Who are the famous time travelers in fiction?

Famous time travelers often have some sort of special device or ability. For example, Doctor Who has the TARDIS which can go anywhere in time and space. Marty McFly has his DeLorean with a flux capacitor. They also tend to be very adaptable. When they land in different time periods, they have to quickly figure out how to blend in and deal with the new situations. And they usually have a mission or goal, like Sam Beckett in 'Quantum Leap' who is trying to correct historical wrongs.

Doctor Who is extremely famous. He's a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey and travels in his TARDIS, which looks like a blue police box on the outside but is a huge, dimensionally transcendental time - and - space - ship on the inside. Another one is Hermione Granger from the 'Harry Potter' series. With the Time - Turner, she is able to go back in time to attend more classes. And of course, there's Marty McFly from 'Back to the Future' who has some wild adventures through time in a DeLorean converted into a time machine.

Often, time travelers in fiction are depicted as outsiders in the time periods they visit. They might look different, talk differently, or have knowledge that is far ahead of the locals. In books like 'The Time Traveler's Wife', the time traveler has no control over his travels, which adds an element of chaos and unpredictability to his life. Fiction also explores the moral implications of time travel, like whether it's right to change the past or if the future is set in stone.

I'm not aware of any extremely famous ones specifically about time travelers taking airline passengers. There are a lot of time - travel stories in general, but this specific scenario isn't that common in mainstream well - known stories.

The story of John Titor stands out. He came onto the scene and shared details about a future world, including wars and technological advancements. He talked about time travel technology in his time as if it were common. But when we look at the facts, there are so many holes in his story. His predictions were often wrong, and his description of the future seemed more like a fictional dystopia. There are also some less - known stories of people who claim to have had brief time - travel experiences, like suddenly finding themselves in a different time period for a short while, but again, these are very hard to prove.

A young adventurer. This kind of person is full of enthusiasm and courage. They might stumble upon a time - traveling portal by accident and then embark on an amazing time - traveling journey. They don't have much knowledge at first but learn a lot during the adventure.

The main characters are Henry and Clare. Henry is the time traveler, and Clare is his wife.

The two main characters are Henry and Clare. Henry has the ability to time - travel involuntarily, which greatly affects their relationship. Clare is his wife who has to deal with his sudden disappearances and reappearances.

Ponyboy is a very popular choice. Since he is the main character and has a lot of emotional depth, it's interesting to see him travel through time. He could go back to change things that happened in the story, or forward to see the long - term effects of the events.

H.G. Wells is very famous. His 'The Time Machine' is a seminal work in time travel science fiction. It introduced the concept of a machine that can travel through time. Another is Ray Bradbury. His works often touch on time - related themes, like in 'A Sound of Thunder' where a small change in the past has huge consequences in the future.