Mjolnir—the exclusive weapon of Thor, the God of Thunder—was a divine hammer forged by master dwarven smiths, who used the power of the Death Star's core to smelt Uru metal.
Mjolnir was the medium through which Thor summoned lightning and storms. With it, he could command the winds and rain, wield thunder and control electricity.
Mjolnir possessed immense power. Once thrown, it would strike its target without fail and automatically return to its wielder's hand. Of course, the hammer could also pull Thor into flight.
After Odin banished Thor to Earth, he placed an enchantment on Mjolnir: only those deemed worthy could lift it and gain the power of Thor.
Thor had undergone sacrifice and dedication on Earth before finally earning Mjolnir's recognition. The hammer was incredibly important to him. It was the symbol of the God of Thunder and proof of his strength.
To Thor, his beloved hammer, handsome golden hair, and delicious beer were his three favorite things. But nothing mattered more than his hammer.
Mjolnir meant "crusher," representing both irresistible force and indestructibility. Yet Thor had never imagined, even in his dreams, that his invincible little hammer would be destroyed!
William could not help but freeze as well. In the movie Thor 3, it had actually been Hela who crushed Thor's hammer. After the plot of Thor 3 changed and the God of Fear, Serpent, appeared, the little hammer still failed to escape its fate of destruction.
So no matter what, Mjolnir had to break?
Let's mourn for Thor for one second.
"My Mjolnir..."
Thor's eyes were filled with disbelief. His breathing grew heavy as he looked at the hammer fragments scattered across the ground, thinking he was dreaming.
But when he crouched down and picked up the broken handle, he finally understood that his hammer was