In the Harry Potter Universe, invisibility cloaks are made from the hair of a demiguise, a magical creature with the ability to turn itself invisible. These cloaks will eventually go opaque over time, which Harry's will not. He posseses a "true" invisibility cloak which originally belonged to Death.
Harry Potter owns a Cloak of Invisibility, which is actually the third and final of the three Deathly Hallows which, according to legend, was first owned by Death. The Cloak of Invisibility was the only known Invisibility Cloak that would not fade with age and provide everlasting protection to the wearer, something no normal Invisibility Cloak could provide.
The Cloak of Invisibility is especially powerful. It is resistant to jinxes, hexes, and other spells which would normally damage or otherwise render a normal invisibility Cloak ineffective. It has also remained completely effective throughout its long existence, many times that of other cloaks, which lose their power over time.
Although powerful, the Cloak of Invisibility is not infallable. While the Cloak itself resists spell damage, it does not shield the wearer from spells used against them personally. For example, Harry was petrified while under the Cloak twice during the 1996-1997 school year. Also, someone wearing the cloak can still be seen by devices such as Alastor Moody's magical eye, or have their presence revealed through the Homenum Revelio spell.
It was probably given to him from his father because in the Deathly Hallows it said that each son gave it to their own son.
The invisibility cloak that Harry had was the original cloak of invisibility belonging to Death originally and it came to Harry or his father by being passed down generation to generation because Harry or the Potters were the generation or descendents of the youngest of the Peverell brothers.
Albus Dumbledore sent it to him anonymously for Christmas in 1991 (Harry's first year at Hogwarts). It previously belonged to James Potter, but Dumbledore borrowed it so he could study it. James was killed before Dumbledore could return it, so he passed it onto his son.
yes, but he has them at different times. he has the cloak already, and he has the ressurection stone but he drops it in the forbidden forest, and he gets the elder wand at the end of the book but he puts it back in dumbledore's tomb
Death originally owned it before giving it to Ignotus Peverell. It was passed throughout the generations and was given to James Potter. Albus Dumbledore, who had borrowed it from James Potter, then returned it to Harry Potter.
Harry Potter's father is James Potter and Arthur Weasley is his father-in-law. He was raised by his mothers sister and her husband, Petunia and Vernon and Aunt Petunia Dursley His godfather was Sirius Black.
Harry Potter has 2 sons; James Sirius Potter and Albus Severus Potter
James Potter disagreed with Lord Voldemort's view on the wizarding world and his attempts to take it over. To Lord Voldemort, James Potter was just in his way of killing Harry Potter.
The cloak had been passed through the generations and ended up with James Potter. Albus, who in his younger life had looked for the three deathly hallows (of which the cloak was one), borrowed the cloak and was in possession of it when James was murdered.
No, but James Potter did own one of the Hallows - the invisibility cloak.
The invisibility cloak. It was later revealed that Dumbledore gave it to him, and that it was James Potter's cloak.
Harry received the cloak in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, not the Chamber of Secrets.It was given to him by Albus Dumbledore who had borrowed it from James Potter. The cloak was in Dumbledore's possession at the time of the Potter's death and so he returned it to Harry.
1. Because she is a witch. 2. First she stunned Carow, then she came out from under the Cloak.
No. J.K. Rowling never said he was. Some people pretend he is though. But he wasn't.... And anyway, he doesn't have an invisibility cloak.
The cloak belonged to James Potter, Harry's father. Albus Dumbledore borrowed it from James shortly before his death. Dumbledore then returned it to Harry during his first Christmas at Hogwarts.
The cloak was originally owned by Ignotus Peverell. It was handed down through the generations of family, and eventually made it to James Potter, Harry's father. James loaned it to Albus Dumbledore, and was killed before Albus could return it. Albus eventually did pass it on to Harry on his father's behalf. At the end of the storyline, Harry Potter still owned the cloak.
Ignotus Peverell was the original owner of the invisibility cloak. It was passed through the generations and eventually was passed to James Potter, then Harry himself.
yes, but he has them at different times. he has the cloak already, and he has the ressurection stone but he drops it in the forbidden forest, and he gets the elder wand at the end of the book but he puts it back in dumbledore's tomb
Death originally owned it before giving it to Ignotus Peverell. It was passed throughout the generations and was given to James Potter. Albus Dumbledore, who had borrowed it from James Potter, then returned it to Harry Potter.
He received the invisibility cloak which was anonymously sent to him by the headmaster of Hogwarts, Professor Albus Dumbledore. This was useful because it allowed him to go about the corridors at night without being discovered.