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## Mjølnir

### **Alias**

Hammer
Mighty Hammer
Myuh-myuh
0-8-4
Magic Hammer
Buddy
The Little One
Boy
Ex-Hammer
Old Friend(formerly)
**Alternate Versions:**
Light Hammer
Maggie's Hammer
Moonlight
Thorin's New Hammer

### **Creator**

Dwarves(formerly)
**Alternate Version:**
Unknown Gods made the Hammer's

### **Owners**

Odin † (formerly)
Hela † (formerly)
Thor (formerly)
Jane Foster † (formerly)
**Alternate Versions:**
Thor
Throg
Taneleer Tivan
Thor
Thor †
Thor † (formerly)
Mighty Guardian Thor
Thorin
Thor

### **Users**

Odin †
Hela †
Thor
Vision †
Jane Foster †
**Alternate Versions:**
Thor
Steve Rogers
Throg
Thor
Thor †
Thor †(formerly)
Mighty Guardian Thor
Thorin †
Thorin
Thor

### **Status**

Active

Five years after the Snap, Thor time traveled to an alternate 2013 and brought its Mjølnir into the main timeline's 2023, where it was used by Steve Rogers during the Battle of Earth to fight Thanos. Afterwards, Rogers time-traveled to the alternate 2013 and returned Mjølnir.

## History

### Creation

#### Given to Hela

"*It was made from this special metal from the heart of a dying star.*"
— Thor to Korg

Mjølnir was forged from Uru in Nidavellir per Odin's request by the Dwarves. During Odin's conquests of the Nine Realms, his eldest daughter, Hela, possessed Mjølnir and with it she helped her father in his battles. Only after Odin imprisoned her in Hel was Mjølnir taken from her.

### Worthy Enchantment

#### Thor's Coronation

"*Thor Odinson, my heir, my first-born. So long entrusted with the mighty hammer, Mjølnir. Forged in the heart of a dying star. It's power has no equal as a weapon to destroy, or as a tool to build. It is a fit companion for a king.*"
— Odin to Thor

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Sometime before his coronation to be the king of Asgard, Mjølnir was given to Thor, as a way to help channel his powers. He showed off with during his coronation, however, the ceremony was interrupted by a group of Frost Giants trying to steal the Casket of Ancient Winters from Odin's Vault. Thor wanted to go to Jotunheim and show the Asgardians' strength to ensure the Frost Giants would never trespass in Asgard again.

#### Attack on Jotunheim

Using the Bifrost Bridge, Thor, Loki, Lady Sif and the Warriors Three arrived in Jotunheim. After King Laufey mocked him, Thor used the full power of Mjølnir to kill as many Frost Giants as he could and even killed the Frost Beast.

#### Thor's Banishment

"*You are unworthy of these realms! Unworthy of your title! You're unworthy! of the loved ones you have betrayed. I now take from you your power! In the name of my father and his father before, I, Odin Allfather, cast you out!*"
— Odin to Thor

After the battle against the Frost Giants, destroying the fragile truce between them and the Asgardians, Odin punished Thor by stripping him of his godly powers. Odin exiled Thor to Earth as a mortal, accompanied by Mjølnir, now protected by an enchantment spoken by Odin so that only a worthy person could wield its power. Both were transported to Puente Antiguo, New Mexico.

#### Landing onto Earth

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"*Team goes in, determines if it's useful or poses a threat. Last one turned out to be pretty interesting.""What was the last one?""A hammer.*"
— Phil Coulson and Skye

An "0-8-4" was reported, an object of unknown origin, by S.H.I.E.L.D., which Phil Coulson investigated. When he arrived in New Mexico, he observed a massive crater created by Mjølnir. Coulson then called Nick Fury to inform him that he found it. Elliot Randolph, an expert in Norse Mythology and a professor of the University of Seville, was contacted as a consultant.

#### Infiltration of the Crater Site

"*Once I have Mjølnir, I will return the items they've stolen from you. Deal?""No. Look what's down there! You think you're just gonna walk in, grab our stuff and walk out?""No. I'm gonna fly out.*"
— Thor and Jane Foster

When Thor discovered Mjølnir's nearby location, he attempted to retrieve it from the facility that S.H.I.E.L.D. quickly constructed around the hammer, but he found himself unable to lift it, and was captured. With the help of Erik Selvig, he was freed and resigned himself to his exile on Earth.

Later, Loki, invisible to mortals, came to the facility where he attempted to lift the hammer, but could not.

#### Battle of Puente Antiguo

When he seized the throne of Asgard, Loki had then sent the Destroyer down to the Earth in order to kill Lady Sif, the Warriors Three, and Thor. The Destroyer attacked and defeated the Asgardian warriors, prompting Thor to sacrifice himself instead. Struck by the Destroyer, facing near death, Thor's sacrifice proved him worthy to wield Mjølnir. The hammer returned to him, restoring his powers and enabling him to defeat the giant automaton.

#### Duel at the Rainbow Bridge

Thor returned to Asgard where he stopped Loki's plan to destroy Jotunheim. To do that, he had to destroy the Rainbow Bridge with Mjølnir.

### Chitauri Invasion

#### Skirmish in Germany

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"*You want me to put the hammer down?*"
— Thor to Captain America

Sometime later, when Loki reappeared on Earth, Thor came to capture him. Loki was captured by Iron Man and Captain America, but they were not willing to hand him over to Thor. Thor fought against them, but even Mjølnir was powerless against Captain America's Shield. When Thor struck the shield with Mjølnir, it created a huge shockwave that leveled the forest for hundreds of yards, leaving Thor somewhat surprised that the shield had absorbed the blow.

#### Attack on the Helicarrier

While in battle against Hulk, Thor used Mjølnir to knock him off his feet with a well-placed blow to the jaw. When Thor threw Mjølnir, Hulk tried to catch it only to be dragged straight down to the ground. Even with all his strength, Hulk was unable to lift Mjølnir, giving Thor an upper hand in the fight.

#### Battle of New York

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After joining forces with the Avengers, Thor used Mjølnir to great effect against the Chitauri. It was, however, unable to disarm the Tesseract. On the battlefield, Thor used Mjølnir to throw lightning at the Chitauri portal, bringing down a Leviathan and to simply kill potentially hundreds of Chitauri.

### War of the Nine Realms

#### Battle of Vanaheim

Thor also used Mjølnir against the Marauders during the War of the Nine Realms, notably destroying a Kronan with one hit.

### Second Dark Elf Conflict

#### Sacking of Asgard

As the Dark Elves when they invaded Asgard. Mjølnir was used to throw lightning at Malekith, burning the right side of his face.

#### Battle of Svartalfheim

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When dealing with the Aether, Mjølnir's lightning managed to shatter it into shards, only for it to reform later. Mjølnir was also no match against the Kursed Algrim who simply deflected it when Thor summoned it to strike him.

#### Battle of Greenwich

Mjølnir, however, worked greatly against Malekith on Earth, with Thor being able to deflect many of his newly acquired Aether powers. The constant shifting of the fighting between worlds caused Thor and the hammer to become separated, but at the battle's apex, as Malekith unleashed the Aether to complete his plan, Thor was able to summon Mjølnir back to his hand and use it to bury the last of Erik Selvig's gravitational devices into Malekith's chest, allowing Jane Foster to transport the Dark Elf warlord to his death on Svartalfheim.

#### Offered up by Thor

Following the end of Malekith's campaign, Thor returned home to Asgard to speak with Odin, unaware that Loki had usurped the throne and was impersonating the All-father. During their conversation, Thor offered Mjølnir back to "Odin" who refused it. "Odin" then gave his blessing for Thor to relocate to Earth, and Thor, along with Mjølnir, was transported to London using the Bifrost Bridge.

### War on HYDRA

#### Attack on the HYDRA Base

Mjølnir was used by Thor in conjunction with Captain America's Shield during their raid on Baron Strucker's HYDRA base in Sokovia, with Captain America holding the shield up and Thor hitting the shield with the hammer, causing a shockwave that incapacitated their enemies.

### Ultron Offensive

#### Attack on Avengers Tower

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"*The handle's imprinted, right? Like a security code. 'Whosoever is carrying Thor's fingerprints' is, I think, the literal translation?""Yes, well that's, uh, that's a very, very interesting theory. I have a simpler one. You're all not worthy.*"
— Tony Stark and Thor

Following the battle, the Avengers organized a party at the Avengers Tower to celebrate the recovery of Loki's Scepter and the defeat of Wolfgang von Strucker. Some of the Avengers played a game to see if anyone could lift Mjølnir. Only Steve Rogers managed to move the hammer slightly, which momentarily discomforted Thor. In reality, Steve had been deemed worthy by Mjølnir, causing the slight movement, but he chose not to lift the hammer.

#### Battle at the Salvage Yard

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Running at super speed, Quicksilver saw Mjølnir fly past him as Thor threw it during the Battle at the Salvage Yard. Planning to use it against the Avengers, Quicksilver grabbed the flying hammer but it dragged him until he released it.

#### Birth of Vision

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"*Vision's artificial intelligence.""A machine.""So it doesn't count.""No. It's not like a person lifting the hammer.*"
— Steve Rogers and Tony Stark

Acting on a vision he had received, Thor used Mjølnir to recharge the Regeneration Cradle containing Ultron's incomplete biological body, resulting in the birth of the Vision. A few moments later, as the Avengers were debating whether they could trust him, the Vision easily lifted Mjølnir and casually handed it to Thor. Since the hammer had judged him worthy, Thor accepted the synthezoid as an ally and, later, advised he be allowed to continue to be entrusted with the Mind Stone.

#### Battle of Sokovia

"*It's terribly well balanced.""Well, if there's too much weight, you lose power on the swing.*"
— Vision and Thor

Mjølnir was once again used in conjunction with Captain America's Shield to create a combination attack that destroyed many Ultron Sentries as the Battle of Sokovia waged. Captain America threw his shield and allowed Thor to hit it with Mjølnir, causing the shield to fly faster as a projectile weapon.

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Vision's ability to use the hammer was utilized during the Ultron Offensive, who of course was not expecting anyone besides Thor to use it. Vision commented that Mjølnir was "terribly well-balanced," which Thor said was necessary so that its wielder did not lose momentum on forwarding swings.

### Destruction

#### Escape from Muspelheim

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Mjølnir was used by Thor when he was imprisoned in Muspelheim. He summoned his hammer to get free of his shackles and then fought Surtur's army of Fire Demons using it, and dropped it inside the jaw of a large dragon, rendering it temporarily immobile. Upon returning to Asgard, after learning from Surtur that Odin was no longer there, Thor used Mjølnir to threaten the "Odin" impostor to reveal himself, and as he suspected he was revealed to be Loki. The two brothers went to Earth to find their father, so in order to hide it from the public, Mjølnir transformed into an umbrella.

#### Skirmish in Norway

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"*Our sister destroyed your hammer like a piece of glass.*"
— Loki to Thor

Thor was aided by Doctor Strange in finding Odin. After the latter located him in Norway, Thor summoned Mjølnir to him, breaking many artifacts of the New York Sanctum in the process. In Norway, before his death, Odin revealed to his sons that they had a sister named Hela who would try to rule Asgard by force after his death. When Hela arrived at their location, Thor threw Mjølnir at her, but she managed to block the attack and hold the hammer with her bare hand. Much to Thor's surprise, Hela destroyed Mjølnir.

### Alternate Universe Versions

#### Retrieved from the Past

 File:I'm still worthy.png

"*I'm still worthy!*"
— Thor

In 2023, the Avengers initiated a Time Heist, where they used time travel to obtain the six Infinity Stones so that they could resurrect the victims of the Snap. Using the Quantum Realm, Rocket Raccoon and Thor traveled to another universe's 2013 and went to Asgard in order to extract the Aether from Jane Foster. After Rocket successfully retrieved the Aether, Thor decided to summon Mjølnir and was overjoyed to find himself still worthy of wielding his hammer. Thor and Rocket then returned to their universe, bringing Mjølnir with them.

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After returning and the using the Stones to resurrect the victims of the Snap, the Avengers Compound was attacked by an alternate Thanos and his army. In order to kill Thanos, Thor dual-wielded both Mjølnir and Stormbreaker and attacked him. While Thor managed to duel Thanos effectively with both weapons, Mjølnir was knocked out of Thor's possession.

##### Used by Steve Rogers

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"*No, no, give me that. You have the little one.*"
— Thor to Captain America

Captain America, who had been deemed worthy by Mjølnir, used Mjølnir to fight alternate Thanos, combining its lightning abilities and strength in conjunction with his shield. Once the restored Avengers and allies arrived, Captain America used Mjølnir's lightning abilities to fight in the battle. During the battle, he hurled Mjølnir towards Spider-Man, who fired a web strand at it and used it to fly above the Chitauri and the Outriders.

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A week later, Captain America was tasked with transporting all six Infinity Stones and Mjølnir to their proper universes in order to prevent massive changes to the time-space continuum. He then used the Quantum Realm and traveled to the alternate 2013 timeline, returning Mjølnir and the Reality Stone to Asgard.

#### Saving Tony Stark

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"*I had no idea that would work.*"
— Thor

In an alternate 2012, after defeating Loki in the Battle of New York, Thor, wielding the hammer, escorted him alongside Tony Stark to the lobby of Stark Tower. However, when Stark suddenly experienced cardiac failure after his Arc Reactor was disabled and collapsed to the ground, Thor used Mjølnir to send a mild electrical current to the Arc Reactor, reactivating it and saving Stark's life.

#### Void

One alternate version of Mjølnir exists in the Void, buried underground.

#### Collector's Museum

In an alternate 2008, Mjølnir had been acquired by the Collector and housed inside his museum.

#### Assassination of Thor

"*It's extremely powerful and not from around here. Electromagnetic, neutron, vita radiations, all off the charts.*"
— Clint Barton to Nick Fury

*To be added*

## Capabilities

"*That hammer was to help you control your power, to focus it. It was never your source of strength.*"
— Odin to Thor

Thor had been entrusted with the mighty hammer Mjølnir, that was "forged in the heart of a dying star." Thor's mystical hammer Mjølnir, which resembled a mallet rather than a war hammer, had a number of elemental powers. It has been stated by Odin himself that Mjølnir's power had no equal, though its power has been contested by the strength of vibranium and the power of the Infinity Stones. Mjølnir was extremely durable and, combined with the various enchantments placed upon it by Odin, it was, for all intents and purposes, indestructible. It had deflected three blasts from the Destroyer (which were able to disintegrate its targets and cause explosions) and returned a blast back to it. Thor often used the hammer as a blunt melee weapon, with almost nothing being capable of withstanding a hammer strike or throw (with the exception of Captain America's Shield). Thor used Mjølnir for a variety of short, and long-range attacks, either by direct hits or by throwing it. It returned to Thor whenever he threw it or summoned it, regardless of the impending obstacles and distance; even traveling through realms. Whenever dropped by Thor, it assumed a fixed position from which no one could move it except for a "worthy" individual. Those worthy of wielding Mjølnir would find swinging the hammer nearly effortless, as Vision stated that it was "terribly well-balanced." Thor also used it for directing his summoned elements, such as lightning, wind, rain, and snow. It was later revealed that Thor's lightning abilities never originated from Mjølnir, but rather it was a tool to help him focus and hone his powers until he was able to master his power and freely wield them. Despite this, the hammer appears to have the power to summon lightning even when Thor isn't wielding it, as seen when Captain America used Mjølnir to strike Thanos with lightning from the sky. After being retrieved from the past, Mjølnir granted Steve Rogers abilities similar to Thor's, such as enhanced strength and durability, making Rogers able to go head to head with the Mad Titan Thanos.

For minor purposes, the hammer can be used as a defibrillator, as seen when a 2012 Thor tried to help Tony who had suffered from a minor cardiac arrest done by a 2023 Ant-Man.

* **Electricity Manipulation**: While using Mjølnir, Rogers gained the ability to summon bolts of lightning from the surrounding horizon. In addition to being able to channel electricity on its own, Mjølnir can draw environmental electricity from the surrounding atmosphere and redirect it towards a specific goal, as was shown when Rogers was able to summon several rays from the sky and briefly subdue Thanos with them.
* **Energy Projection**:  File:Thor-Destroys-Ultron-AoU.jpg   With Mjølnir, Thor can project lightning and electric blasts. When Odin wielded it, he channeled and projected a powerful blast of energy, using it to remove all of Thor's superhuman powers and destroyed what was left of Thor's armor after stripping most of it off of him, throwing him through the Bifrost Bridge to Earth.
* **Weight Manipulation**: Mjølnir's enchantment allowed its worthy wielders to swing it nearly effortlessly yet, in reality, it was as heavy as a mountain to an average person. Its ability to manipulate its weight allowed Mjølnir to fly at high speeds without slowing down when hurled as well as have it strike with a massive concussive force equal to at least that of a grenade. In Jotunheim, Thor bashed the Frost Giants around him with his war hammer, then threw Mjølnir, making it strike multiple Frost Giants in its path in moments. Quicksilver and Hulk were pinned down by Mjølnir's immense weight, as was Loki. Mjølnir's momentum could also be manipulated. If held by someone worthy, its momentum would be that of a simple hammer. If caught and held by someone unworthy in mid-air after being thrown by someone worthy, its momentum would be that of a heavily-weighted object with its velocity unchanged. However, an immensely strong entity could catch it easily without being overwhelmed by the force, as evidenced when Hela effortlessly caught it and prevented Thor from pulling it back simply by gripping it firmly.

"*When I spun it really fast it gave me the ability to fly.*"
— Thor to Korg

* **Flight**: Thor was capable of spinning Mjølnir with great force, at such high speeds that it seems like a blur to the naked eye, and by holding onto the leather thong or strap, was capable of flying through the air at tremendous speeds. How fast was not specified, but he was able to remain aloft in the middle of a Class-5 tornado, and traverse the distance from his father's chambers to Heimdall's Observatory and back again in seconds. He used Mjølnir to fly into combat against Iron Man in the woods, to fly to the top of a skyscraper and on top of a Chitauri warship. However, Mjølnir apparently only allowed the wielder to remain airborne when moving continuously, so Thor was unable to hover in one spot using it.

"*Every time I threw it, it would always come back to me.""Sounds like you had a pretty special intimate relationship with this hammer.*"
— Thor and Korg

* **Weapon Summoning**:  File:Mavengersfilmstillsgh35.jpg   Mjølnir obeyed Thor's summons as though it were alive. Mjølnir traveled to Thor when it was displaced within a crater from miles away, reaching him in seconds. Mjølnir would return to Thor whenever it was thrown at an opponent. While battling Hulk in a hanger of the Helicarrier, Thor summoned Mjølnir from another room and it came crashing through the Helicarrier to get to him. After Mjølnir was hurled, Thor was able to change the hammer's direction and trajectory in flight easily with his thoughts. However, if it is caught by someone worthy or with tremendous strength, Thor would be unable to pull it back to his hand, as was evidenced by Hela gripping it and therefore preventing Thor from summoning it back.
* **Clothes Generation**: Mjølnir was able to conjure armor onto its user or change their combat attire into something more casual. Thor took advantage of this ability to change from Asgardian casual wear to his armor, and from his armor to human street clothes. Additionally, the hammer demonstrated being able to transform and disguise itself to an extent, either through enchantments placed upon it or from its own power, which notably allowed it to transform into an umbrella and then back again. Thor removed these disguises using his lightning when facing Hela.
* **Resurrection**: Mjølnir could heal and return people from death, as it was capable of reviving Thor after he was killed by the Destroyer. This power may be restricted to those who are worthy of wielding it.
* **Physical Augmentation**: When Steve Rogers wielded Mjølnir, it greatly enhanced his physical abilities, such as strength and durability, which allowed him to fight against Thanos on equal terms although he became eventually overpowered due to Thanos' superior skills.

## Appearances

* *Thor*
* *Thor, The Mighty Avenger*
* *What If...?*
	+ *Season One*
		- *What If... T'Challa Became a Star-Lord?* (alternate 2008)
* *The Avengers Prelude: Fury's Big Week*
	+ *Iron Man 2*
	+ *Thor*
		- *What If...?*
			* *Season One*
				+ *What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?* (alternate 2011)
* *The Avengers: The Avengers Initiative*
* *The Avengers*
	+ *Avengers: Endgame* (alternate 2012)
	+ *Loki*
		- *Season One*
			* *Glorious Purpose* (alternate 2012)
	+ *Thor: The Dark World Prelude* (concurrent events)
	+ *Avengers: Infinity War Prelude* (flashback)
* *Spider-Man: Homecoming* (drawing; flashback)
* *Iron Man 3* (mentioned)
* *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
	+ *Season One*
		- *Pilot* (flashback)
		- *0-8-4* (mentioned)
* *Thor: The Dark World*
	+ *Avengers: Infinity War Prelude* (flashback)
	+ *Avengers: Endgame* (alternate 2013)
* *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
	+ *Season One*
		- *The Well* (mentioned)
* *Daredevil*
	+ *Season One*
		- *In the Blood* (mentioned)
* *Avengers: Operation HYDRA*
* *Avengers: Age of Ultron*
	+ *What If...?*
		- *Season One*
			* *What If... Ultron Won?* (alternate 2015)
	+ *Avengers: Infinity War Prelude* (flashback)
* *Luke Cage*
	+ *Season One*
		- *Moment of Truth* (mentioned)
		- *Who's Gonna Take the Weight?* (mentioned)
		- *Just to Get a Rep* (mentioned)
* *Marvel One-Shot: Team Thor: Part 1* (alternate 2016)
* *Marvel One-Shot: Team Thor: Part 2* (alternate 2016)
* *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
	+ *Season Four*
		- *Hot Potato Soup* (mentioned)
* *What If...?*
	+ *Season One*
		- *What If... Thor Were an Only Child?* (alternate universe)
		- *What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?* (alternate universe)
* *Thor: Ragnarok*
	+ *Avengers: Infinity War Prelude* (concurrent events; reflection)
* *Avengers: Infinity War* (mentioned)
* *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
	+ *Season Five*
		- *The Force of Gravity* (mentioned)
* *Avengers: Endgame*
* *WandaVision*
	+ *Season One*
		- *The Series Finale* (memory)
* *Hawkeye*
	+ *Season One*
		- *Never Meet Your Heroes* (prop)
* *Ms. Marvel*
	+ *Season One*
		- *Generation Why* (drawings & model)
* *Thor: Love and Thunder* (unreleased)
* *Loki*
	+ *Season One*
		- *Journey Into Mystery* (Void)

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Thor*
2. ↑ *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 1.02: 0-8-4*
3. ↑ *Iron Man 2* Post-Credits Scene
4. ↑ *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 1.08: The Well*
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 *The Avengers*
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 *Thor: The Dark World*
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 *Avengers: Age of Ultron*
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 *Thor: Ragnarok*
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 *Avengers: Endgame*
10. ↑ *Loki: 1.05: Journey Into Mystery*
11. ↑ *What If...?: 1.02: What If... T'Challa Became a Star-Lord?*
12. ↑ *What If...?: 1.03: What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?*
13. ↑ *What If...?: 1.07: What If... Thor Were an Only Child?*
14. ↑ *What If...?: 1.09: What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?*
15. ↑ *What If...?: 1.08: What If... Ultron Won?*