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* The Digidestined/Digimon Tamers in the {{Digimon}} series.

* Access {{AmalgamUniverse}}

* Access {{http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AmalgamUniverse}}

* Corwin (and possibly Benedict) of Amber (''BookOfAmber'')

Imagine a TimeMaster but for alternate realities and multiverses. You get someone with the ultimate sense of WalkingTheEarth, ButNowIMustGo, and even TheHomewardJourney where the person's wanderlust or adventurous nature doesn't just take them across the world but beyond and between worlds. There is an increased impressiveness when a hero's traits are adapted to not just one grand frontier, but billions of them.

Imagine a TimeMaster but for alternate realities and multiverses. You get someone with the ultimate sense of WalkingTheEarth, ButNowIMustGo, and even TheHomewardJourney where the person's wanderlust or adventurous nature doesn't just take them across the world but beyond and between worlds. There is an increased impressiveness when a heroes traits are adapted to not just one grand frontier but billions and billions of them.

* Kevin Keene (''[=~Captain N: The Game Master~=]'')

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* Pretty much every MichaelMoorcock character. {{Elric}} is the most famous but almost all his characters roam the Multiverse. He may be the Trope Codifier

* Tom Taylor from {{The Unwritten}}, arguably.

Imagine a TimeLord trope but for alternate realities and multiverses. You get someone with the ultimate sense of WalkingTheEarth, ButNowIMustGo, and even TheHomewardJourney where the person's wanderlust or adventurous nature doesn't just take them across the world but beyond and between worlds. There is an increased impressiveness when a heroes traits are adapted to not just one grand frontier but billions and billions of them.

* Marvel's {{Exiles}}

The heroic version of MultiversalConqueror without the by-standing POV of GuardianOfTheMultiverse. Imagine a TimeLord trope but for alternate realities and multiverses. It's for the writer who just needs to get that little bit more freaky with their far and distant lands. You get someone with the ultimate sense of WalkingTheEarth, ButNowIMustGo, and even TheHomewardJourney where the person's wanderlust or adventurous nature doesn't just take them across the world but beyond and between worlds. There is an increased impressiveness when a heroes traits are adapted to not just one grand frontier but billions and billions of them.

* Pretty much every Micheal Moorcock character. Elric is the most famous but almost all his characters roam the Multiverse. He may be the Trope Codifier

* Sora (''KingdomHearts'')

The heroic version of MultiversalConqueror without the by-standing POV of GuardianOfTheMultiverse. Imagine a TimeLord trope but for alternate realities and multiverses. It's for the writer who just needs to get that little bit more freaky with their far and distant lands. You get someone with the ultimate sense of WalkingTheEarth and ButNowIMustGo where the person's wanderlust or adventurous nature doesn't just take them across the world but beyond and between worlds. There is an increased impressiveness when a heroes traits are adapted to not just one grand frontier but billions and billions of them.

* The Digidestined/Digimon Tamers in the {{Digimon}} series.

* The main characters in {{Sliders}}. The Sci-fi Channel seasons have them directly confront the [[MultiversalConquerer]] Kromags.

* Marvel Comics' {{Exiles}}.

* Kevin Keene (CaptainN:The Game Master)
* Roland Deschain (TheDarkTower Series)
* Tsukasa Kadoya (KamenRiderDecade)
* Sora (KingdomHearts)

* Will Parry (Phillip Pullman's HisDarkMaterials)

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