Yes he can, he not only welded DC'S version of Mjolnir but also Marvel's Mjolnir. While later on in the story he couldn't do it, it was later retconned in Jane's Mighty Thor run that Superman is worthy.
While Superman could potentially overpower Thor , blows rendered by the mystical Mjolnir would likely impose serious damage on the Kryptonian hero. However, with his super-speed, the Man of Steel could probably avoid the Thunder God's lightning.
Superman could wield Mjolnir because he is, at his core, one of the purest heroes in the DC universe. In fact, Superman has wielded Thor's hammer before. In Avengers/JLA #4, a crossover limited series from 2004, Superman was able to lift Mjolnir in a battle with Kronos.
So, while Dragon Ball's Goku could lift Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, the same nobility and fighting spirit that make him worthy would likely mean he'd instead focus on pushing his limits and find a way to win without it.
The point of Mjolnir is that it can only be lifted if its wielder is “worthy”. In reality the hammer only weighs around 40 pounds which most adults should be capable of lifting. All in all it really depends if Saitama is worthy but if you remove the spell then Saitama could easily lift Mjolnir.
Luca Fiocchi's answer: No way, Goku will be stronger than Super Saiyan Blue Vegeta, but he can't lift a trillion of these robots. It's like switching from a liter bottle of water To a mountain, Goku …
Surprisingly, the answer is almost certainly, “No.” Although Batman's will and moral compass do make him a worthy candidate for Thor's hammer, his track record with super powers is less than stellar. In several storylines, Batman has acquired genuine superpowers but frequently becomes corrupted by them.
Even so, taking both heroes at their maximum potential, it's practically a given that Superman would overpower Thor in terms of sheer physical strength. He may not consider himself a god, but the Last Son of Krypton can still outmatch the God of Thunder on his best day.
One of Superman's greatest weakness is the element Kryptonite. Now if you give Superman Kryptonite he dies. Thor can make kryptonite with his hammer and give it to Superman and Thor wins the fight easily.
They are durable in slightly different ways. Thor can be cut and can get a conventional haircut, Superman can't. Yet Thor can take a bomb that destroys a fifth of the universe and his body shows no injury (even though this kills him). Thor can have his heart removed and still fight for days with no amps Superman can't.
Yes it can because Superman has a weakness to magic and Thor's lightning is magical (actually it is his divine magic). The lightning would affect him the same as Captain Marvel's Shazam lightning would.
If Marvel fans have ever wondered if Spider-Man was worthy of lifting Thor's hammer, the answer is yes. Just NOT the Spider-Man you think… Although he didn't really meet Thor beyond a couple shared scenes in Avenger's Endgame, Spider-Man has shown he's actually a big fan of the Thunder God.
Meanwhile, MCU Phase 4 saw Stormbreaker being wielded by Thor, Gorr the God Butcher, Love, and anyone else who was strong enough to actually lift and swing it. This is because of the respective origins of both legendary Asgardian weapons.
Deadpool's trap separated Thor from his hammer long enough that he turned back into Olsen and Deadpool then took advantage of the chaos to grab the hammer... Deadpool then transformed into a version of Thor!
There's no question the Hulk is a near-indestructible force who comes out on top in almost all of his battles of pure strength. However, against Superman, he's outmatched. While Hulk's strength might rival that of the Man of Steel, Superman's other abilities give him a considerable edge against his opponent.
As mighty as they are, neither Thanos nor Superman is immortal. Both have been killed in the past, meaning neither is unbeatable. However, Thanos would need an ironclad plan to trap and defeat the Man of Steel, because if it comes down to plain old fisticuffs, Superman is definitely going to win.
While the Hulk loses the fight against Superman, as pretty much most heroes would, the battle leaves the Man of Steel utterly exhausted, showing off the Marvel hero's greatest strength: durability.
It turns out that Mjolnir is not simply looking for a warrior, no matter how righteous, but rather the first warrior into the fray. As the last man standing against Thanos - and the one who leads the charge once reinforcement arrive - the MCU's Steve Rogers rightfully fits the bill.
Nope. Lifting Thor's hammer has nothing to do with physical strength, but whether someone is worthy. Thor, like Hulk, is ridiculously strong and even he was unable to lift the hammer when he became “unworthy”.
Goku and Superman have strikingly similar origins and roles in their respective universes, leading fans to debate who would win in a fight. However, within the world of Dragon Ball, Goku has already proven his superiority to Suppaman, who is considered Dragon Ball's equivalent of Superman.
Even if Goku was able to use his highest form of power, Saitama's one-punch certainty means a fight wouldn't last for long. If we are to take Saitama's power and accuracy at face value, it almost doesn't matter who his opponent is — he would win outright.
