is mjolnir sentient

There's a possibility. It depends on the storyline and creative decisions of the comic writers.

Yes, Mjolnir was destroyed in some comic storylines.

One well - known example is the Ents from 'The Lord of the Rings'. These are tree - like beings that can move, talk, and have their own thoughts and feelings. They are very protective of the forest and play a significant role in the battle against the forces of evil.

A sentient graphic novel is a type of graphic novel that often involves characters or elements with self - awareness or consciousness. It can be a very interesting genre as it combines the visual storytelling of a graphic novel with deep philosophical concepts about sentience.

The origin could be some ancient, long - forgotten magic. Maybe it was created by a powerful and now - extinct clan. They might have imbued it with a spirit or some form of intelligence for a specific purpose, like protecting a hidden treasure or an important location.

Sentient Grimm might also form alliances with certain characters or groups. This would completely shift the power balance in the story. Maybe a group of villains in RWBY would team up with the sentient Grimm to achieve their own goals, leading to a much more complex and unpredictable plot. They could also be a source of new information, like knowledge about ancient Grimm secrets or powers that no one else knew about, which could also drive the plot forward in new directions.

Yes, Mjolnir has been destroyed in some comic storylines. Usually, it's part of a complex plot development.

To be worthy of Mjolnir in this fanfiction, Harry could have a journey of self - discovery. He realizes that his power as a wizard is not just about defeating Voldemort, but about protecting all beings, whether they are wizards, muggles or Asgardians. He could start to train in Asgardian ways of combat and magic, learning their values of honor and courage. Through this process, he gradually becomes someone who Odin or Thor would see as worthy of wielding Mjolnir.

Well, without more context, it's hard to say exactly. But it might deal with themes like consciousness in an inanimate celestial body. Maybe it's a science - fiction story where the sentient star is a central character, with a plot revolving around how other beings in the cosmos react to it, or how it tries to communicate its sentience to others.

I don't know who the author of the'sentient star novel' is. There could be many relatively unknown authors out there with such an interesting - sounding work.