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Hand of Midas Hand of Midas

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The Hand of Midas, also called the "Golden Hand" and the "Ultimate Treasure", is a powerful but cursed magical item that plays a major role in Aladdin and the King of Thieves, in which it serves as the primary target of the Forty Thieves. It is found on the Vanishing Isle, an island on the back of a giant sea turtle that sinks into the ocean every few years. Cassim, the King of Thieves and Aladdin's father, wanted it so his family could live a better life thankless one out on the streets of Agrabah. The Hand of Midas is currently a prize fighter in London. He is called the Hand of Midas because his right hand is a large Cybernetic Limb that is painted gold. He has lost to Pip in a fair fight. The Hand of Midas appeared in Aladdin and the King of Thieves. It has the power to turn anything to gold. Aladdin's father, Cassim, spent much of his life looking for the Hand in the belief that he could use it to help his family, but when he finally found it, he realized that all he had accomplished was taking himself away from his family, prompting him to discard the Hand by throwing it to the bottom of the sea. It is based on the famous myth of King Midas and the Golden Touch, hence the object's name and ability, which is odd because the story of King Midas is a Greek Myth, not Arabian. Hand of Midas sind ein Nutzgegenstand aus DotA und Dota 2.

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To transform anything and anyone it into pure gold with a mere touch.

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Cassim, Sa'luk, Aladdin

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Hand sculpture

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Hand of Midas Hand of Midas

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Gets thrown into the sea and abandoned

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Golden Hand, Ultimate Treasure

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To turn anything it touches into pure gold.

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Turn anything or anyone into solid gold

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Is an artifact at turns anything it touches into pure gold. It resides on the Vanishing Isle that only comes to the surface every two thousand years.]]

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Hand of Midas

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Hand of Midas sind ein Nutzgegenstand aus DotA und Dota 2. The Hand of Midas is currently a prize fighter in London. He is called the Hand of Midas because his right hand is a large Cybernetic Limb that is painted gold. He has lost to Pip in a fair fight. The Hand of Midas appeared in Aladdin and the King of Thieves. It has the power to turn anything to gold. Aladdin's father, Cassim, spent much of his life looking for the Hand in the belief that he could use it to help his family, but when he finally found it, he realized that all he had accomplished was taking himself away from his family, prompting him to discard the Hand by throwing it to the bottom of the sea. It is based on the famous myth of King Midas and the Golden Touch, hence the object's name and ability, which is odd because the story of King Midas is a Greek Myth, not Arabian. The Hand of Midas, also called the "Golden Hand" and the "Ultimate Treasure", is a powerful but cursed magical item that plays a major role in Aladdin and the King of Thieves, in which it serves as the primary target of the Forty Thieves. It is found on the Vanishing Isle, an island on the back of a giant sea turtle that sinks into the ocean every few years. Cassim, the King of Thieves and Aladdin's father, wanted it so his family could live a better life thankless one out on the streets of Agrabah. According to legend, it belongs to the legendary King Midas of Phrygia, who possesses the same power as the artifact: to turn everything he touches into gold. True to said legend, the Hand of Midas, like its tragic namesake owner, who also accidentally turned his young daughter into unfeeling metal, can transform anything that it comes into contact with, into solid auric metal. Anything touched by the Hand of Midas turns to gold, but its bronze handle is perfectly safe. The power of the Hand of Midas is so great it was even able to transform inanimate objects and living beings into gold, regardless in what state they are in, as it turned an entire sea into gold as it did with the Vanishing Isle and the Forty Thieves' sailing ship, and ultimately did the same to the vicious thief Sa'luk who was blinded by his own greed. But in the end, Cassim realized his real "ultimate treasure" was his son and tossed the Hand of Midas into the sea. Although Cassim did not seek vengeance against the Forty Thieves for their betrayal, he unintentionally causes their demise as the Hand accidentally hits their ship, turning it to gold. The solid gold ship proves unseaworthy, and it sinks to the bottom of the sea.