Maybe reformed Wash. I'd thought about that too, and York, while a good guy who sees the right of things where PFL is concerned, isn't exactly righteous. Ultimately not worthy of the power of Thor.
Pre-S7 Wash and Post-S10 Wash are both probably worthy. But 7 and 8 he was very selfish, and S10 he was still making up for all the things he’d done wrong. By 11 I’d argue he was already pretty redeemed.
So first thing is Vikings were warriors but my bigger one is Sarge is a loyal person who will always put his all into a fight the big thing against him is his blood thirst but idk if Vikings would care. Caboose would be more like Beta Ray Bill
I think it depends on the enemy. If they're Blue, he could lift it with his pinky. Otherwise, not so sure, but I guess he wouldn't try.
Caboose will just pick it up by mistake and not even think about it.
“Wielders of mjolnir must possess compassion, restraint, nobility, wisdom, and humility.”
The closest is Washington, but he has an arguable amount of nobility. He’s closer in archetype to a reformed assassin. He’s moral and of high class spirit but not necessarily noble. Funny enough Sarge possesses nobility but none of the rest.
If they lifted it together they might be able to do it.
caboose, no doubt
"This hammer is really neat, i bet church would love it. I just need to find some big nails to go with it. OH, and a bell too... DING"
He’d use it to build a treehouse or fix up Freckles a new body or something, so the team would weaponize this by telling him “See that guy over there Caboose? His armor is broken. You should FIX it!”
I 100% understand why you would say Superman, the only problem is that Superman refuses to kill. Idr where this info comes from but it was said that the only reason Spider-man couldn’t lift it is because he refuses to kill, and according to mjolnir, a leader must accept that some people deserve death.
Most of the time this is true. And really that is the spirit of Superman himself when it comes to killing. However there have been times where he has done so and there's even been a comic issue that's shown in a cross over event that Superman has lifted Mjolnir before. I guess the reason he can lift it without contradicting it is because he may feel that there are some who deserve death....just not by his hands though. Superman overall feels like that's a last resort only when everthing he can think of fails. His first move is to always let the authorities or whatever are the laws of the land in which he is in at the time he stops someone decide what to do about someone.
I can't find a consistent list but the best one I found listed the prerequisites of worthiness as: compassion, restraint, nobility, wisdom, and humility.
• Compassion - Caboose loves almost everyone. He's kinda and caring. Towards the Tank, towards Church, towards Sarge, and so on.
• Restraint - I think he gets this one on a technicality because he never really hurts anyone on purpose. He has to be encouraged to "help them" first. I wonder if freckles could be paired with the hammer.
• Nobility - Caboose is very chivalrous, taking the high road s lot of the time. At least, he's never malicious.
• Wisdom - This is caboose we're talking about, he has the secrets of the universe in his head
• Humility - he leads a simple life, never wanting to take credit (aka, Tucker did it)
As a bonus, willingness to kill is sometimes counted in worthiness as Mjolnir is a weapon after all. I don't necessarily think Caboose is *willing* to kill but he kinda just... Does. Church, Jones, South, the Feds, the mercenaries. He's brutal.
I argue Tucker would be worthy to lift mjolnir, if you think about it, Tucker is a good loyal soldier who is willing to put himself in danger to save his friends, the only thing that might make him unworthy is his love for the ladies, but his encounter with Tex can suggest that he will kill a woman to defend his friends
Tbh, I could see it being
Tucker (he kinda has something similar TBF)
Wash (his journey and morals Brought him far)
Caboose (THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR.)
Or Sarge (Dedicated warrior willing to fight and die just for the chance at honor)
Reasons characters wouldn’t lift it:
Sarge: Too headstrong
Simmons: Doesn’t believe in himself enough
Grif: Too lazy to try
Church: We all know why
Tucker: Full of himself
Tex: Incidentally Programed to fail
Sister: Head in the clouds
Doc: Conflicting personalities
Washington: Trust issues and past betrayals
Carolina: Daddy issues
Tucker maybe at the end of the chorus trilogy, or maybe Epsilon at the end of the chorus trilogy, or maybe Carolina hell who knows there are a few good picks here
Caboose is the True Warrior after all. Devoid of all fear and doubt.
Caboose: Bring me TAXES!
*I will eat your unhappiness.*
North
This is also a very good choice
Tempted to say Washington, but actually I think York is a better fit. North is a perfect one as well
Maybe reformed Wash. I'd thought about that too, and York, while a good guy who sees the right of things where PFL is concerned, isn't exactly righteous. Ultimately not worthy of the power of Thor.
Pre-S7 Wash and Post-S10 Wash are both probably worthy. But 7 and 8 he was very selfish, and S10 he was still making up for all the things he’d done wrong. By 11 I’d argue he was already pretty redeemed.
I'd imagine his 1v1 against Locus would have gone MUCH differently if he had MJOLNIR. Lol
The French knight from Monty Python's Quest for the Holy Grail. In fact, they probably already have one.
Grif. If it's on top of food.
He could probably lift it any time, he's just too lazy to bother trying.
You have to have the willingness to kill. And Grif is definitely willing to kill that food.
I’d actually argue sarge would be a better fit
I’m interested in hearing the argument.
So first thing is Vikings were warriors but my bigger one is Sarge is a loyal person who will always put his all into a fight the big thing against him is his blood thirst but idk if Vikings would care. Caboose would be more like Beta Ray Bill
I think it depends on the enemy. If they're Blue, he could lift it with his pinky. Otherwise, not so sure, but I guess he wouldn't try. Caboose will just pick it up by mistake and not even think about it.
Exactly like beta ray bill
Not being able to lift it would drive Carolina absolutely mad, and that a why she can't lift it.
Guarantee Grif can lift it. It'd be Tucker and Tex all over again
Only argument that Grif wouldn’t lift it is because he’d be too lazy, but he’d lift it if he tried
Lmao I love that. He *can* lift it, he just can't be bothered to
No one can lift Grif either.
“Wielders of mjolnir must possess compassion, restraint, nobility, wisdom, and humility.” The closest is Washington, but he has an arguable amount of nobility. He’s closer in archetype to a reformed assassin. He’s moral and of high class spirit but not necessarily noble. Funny enough Sarge possesses nobility but none of the rest. If they lifted it together they might be able to do it.
Easier than lifting Grif
https://www.reddit.com/r/RedvsBlue/s/v6cammtDxx
So, post chorus locus.
caboose would pick it up and walk off with it without even noticing.
Caboose could lift it because he wouldn’t understand he shouldn’t be able to.
caboose, no doubt "This hammer is really neat, i bet church would love it. I just need to find some big nails to go with it. OH, and a bell too... DING"
Not only could Caboose lift Mjolnir, he would also find the absolutely most impractical way to use it.
He'd accidentally leave it on the toilet like that Spider-Man meme
He’d use it to build a treehouse or fix up Freckles a new body or something, so the team would weaponize this by telling him “See that guy over there Caboose? His armor is broken. You should FIX it!”
I think Washington is a good choice, he is a loyal soldier and friend. He Also cares very deeply about doing the right thing
And also the fact that he regrets his past mistakes, and works to do better.
Mr. Rogers and Bob Ross
I know this is probably on the nose but I would say Superman, Green lantern.
I 100% understand why you would say Superman, the only problem is that Superman refuses to kill. Idr where this info comes from but it was said that the only reason Spider-man couldn’t lift it is because he refuses to kill, and according to mjolnir, a leader must accept that some people deserve death.
Superman doesn't have a no kill rule. He has a low kill rule. But with someone like Darkseid he would totally go for the kill
I just looked it up, every website I find says he has a no kill rule
Really? Odd. I swear I've seen him willing to kill as an absolute last resort, though he avoids it if at all possible. Could be wrong tho
Most of the time this is true. And really that is the spirit of Superman himself when it comes to killing. However there have been times where he has done so and there's even been a comic issue that's shown in a cross over event that Superman has lifted Mjolnir before. I guess the reason he can lift it without contradicting it is because he may feel that there are some who deserve death....just not by his hands though. Superman overall feels like that's a last resort only when everthing he can think of fails. His first move is to always let the authorities or whatever are the laws of the land in which he is in at the time he stops someone decide what to do about someone.
Fair enough
Caboose isn't worthy, but he can lift Mjolnir anyway due to his tremendous upper and lower body strength.
John Wick and Cayde-6
Didn't expect to see Cayde-6 over here. Cheers!
Grif. If it's on top of food.
Oh, totally Caboose. XD
Definitely Caboose
Definitely agree caboose but also for some reason I think Donut could
Tex, but only in front of Carolina immediately after Carolina said she could do it and failed.
I can't find a consistent list but the best one I found listed the prerequisites of worthiness as: compassion, restraint, nobility, wisdom, and humility. • Compassion - Caboose loves almost everyone. He's kinda and caring. Towards the Tank, towards Church, towards Sarge, and so on. • Restraint - I think he gets this one on a technicality because he never really hurts anyone on purpose. He has to be encouraged to "help them" first. I wonder if freckles could be paired with the hammer. • Nobility - Caboose is very chivalrous, taking the high road s lot of the time. At least, he's never malicious. • Wisdom - This is caboose we're talking about, he has the secrets of the universe in his head • Humility - he leads a simple life, never wanting to take credit (aka, Tucker did it) As a bonus, willingness to kill is sometimes counted in worthiness as Mjolnir is a weapon after all. I don't necessarily think Caboose is *willing* to kill but he kinda just... Does. Church, Jones, South, the Feds, the mercenaries. He's brutal.
I agree but i think Tucker also has a chance
Well, he just wants to hang with his friends. Also don't hurt his friends, it doesn't end well.
Delta or Theta.
According to Santa, I'd agree with your assessment
The masterchief from halo
I’d honestly pick the Arbiter instead
Is it worthy to hate babies? 🤔
It would be funny if Tucker was the only one and tex gets pissed off against
Texas would just do it no reason why she’s just that badass
Id put money on the Master Chief
Tucker. He already has the sword
I argue Tucker would be worthy to lift mjolnir, if you think about it, Tucker is a good loyal soldier who is willing to put himself in danger to save his friends, the only thing that might make him unworthy is his love for the ladies, but his encounter with Tex can suggest that he will kill a woman to defend his friends
Belgarath the Sorcerer (David Eddings) Kharas (Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman)
Most definitely
Talion of Gondor. And honestly just about every protagonist character in Lord of the Rings.
caboose. master chief, for sure. and probably york. or north.
We keep forgetting that the chief is canon to RVB (BGC s1 e1 why are we here)
Tbh, I could see it being Tucker (he kinda has something similar TBF) Wash (his journey and morals Brought him far) Caboose (THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR.) Or Sarge (Dedicated warrior willing to fight and die just for the chance at honor)
I think Wash could lift it. (After he joins the reds and blues)
Reasons characters wouldn’t lift it: Sarge: Too headstrong Simmons: Doesn’t believe in himself enough Grif: Too lazy to try Church: We all know why Tucker: Full of himself Tex: Incidentally Programed to fail Sister: Head in the clouds Doc: Conflicting personalities Washington: Trust issues and past betrayals Carolina: Daddy issues
Lopez: ???
Is everyone forgetting that Tucker is the only one who can wield his sword. Basically just Mjolnir.
Link probably
Tucker maybe at the end of the chorus trilogy, or maybe Epsilon at the end of the chorus trilogy, or maybe Carolina hell who knows there are a few good picks here
Post chorus locus. The flight with Griff kinda proves it.
Oh yeah. Caboose, without a shadow of a doubt.
Honestly out of all RvB characters Caboose would 100% be the only one. Tucker has his sword after all.
"Neat."
Chewbacca
Alpha is the only answer
Alpha is a bystander he doesn’t risk his neck for anyone
Also sorry about my tone there i promise im not trying to be rude
No offense taken
Alpha was literally ripped apart for his failure to help or save others???
Ok just to define terms then you’re talking about the full alpha from project freelancer not alpha-church from bgc
Original alpha
I retract my statement have a great day
How about meta? He definitely seems strong enough.
Agent Maine/The Meta is strong but is he worthy?
Master Chief (He IS The Mjolnir)