Why did Odin throw the hammer after Thor?

Odin rescued his son, and then reacted in fury. He stripped Thor of both his honor and his power, declaring him to be unworthy of his title, unworthy of the loved ones he had betrayed. Odin bound Thor’s power to Mjolnir, declaring that he could only truly become Thor once again when he had proven himself worthy.

What does Thor’s father whisper to the hammer?

“Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.”

Why was Thor not worthy in Avengers?

The reason he cannot summon it after crashing on the field is because it needs to be energized by thunder to to do his bidding, without which it’s just a heavy hammer. Only an electric force field around the hammer allows it to hover to him.

Why did Odin bind Thor’s power to Mjolnir?

Odin bound Thor’s power to Mjolnir, declaring that he could only truly become Thor once again when he had proven himself worthy. It was a strong, albeit extreme reaction – one that even Loki was surprised by.

What is THOR’s Hammer called?

―Odin enchanting Mjölnir Mjölnir was the primary weapon of Thor Odinson, the Asgardian God of Thunder. It was an enchanted hammer of tremendous power that grants Thor the ability to fly and summon lightning against his foes.

Why did Odin banish his son Mjolnir to Earth?

When Odin intervenes, anyway, he chooses to banish his son to Earth, so that he can learn some humility, and casts a spell on Mjölnir, declaring that it won’t come back in Thor’s hands until he proves to be worthy of it. Sent to Earth along with Thor, Mjölnir lands in New Mexico, where is found inside a crater by some people living nearby.

Why was Thor stripped of his powers in Ragnarok?

Thor: Ragnarok explained the real reason why Odin stripped Thor of his powers in the first film. In Thor, the God of Thunder earned the All-Father’s ire when he foolishly launched a strike against Laufey and the Frost Giants of Jotunheim.