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Captain America is one of the most exciting moments in Avengers when picking up Mjolnir: the end of the game, theaters full of fans go crazy when they see him for the first time. Also, others are confused about how Cap could have produced electricity with a hammer.
The biggest moment to please the crowd in Avengers: Endgame has a mistake.
When Captain America calls Thor’s old weapon, Mulzonir, it signifies the culmination of a narrative seed that was established years ago. But the film’s co-writer Christopher Marcus admitted that the timing may not be logically good.
“There was definitely a debate at one point because in Ragnarok, in particular, it states that Thor can summon lightning without a hammer. I think Odin also says, ‘It was never a hammer,’ “Marcus recalled of the film.” And yet the hat summons lightning with the hammer. You get those things and think, it’s great not to do that! We’ll talk about that later. ”
Co-writer Stephen McFly said the idea for the scene was generated in 2015.
“It was a 3 × 5 card on the board.” “It was actually [in the scheme] that we gave Marvel in the summer of 2015. ‘Cap raised Thor’s hammer.’ And it was like, ‘Yeah, we’re doing this.’ I remember what we should do.
As reported by our close sources, it dates back to Thor in 2011. When Odin takes away Thor’s Asgardian abilities and attracts Mjolnir, he memorably states, “Whoever holds this hammer if worthy will possess the power of Thor.” Therefore, we can imply that each eligible person temporarily gains a set of Thor powers to retrieve the Mncholare from that point. Which includes your Lightning-Summon.
