What is Thor's hammer made of?

What is Thor's hammer made of?

Norse mythology and Marvel Comics tell us that Mjolnir is composed of "uru metal," forged ages ago by the blacksmith Etri in the heart of a dying star. Presumably uru metal is magical in nature, and thus conveys the enchantment placed on it by Thor's father, Odin.

Which avenger does Loki briefly take the form of in Thor the Dark world?

Loki briefly masquerades as Steve Rogers while talking to Thor. Jotunheim briefly appears during Thor and Malekith fight scene.

What was the creature in Thor Dark world?

Early in 'The Dark World', Thor makes fairly short work of rather large rock monster. While this creature is unnamed in the film, he is identified as Korg by director Alan Taylor in the audio commentary: “You know, the comics of Thor obviously take place on many different worlds, all of the nine worlds.

What kind of power does Thor have without his hammer?

• His belt does that. It doubles his natural strength. As for what he can do without Mjolnir: He can naturally control the weather and create continent splitting earthquakes. Mjolnir just lets him do that easier and with greater control.

What happens to Thor's powers in Thor Ragnarok?

• But trailers for Thor: Ragnarok have shown that Cate Blanchett’s Hela destroys Mjolnir early on in the movie, which is bad news for Thor. What exactly does that mean for Thor and his powers? Technically, he’s still “worthy” of the powers. But if the hammer itself is destroyed, do the god of thunder powers disappear along with it?

Is the hammer on Thor's belt or on his belt?

• Yet, Thor is matching the "Prince of Power" in pure strength. In fact, in real mythology, I believe Thor (in some incarnations) is actually a Norse god of strength, so this shouldn't really come as a surprise to anybody, really. Actually, his hammer is in his belt. (3rd panel)... it is on his person... it still gives him power.

How did Thor get his powers in the first movie?

• In the first Thor movie, after Thor disobeys orders from Odin and attacks the Frost Giants, Odin banishes him to Earth. Odin also casts a powerful enchantment on Mjolnir: “Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.”