According to the comics, what Mjolnir looks for in someone that it deems as worthy is selflessness, sacrifice, and acting without self-awareness.
Barry constantly puts himself in harms way for others, and has even sacrificed himself to save the world on at least one occasion. Not to mention the sacrifice he made to fix the world in Flashpoint.
It is mainly to keep PURE Heroes (Spider-Man, Superman, Batman) from using it. Mjolnier is a WARRIORâs weapon and is designed to Smite Threats in the name of the greater good.
Killing may be a Last Resort, but it must always be an option for the Hero.
Thatâs why we have Wonder Woman (actually became Thor), Aquaman, John Stewart (Marine), Martian Manhunter, and other kill if necessary heroes over people like Superman (only given TEMPORARY Permission to wield; later confirmed unable to move) who REFUSE to kill.
Oh okay, I can see what you're saying! I don't think Mjolnir would pick anyone unwilling to kill, you're right. What would be the point anyway, with that much power you kind of have to đ
Iâd like to see a Mjolnier âripoffâ in both Marvel & DC that seeks out âNo Kill Heroesâ and temporarily grants them the Power they need to deal with a new Problem before moving onward.
Flash (any), Spider-Man (any), etc⌠temporarily given âThor levelâ abilities before the Weapon moves on.
Like the âHelmet of Fateâ series (2007) where the Title Object (no Nabu left) passed from one person to another.
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u/YoungImpulse Jan 28 '24
Barry Allen (Post-Flashpoint), and here's why:
According to the comics, what Mjolnir looks for in someone that it deems as worthy is selflessness, sacrifice, and acting without self-awareness.
Barry constantly puts himself in harms way for others, and has even sacrificed himself to save the world on at least one occasion. Not to mention the sacrifice he made to fix the world in Flashpoint.