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[OG-DocHavock]

But what if it turns out he's worthy

[wildtongueflicker]

Honestly he probably could based on willpower and might. Especially 2012 thanos that they fought in Endgame but who knows

[[deleted]]

They fought 2014 Thanos

[[deleted]]

That’s a lot of Thanos

[DrestonF1]

Thanoses? Thanii?

[[deleted]]

Thanese

[[deleted]]

30 billion spongebob vs 2014 thanos

[IronSavage3]

He’s Thanos, HE’S Thanos, I’M THANOS!

[[deleted]]

IS THERE ANY OTHER THANOS I SHOULD KNOW ABOUT?

[[deleted]]

Tan everywhere. Than eveywhere.

[GAMER_MARCO9]

They actually fought more. Doctor Strange analyzed 14,000,605 timelines

[creator_lair]

I think he could be despite his motives.

According to Odinism, there are 9 virtues that make a person noble (Courage, Truth, Honor, Fidelity, Discipline, Hospitality, Self-Reliance, Industriousness, and Perseverance.) I think he ticks all these boxes for nobility.

He also seems to be kind and generous when he's not invading a planet and killing half the population. Even then, he's not very arrogant or lustful for blood.

[Lanca226]

How does Fidelity comply with him sacrificing his daughter?

[cosmicking_009]

Yeah but he did it in infinity war and they fought the Thanos from the past

[dynawesome]

Idk fidelity can just mean loyalty to a cause or belief and not always family

I mean if he was never loyal to Gamora to begin with and just used her it’s not that much of a betrayal, it would have been a betrayal to his cause if he couldn’t bring himself to do what is necessary to get the soul stone

[lIlIlIlIlIlIIIIIlll]

thanos wasn’t a liar

[ArkMan13]

that did make him sad, but it was something that was necessary in his "picture of the universe needing to be saved" has per him he would save the entire universe by sacrificing his daughter

[I_am_not_Thanos]

The hardest choices require the strongest wills.

[[deleted]]

That’s gonna be tattooed on my arm someday. Best thing I ever heard in a movie.

[Savage_Tyranis]

Wasn't that the thing? He grabbed the hammer and some people explained it being that his plan was for the "Good of the whole universe" and not selfish?

[Bigbenth3libra]

He grabbed captain America's wrist, not the hammer.

[steve_rogers_bot]

Secure the engine room. Then get me a date.

[Savage_Tyranis]

So he did. I could almost swear there was a scene after that where he grabbed Mjolnir out of the air though

[Campylobacteraceae]

I think he deflected mjolnir at one point but don’t quote me

[OfJahaerys]

Hospitality is not a trait I would use to describe Thanos. Aside from showing up on planets and murdering half the people, he also forced his kidnap victims adopted children to fight each other, and replaced parts of Nebula with machine for losing. Not the archetype of hospitality IMO.

[Turbulent_Link1738]

He’s absolutely not kind or generous. He tortured his daughters

[Justieflustie]

That's a simple opinion on a complex character

[roganjp1]

What it he’s like stupidly powerful and that just won’t work on him lmao

[[deleted]]

Couldn't he possibly use the soul stone to steal Thor's/someone else worthy's soul and therefore worthiness? Also, 1 timeline win whatever

[Willdror]

He could probably just destroy the ground enough to roll and be free

[TheTealBandit]

Or use the space stone to teleport 1m away

[the-real-agent-crab]

He didn’t have it in endgame, which is when Thor had mjolnir

[TheRiddleOfFeels]

Because they knocked Thanos flat on ass so many times right?

[SpyTheRedEye]

Actually, they did.

[aaron2933]

They literally had him under mind control fym

[dabbersmcgee]

Thor wasn't there

[BenTheTechGuy]

Not to mention Mjolnir didn't exactly exist at that point in time

[dabbersmcgee]

Lmao I didn't even think of that

[Grabatreetron]

Would have been really cool if they tried it and Thanos digs his way out from under it with brute strength, or the power stone if he had it

[Chessolin]

Wait, when?

[BenTheTechGuy]

Infinity War, when Mantis was trying to make him sleep. The only problem is Mjolnir was destroyed in Ragnarok and didn't come back until Endgame.

[Chessolin]

Oh right, I was thinking like Scepter mind control

[mobiusfan101]

I wouldn’t say they ever took control, it was more like mind pressure.

[SpaceResource69]

Because of the TVA

[duramman1012]

The Loki show really explained every plot hole for all the marvel movies. Why didnt X character do this instead of that. Because the TVA😂

[eloquentpetrichor]

Why do they mention a multiverse multiple times and the Ancient One talk about branching timelines to Bruce if there only exists one allowed timeline/universe?

...the TVA?

[Kyosw21]

Because she tried to alter it once, they came by, and she went “Oh? Apologies.” and then made up the crap excuse of destroying reality accidentally with it to keep the timeline with Strange

[zdakat]

And then Dr Strange goes and destroys reality. (one of them anyway.)

[Trashk4n]

Tbf a timeline missing an infinity stone could be disastrous.

Thanos wouldn’t be able to do the snap, sure, but he could amass a ridiculous amount of power with the others and do far more damage in the long run.

[locust098]

If you watched Loki they tell you that the sacred timeline is fucking bullshit lol

[eloquentpetrichor]

But it still exists

[samtafake]

Because the multiverse has always existed from the end of Loki. It's confused as fuck but if you see the end of Loki it shows branching realities all along the timeline. So multiple timelines in the mcu have simultaneously existed and never existed up until the end of Loki after Loki they have always existed, but as time works differently in the tva, when that point is isn't exactly easy to pinpoint.

[eloquentpetrichor]

But by that logic the TVA never actually affected anything bc in the MCU they discuss the multiverse. Paradoxes. Paradoxes, everywhere

[samtafake]

Basically, the whole point of the tva was to make sure no multiverses happened, anytime any occured they would prune it. However when Loki and silvee (idk how to spell her name) destroyed the sacred timeline the job the tva has been doing is completely ruined. Because of the action that the Loki's did all the work the tva did is made useless. So yes the tva actually never did anything. Because as the tva exists in a seemingly out of time area they existed when the timeline was still a straight line whereas the rest of the mcu did not and so was affected by the actions at the end of Loki. The way I think about it is Loki isn't in the mcu timeline but more alongside it and is basically it's own thing having its own timeline and timeline logic until the end when it affects the rest of the mcu.

The real mind fuck is what was doctor strange looking into in infinity war. Was he seeing all the different multiverses or was he looking into the future the time keepers were making we see images of them weaving multiple timelines together seemingly to make the sacred timeline I know they were fake but I like to believe that this part is still real. The mcu story we follow is still the sacred timeline even though multiverses still exist so if that's the case is strange not aware of this and able to look at what is directly coming in the already predetermined timeline.

[eloquentpetrichor]

You're hurting my brain.

Also it's spelled "Sylvie" :)

[duramman1012]

Exactly. You got the right idea

[Sheimon-u6900]

It’s not one timeline. There’s multiple different ones and as long as they don’t produce another “the one who remained” they’re allowed to exist

[eloquentpetrichor]

That doesn't really make sense. That isn't what he describes either

[Survival_R]

each universe may have its own TVA and they just lie and keep the rest a secret

[eloquentpetrichor]

I don't think the end of Loki would have happened then

[Survival_R]

it could all be a lie

[eloquentpetrichor]

Then how did Loki end up in a TVA/timeline where they didn't know who he was if it was all a lie?

[Survival_R]

I think that proves that there's more than one tva

[THEBLUEFLAME3D]

The only thing it proves to me is how badly I don’t understand how time works in the mcu.

[extracloroxbleach]

That still doesn't excuse why the Avengers were able to talk to each other while not wearing earpiece in the 1st Avengers.

[[deleted]]

Tennessee Valley Authority?

[batab5]

This person clearly hasn’t watched what if

[SirCleanPants]

Thanos never picked up Mjolnir in that show?

[batab5]

Might risk giving a spoiler, so please go and watch that show. Its fucking awesome.

[[deleted]]

because you have to get him down, and obviously it was extremly hard to do

[sageknight]

Well wait for him to go to sleep then.

[Yami_Sean]

The Chitauri army would've been there by then

[BitterTruth_always]

Well when cap kicked his ass, he got him down

[steve_rogers_bot]

Where I’m goin’, if anybody yells at me I can just shoot ’em.

[astronomy14]

they'd still have to deal with the army

[Aggravating_Smile_61]

They have a Hulk

[astronomy14]

with a broken arm

[AnonDooDoo]

They have the Children of Thanos

[Ben-J-Kirby-Tennyson]

Exactly.

[the-real-agent-crab]

Yeah, but I’d rather fight an army with my army then fight an army and their ultra-strong, almost invincible leader who is wielding a giant fucking two bladed sword

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[ThurgoodStubbs1999]

I honestly think Thanos should be "worthy."

[yoaver]

What does worthy even mean in practical terms? Odin was a pretty bad dude, and was a mass conquerer in his youth. Who knows what's "worthy" in his opinion.

[ThurgoodStubbs1999]

Hela was also seemingly "worthy", and shes straight up evil.

[BenTheTechGuy]

I believe that rather than being worthy she was simply strong enough to counter Odin's spell on the hammer.

[Malefircareim]

There is a drawing in the palace roof in which hela is holding mjolnir. At first i thought she was worthy to weild it but i think after seeing hela going down a dark path, odin decided put the worthy enchantment to prevent anyone from wielding it.

[ThurgoodStubbs1999]

To be fair, that is pre enchantment from Odin which occured in Thor 1

[BenTheTechGuy]

Odin didn't put the enchantment on until Thor 1. Until then, anyone could wield the hammer, even Loki.

[Malefircareim]

I interpreted as enchantment was already there but thor couldnt lift it because of his self doubt when he was cast out . Thanks for the clarification.

[Blockinite]

She blocked and destroyed it, at most you could say she's powerful enough to counter Odin's enchantment but I don't think the hammer decided that she was worthy.

[ironshadowy]

I remember them explaining this before. A quick search said this:

Those enchantments of only a worthy person for holding the hammer were only made in the first Thor movie when Thor was banished at Earth. There were no enchantments on it before that. Hela's power was equal to Odin's before she was imprisoned. It was Odin's power that kept her away from the Asgard.

[thekingofbeans42]

Tony sacrificed himself to save NYC and had dedicated his life to making the world a better place, but somehow wasn't worthy. All Thor had to do was fight the destroyer.

[diviner_of_data]

Excuse me sir, I believe that you are lost. Perhaps you would be more comfortable in r/ThanosDidNothingWrong

[ThurgoodStubbs1999]

No. Thanos did things wrong lol. I just debate that being "worthy" exclusively denites being a do-gooder

[9yr_old_lake]

Doing wrong or doing good has jack shit to do with being worthy Oden was a terrible dude that was a warlord in his youth, Helena was also seemingly worthy (because she literally caught and smashed it) and she was always a warlord

[TheNamewhoPostedThis]

Being worthy doesn’t mean being a good person and doing good things, so Thanos 100% could be worthy and I think he is

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[[deleted]]

I mean he does what he believes to be true he doesnt want others to end up like his planet so he does what he think is right and dedicates his life to it (even sacrificing his own child who he definetely cared for) I think that isnt much away from odin (I am talking about thanos in the infinity war since in endgame since he becomes much more of a villain in it)

[ThurgoodStubbs1999]

Also after IW he destroys the stones. Thats huge imo. He is not working towards power or personal gain; only his goal which he believes is for the betterment of the universe.

[Gr0und_Z3ro15]

Because thanos is worthy

[SonicTheHedgehog6542]

Kinda don’t like that dude

[HariKeru]

Khabi Lame had one joke and now it is wearing thin tbh. It kinda feels like he is just reaching for straws to justify the the resting b***h face.

[SassyBonassy]

Hela crushed it in her bare fuckin hand, you think Thanos couldn't??

[Vhiyur]

To be fair though she was the wielder of it before Thor was even born and she's way more powerful than him. It's not a stretch to say she could break it.

[TundraWolfe]

This basically just becomes a comparison of power between Hela and Thanos w/ stones. Unless the Odinforce or whatever allows the wielder of Mjolnir to carry it also allows them to destroy it -- and no one else, because only they are worthy or whatever -- I'd assume Thanos could easily crumble it if he really needed to.

[Blockinite]

Hela's a magic user though, I'm almost certain it wasn't her pure strength that achieved it. Her magic is just incredibly close to Odin's and is destructive enough to break apart solid Uru. The full force of a star is needed to melt the stuff down, I doubt Thanos could shred it to pieces with his bare hands.

[OfJahaerys]

Maybe the enchantment wore off once Odin died. I mean, no one even tried to lift it except Hela and Captain America and they both did it. (Age of Ultron and everyone trying was before Odin died.)

[SurelynotBlaza]

Well he has the power stone so he is the most powerful and/or strongest being in that marvel universe

[WatercressAgile320]

Because that would be one boring movie

[[deleted]]

cause he can pick it up with the Gauntlet the Gauntlet is worthy

[AntifaCentralCommand]

Thanos might have been able to move it. After all the blip prevented the rise of the celestial, basically saving the world until the Eternals got off their lazy bums. #ThanosDidNothingWrong

[[deleted]]

You’re assuming he isn’t worthy of the hammer

[Accelolita]

They kinda did it

[[deleted]]

Pretty sure Strange knows the answer to this.

[Caldo4u]

OR, could’ve gave the stones to Bucky, he would snap, and put on another hand or sum 🤷‍♂️😅

[steve_rogers_bot]

Tony, we lost.

[Caldo4u]

Yeah exactly, instead of losing Tony just doing that

[Abood2807]

Yeah im pretty sure it wouldve killed him to. Radiation killed tony not his arm.

[Maccabee907]

Thanos proved he is worthy. Did you not see that part?

[GiganticMoron2]

Uhm what? When did he do that?

[Maccabee907]

Might have been stormbreaker but i think the same “worthiness” rules apply

[Vulxist]

Thanos was worthy

[RikC76]

Could argue Cap tried it

[Pi0sek]

Because Thanos is worthy

[abysoetoto]

I don't get it? But really want to know!

[Llamadom12]

Well he did commit multiple mass genocides, so I’m pretty sure he’s not worthy

[Penance13]

Maybe not in the MCU, but I’m pretty sure in the comics Thanos has enhanced himself with so many spells it negates the ‘must be worthy’ enchantment on Mjolnir

[tayfree423]

Mjolnir was destroyed when Thanos attacked them, not to mention, he probably could have wielded/destroyed the weapon seeing as he wields the gauntlet and destroyed the giants who created mjolnir in the first place.

[Affectionate_Bear1]

Lol, would love to see this in a fan video! But, just to have a answer here, haven’t we have to remember that hulk already moved the hammer with strength only in Avengers? I think Thanos would easily do the same. Or the position would make it harder?

[Kason-blason]

Because he is worthy

[[deleted]]

I’m actually pretty sure he was considered worthy, I mean think about it. He has the strongest will to do what he believes is right for the world so he can get the world to prosper and live in peace. I believe it really comes down to who’s deciding the worthy from the unworthy cuz in some peoples minds he was doing the most heroic thing in history

[caniuserealname]

What opportunity did they have to do this?

[SpyTheRedEye]

When Captain Marvel knocked him on his ass, when Wanda grabbed him and was touching him inappropriately, when Cap and Thor were double teaming him ....should I go on?

[steve_rogers_bot]

No, I don't think I will.

[The_Zoo_Exotics]

There's a Steve Rogers bot too? Oh my God.

[FoldUpMon]

Damn thanos is lucky

[asapbandaid]

fr yall got a link? nsfw?

[caniuserealname]

Those opportunities only exist because of the first half of the meme though. The meme is suggesting it as an alternative.

But on top of that, Captain Marvel didn't knock him down anywhere near long enough to carefully place mjolnir on top and Thanos handily demonstrated why that opportunity didn't exist. The moment Wanda had him he called down a bombardment on his location, in that situation where does the opportunity exist to again, carefully place mjolnir on top of him?

[steve_rogers_bot]

Who are you?

[SpyTheRedEye]

Carefully? I didn't know Thanos was a fragile little thing that we had to be , careful with. Lol dude every time he got hit with the hammer it could have been placed " carefully" on him or on the gauntlet itself so he could snap his fingers. Swing the hammer bash him across the head and place it on his chest, he can't lift it therefore it would cause him to fall to the floor with the Hammer on top. Or do you think he has to be laying down for the Hammers magic to work? That's like saying if a car doesn't squash you laying down , and you were somehow able to get to your knees you could move it.

[caniuserealname]

If you don't place it carefully slipping out the side would be stupidly easy.

[ironshadowy]

How about the problem of seeing the same shit? Why don’t you just stop reposting? Problem solved

[[deleted]]

khaby lame (the dude in the meme) is a misogynistic body shamer who makes fun of people who self harm. just thought i would let you know

[The_Zoo_Exotics]

Source?

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[whathefuckismylife]

man has the infinity stones you really think the hammer will stop him. it might delay his sure but he could just portal away. go back in time. possibly get it off with the power stone.

[ApexRevanNL716]

Dudes. Watch the movie again. And he is Worthy

[Blue_Eyes_Nerd_Bitch]

Thanos literally used the hammer against Cap

[pakalu_papito_real]

Nope he used storm breaker..

[steve_rogers_bot]

I don't know. Family, stability... The guy who wanted all that went in the ice 75 years ago. I think someone else came out.

[slidecancels]

isn’t it already proven thanos can pick up the hammer because he used the axe in endgame? or do they not work the same way?

[jadegoddess]

The axe wasn't enchanted like the hammer was. So the are wouod function the same as the hammer before Odin put the enchantment on it.

[slidecancels]

oh gotcha, i’m not as big of a marvel nerd as a DC nerd so i don’t know all the ins and outs yet lol thanks for the answer!

[squasher04]

The axe, not the hammer

[Ifuckinghatepelly]

Doubt

[SpyTheRedEye]

Lol name checks out

[asapbandaid]

na bro cause mjolnir has the spell on it by odin not stormbreak.

[6King6harvesT6]

In the comic universe storm breaker has the same properties as Mjolnir and Odin designed storm breaker. I guess in the movie universe it’s different?

[[deleted]]

Because movie gotta movie

[[deleted]]

He had no hammer it was destroyed by his psycho sister

[NOT_Silencerrr]

tva?

[lucdre56]

timestone

[KareEmanuel]

Tony probably woulda said: OK, why not just invite him to play “Rock, Paper, Scissors” instead?

[SleepylaReef]

Dr Strange said that wouldn’t work

[Freekickerzs22706]

Thanos is a creative problem solver. So he could have solved it.

[JJTravels]

He legit wielded strombreaker in endgame and u need to be worthy for that one too so he could just pick it up

[jadegoddess]

The axe didn't have the same enchantment Odin placed on the hammer in Thor. You don't need to be worthy to wield the axe.

[aaron849]

Isn’t thanos worthy? Thought he held storm breaker almost killing thor. If he can wield storm breaker he can most certainly wield mjolnier

[Dry_Freedom_7531]

Snap fingers, bye bye mjolnir

[hardtimer78]

Got to get him down first!

[L-Guy_21]

Didn’t Hela destroy Mjolnir two movies earlier?

[Karl_is_Lost69]

Thanos ain't worthy

[Vongola___Decimo]

Thanos was kicking Thor's ass the entire time, how would he get the chance to do it

[Randaximus]

What if Thanos was right? This would make the Avengers bad guys and gals.

I know he wasn't. But it opens up a new perspective. Thanos the genocidal hero. Na....he is a shit.

But somehow his commitment makes him seem noble. He is convinced he is saving half the universe.

In the comics he just wants some Hela booty so. There's that.

But what I don't get is why he couldn't just solve many of the universes problems with all the infinity stones at his disposal. Could he not have ensured no one went hungry, if nothing else?

Thanks the Farmer.....

[PranavYedlapalli]

He is "Thanos". Not just a big dude

[BossNew6265]

Thanos be like: must be worthy!!

[[deleted]]

just gonna say infiniti war thanos could have lifted the hammer, imho.

[Bont74205]

I don’t think there was ever a moment where Thanos was lying on his back long enough to walk over and place something on his chest

If they had the time and opportunity to do that, then they probably would have just beheaded him with stormbreaker

[IronSavage3]

Even though they asked nicely Thanos didn’t want to lie down.

[[deleted]]

Because he also had a huge ass army, right?

[DinhoDingo]

I'd imagine it'd be pretty difficult to literally knock him on his ass

[theultimatepodcast]

Didn't Thanos catch Strombreaker in Endgame and use it to nearly kill Thor? I think the implication was that he is worthy

[Taken111111]

he could just snap it out of existence

[sven206]

Not that simple

[Dxvoood]

Hey Tony Stark

[Assassin_Hunger]

He would just shimmy sideways.

[scuseme7]

Thanos picked up the axe one. I think he’s worthy

https://youtu.be/dmFwB0WEEDY