Thor essentially 'gives birth' to Vision, which means there's part of him – or more specifically part of Mjölnir – in Vision, which gives him the ability.
Other Marvel characters have lifted Mjolnir not through worthiness but through technicalities such as absorbing Thor's powers, including the Air-Walker, Awesome Android, Magneto, Rogue, Wonder Man, and Doctor Doom.
So, since the original Vision was worthy and lifted Mjolnir in Avengers: Age of Ultron, and since White Vision is technically the same mind and body as the original, it can be deduced that White Vision will still be worthy of lifting Mjolnir in Phase 4.
There, Hawkeye witnessed Thor's attempts to lift the hammer when the Asgardian hero was banished to Earth and thus had none of his powers, meaning he wasn't worthy of holding the hammer.
Thanos never lifted Mjolnir (the hammer). It was enchanted by Odin himself and only people who are deemed worthy can lift it. When Thor summoned Stormbreaker (the axe) Thanos grabbed it and tried to kill Thor. Stormbreaker doesn't have any enchantment on it.
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Who can lift Stormbreaker?
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.
Stormbreaker has the additional power to summon the Bifröst, allowing Thor to teleport anywhere in the Nine Realms. Screen Rant has identified Stormbreaker as the more powerful of the two, based on this ability, as well as it being a much larger and edged weapon.
Although Cap's internal conflicts prevented him from being fully worthy to lift Mjölnir during Age of Ultron, Cap really almost pulled off stealing Thor's thunder.
Growing a literal cape of vines and leaves that flow behind him as he flies, Groot Thor finishes up his Asgardian transformation by becoming worthy enough to wield the mighty Mjolnir, going so far as to change his iconic “I am Groot!” phrase to “I am Thor!” in the process.
But one of the pivotal scenes in Avengers: Age of Ultron depicts Vision, the android creation of Ultron, picking up Mjolnir and handing it to Thor. The implication is that Vision possesses the necessary moral fortitude demanded by Odin's spell, but there may be another reason.
Unlike the others, Zeus is not worthy to lift Mjolnir , but through a loophole, he can anyway. If Mjolnir is to enter his domain, Zeus's MCU powers should override Odin's enchantment, meaning he can hold Mjolnir.
Let's be clear: General Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross—AKA Red Hulk—is not worthy of Thor's powers nor has he actually lifted the hammer under normal circumstances.
Furthermore, characters like Jane Foster and Beta Ray Bill rule out some of Thor's more divine qualities as prerequisites for hurling his hammer. In a situation where he was fighting a terrible enemy and needed Mjolnir to defeat them, Goku should absolutely be able to lift the hammer.
This isn't even getting into the fact that, as we saw in Avengers #111 (by Steve Englehart, Don Heck and Mike Esposito), Magneto can control people's minds with his powers, so he could "wield" Mjolnir, in a way, by "wielding" Thor himself... (And yes, it is creepy that he has his daughter dancing for him).
It is NOT enchanted. Most people make this mistake but it was confirmed by the directors that anyone who possesses the ''physical strength'' to lift the weapon can lift it. How was Thanos able to lift both Mjölnir and Stormbreaker? He was able to lift Stormbreaker because Stormbreaker is purely about strength.
Many viewers have pointed out that Thanos was able to lift Stormbreaker without a problem, but this is because the ax isn't enchanted as Mjolnir is. Others believe Thanos lifted Mjolnir (although briefly) and have even argued that he would be worthy of doing so.
Originally Answered: Can Cap and Iron Man lift Stormbreaker now? Yes. Anyone can lift storm breaker. Because Odin did not said that Storm breaker can only be lifted by those who are worthy as he has said to Mjolnir.
Markus explains that it didn't have anything to do with his 'worthiness' at all: I think in that moment, Thanos is impressed by Steve's will. He's like, 'I can't believe this guy who apparently has no powers is trying this.
Aside from Thor being aware of Captain America's worthiness, the MCU set his amazing scene from Avengers: Endgame up throughout Steve's journey. The first installment featuring Steve, Captain America: The First Avenger solidified one of the main reasons why he was worthy of Mjolnir in the end: he was simply a good man.
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.
He has feats such as defeating Surtur (who can destroy a planet), conquering the 9 realms, and sealing away Hela. While there isn't much doubt that Thanos could beat Odin if he had all 6 stones, Odin could probably defeat Thanos if he only had one or two of them.
Make-believe metal is kind of hard to weigh. But then, in 1991, Marvel released a "Thor's Hammer" trading card that claims that Mjolnir weighs precisely 42.3 pounds. Yet, using the dimensions and weight on Marvel's trading card, it's estimated that the density of Mjolnir is about 2.13 grams per cubic centimeter.
The Infinity Stones, Thor's hammer Mjölnir, The Incredible Hulk, these are all nothing when compared to the Rings, which have now been described as "stronger than anything in your universe."
