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| ==In [[competitive play]]== | | ==In [[competitive play]]== |
| ===Most historically significant players=== | | ===Most historically significant players=== |
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| :''See also: [[:Category:Link players (SSB)]]'' | | :''See also: [[:Category:Link players (SSB)]]'' |
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| *{{Sm|Firo|USA}} - More known for his prominent {{SSB|Ness}}, but is also has a strong Link that he used in tournaments. Has placed 4th at {{Trn|The Empire Smashes Back}}, 7th at {{Trn|Pound 2016}}, 9th at {{Trn|COA VI}} and has used Link to beat {{Sm|Jimmy Joe}} and {{Sm|KoRoBeNiKi}}. Previously ranked 33rd on the [[2017 64 League Rankings]]. | | *{{Sm|Gyaki|Japan}} - 2nd best Link in Japan, placed 5th at [[Snosa III]] and 2nd at [[Kansai 2017]]. |
| *{{Sm|Gyaki|Japan}} - One of the best Link players in Japan and in the world. His best placement is his 2nd place at {{Trn|Kansai 2017}} where he defeated {{Sm|kysk}} and {{Sm|Kurabba}}. He also beat {{Sm|Isai}} and {{Sm|Josh Brody}} at {{Trn|Snosa III}} where he placed 5th. He was previously ranked 17th on the [[2017 64 League Rankings]].
| | *{{Sm|Hebiichigo|Japan}} - Japan's 3rd best Link. |
| *{{Sm|Hebiichigo|Japan}} - One of the best Link players in Japan. He placed 3rd at {{Trn|Kanto 2013}} and has top 8s at Kansai events such as {{Trn|Kansai 2016}} and {{Trn|Kansai 2022}} with wins over {{Sm|Tatsuman}}, {{Sm|Fukurou}}, and {{Sm|Shizuku}}. | | *{{Sm|Isai|USA}} - Placed 2nd at [[Apex 2012]] with solo Link, while also winning [[MELEE-FC Diamond]] (2007) and [[B.E.A.S.T 7]] while using Link alongside other characters. |
| *{{Sm|Isai|USA}} - One of the best Smash 64 players of all time who is efficient with the entire cast. Notably placed 2nd at {{Trn|Apex 2012}} with solo Link, beating top players such as {{Sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}}, {{Sm|JaimeHR}}, and {{Sm|Kefit}}. He has also placed 1st at {{Trn|B.E.A.S.T 7}} and 3rd at {{Trn|Snosa II}} primarily using the character. | | *{{Sm|Sekirei|Japan}} - Best Link in the world. |
| *{{Sm|Kort|Brazil}} - Considered the best Link player in South America. Kort is known for his utilization of Link's bombs, notably with the titled black-cat setup. He commonly played Link alongside other secondaries at multiple North American tournaments such as 2nd at {{Trn|Called Out!}}, 13th at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2016}}, and 17th at {{Trn|GENESIS 3}}. He was previously ranked 20th on the [[2018 64 League Rankings]].
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| *{{Sm|Sekirei|Japan}} - Considered the best Link player from Japan and of all time. He won {{Trn|Kanto Fall 2019}}, using Link to beat Kurabba and {{Sm|Fukurou}} to take the tournament. He additionally has great tournament results at other Kanto tournaments and has beaten other highly regarded players such as Isai and {{Sm|Jousuke}}. | |
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| ===Tier placement and history=== | | ===Tier placement and history=== |