History Main / TeleportCloak

See also CapeWings and InvisibilityCloak.

* An item in ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' is named Cape of the Mountebank.

* Esmeralda actually did this mundanely in ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', causing Frollo to think that she is using witchcraft.

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* Cloak, of the Creator/MarvelComics team of ''ComicBook/CloakAndDagger''.

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* Cloak, of the Creator/MarvelComics team of ComicBook/CloakAndDagger.
* Minor Franchise/MarvelUniverse character Devil-Slayer has a cloak that allows him to teleport.
* The Witching Cloak in ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}''.
* Envelope Girl from ''ComicBook/{{Enigma}}'', though she usually uses it to transport unwitting strangers to other places at random.
* ''ComicBook/{{Hawkman}}'' foe the Fadeaway Man possesses the Cloak of Cagliostro which provides access to another dimension, granting him the power of teleportation.

* Creator/LarryNiven's ''Literature/KnownSpace'' has teleportation booths. The leader of a criminal gang in one short story wears a cloak as an affectation, and at the end of the story, he tries to escape the police by [[AllEncompassingMantle wrapping himself up in the cloak]] and activating the teleportation circuitry woven into it. Unfortunately for him, the police have already [[TeleportInterdiction Teleport Interdicted]] the area, and he ends up in a security checkpoint.
* In ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePhilosophersStone'', Albus Dumbledore teleports away from Privet Drive using one of these at the end of the first chapter. [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness Afterwards, however, he apparates like anyone else.]]
* In one of Grimm's Fairy tales. A Hunter got a magic cloak that allows him to teleport anywhere he wish to go. He later got the cloak stolen by an evil witch, but manage to get it back later.

* Slayer from ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'' has one.
* ''VideoGame/RuneScape'' has several capes that teleport you, the Ardougne cape the most notable example.

* In "[[WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer Dora's Christmas Carol]]", Dora and Swiper use "travel cloaks" to travel through time in a pastiche of ''Literature/AChristmasCarol''.
* El Dorado of ''{{WesternAnimation/Superfriends}}'' has this.
* Vlad in ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'' has been known to do this, though its likely more for dramatic effect instead of actually ''needing'' the cloak to teleport.
* Mysterio of ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderman'' pretends to do this, but he's really combining [[SmokeOut smoke]] with a technology-based InvisibilityCloak.
* {{Maybe|MagicMaybeMundane}} Mother Gothel in ''WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}}'', although it could just be OffscreenTeleportation.
* Esmeralda actually did this in ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', causing Frollo to think that she is using witchcraft.

* ''VideoGame/{{Kirby}}'': Meta Knight does a VideoGame/MegaMan-style teleport with his cape. It is also one of his special moves in his ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' appearances.

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* Kaede from ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'' has an artifact that kind of does this... it leads to a beach house.

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* Cloak, of the Creator/MarvelComics team of Comicbook/CloakAndDagger.

* The Witching Cloak in ''Comicbook/{{Fables}}''.
* Envelope Girl from ''{{ComicBook/Enigma}}'', though she usually uses it to transport unwitting strangers to other places at random.

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* Nova Shine's Night Master cloak allows him to teleport between two places in ''FanFic/TheApprenticeTheStudentAndTheCharlatan''.

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* ComicBook/Champions2016 gives Miles a cloak on Weirdworld that let him teleport, complete with a spiderweb design on the inside.

Characters using a cloak, or a BadassCape, for {{Teleportation}}. This could be rooted in the fact that cloaks are often used to hide the user in the dark, so a someone who goes into a dark alley while wearing a black cloak appears to disappear.

* {{Maybe|MagicMaybeMundane}} Mother Gothel in ''Disney/{{Tangled}}'', although it could just be OffscreenTeleportation.
* Esmeralda actually did this in ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', causing Frollo to think that she is using witchcraft.

* ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} foe the Fadeaway Man possesses the Cloak of Cagliostro which provides access to another dimension, granting him the power of teleportation.

Characters using a cloak, or a BadassCape, for {{teleport|ersAndTransporters}}ation. This could be rooted in the fact that cloaks are often used to hide the user in the dark, so a someone who goes into a dark alley while wearing a black cloak appears to disappear.

Characters using a cloak, or a BadassCape, for [[TeleportersAndTransporters teleportation]]. This could be rooted in the fact that cloaks are often used to hide the user in the dark, so a someone who goes into a dark alley while wearing a black cloak appears to dissappear.

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* Kaede from ''MahouSenseiNegima'' has an artifact that kind of does this... it leads to a beach house.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'': Oberon's cloak can teleport you to a dark cold place if he's pissed off.

* [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane Maybe]] Mother Gothel in ''Disney/{{Tangled}}'', although it could just be OffscreenTeleportation.

* Cloak, of the MarvelComics team of Comicbook/CloakAndDagger.
* Minor MarvelUniverse character Devil-Slayer has a cloak that allows him to teleport.

* In the final ''Literature/IncarnationsOfImmortality'' novel ''Under A Velvet Cloak'', the protagonist receives a velvet cloak and performs magic, including a kind of teleportation with it. Later, she learns [[spoiler:she doesn't need the cloak.]]

* A villain from ''YuYuHakusho'' has the "Cape of No Return". He throws it over his opponent and it teleports him to a random location anywhere in the universe. Although he has no control over where the cape takes them (Kuwabara was taken a few miles away), the cape usually lives up to its name by sending the victim to Hell, outer space, or some other hazardous location.

* El Dorado of ''{{Superfriends}}'' has this.

* Mysterio of ''TheSpectacularSpiderman'' pretends to do this, but he's really combining [[SmokeOut smoke]] with a technology-based InvisibilityCloak.

* ''VideoGame/{{Kirby}}'': Meta Knight does a VideoGame/MegaMan-style teleport with his cape.
** ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros Brawl'': Meta Knight's Down Special

* Vlad in ''DannyPhantom'' has been known to do this, though its likely more for dramatic effect instead of actually ''needing'' the cloak to teleport.

* In the final ''IncarnationsOfImmortality'' novel ''Under A Velvet Cloak'', the protagonist receives a velvet cloak and performs magic, including a kind of teleportation with it. Later, she learns [[spoiler:she doesn't need the cloak.]]

* An item in ''DungeonsAndDragons'' is named Cape of the Mountebank.

* ''{{Kirby}}'': Meta Knight does a VideoGame/MegaMan-style teleport with his cape.
** ''SuperSmashBros Brawl'': Meta Knight's Down Special
* Slayer from ''GuiltyGear'' has one.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'': Odin's cloak can teleport you to a dark cold place if he's pissed off.