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"Eternal Champion" is a title based upon conjecture.

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Eternal Champion

The Eleventh Doctor believed himself to be an instance of a multiversal archetype who kept the Cosmic Balance between Law and Chaos within the Million Spheres. Captain Cornelius was another instance of this archetype.

After the end of the Last Great Time War, with all the Time Lords gone, the Doctor had no direct counterparts of himself in the multiverse. However, he believed that other people existed in the multiverse who took the same actions as him to fulfill the same destinies. He called them echoes of echoes and shadows of shadows, with there being no original instance of this archetype and all instances being reflections of each other. Cornelius describes this phenomenon as functioning like "wheels within wheels".

When Cornelius made his decree on Venice that he was searching for the Roogalator, the planet's inhabitants felt as if they were in audience with the multiverse's own "proud, cold soul". (PROSE: The Coming of the Terraphiles [+]Loading...["The Coming of the Terraphiles (novel)"])

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In various novels set in the Michael Moorcock Multiverse, this archetype is named the "Eternal Champion". Many protagonists of Moorcock novels are described as being instances of the Eternal Champion.

Other instances of the Eternal Champion include Elric, Jerry Cornelius, and Seaton Begg.