Warhammer

“Once far too heavy for him to lift, Toby very cleverly has Vendel trap the anti-gravity curse into the warhammer, making it light enough to hoist into the air. Unfortunately, the density of the warhammer is unpredictable, but over time, Toby learns to master the art of wielding its crushing blows.”

―The Art of Trollhunters

Warhammer
Type	Warhammer
Origin	Weapons Wall in The Hero's Forge
User(s)	Toby Domzalski Jim Lake Jr. (briefly)
Used for	Battling enemies Flight
Victims	Angor Rot Gumm-Gumms Goblins Detective Scott Hazmat Scientists Omens
Status	Intact
First appearance	"Airheads" (Trollhunters) "D'aja Vu" (3Below)
Last appearance	"The Eternal Knight: Part 2" (Trollhunters) "A Glorious End, Part Two" (3Below)

The Warhammer is Toby's primary weapon of choice.

History

In "Airheads", Toby grows jealous that Claire gets to possess a magical weapon like Jim. Wanting his own weapon as well, he finds the Warhammer in the Forge's weapons wall, though it was initially too heavy for him to wield.

Luckily, after Vendel traps a gravity curse into the Warhammer, he can now wield it with almost no strain, though he still had problems cooping with its new gravity-changing abilities. Gradually, as the series progressed, he gains better control over his choice of weapon.

Abilities

• Gravitational Switch: The Warhammer's main ability is changing the amount of gravity pulling on itself, to either become very light or very heavy, as a result of a curse being placed inside of it. Its great weight makes it a weapon of great destructive power when used correctly. When being used, it has a fiery glow.
  • Flight: As the series progresses, Toby gains greater control over the Warhammer, even using it to fly during his final battles against Morgana and Morando.
• Portable Form: After seeing Toby having some difficulties wielding the warhammer, Blinky made some modifications in it so that it could assume a more portable pocket shape.

Limitation

• Unpredictability (occasionally): At first, Toby was having trouble adjusting to his warhammer's ability as it often becomes heavy and light without warning. Luckily, as the series progresses, Toby gains better control of his weapon.
• Heaviness (formerly): At first, the warhammer was way too heavy for Toby to even lift. After transferring the gravity curse into it, Toby is able to wield it perfectly (sort of, at least).

Appearances

Appearances in the Trilogy

Trollhunters Part One "Airheads" "Where Is My Mind?" (mentioned) "Party Monster" "Something Rotten This Way Comes" Part Two  "Escape from the Darklands"  "Grand Theft Otto"  "KanjigAAARRRGGHH!!!"  "Homecoming"  "Hiss Hiss, Bang Bang"  "Hero with a Thousand Faces"  "Just Add Water"  "The Reckless Club"  "Unbecoming" (mentioned)  "In the Hall of the Gumm-Gumm King" Part Three "Night Patroll" "Arcadia's Most Wanted" "Parental Guidance" "The Oath" "The Eternal Knight: Part 1" "The Eternal Knight: Part 2" 3Below Part One  "D'aja Vu"  "Last Night on Earth" Part Two  "Moving Day"  "Mother's Day"  "Ill Gotten Gains"  "Asteroid Rage"  "The Big Sleep"  "Race to Trollmarket"  "A Glorious End, Part One"  "A Glorious End, Part Two"

Trivia

• Toby's Warhammer somewhat loosely resembles Thor's hammer Mjølnir from Marvel.
• Toby's warhammer was shown able to deflect Neurometer Blasts in "Ill Gotten Gains".

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