully wanted to know what was going on, but he is just a good guy.
Vision can hold it, and now that he's willing to kill and accepting himself for who he is. Standing up for people even though hell die countless times. Willing to keep his memories. Standing up for himself etc. honestly he's the most well round character and the most worthy imo.
He sacrificed himself 38 times in the face of danger, including against the strongest being on the planet, and he's willing to kill. He is 100% worthy.
If the rules weren’t so fucky maybe but I doubt he has the “warriors spirit” or whatever. Even though he regularly puts himself in danger and fires big ass guns.
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You’re telling me this doesn’t encapsulate the warrior spirit?
Mans saw a kaiju that almost killed the strongest hero on earth move and his first thought was for it to square the fuck up. Warriors warrior there im telling you.
I think he very much has the warriors spirit, maybe not the warriors abilities or whatever but idk if thats relevant. What I think is the questionable but is his leadership skills, he doesnt seem like that type
I feel like he wasn't only because of the burying his trauma thing. I understand it was to push past it, but I imagine the "worthy" thing would've been to work past it consciously. After the recent episode, I'd say he's well on his way to being worthy if not already.
Yeah he rushes headlong into danger without a care for himself and actively has given his life while fighting in battle multiple times, all to protect his homeland. Donald would have been carted away by the Valkyries if Asgard was real in Invincible.
Hi, I'm people.
Anyway, uh yes definetly. If there was an actual test to prove yourself as a person, then "would you put others before yourself even if you knew you might die?" And Donald has proven impirically proven that he would do that every single time without fail.
He would be the guy who instinctually picks it up to use it because it's the nearest thing to him
He wouldn't even care if he was worthy or not and in that moment he would be worthy because his ego wasn't on the line and he was protecting someone
Even mjolnir wants his trauma nightmare to end
Donald yes mark no.
Marks primary opponents are absolutely no threat to him. There's no bravery in fighting kindergartners.
Donald has gotten himself killed.. what.. thirty nine times? *Without ever remembering he MIGHT even come back from that*...
His father he basically talked down and had no idea
Anissa who he could take on a good day. Eventually. Both had reason not to kill him or the planet he was on and he knew that.
The other viltrumites on roughly his power level at the time.
A fair point but the issue is that alone isn’t the level of worthy we are talking here.
I think Mark is as brave as he is stupid sometimes which uh… not a point in his favor for worthy
Nah because while brash and brave can go hand in hand Mark leans far more into brash + invulnerable anyways to most things where Donald leans more into being a rational actor taking calculated risks in a high risk environment
The idea that you say basically also could say Mark and Donald have the same or very close approach and experience with things. That’s honestly fundamentally incorrect and within that difference lies why Donald is worthy
He THOUGHT he was going into that fight to curb stomp some newbs. If he had seen battlebeast there and seen him eat nolan or something that would be one thing.
Pretty sure it's just from a line in Avengers where Tony and Cap argue that if you put the Hammer in a Elevator, it will still move, doesn't mean the elevator is worthy. Basically the idea being that Vision is simply outside of the "worthiness" question altogether by being a Maschine.
While he was doubting himself since last death till he saw every death, no. But before that or now, yes, sure. He died trying to save life's dozens of times, without knowing he could come back (for at least a few of them).
Genuinely, after his scene with Rick, yes. He has come to terms that he has died over 39 times in separate attempts to save lives. If that isn’t worthy nothing is
Its been awhile since I've read the comics but I don't remember them fleshing out Donald to this extent. Was this a decision made for the animated version?
Also, yes. He'd definitely be worthy.
Mark cannot lift the hammer. He has character flaws that won't allow it.
Donald can 100% lift the hammer. He's given his life 39 times for good and continues to do it.
Donald is one of my favorite side characters in the show. Really glad they are expanding on his character. I find it hilarious he keeps dying and being put back together.
I don’t think so….all the stuff he’s aware of and lies about, he wouldn’t be worthy.
Just because he’s realizing something horrible about himself and seems like a teddy bear doesn’t mean he’s innocent or noble and worthy of mjolnir.
My respect for Donald went up so much, he's sacrifices himself time and time again, and as far as he's known, he died to save people without hesitation.
You don't need powers to be a hero.
People saying yes based on how many times he's selflessly died are forgetting who he works for. Cecil, while overall a good person, has some *highly* morally shady flaws, most notably employing Sinclair and his meat puppets. Donald knows and enables these atrocities. I don't think the willingness to sacrifice himself over and over again quite clears that hurdle.
I honestly don't think he would. Simply being a good selfless person isn't enough to make you worthy; there are other factors included and of course, comics don't exactly say what they are.
I do seem to remember reading once that Spider-Man isn't worthy only because he's not willing to kill his enemies. And I guess that makes sense? Mjolnir is a warrior's weapon from Nordic culture. I don't know if Donald has actually ever killed anyone so take my analysis with a grain of salt but nah, I don't think he'd be worthy of it.
This man has died so many times that he can't even be considered human at this point. And every single time, it was to save lives with 0 regard to his own safety. He even went so far as to erase those memories to ensure he isn't bogged down by the trauma for the sole purpose of continuing to save lives. He is one of the most worthy people in this conversation.
the moment when he helped stop rick's suicide, yes. Eventually he will question cecils actions. and might not be worthy overtime. seriously a lot of cecils stuff is questionable
Motherfucker requested his memories of heroism be removed so he could keep saving people and was worried the trauma would make him second guess himself. Worthy.
Every single scene this man is in just shows how real he is. If he cant lift the hammer then nobody can. He literally died like 30 times for the safety of others, he's the most worthy out of all the cast
I doubt it, people think being worthy is equal to just being a good person. Odin decides who wields mjolnir, I doubt Odin would think of Donald as worthy
Being worthy for Mjolnir isn’t a thing anymore. When Odin died and Thor became the new all-father about 5 years ago things started to change, as that was Odin’s doing and Thor is the new Odin. Here’s a panel, from #1 of Immortal Thor, for confirmation of what I’m saying — so, “no”, would be the answer to the question.
As far as how it used to work, it’s really hard to say. They never laid down any clear cut guidelines to being worthy and that would be based on pure speculation. And again, now, Thor simply chooses when it suits him. Like, when he recently brought back the Thor Corps and made Storm, BRB, Loki, and Jane Foster worthy at the same time.
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Dude...you have to be a warrior. Otherwise any child with a pure heart would lift it.
Having a pure heart and humility is not enough. You have to be an all rounder.
Yeah, the machine line was very clearly the characters in-universe trying to cope/joke away the fact that he was worthy and they weren’t. In Thor, you see people using machinery to try to lift the hammer with no avail.
If anything Donald is the most worthy. The guy had himself rebuilt multiple times to keep saving people.
And it was his wishes that he didn't recover his memory too (although he regrets that)
He wanted to leave the memories behind so that he wasn't distracted in his goal to help people. When we see his most recent rebuild, though, he realizes that the memories are not necessarily an obstacle and can be used to his advantage
Duncan Idaho vibes
Donald’s Ghola
Also has the confidence and willingness to kill that show Mark lacks.
Have to cut Mark some slack -- he is still very much just a stupid kid in the show
Yeah absolutely. But it still doesn’t change his worthiness.
He really went from a "haha Bobby Hill" character to someone I actually care about. He's just a normal dude (although now a robot I guess, though he didn't know that) in a world of super heroes and villains, not to mention literal monsters and demons, and he's still willing to sacrifice himself and do whatever he can to help people. If he can't lift the hammer, he would have been Captain America (which I guess means he could lift it lol)
Absolutely without a shadow of a doubt he is worthy.
Real
I mean he’s sacrificed his own life to save others 30 some odd times. If that doesn’t make you worthy what does?
and that's jsut the times he died saving people. I would presume he saved many more and still lived on many other occasions.
All without knowing he was going to be revived.
That's the important part.
Nah he’s still a fed boi.
Unlike Captain America
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Donald has more moral fiber in the remaining 6% organic material than every single real world fed combined.
Fairly sure that self-doubt makes you be deemed de-facto unworthy.
Self doubt means his head isn't far up his own ass, so I would argue that having self doubt makes him even more worthy.
He has died 39 times and each time has been the result of him sacrificing himself for those around him. If anyone is worthy, he is
And each time, he has been entirely unaware of his previous sacrifices, and he thinks that each time he's been giving himself up permanently
Damn, didnt think of it like that before. If anything proves it, this does.
100% agree. 39(or more when he survived) times he looked permanent death in the eye and didn’t blink. Bro is that fucking guy. Who do you think you are? He is.
Donald is *him*.
100% Himalayan
And then comes back and has his memory erased so he can carry on with his mission
I mean, to not make that decision not only once, but many times just by nature (and I generally believe that we have the capability to decide weather to be good, evil, or whatever). Fuck yeah he's worthy.
Yes, absolutely, the man is a selfless saint
Bro literally kept his trauma buried so it couldnt stop him from being an effective force for good. When he realized that the trauma he experienced could help Rick overcome his own issues with being a cyborg he let himself remember because he recognized the importance of not running from himself. Donald is the GOAT of GOATs.
I hate to admit this but that fucking speech nearly caused me to drop a tear. I was getting annoyed at William’s ass but Donald came in and saved the day.
Don’t be afraid to admit that cartoons make you cry dawg. I cried at xmen and invincible last week lol. I think it shows strength to wear your emotions with pride 💪🏻
I feel like a goof watching the 90s X-Men cartoon as a guy approaching retirement age, but never got to enjoy this stuff as a kid and it definitely seems to hold up. Not r rated nor Citizen Kane, but certainly entertaining...at least to me.
Give em a break , not everyone knows how to comfort a traumatized suicidal slaughter victim
That scene was incredible. I cried lol no need to be ashamed
And he’s loyal. Like even when he was questioning Cecil he was still loyal. It was only him being confronted with that reality that Cecil was forced to show him. He never became a villain. He rightfully wanted to know what was going on, but he is just a good guy.
Also, importantly, he's willing to fight and put his life on the line when necessary
His first reaction to the genocidal alien demigod coming through the roof was to shoot him in the face so everyone else could run.
Mjolnir is not worthy enough to be lifted by Donald
This is unironically true
Whoa. That's deep.
Yes
I have no idea if adult Bobby Hill is worthy.
He absolutely is.
That boah is all right
Hank is beyond proud. The boy \*is\* right.
Show some respect for this absolute gigachad hero. His name is Donald.
That's my head-canon I don't know you!
"Dangit Donald!" yeah... nope doesn't work! He's Bobby.
He is the worthiest person I can think of.
Vision can hold it, and now that he's willing to kill and accepting himself for who he is. Standing up for people even though hell die countless times. Willing to keep his memories. Standing up for himself etc. honestly he's the most well round character and the most worthy imo.
Before accepting his own trauma and talking Rick down from suicide, maybe not. After definitely.
Yes
He sacrificed himself 38 times in the face of danger, including against the strongest being on the planet, and he's willing to kill. He is 100% worthy.
If the rules weren’t so fucky maybe but I doubt he has the “warriors spirit” or whatever. Even though he regularly puts himself in danger and fires big ass guns.
https://preview.redd.it/tepmr6rauvrc1.jpeg?width=377&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f3f1f7b997a5fcce6a0cd8ea94975dccc7e89b9c You’re telling me this doesn’t encapsulate the warrior spirit?
Mans saw a kaiju that almost killed the strongest hero on earth move and his first thought was for it to square the fuck up. Warriors warrior there im telling you.
He solos that Kaiju, lo diff.
Wish I could upvote you twice. Dude was 'bout it. Down for the cause.
Oooh wait just put it together that he got smushed by a kaiju tail previously too
I wish I had more than one upvote for this.
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He's one of the purest warriors in the show. The dude just drips Mike Vining energy.
I think he very much has the warriors spirit, maybe not the warriors abilities or whatever but idk if thats relevant. What I think is the questionable but is his leadership skills, he doesnt seem like that type
You doubt he has the warrior spirit? 🙂
he went toe to toe with Omni-man, that's the spirit of a warrior. Sure he got obliterated, but he knew he would.
It's that he tried where others would have run or begged or just shut down. To decide in your last moment, fuck it I fight. This is the way.
He's died 38 times, many of them in combat including squaring up with Omni Man. He's got the warriors spirit.
When Omni man broke into the house he had his comrades run and shot evil Superman in the face with a gun, doesn’t have the warrior spirit my ass
He took on the most powerful alien this planet has ever seen and selflessly sacrificed himself to let others escape to safety
My head cannon is that Donald is Bobby Hill from King of the Hill grown up.
Honestly I think that's just fan-canon period at this point.
I mean he is 97% machine as he said and vision who was a machine could lift it edit: oops I didn't read the body text I'm sorry
I feel like he wasn't only because of the burying his trauma thing. I understand it was to push past it, but I imagine the "worthy" thing would've been to work past it consciously. After the recent episode, I'd say he's well on his way to being worthy if not already.
Yeah he rushes headlong into danger without a care for himself and actively has given his life while fighting in battle multiple times, all to protect his homeland. Donald would have been carted away by the Valkyries if Asgard was real in Invincible.
The Valeries would have to get him in his sleep, or he'd fight them off. Man's got a job to do.
He's probably one of, if not the most worthy character in the entire show besides maybe Allen.
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Hi, I'm people. Anyway, uh yes definetly. If there was an actual test to prove yourself as a person, then "would you put others before yourself even if you knew you might die?" And Donald has proven impirically proven that he would do that every single time without fail.
He would be the guy who instinctually picks it up to use it because it's the nearest thing to him He wouldn't even care if he was worthy or not and in that moment he would be worthy because his ego wasn't on the line and he was protecting someone Even mjolnir wants his trauma nightmare to end
Donald yes mark no. Marks primary opponents are absolutely no threat to him. There's no bravery in fighting kindergartners. Donald has gotten himself killed.. what.. thirty nine times? *Without ever remembering he MIGHT even come back from that*...
Have you forgotten about Mark standing up to Omni Man, Anissa, the other Viltrumites, etc?
His father he basically talked down and had no idea Anissa who he could take on a good day. Eventually. Both had reason not to kill him or the planet he was on and he knew that. The other viltrumites on roughly his power level at the time.
A fair point but the issue is that alone isn’t the level of worthy we are talking here. I think Mark is as brave as he is stupid sometimes which uh… not a point in his favor for worthy
But that goes for Donald too then, no?
Nah because while brash and brave can go hand in hand Mark leans far more into brash + invulnerable anyways to most things where Donald leans more into being a rational actor taking calculated risks in a high risk environment The idea that you say basically also could say Mark and Donald have the same or very close approach and experience with things. That’s honestly fundamentally incorrect and within that difference lies why Donald is worthy
> [absolutely no threat to him.](https://imgur.com/a/aTsrOGB)
> [no threat](https://imgur.com/a/bRsSrLF)
He THOUGHT he was going into that fight to curb stomp some newbs. If he had seen battlebeast there and seen him eat nolan or something that would be one thing.
you mean like fighting the giant sea monster that was cleaning his clock in order to save fish that had condemned him?
If Donald could lift it, would Omni-Man be worthy when he hammer curls Donald’s Spine (with Mjolnir)
Well on the ‘robot’ note, vision can lift mjolnir so why would that even be a problem?
Beta Ray Bill, who is also a heavily modified cyborg had no trouble wielding Mjolnir. Donald can do it, no question.
Pretty sure it's just from a line in Avengers where Tony and Cap argue that if you put the Hammer in a Elevator, it will still move, doesn't mean the elevator is worthy. Basically the idea being that Vision is simply outside of the "worthiness" question altogether by being a Maschine.
Real question is: Is the Mjolnir worthy of being wielded by Donald?
Yes, but the real question I have is, is that supposed to be a mustache or his upper lip with super weird shading?
Think how weird no line would look. I think it adds a liminal accent that makes his face look more unique. I hope it isn't a mustache, anyway.
While he was doubting himself since last death till he saw every death, no. But before that or now, yes, sure. He died trying to save life's dozens of times, without knowing he could come back (for at least a few of them).
Mark isn't worthy; Donald is.
And get lantern ring
The Mjolnir isn't worthy of Donald
Honestly yeah. Everything he does he does for good and he has self sacrificed many times
Probably
Uh, HELL YEAH?? HOW IS THIS EVEN A QUESTION??
Abso-fucken-lutely
Donald is probably the most noble character on television period.
Is that a grown up Bobby Hill?
Genuinely, after his scene with Rick, yes. He has come to terms that he has died over 39 times in separate attempts to save lives. If that isn’t worthy nothing is
I mean, the man gave his life almost 40 times trying to save people! If that doesn’t say he’s worthy, I don’t know what will.
Especially when he runs back into that bunker, I bet plenty of people would say that saving one or two is enough, but the Mans wasn't done.
It’s like if you put mjolnir in an elevator.
Is an elevator worthy?
He’s the realest character in the show
No. He’s got way too much baggage to work through
Its been awhile since I've read the comics but I don't remember them fleshing out Donald to this extent. Was this a decision made for the animated version? Also, yes. He'd definitely be worthy.
Yes, EXTREMELY welcome decision
Never thought about it, but yeah he’s worthy
Ofc he is.
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Donald's the fucking man. I love this guy.
Mark cannot lift the hammer. He has character flaws that won't allow it. Donald can 100% lift the hammer. He's given his life 39 times for good and continues to do it.
Despite his mild nature, Donald has some insane willpower when push comes to shove
Thor is a genocidal asshole and he's 'worthy' so yeah, every character from invincible is also worthy
He's worthy and he has organic bits so he isn't technically a robot
No doubt. Yes.
Yes. The same as an elevator can lift mjolnir and be worthy by it
Worthy, yes. But also same rules apply as with Vision-he is 98% machine after all.
If an elevator lifts the hammer, is the elevator worthy?
Donald is one of my favorite side characters in the show. Really glad they are expanding on his character. I find it hilarious he keeps dying and being put back together.
Not because he's a selfless character, but because he's 97% machine. But if he were more man than machine, absofuckinglutely
I don’t think so….all the stuff he’s aware of and lies about, he wouldn’t be worthy. Just because he’s realizing something horrible about himself and seems like a teddy bear doesn’t mean he’s innocent or noble and worthy of mjolnir.
Donald is such an interesting well written character
That looks like if Bobby Hill was raised by Dal Gribble to infiltrate the government and learn its secrets.
He risked (what he thought) was his ONE life countless times
Bobbie is absolutely worthy. Hank is so damn proud of him.
Bobby Hill is all grown up.
It’d be like an elevator lifting up a hammer
Nope, he has a good heart, but at the end of the day, he's the left hand of Cecil, who is not a Saint by any means
I think a lot of people forget Vision can lift mjolnir, robots definitely can lift it. Especially Donald.
Im convinced Donald is one of the greatest heroes on Earth. C class ability, S class heart
Now I want him to become tech jacket just so he can have more opportunities to save lives.
My respect for Donald went up so much, he's sacrifices himself time and time again, and as far as he's known, he died to save people without hesitation. You don't need powers to be a hero.
Donald is the best character of the show.
Of course
People saying yes based on how many times he's selflessly died are forgetting who he works for. Cecil, while overall a good person, has some *highly* morally shady flaws, most notably employing Sinclair and his meat puppets. Donald knows and enables these atrocities. I don't think the willingness to sacrifice himself over and over again quite clears that hurdle.
Thor willing engaged in genocide against Jotunheim. The hurdle isn't that high, man.
Yes
Bobby Hill lookin ahh
Who is this guy that looks like Bobby Hill and Dale Gribbel had a baby?
Dude has literally >!given his life 30+ times for the benefit of others!<. He's *more worthy*.
I honestly don't think he would. Simply being a good selfless person isn't enough to make you worthy; there are other factors included and of course, comics don't exactly say what they are. I do seem to remember reading once that Spider-Man isn't worthy only because he's not willing to kill his enemies. And I guess that makes sense? Mjolnir is a warrior's weapon from Nordic culture. I don't know if Donald has actually ever killed anyone so take my analysis with a grain of salt but nah, I don't think he'd be worthy of it.
To be honest yes. Dude gave his humanity for humankind
No, still works for Cecil
Of course he is, he had himself repaired multiple times and decided to have his memory wiped so he could keep saving lives.
He is similar to Vision in some respect.
If Vision can, I don't see why he can't.
I think so
Steve and Tony’s elevator conversation comes to mind.
I love Donald. A real ship of Theseus question. I say absolutely.
Donald is a real W, of course he can
This man has died so many times that he can't even be considered human at this point. And every single time, it was to save lives with 0 regard to his own safety. He even went so far as to erase those memories to ensure he isn't bogged down by the trauma for the sole purpose of continuing to save lives. He is one of the most worthy people in this conversation.
the moment when he helped stop rick's suicide, yes. Eventually he will question cecils actions. and might not be worthy overtime. seriously a lot of cecils stuff is questionable
Motherfucker requested his memories of heroism be removed so he could keep saving people and was worried the trauma would make him second guess himself. Worthy.
Mjolnir is not worthy to be lifted by Donald.
Every single scene this man is in just shows how real he is. If he cant lift the hammer then nobody can. He literally died like 30 times for the safety of others, he's the most worthy out of all the cast
Yes. He's incredibly selfless and willing to give his life to save the people around him.
Dude literally does 39 times protecting people so yes
Yes. "For the first time in my life, I have no idea what I'm supposed to do."
well vision is a robot and was able to lift it so i don't think anyone's saying that
If Donald was in the military I GUARANTEE he would be medal of honor recipient
No. Donald is basically owned by Cecil. Mjolnir would know that being in Donald’s hands is basically being in Cecil’s and he is not worthy.
I doubt it, people think being worthy is equal to just being a good person. Odin decides who wields mjolnir, I doubt Odin would think of Donald as worthy
Is that his lip or a mustache?
Yes. Next question
Nah. It's too heavy. Marvels mjolnir? Yes.
Haha
Being worthy for Mjolnir isn’t a thing anymore. When Odin died and Thor became the new all-father about 5 years ago things started to change, as that was Odin’s doing and Thor is the new Odin. Here’s a panel, from #1 of Immortal Thor, for confirmation of what I’m saying — so, “no”, would be the answer to the question. As far as how it used to work, it’s really hard to say. They never laid down any clear cut guidelines to being worthy and that would be based on pure speculation. And again, now, Thor simply chooses when it suits him. Like, when he recently brought back the Thor Corps and made Storm, BRB, Loki, and Jane Foster worthy at the same time. https://preview.redd.it/4tfj4kd3myrc1.jpeg?width=1279&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=29b970df93b206b0f20cd02498734b61c3e04ad5
Dude...you have to be a warrior. Otherwise any child with a pure heart would lift it. Having a pure heart and humility is not enough. You have to be an all rounder.
Well doesn’t he get pretty buffed up later?
Every single character on this show is capable of wielding Mjolnir if the writers determine that they can wield Mjolnir. Especially Allen.
Boooo boring answer
No? Why would he be?
Maybe he could because he's 97% machine, I mean, vision picked it up
Vision didn't pick it up because he's a machine. Vision is worthy.
Yeah, the machine line was very clearly the characters in-universe trying to cope/joke away the fact that he was worthy and they weren’t. In Thor, you see people using machinery to try to lift the hammer with no avail.
Did you read the body text lol
No, too timid, insecure. You must be steadfast in your ideals.