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[[File:LinkYoungLinkHookshot.png|thumb|A comparison of Link and Young Link's respective Hookshots.]] | [[File:LinkYoungLinkHookshot.png|thumb|A comparison of Link and Young Link's respective Hookshots.]] | ||
*Link and Young Link both use the same model for the Hookshot; as a result, it looks larger when Young Link uses it. | *Link and Young Link both use the same model for the Hookshot; as a result, it looks larger when Young Link uses it. | ||
*Link is the only character in ''Melee'' to get only 33 frames of invincibility when grabbing a ledge. All other characters get 37 frames of invincibility when grabbing a ledge | *Link is the only character in ''Melee'' to get only 33 frames of invincibility when grabbing a ledge. All other characters get 37 frames of invincibility when grabbing a ledge. | ||
*Link is one of 3 ''Super Smash Bros.'' characters whose [[neutral special move]] changed during the transition from ''Super Smash Bros. 64'' to ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'', the others being [[Ness]] and [[Jigglypuff]]. In the first ''Super Smash Bros.'' game, Link's neutral special was the [[Boomerang]]; from ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' and forth, he instead uses the Bow (or variants such as the [[Hero's Bow]]), with the Boomerang being reassigned as a [[side special move]]. | *Link is one of 3 ''Super Smash Bros.'' characters whose [[neutral special move]] changed during the transition from ''Super Smash Bros. 64'' to ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'', the others being [[Ness]] and [[Jigglypuff]]. In the first ''Super Smash Bros.'' game, Link's neutral special was the [[Boomerang]]; from ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' and forth, he instead uses the Bow (or variants such as the [[Hero's Bow]]), with the Boomerang being reassigned as a [[side special move]]. | ||
*''Melee'' is the only ''Smash'' game where Link is paired up with another version of him who is technically the same character: in this case, the adult form of the Hero of Time is paired up with his own child form, who is now portrayed here as being his own character. Both ''Brawl'' and ''SSB4'' replace the two with the ''Twilight Princess'' and ''Wind Waker'' versions of Link, respectively, while ''Ultimate'' replaces the former with the ''Breath of the Wild'' version of Link, brings back the younger version of the Hero of Time, but keeps the latter from ''The Wind Waker''. | *''Melee'' is the only ''Smash'' game where Link is paired up with another version of him who is technically the same character: in this case, the adult form of the Hero of Time is paired up with his own child form, who is now portrayed here as being his own character. Both ''Brawl'' and ''SSB4'' replace the two with the ''Twilight Princess'' and ''Wind Waker'' versions of Link, respectively, while ''Ultimate'' replaces the former with the ''Breath of the Wild'' version of Link, brings back the younger version of the Hero of Time, but keeps the latter from ''The Wind Waker''. |