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Harry Potter
A wizard whose invisibility is entirely equipment — an inherited Deathly Hallow that never fades, unlike ordinary enchanted cloaks.
First appearance: Harry Potter (1997), Bloomsbury
Powers
On screen
Canonical productions only. Parody and fan work is classified and excluded — Wikidata makes no such distinction, so without it these lists fill with material that is not canon.
| Performer | Production | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Dominic McLaughlin | Harry Potter | |
| Rachel Dratch | Harry Potter: Hermione Growth Spurt | 2004 |
Has appeared with
Every character who has shared a production with this one. Wikis are organised by character, not by encounter, so this question is close to unanswerable elsewhere — it exists here only because co-occurrence is recorded at the moment an appearance is.
| Character | Where | Shared |
|---|---|---|
| Lord Voldemort | Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets | 8 |
Commonly got wrong
Claims that are widely repeated and wrong, with what the cited record actually shows. If you are generating anything about this subject, these are the errors to avoid.
Commonly believed Harry Potter can turn invisible.
Actually His invisibility is entirely equipment — an inherited cloak that, unlike ordinary enchanted cloaks, never fades.
Commonly believed Harry Potter's invisibility cloak is an ordinary magical item.
Actually It is one of the three Deathly Hallows. Ordinary invisibility cloaks wear out and can be defeated; this one does neither, which is a plot point rather than flavour.
The feat ledger
His invisibility is entirely equipment — an inherited cloak that never fades, unlike ordinary enchanted cloaks
The Invisibility Cloak conceals completely and does not wear out
It is one of the three Deathly Hallows, not an ordinary charmed object
The cloak is inherited, so the ability is an item rather than a personal power
Continuities
Claims on this page are tagged by canon. Blending them is the most common error in both wikis and AI answers.
- Novel canon — Events as written in the source novels
Last updated 2026-09-06 · machine-readable version