What makes him "unworthy"?
What makes him "unworthy"?
Dylan Martinez
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Ryan Long
being part of a disney franchise
Bentley Reyes
Hes a white male.
Eli Bell
See: Civil War
Nathan Bailey
explain it to me, user
Gabriel Sullivan
Because he doesn't think he's worthy.
Charles Thomas
Because he roided up
Juan Nguyen
Good guy cap was pretending for that's ego
Angel Green
he's american
Leo Cook
Cap was an ass who rejected any common sense for the sake of his gay lover. If he was right at the end, it was only "by accident". And still, it doesn't clear Bucky from his crimes, he still has to serve time and he won't allow it. He's fucking selfish.
Brody Brown
He had impure thoughts about Black Widow.
James Thompson
>not a jew
Christian Diaz
But for real though, if the hammer was left in an elevator, would it still be able to go up/down?
Jacob James
Didn't it move a bit with him or am I mixing up superheroes? In the comics I think he could, but it's not like that matters
Sebastian Smith
yes because that's not a person with intention to move it
Camden Martinez
This. He was a good friend
Dylan Morris
No, its been used multiple times to pin people down. Its very heavy.
Xavier Russell
Steroids are bad, m'kay?
Hudson Ross
>Didn't it move a bit with him or am I mixing up superheroes?
It did.
>youtube.com
Oliver Wright
>Roider can compete with super powerful aliens and gods
Is cap the most DC hack character the MCU?
Daniel Gray
My understanding is that it's not technically heavy, it's just magic that makes it completely immovable for anyone that isn't worthy
Jacob Clark
Obsessed faggot
Jose Price
He's made for war and has no purpose otherwise.
Ryan Lee
Could you pick it up?
I helped an old lady cross the street once so yeah I could
Oliver Williams
I think being worthy involves the capacity to kill (for greater good), which Cap would never do
Jayden Gutierrez
If it wasn't heavy people pinned by it would just roll over to drop it off them, or push it. And in multiple scenes when called it smashes through basically everything.
Its meant to be very heavy along with the whole worthy thing.
Landon Brooks
>which Cap would never do
Nathan Hughes
Cap's killed before.
The real question is, what makes Thor worthy?
He's a childlike war-monger in his first film.
Is worthiness simply a front, and it's a bloodline thing? Thor, Odin & Hela?
Angel Carter
Pretty sure he was killing Nazis during his first movie
Josiah Roberts
D-Did they CGI his muscles? Why?
Gabriel Howard
I thought the hammer was forged in a dying star which is heavy as fuck. A single teaspoon would weigh more than all the trucks in the world or something.
Cooper Harris
Just a bad screenshot I think. Think yify
Bentley Walker
He has no home, no true self, except in battle. He's a soldier. Although a righteous one, a soldier lives in conflict. He's part of the maelstrom of violence. And Cap feels happier, founds himself, right in the middle of it.
Nathan Garcia
>yify
Jayden Cox
no?
Evan Parker
That's not how degenerate matter works I think. Outside the intense gravitational pressure of the neutron star, it behaves normally.
Basically it's magic.
Kayden Brown
You know Thor does, as well.
Ryder Johnson
He's not powerful enough. Being a "good" person doesn't cut it, otherwise some honestly good people could lift it
Colton Powell
He believes in only one god. So the Norse gods find him unworthy.
Jordan Morales
Even assuming the people he's shot at or hit right in the head with his shield (lets be honest someone as strong as Cap throwing the hardest metal in the world at someone's head is likely to leave them with brain damage if it doesn't kill them) didn't die and we don't count the Chitauri from Avengers or the Robots from Age of Ultron, he still crashed the helicarriers into each other in Winter Soldier knowing people would die and I remember he's thrown at least 2 people out of planes/helicarriers without parachutes so he's definitely killed people