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'''Link''' ({{ja|リンク|Rinku}}, ''Link'') is a playable character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''. His return to the series was announced during the [[Electronic Entertainment Expo|E3]] [[Nintendo Direct]] on June 11th, 2013.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13D1I5s236o Nintendo Direct@E3 2013]</ref> He was also among the first wave of [[amiibo]] that are compatible with ''SSB4''. | '''Link''' ({{ja|リンク|Rinku}}, ''Link'') is a playable character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''. His return to the series was announced during the [[Electronic Entertainment Expo|E3]] [[Nintendo Direct]] on June 11th, 2013.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13D1I5s236o Nintendo Direct@E3 2013]</ref> He was also among the first wave of [[amiibo]] that are compatible with ''SSB4''. | ||
As in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', Akira Sasanuma's portrayal of Link from ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess}}'' was repurposed for ''Smash 4'', with mostly returning voice clips from ''Brawl'', and in addition to some new ones sourced from the game. | As in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', Akira Sasanuma's portrayal of Link from ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess}}'' was repurposed for ''Smash 4'', with mostly returning voice clips from ''Brawl'', and in addition to some new ones sourced from the game. | ||
Link is ranked 31st out of | Link is ranked 31st out of 54 on the [[tier list]], placing him in the D tier. In addition to rendering Link as the second-highest-ranking mid-tier character, this is a significant improvement over his bottom-tier placement in ''Brawl'', where he was ranked 35th out of 38 and his best placement to date. Link possesses multiple [[projectile]]s in the form of his [[Hero's Bow]], [[Gale Boomerang]] and [[Bomb (Link)|Bomb]], each of which serve as great tools for combos, [[camp]]ing, [[gimp]]ing, and disrupting [[approach]]es. Aside from his projectiles, Link's {{s|zeldawiki|Master Sword}} grants him [[disjoint]]ed range and above-average power. | ||
In addition to his retained strengths, his recovery has been greatly buffed from ''Brawl'', thanks to [[Spin Attack]] and [[Clawshot]] covering noticeably more distance, and Bomb's shorter fuse improving its [[Bomb (Link)#Bomb recovery|recovery potential]]. As a heavyweight, his respectable durability allows him to take advantage of the [[rage]] mechanic introduced in ''SSB4'', which further bolsters his already powerful attacks. | In addition to his retained strengths, his recovery has been greatly buffed from ''Brawl'', thanks to [[Spin Attack]] and [[Clawshot]] covering noticeably more distance, and Bomb's shorter fuse improving its [[Bomb (Link)#Bomb recovery|recovery potential]]. As a heavyweight, his respectable durability allows him to take advantage of the [[rage]] mechanic introduced in ''SSB4'', which further bolsters his already powerful attacks. | ||
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Despite his benefits, Link retains some of his flaws from his previous appearances. Even though his recovery has been noticeably improved after formerly being one of his most significant flaws in ''[[Link (SSBB)|Brawl]]'', it still limits how far he can go offstage safely. Link is also still susceptible to combos from faster characters, such as {{SSB4|Sheik}}. As a result, he must make good use of reads, spacing, and camping to avoid giving the advantage to such characters. His neutral aerial also allows him to break out of many combos, although its start-up lag is merely average for a [[sex kick]]. As a tether, his grab is quite slow and punishable when whiffed. In addition, Link's KO potential is hindered by lag, particularly in regard to his forward tilt, dash attack, forward aerial and down aerial. | Despite his benefits, Link retains some of his flaws from his previous appearances. Even though his recovery has been noticeably improved after formerly being one of his most significant flaws in ''[[Link (SSBB)|Brawl]]'', it still limits how far he can go offstage safely. Link is also still susceptible to combos from faster characters, such as {{SSB4|Sheik}}. As a result, he must make good use of reads, spacing, and camping to avoid giving the advantage to such characters. His neutral aerial also allows him to break out of many combos, although its start-up lag is merely average for a [[sex kick]]. As a tether, his grab is quite slow and punishable when whiffed. In addition, Link's KO potential is hindered by lag, particularly in regard to his forward tilt, dash attack, forward aerial and down aerial. | ||
In terms of [[customization]], Link's custom moves benefit him. Power Bow grants Link's arrows incredible power, being able to KO significantly easier. However, this comes at the cost of heavily decreased range and increased charge time, with uncharged arrows lacking any utility. Quickfire Bow fires | In terms of [[customization]], Link's custom moves benefit him. Power Bow grants Link's arrows incredible power, being able to KO significantly easier. However, this comes at the cost of heavily decreased range and increased charge time, with uncharged arrows lacking any utility. Quickfire Bow fires {{b|magic|effect}}al arrows at an extremely quick rate that are also unaffected by gravity, granting them spammability. However, they are much weaker and have shorter range. Boomerang removes the [[windbox]] from the Gale Boomerang and makes it act like the Boomerang from ''Smash 64'' and ''Melee''; it can now be angled easier, has four hitboxes instead of two and deals damage when returning to Link. However, most of Link's setups are now removed since the Boomerang can no longer pull opponents in. Ripping Boomerang possesses no windboxes, deals less damage and has shorter range, but it hits multiple times, goes through opponents, has four hitboxes similar to Boomerang, and stuns victims, making it good for setups. Shocking Spin is an [[electric]]ally charged Spin Attack with significantly stronger damage and KO potential, and the aerial version semi-spikes. However, the grounded version has increased ending lag, while the aerial version lacks back hitboxes and worsens Link's already sub-par recovery by decreasing its horizontal momentum and vertical distance; additionally, while the aerial version can semi-spike, it only works if the opponent is in front. Whirling Leap drastically improves Link's recovery, granting him significantly improved vertical and horizontal distance, alongside very high aerial control during its duration. However, it is solely limited to being a recovery option due to its lack of any hitboxes. Giant Bomb has Link pull out a massive bomb that has a greater explosion radius and damage. However, it has slightly more startup lag and does not explode upon impact, limiting its tactical use compared to the standard Bomb. Meteor Bomb is a much smaller Bomb with a shorter fuse that meteor smashes anyone it hits with moderate knockback. This gives it unique edgeguarding potential and can set up for interesting combos, but as it also affects Link, this prevents him from extending his recovery unless the bomb is used to interrupt potentially deadly vertical KOs. | ||
Overall, Link is very capable at both spacing and [[camping]], yet also possesses impressive power and a deceptively useful combo game. However, Link's sub-par mobility and reliance on both camping and his combo game can result in his playstyle being difficult to utilize at higher levels of play, largely because of the speedy and combo-oriented characters that are prevalent in the metagame. | Overall, Link is very capable at both spacing and [[camping]], yet also possesses impressive power and a deceptively useful combo game. However, Link's sub-par mobility and reliance on both camping and his combo game can result in his playstyle being difficult to utilize at higher levels of play, largely because of the speedy and combo-oriented characters that are prevalent in the metagame. | ||
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Link has been buffed significantly in the transition from ''Brawl'' to ''SSB4''. Both his ground and aerial games have been improved. His overall mobility has slightly improved and his attacks have seen adjustments to either make them more reliable or to improve their utility. An example of this is with dash attack as while it is much slower and has no followup potential, it is much stronger now being the second strongest dash attack in the game. His air speed has been increased and a few of his aerials have seen some useful adjustments; forward aerial's first hit is much stronger, up aerial is stronger and down aerial's clean hit now [[meteor smash]]es granting it edgeguarding potential as well as the later two aerials having less landing lag. His grab game has also considerably improved as his grabs have less ending lag and his down throw is weaker giving it greater followup potential especially when combined with the changes to [[hitstun canceling]]. He also is a potent [[edgeguard]]er, with his down aerial now being capable of [[meteor smash]]ing to go alongside his other offensive options against opponents on the edge. Additionally, [[Spin Attack]] covers much more distance and is less reliant on momentum while Clawshot has increased range as a tether significantly improving his recovery, removing one of Link's most detrimental flaws in ''Brawl''. Lastly, his camping game has seen some improvements due to his projectiles, most notably Bomb, being buffed in certain ways. | Link has been buffed significantly in the transition from ''Brawl'' to ''SSB4''. Both his ground and aerial games have been improved. His overall mobility has slightly improved and his attacks have seen adjustments to either make them more reliable or to improve their utility. An example of this is with dash attack as while it is much slower and has no followup potential, it is much stronger now being the second strongest dash attack in the game. His air speed has been increased and a few of his aerials have seen some useful adjustments; forward aerial's first hit is much stronger, up aerial is stronger and down aerial's clean hit now [[meteor smash]]es granting it edgeguarding potential as well as the later two aerials having less landing lag. His grab game has also considerably improved as his grabs have less ending lag and his down throw is weaker giving it greater followup potential especially when combined with the changes to [[hitstun canceling]]. He also is a potent [[edgeguard]]er, with his down aerial now being capable of [[meteor smash]]ing to go alongside his other offensive options against opponents on the edge. Additionally, [[Spin Attack]] covers much more distance and is less reliant on momentum while Clawshot has increased range as a tether significantly improving his recovery, removing one of Link's most detrimental flaws in ''Brawl''. Lastly, his camping game has seen some improvements due to his projectiles, most notably Bomb, being buffed in certain ways. | ||
Link also benefits from the general physics changes brought about by ''SSB4''. The [[Edge-guarding#Ledge Trump|edge trump]] mechanic combined with the increased speed to [[air dodge]]s immensely improves his recovery allowing him to make much greater use of his new and improved recovery options. The [[rage]] mechanic further boosts his power and can be utilized well, due to his excellent endurance. The changes of [[hitstun canceling]] has also improved his combo potential especially out of back aerial and down throw. | Link also benefits from the general physics changes brought about by ''SSB4''. The [[Edge-guarding#Ledge Trump|edge trump]] mechanic combined with the increased speed to [[air dodge]]s immensely improves his recovery allowing him to make much greater use of his new and improved recovery options. The [[rage]] mechanic further boosts his power and can be utilized well, due to his excellent endurance. The changes of [[hitstun canceling]] has also improved his combo potential especially out of back aerial and down throw. | ||
However, Link has also seen some nerfs. While the removal of hitstun canceling improves his own combo potential, it makes him more susceptible to combos himself and it removes [[momentum canceling]] hindering his endurance especially vertically (although Link does notably benefit from the removal of [[chain grab]]bing). Link also lost access to the advanced techniques he had in ''Brawl'' most notably [[DACUS]] which significantly hinders his approach potential combined with his up smash having more ending lag. He also no longer has access to {{b|Quickdraw|technique}}ing and the removal of [[edge momentum shifting]] has hindered [[Gale Boomerang]]'s utility. As for his more direct nerfs, his overall damage output is lower (although it is higher relative to the cast) with his forward and down smash seeing significant nerfs to their damage and some of his moves have worse overall KO potential due to their alterations such as with down tilt and down aerial. His grab aerial is also worse on stage as while it connects with the strong hit more reliably, it is weaker, launches opponents at a less favorable angle and has more landing lag hindering its use as a spacing tool. Lastly, while his out of shield game has improved due to his faster Spin Attack and the general changes to shields, his [[spot dodge]] is drastically worse going from being one of the best to a very mediocre spot dodge. | However, Link has also seen some nerfs. While the removal of hitstun canceling improves his own combo potential, it makes him more susceptible to combos himself and it removes [[momentum canceling]] hindering his endurance especially vertically (although Link does notably benefit from the removal of [[chain grab]]bing). Link also lost access to the advanced techniques he had in ''Brawl'' most notably [[DACUS]] which significantly hinders his approach potential combined with his up smash having more ending lag. He also no longer has access to {{b|Quickdraw|technique}}ing and the removal of [[edge momentum shifting]] has hindered [[Gale Boomerang]]'s utility. As for his more direct nerfs, his overall damage output is lower (although it is higher relative to the cast) with his forward and down smash seeing significant nerfs to their damage and some of his moves have worse overall KO potential due to their alterations such as with down tilt and down aerial. His grab aerial is also worse on stage as while it connects with the strong hit more reliably, it is weaker, launches opponents at a less favorable angle and has more landing lag hindering its use as a spacing tool. Lastly, while his out of shield game has improved due to his faster Spin Attack and the general changes to shields, his [[spot dodge]] is drastically worse going from being one of the best to a very mediocre spot dodge. | ||
Ultimately, Link is considerably better than how he was in ''Brawl'' as his buffs are of greater quantity than his nerfs and while most of his direct changes do not greatly benefit him, the changes to the game's mechanics greatly benefit him overall as they improve his combo and KO potential and most importantly, they make his recovery far better fixing one of his main issues in ''Brawl''. Despite this, his other issues including his poor mobility and frame data were not properly addressed and in some cases, worsened and he did see a few notable hindrances from the changes to the game's mechanics. Nevertheless, he is a significantly more effective character relative to the cast and has seen greater tournament results although he still struggles against the higher tiered characters. | Ultimately, Link is considerably better than how he was in ''Brawl'' as his buffs are of greater quantity than his nerfs and while most of his direct changes do not greatly benefit him, the changes to the game's mechanics greatly benefit him overall as they improve his combo and KO potential and most importantly, they make his recovery far better fixing one of his main issues in ''Brawl''. Despite this, his other issues including his poor mobility and frame data were not properly addressed and in some cases, worsened and he did see a few notable hindrances from the changes to the game's mechanics. Nevertheless, he is a significantly more effective character relative to the cast and has seen greater tournament results although he still struggles against the higher tiered characters. | ||
===Aesthetics=== | ===Aesthetics=== | ||
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*[[Down throw]]: | *[[Down throw]]: | ||
**{{nerf|Down throw deals less damage (4% (throw)/7% (total) → 3%/6%).}} | **{{nerf|Down throw deals less damage (4% (throw)/7% (total) → 3%/6%).}} | ||
**{{change|Link releases opponents from down throw one frame later (frame 23 → 24).}} | |||
**{{buff|The hitbox has a longer duration (frame 22 → 22-23). This prevents the hitbox from whiffing against certain characters with certain [[weight]] values.}} | **{{buff|The hitbox has a longer duration (frame 22 → 22-23). This prevents the hitbox from whiffing against certain characters with certain [[weight]] values.}} | ||
**{{buff|Down throw has decreased knockback scaling (90 → 85) and it launches opponents at a higher angle (110° → 83°). When combined with its lower damage and the changes to hitstun canceling/DI, this significantly improves its combo potential.}} | **{{buff|Down throw has decreased knockback scaling (90 → 85) and it launches opponents at a higher angle (110° → 83°). When combined with its lower damage and the changes to hitstun canceling/DI, this significantly improves its combo potential.}} | ||
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'''{{GameIcon|ssb4-3ds}} 1.0.5''' | '''{{GameIcon|ssb4-3ds}} 1.0.5''' | ||
*{{buff|[[Shield (Link)|Hylian Shield]] now blocks [[Blaster (disambiguation)|Blasters]], improving its reliability.}} | *{{buff|[[Shield (Link)|Hylian Shield]] now blocks [[Blaster (disambiguation)|Blasters]], improving its reliability.}} | ||
*{{change|Due to the release of | *{{change|Due to the release of {{forwiiu}}, the Quickfire Bow and Power Bow custom moves were altered in order to match the ''Wii U'' version.}} | ||
**{{nerf|As a result, Power Bow's start-up lag and endlag were dramatically increased. Before, it charged around the same speed as his normal Hero's Bow; now it is one of the slowest charging specials in the game.}} | **{{nerf|As a result, Power Bow's start-up lag and endlag were dramatically increased. Before, it charged around the same speed as his normal Hero's Bow; now it is one of the slowest charging specials in the game.}} | ||
**{{buff|Conversely, Quickfire Bow's start-up lag and endlag were heavily decreased. This allows it to have better zoning potential and allows Link to more properly keep opponents in check.}} | **{{buff|Conversely, Quickfire Bow's start-up lag and endlag were heavily decreased. This allows it to have better zoning potential and allows Link to more properly keep opponents in check.}} | ||
'''{{GameIcon|ssb4}} [[1.0.6]]''' | '''{{GameIcon|ssb4}} [[1.0.6]]''' | ||
*{{nerf|Neutral attack's first hit's | *{{nerf|Neutral attack's first hit's has considerably higher ending lag (FAF 20 → 28), significantly hindering its safety and its jab canceling potential.}} | ||
*{{nerf| | *{{buff|Dash attack has less startup lag (frame 21 → 20).}} | ||
*{{ | *{{nerf|Dash attack's near hit deals less damage (13% → 12%) and has lower knockback scaling (78 → 72), hindering its KO potential.}} | ||
*{{nerf| | *{{buff|Down tilt's main hitbox now always launches opponents in the direction Link is facing (Angle flipper: 0 → 3), making it a more consistent combo starter.}} | ||
*{{buff| | *{{change|Down tilt's hitboxes are now static, rather than being attached to Link's sword/body.}} | ||
*{{ | *{{change|Down tilt's main hitbox now uses one extended hitbox which covers Link's sword rather than two standard hitboxes.}} | ||
*{{buff| | *{{change|Down tilt's meteor hitbox is positioned higher, it can no longer hit grounded opponents and it now takes priority over the main hitbox.}} | ||
*{{buff| | *{{nerf|Down tilt's main hitbox has lower knockback scaling (50 → 30), hindering its KO potential.}} | ||
*{{ | **{{buff|However, this also improves its combo potential at lower percents.}} | ||
*{{buff| | *{{nerf|Down tilt's meteor smash hitbox is significantly smaller (4u → 1.5u) and the meteor smash hitbox inside of Link has been removed, giving the move less range inside of Link.}} | ||
*{{ | *{{nerf|Down tilt's meteor smash hitbox has dramatically reduced knockback (90 (base), 50 (scaling) → 0/62), making it immensely weaker.}} | ||
*{{buff|Forward smash 1's near hit now has an extended hitbox, giving it more range inside of Link.}} | |||
*{{buff|Forward smash 1's near hit now always launches the opponent in front of Link (Angle flipper: 0 → 3), making the move connect more reliably into the second hit.}} | |||
*{{change|Forward smash 2's near hit now always launches the opponent in front of Link (Angle flipper: 0 → 3).}} | |||
*{{buff|Up smash's second hit has less startup lag (frame 26 → 25).}} | |||
*{{buff|Grounded [[Spin Attack]] has less startup (frame 11 → 8) and ending lag (FAF 86 → 82). The lower startup lag significantly improves the move's use as an Out of Shield punish.}} | |||
*{{buff|Grounded Spin Attack has a new clean hit during its first two active frames which deals more damage on its front hit (12% → 14%). Its knockback values were not compensated, considerably improving its KO potential.}} | |||
**{{buff|After the new early hit, the early mid hit deals significantly more damage on the front hit compared to the old mid hit (9% → 12%). The late mid hit starts two frames later than the old mid hit and hits equally as hard as the old mid hit.}} | |||
*{{buff|Grounded Spin Attack and Shocking Spin Attack's back hitboxes are positioned slightly further away from Link (X offset: 6.6 → 7), giving them slightly more range.}} | |||
'''{{GameIcon|ssb4}} [[1.0.8]]''' | '''{{GameIcon|ssb4}} [[1.0.8]]''' | ||
*{{buff|Down tilt deals | *{{buff|Down tilt has less startup lag (frame 13 → 11) with its total duration subsequently reduced (FAF 32 → 30).}} | ||
*{{buff|Down tilt's hitboxes have been moved further away from Link (Z offsets: 12.8 (main)/15.4 (meteor) → 14.1/16.6), improving its range.}} | |||
*{{nerf|Down tilt deals less damage (12% → 11%).}} | |||
**{{buff|However, its knockback values were not compensated, improving its combo potential.}} | |||
*{{buff|Up smash's hits connect together better.}} | *{{buff|Up smash's hits connect together better.}} | ||
*{{buff| | *{{buff|Link's grabs cover more distance and they have a longer duration (6 frames → 8), considerably improving their range.}} | ||
*{{buff|All grabs have less ending lag (FAF 66 (standing)/77 (dash)/79 (pivot) → 62/66/67.}} | |||
*{{buff|All grabs | *{{buff|Forward throw has less ending lag decreased (FAF 41 → 36).}} | ||
*{{nerf|Down throw deals 1% less damage (4% (throw)/7% (total) → 3%/6%) and has lower knockback scaling (90 → 85).}} | |||
*{{buff|Forward throw | *{{buff|Down throw launches opponents at a higher angle (110° → 83°). When combined with its reduced knockback, this significantly improves its combo potential.}} | ||
*{{ | *{{buff|Grounded Spin Attack has higher knockback scaling (84 (clean)/80 (early mid)/80 (late mid) → 86/86/82), improving its KO potential.}} | ||
*{{buff| | *{{buff|Grounded Shocking Spin Attack's mid hit has higher knockback scaling (80 → 82), improving its KO potential.}} | ||
*{{buff| | |||
'''{{GameIcon|ssb4}} [[1.1.0]]''' | '''{{GameIcon|ssb4}} [[1.1.0]]''' | ||
*{{buff|Dash and pivot grabs' start-up lag decreased | *{{buff|Dash and pivot grabs' start-up lag decreased (frame 15 (dash)/frame 16 (pivot) → 14/15).}} | ||
*{{change|Spin Attack's hitbox placements adjusted.}} | *{{change|Spin Attack's hitbox placements adjusted.}} | ||
'''{{GameIcon|ssb4}} [[1.1.1]]''' | '''{{GameIcon|ssb4}} [[1.1.1]]''' | ||
*{{buff|Shocking Spin deals more damage | *{{buff|Shocking Spin deals more damage (14%/9%/7%/5% → 16%/11%/8%/6%) and it received an additional hitbox that deals 14%.}} | ||
'''{{GameIcon|ssb4}} [[1.1.3]]''' | '''{{GameIcon|ssb4}} [[1.1.3]]''' | ||
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|dtiltname= | |dtiltname= | ||
|dtiltdmg=11% | |dtiltdmg=11% | ||
|dtiltdesc=A kneeling inward slash. Has slow startup for a tilt, but low ending lag with vertical knockback, granting it combo potential into aerials (most notably forward aerial, dealing 35% if both hits connect) and making it safe on shield with proper spacing. It also has a hitbox close to the | |dtiltdesc=A kneeling inward slash. Has slow startup for a tilt, but low ending lag with vertical knockback, granting it combo potential into aerials (most notably forward aerial, dealing 35% if both hits connect) and making it safe on shield with proper spacing. It also has a hitbox close to the tip of the Master Sword that [[meteor smash]]es aerial opponents, but deals weak knockback. It is also very difficult to land due to its small size and lower priority than the other hitboxes, leaving it unable to hit characters hanging on an edge except for {{SSB4|Charizard}}. | ||
|dashname=Jump Slash | |dashname=Jump Slash ({{ja|ジャンプ斬り|Janpu Giri}}) | ||
|dashdmg=14% (tip), 13% (middle), 12% (base) | |dashdmg=14% (tip), 13% (middle), 12% (base) | ||
|dashdesc=The {{s|zeldawiki|Jump Attack}}. It is the second strongest dash attack in the game without knockback modifications, only behind {{SSB4|King Dedede}}'s, KOing at around 110% from center stage when sweetspotted. However, it also has the second slowest startup of them (at frame 20) alongside high ending lag, making it very punishable if whiffed or used recklessly. | |dashdesc=The {{s|zeldawiki|Jump Attack}}. It is the second strongest dash attack in the game without knockback modifications, only behind {{SSB4|King Dedede}}'s, KOing at around 110% from center stage when sweetspotted. However, it also has the second slowest startup of them (at frame 20) alongside high ending lag, making it very punishable if whiffed or used recklessly. | ||
|fsmashcount=2 | |fsmashcount=2 | ||
|fsmashname=Sword Slice | |fsmashname=Sword Slice ({{ja|スマッシュ斬り|Sumasshu Giri}}, ''Smash Slice'') / Double Sword Slice ({{ja|二段スマッシュ斬り|Nidan Sumasshu Giri}}, ''Double Smash Slice'') | ||
|fsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|14}} (tip), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|7}} (non-tip) | |fsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|14}} (tip), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|7}} (non-tip) | ||
|fsmash2dmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|13}} (tip), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|12}} (non-tip) | |fsmash2dmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|13}} (tip), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSB4|12}} (non-tip) | ||
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|nairdmg=11% (clean, foot), 9% (clean, leg), 6% (late) | |nairdmg=11% (clean, foot), 9% (clean, leg), 6% (late) | ||
|nairdesc=A flying kick. It is a [[sex kick]] with relatively fast startup and low ending and [[landing lag]]. One of Link's most useful moves overall, as it lets him escape pressure, is safe on shield with proper timing, and can even [[lock]] and combo into other moves on landing especially with the late hit, a notable followup being dash attack as a KO setup at high percents. | |nairdesc=A flying kick. It is a [[sex kick]] with relatively fast startup and low ending and [[landing lag]]. One of Link's most useful moves overall, as it lets him escape pressure, is safe on shield with proper timing, and can even [[lock]] and combo into other moves on landing especially with the late hit, a notable followup being dash attack as a KO setup at high percents. | ||
|fairname= | |fairname= | ||
|fairdmg=11% (hit 1), 13% (hit 2) | |fairdmg=11% (hit 1), 13% (hit 2) | ||
|fairdesc=Two alternating, spinning outward slashes. The first hit has more knockback, while the second deals more damage but can only connect from the first hit at low percents. The most damaging forward aerial in the game if both hits connect. Due to its low landing lag and long range, it is also a reliable safe on shield move with proper timing, but its slow startup, moderate ending lag and inability to [[autocancel]] before it can be interrupted still leave it easy to punish if overused. | |fairdesc=Two alternating, spinning outward slashes. The first hit has more knockback, while the second deals more damage but can only connect from the first hit at low percents. The most damaging forward aerial in the game if both hits connect. Due to its low landing lag and long range, it is also a reliable safe on shield move with proper timing, but its slow startup, moderate ending lag and inability to [[autocancel]] before it can be interrupted still leave it easy to punish if overused. | ||
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|dairdmg=15% (early), 18% (clean), 15% (late), 11% (bounce) | |dairdmg=15% (early), 18% (clean), 15% (late), 11% (bounce) | ||
|dairdesc=The {{s|zeldawiki|Down Thrust}}. Upon hitting a target without [[fast falling]], Link bounces off them and can then hit them a second time, albeit dealing less damage. The early hit is unique from the rest of attack: against grounded targets, it has weak vertical knockback allowing it to combo into the bounce hit for a large amount of damage (26%), but giving it poor KO potential, while against aerial targets, it is a meteor smash with higher knockback. On the other hand, the clean and late hit send both grounded and aerial targets vertically with high knockback; the clean hit in particular can KO at around 120%, making it one of the strongest down aerials in the game, but it is hard to land due to its much shorter duration than both the early and late hits. Like up aerial, the move has very long lasting hitboxes, but high landing lag and mostly vertical range. | |dairdesc=The {{s|zeldawiki|Down Thrust}}. Upon hitting a target without [[fast falling]], Link bounces off them and can then hit them a second time, albeit dealing less damage. The early hit is unique from the rest of attack: against grounded targets, it has weak vertical knockback allowing it to combo into the bounce hit for a large amount of damage (26%), but giving it poor KO potential, while against aerial targets, it is a meteor smash with higher knockback. On the other hand, the clean and late hit send both grounded and aerial targets vertically with high knockback; the clean hit in particular can KO at around 120%, making it one of the strongest down aerials in the game, but it is hard to land due to its much shorter duration than both the early and late hits. Like up aerial, the move has very long lasting hitboxes, but high landing lag and mostly vertical range. | ||
|zairname=[[Clawshot]] | |zairname=[[Clawshot]] ({{ja|クローショット|Kurōshotto}}) | ||
|zairdmg=2.5% (hit 1), 4% (hit 2) | |zairdmg=2.5% (hit 1), 4% (hit 2) | ||
|zairdesc=Fires his {{s|zeldawiki|Clawshot}} forward. Has great range and very low landing lag making it a useful spacing tool, and its low knockback also allows it to combo into most ground attacks. The Clawshot also serves as a [[tether recovery]]. | |zairdesc=Fires his {{s|zeldawiki|Clawshot}} forward. Has great range and very low landing lag making it a useful spacing tool, and its low knockback also allows it to combo into most ground attacks. The Clawshot also serves as a [[tether recovery]]. | ||
|grabname=Clawshot | |grabname=Clawshot ({{ja|クローショット|Kurōshotto}}) | ||
|grabdesc=Fires his Clawshot forward. In {{for3ds}}, the chain snaps straight back once fully extended, like the Hookshot from ''SSB''. In {{forwiiu}}, the chain drags on the ground like his Hookshot did in ''Melee'' and ''Brawl''. The Clawshot grants each of Link's grabs very long ranges, but they also have high startup and ending lag. | |grabdesc=Fires his Clawshot forward. In {{for3ds}}, the chain snaps straight back once fully extended, like the Hookshot from ''SSB''. In {{forwiiu}}, the chain drags on the ground like his Hookshot did in ''Melee'' and ''Brawl''. The Clawshot grants each of Link's grabs very long ranges, but they also have high startup and ending lag. | ||
|pummelname= | |pummelname= | ||
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|nsc2name=Quickfire Bow | |nsc2name=Quickfire Bow | ||
|nsc2dmg=4% (uncharged), 8% (fully charged) | |nsc2dmg=4% (uncharged), 8% (fully charged) | ||
|nsc2desc=Fires | |nsc2desc=Fires {{b|magic|effect}}al arrows that charge quickly and travel in a straight line. Uncharged arrows are decently [[spam]]mable due to being fired faster, but charged arrows have a lower maximum damage output. The arrows also have shorter range. | ||
|ssdefname=Gale Boomerang | |ssdefname=Gale Boomerang | ||
|ssdefdmg=7% (near), 5% (middle), — (far/return) | |ssdefdmg=7% (near), 5% (middle), — (far/return) | ||
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|dsc2desc=A smaller and weaker Bomb with a smaller explosion radius (virtually needs to make contact) and a much shorter fuse (roughly 2 seconds). However, it meteor smashes anyone hit with moderate knockback. As a result, it is not practical for recoveries in any way, as it will simply meteor smash Link, though it allows him to survive vertical KOs longer with good timing. At high percents (120% for Mario) ground targets will be stopped in their tracks due to its considerable hitstun. Otherwise, the bomb has virtually no knockback on ground targets. | |dsc2desc=A smaller and weaker Bomb with a smaller explosion radius (virtually needs to make contact) and a much shorter fuse (roughly 2 seconds). However, it meteor smashes anyone hit with moderate knockback. As a result, it is not practical for recoveries in any way, as it will simply meteor smash Link, though it allows him to survive vertical KOs longer with good timing. At high percents (120% for Mario) ground targets will be stopped in their tracks due to its considerable hitstun. Otherwise, the bomb has virtually no knockback on ground targets. | ||
|fsname=Triforce Slash | |fsname=Triforce Slash | ||
|fsdmg=1% ( | |fsdmg=1% (trapping), 3% (hits 1-14), 2% (hit 15), 15% (final) | ||
|fsdesc=Uses the [[zeldawiki:Triforce|Triforce of Courage]] to emit a thin beam of light from his left hand to stun an opponent in front of himself. If the beam comes in contact with an opponent, Link dashes forward and performs a barrage of slashes while they are trapped in a Triforce-shaped energy field before concluding with an outward slash that shatters the energy field and launches them. Although its damage output has lowered since ''Brawl'', it is still among the most powerful [[Final Smash]]es in the game. It can hit multiple opponents, but all non-trapped opponents are launched out the energy field after the penultimate hit. | |fsdesc=Uses the [[zeldawiki:Triforce|Triforce of Courage]] to emit a thin beam of light from his left hand to stun an opponent in front of himself. If the beam comes in contact with an opponent, Link dashes forward and performs a barrage of slashes while they are trapped in a Triforce-shaped energy field before concluding with an outward slash that shatters the energy field and launches them. Although its damage output has lowered since ''Brawl'', it is still among the most powerful [[Final Smash]]es in the game. It can hit multiple opponents, but all non-trapped opponents are launched out the energy field after the penultimate hit. | ||
}} | }} | ||
==[[On-screen appearance]]== | ===Stats=== | ||
{{Attributes | |||
|cast = 58 | |||
|weight = 104 | |||
|rweight = 11-13 | |||
|dash = 1.3 | |||
|rdash = 49-55 | |||
|run = 1.3944 | |||
|rrun = 50 | |||
|walk = 1.188 | |||
|rwalk = 19-20 | |||
|trac = 0.064 | |||
|rtrac = 12-13 | |||
|airfric = 0.0038 | |||
|rairfric = 55-56 | |||
|air = 0.88 | |||
|rair = 52-53 | |||
|baseaccel = 0.01 | |||
|rbaseaccel = 10-54 | |||
|addaccel = 0.04 | |||
|raddaccel = 46-53 | |||
|gravity = 0.096 | |||
|rgravity = 19-20 | |||
|fall = 1.6 | |||
|rfall = 24-27 | |||
|ff = 3.04 | |||
|rff = 3 | |||
|jumpsquat = 7 | |||
|rjumpsquat = 52-57 | |||
|jumpheight = 27.799999 | |||
|rjumpheight = 52 | |||
|shorthop = 13.380496 | |||
|rshorthop = 50 | |||
|djump = 29 | |||
|rdjump = 46 | |||
}} | |||
===[[Announcer]] call=== | |||
{{audio|Needs announcer calls from other languages.}} | |||
<gallery> | |||
Link English Announcer SSB4-SSBU.wav|English/Japanese/Chinese | |||
</gallery> | |||
===[[On-screen appearance]]=== | |||
{{appearance | {{appearance | ||
|desc=Appears from within a whirlwind and equips the Master Sword and Hylian Shield. It may be based on the {{s|zeldawiki|warping}} animation seen upon using the {{s|zeldawiki|Recorder}}. | |desc=Appears from within a whirlwind and equips the Master Sword and Hylian Shield. It may be based on the {{s|zeldawiki|warping}} animation seen upon using the {{s|zeldawiki|Recorder}}. | ||
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|game=SSB4}} | |game=SSB4}} | ||
==[[Taunt]]s== | ===[[Taunt]]s=== | ||
{{Taunt/SSB4 | {{Taunt/SSB4 | ||
|char=Link | |char=Link | ||
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|desc-down=Assumes a {{s|wikipedia|Fujian White Crane}}-like stance while rearing the Master Sword behind his head. Originates from ''SSB'' and may be loosely based on the attacking pose used by the Link from ''[[zeldawiki:Zelda ll: The Adventure of Link|Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]''.}} | |desc-down=Assumes a {{s|wikipedia|Fujian White Crane}}-like stance while rearing the Master Sword behind his head. Originates from ''SSB'' and may be loosely based on the attacking pose used by the Link from ''[[zeldawiki:Zelda ll: The Adventure of Link|Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]''.}} | ||
==[[Idle pose]]s== | ===[[Idle pose]]s=== | ||
{{Idle | {{Idle | ||
|desc-1=Assumes a battle ready stance. | |desc-1=Assumes a battle ready stance. | ||
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|image-2=LinkIdlePose2WiiU.jpg}} | |image-2=LinkIdlePose2WiiU.jpg}} | ||
==[[Crowd cheer]]== | ===[[Crowd cheer]]=== | ||
{{Crowd | {{Crowd | ||
|char=Link | |char=Link | ||
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|pitch-jp=Group chant}} | |pitch-jp=Group chant}} | ||
==[[Victory pose]]s== | ===[[Victory pose]]s=== | ||
{{Victory/SSB4 | {{Victory/SSB4 | ||
|victory-theme=ZeldaUniverseTheme.ogg | |victory-theme=ZeldaUniverseTheme.ogg | ||
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==In [[competitive play]]== | ==In [[competitive play]]== | ||
===Tier placement and history=== | |||
Since ''SSB4''{{'}}s release, Link's nimbler mobility, stronger projectile game, higher power and improved range saw him perceived as noticeably better than his appearance in ''Brawl'' and, according to some players, a mid-tier character like [[Link (SSBM)|his ancestor was in ''Melee'']]. However, opinions on Link started to decline in light of more developed metagames and higher popularity of certain other characters, whereas Link's representation in competitive play remained rather poor. This culminated in him being ranked 42nd on the first [[tier list]]. | |||
Opinions on Link, however, started to improve after certain respectable placings by dedicated mains, such as {{Sm|Izaw}} and {{Sm|Scizor}}. This resulted in him being ranked 43rd on the second tier list, after the inclusion of {{SSB4|Corrin}} and {{SSB4|Bayonetta}}. Thanks to {{Sm|T}} notably achieving strong results with Link after the second tier list, Link was ranked 39th on the third tier list. This resulted in him being reassessed as a mid-tier character, while his placement itself was also very similar to his ancestor's in ''Melee''. | |||
After T placed 3rd at [[2GGC: Civil War]], one of the most competitive tournaments in ''SSB4''{{'}}s lifespan, Link's perception has further improved, to the point that he is viewed as deserving to be in the upper portion of the mid-tier. This has been reflected in the fourth and current tier list, in which Link is ranked 31st. | |||
===[[Official Custom Moveset Project]]=== | ===[[Official Custom Moveset Project]]=== | ||
{{OfficialCustomMoves | {{OfficialCustomMoves | ||
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=== | ===Most historically significant players=== | ||
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''Any number following the Smasher name indicates placement on the [[PGR 100]], which recognizes the official top 100 players in [[Super Smash Bros. 4]] of all time.'' | ''Any number following the Smasher name indicates placement on the [[PGR 100]], which recognizes the official top 100 players in [[Super Smash Bros. 4]] of all time.'' | ||
''See also: [[:Category:Link players (SSB4)]]'' | |||
*{{Sm|Izaw|Sweden}} - One of the best Link players in Europe. Placed 4th at [https://smashboards.com/threads/avalon-u-ii-february-6th-2016-the-netherlands-europe.430332/ Avalon U-II] defeating {{Sm|Meru}} and 9th at two superregionals with {{Trn|BEAST 6}} and {{Trn|Eclipse 2}}. He was formerly ranked 2nd on the [[Swedish Power Rankings]] during 2017. | |||
*{{Sm|Nicorin|Japan}} - The second-best Link player in Japan behind T. While he never reached the same peaks as T, he made some respectable placements at many different events such as 9th at {{Trn|Hirosuma 13}}, 13th at {{Trn|Rikabura 6}}, and 25th at {{Trn|Umebura 27}} with victories over {{Sm|Some}} and {{Sm|Brood}}. | |||
*{{Sm|Scizor|USA}} - One of the best Link players in the United States and one of the first to perform well in North America. Besides T, he was the closest Link player to top 8 at a major tournament with 9th at {{Trn|2GGC: West Side Saga}} and also placed 33rd at {{Trn|2GGC: GENESIS Saga}}. He holds the best major result seen by Link in the ''post-Ultimate'' era with 13th at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2022}}. | |||
*{{Sm|Sova Unknown|USA}} - One of the best Link players in the United States. Residing in the MD/VA region, he mainly competed at local tournaments such as 5th at {{Trn|Glitch}} and 17th at {{Trn|Glitch 2}} with a win over {{Sm|Umeki}}. He has also given some of Link's best results seen in the ''post-Ultimate'' era, placing 3rd at {{Trn|Apex 2022}} and 17th at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2019}}. | |||
*{{Sm|T|Japan}} - The best Link player of all-time. His 3rd place finish at {{Trn|2GGC: Civil War}} is iconic for being the best Link result seen in ''Smash 4'', marking the character's peak at a supermajor and some of his best wins in players such as {{Sm|Abadango}} and {{Sm|Fatality}}. T's ability to perform at top level with Link became a main source for Link's rise on later tier lists in ''Smash 4'' and solidified him as the 46th best player on the [[PGR 100]]. | |||
*{{Sm|Tsage|USA}} - One of the best Link players in the United States. Alongside Scizor, he was considered one of the first North American Link players to perform well at notable tournaments, placing 7th at {{Trn|GUMS 15}}, 9th at {{Trn|Shift}}, and 49th at {{Trn|Shine 2016}}. Ranked 24th on the last major [[New England Power Rankings|New England]] Power Ranking of ''Smash 4''. | |||
==[[Trophies]]== | |||
{{Trophy/Fighter | |||
|name=Link | |||
|image-3ds=LinkTrophy3DS.png | |||
|image-wiiu=LinkTrophyWiiU.png | |||
|mode=Classic | |||
|desc-3ds-ntsc=Green clothes? Pointy hat? Yep, it's Link, all right! In this game, his sword and shield make for effective attacking and blocking, and his bow, bombs, and boomerang will spice up any battle. He's even brought his Clawshot for grabbing enemies and edges. Jeez, just how much stuff can Link carry? | |||
|desc-wiiu-ntsc=Green tunic? Pointy hat? Yep, it's Link, all right! In this game, his sword and shield make for effective attacking and blocking, and his bow, bombs, and boomerang will spice up any battle. He's even brought his Clawshot for grabbing enemies and edges. Jeez, just how much stuff can Link carry? | |||
|desc-pal=Green clothes? Pointy hat? Yep, it's Link all right! In this game, his sword and shield make for effective attacking and blocking, and his bow, bombs and boomerang will spice up any battle. He's even brought his Clawshot to make light work of grabbing enemies and hanging from edges. The hero of Hyrule is really kitted out for a brawl! | |||
|gamelist-ntsc={{Trophy games|console1=NES|game1=The Legend of Zelda|release1=08/1987|console2=SNES|game2=The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|release2=04/1992}} | |||
|gamelist-pal={{Trophy games|console1=NES|game1=The Legend of Zelda|release1=11/1987|console2=SNES|game2=The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|release2=09/1992}} | |||
}} | |||
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== | {{Trophy/Fighter | ||
|name=Link (Alt.) | |||
|image-3ds=LinkAltTrophy3DS.png | |||
|image-wiiu=LinkAltTrophyWiiU.png | |||
|mode=Alt | |||
|desc-3ds-ntsc=If Link was on a desert island and could only pick one item, it'd be his powerful sword. This weapon is key to his down-air attack, a move with great launching potential and the ability to strike twice. He can also strike twice with his side smash—the second blow deals more damage and launches harder. | |||
|desc-wiiu-ntsc=If Link was on a desert island and could take only one item, it'd be the Master Sword. This weapon is key to his down air attack, a move with great launching potential and the ability to strike twice. He can also strike twice with his side smash—the second blow deals more damage and launches farther. | |||
|desc-pal=Of all of his weapons, Link's sword may be the most lethal. His down air attack has incredible launching power. What's more, he'll bounce up afterwards, allowing for a follow-up strike. His side smash can also be followed up with a more powerful second blow that sends foes flying – just press the button again straight away. | |||
|gamelist-ntsc={{Trophy games|console1=NES|game1=The Legend of Zelda|release1=08/1987|console2=SNES|game2=The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|release2=04/1992}} | |||
|gamelist-pal={{Trophy games|console1=NES|game1=The Legend of Zelda|release1=11/1987|console2=SNES|game2=The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|release2=09/1992}} | |||
}} | |||
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{{Trophy/Fighter | |||
|name=Triforce Slash (Link) | |||
{{Trophy | |image=TriforceSlashLinkTrophyWiiU.png | ||
|desc-ntsc=Link makes use of the Triforce of Courage to trap foes, and then he launches a 16-blow combo. The final, mighty blow has the power to launch opponents off the stage. When Link prepares the attack, the ray of light he emits must strike a rival, or the attack will fail. Shielding will do nothing to stop this powerful attack. | |||
|desc-pal=Link traps a foe in mid-air with the power of the Triforce of Courage, then delivers a 16-strike sword combo. The final strike has formidable launching power. If the ray of light at the start of the attack doesn't hit, the whole thing ends there. Helpfully, though, the ray of light's range and speed are incredible, and shields won't block it. | |||
|game=ssb4-wiiu | |||
}} | |||
{{clrl}} | |||
==In [[Event Match]]es== | ==In [[Event Match]]es== | ||
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Clawshot_SSB4.png|Using his [[Clawshot]]. | Clawshot_SSB4.png|Using his [[Clawshot]]. | ||
SSB4 - Zelda Screen-3.jpg|Using his side taunt alongside {{SSB4|Zelda}}. | SSB4 - Zelda Screen-3.jpg|Using his side taunt alongside {{SSB4|Zelda}}. | ||
Link and Peach.jpg|Link and {{SSB4|Peach}} on {{SSB4|Battlefield}}. | Link and Peach.jpg|Link and {{SSB4|Peach}} on {{SSB4|Battlefield}}. | ||
SSB4 Toon Link Screen-10.jpg|His appearance in ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS'' alongside Toon Link. | SSB4 Toon Link Screen-10.jpg|His appearance in ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS'' alongside Toon Link. | ||
Edge grab SSB4.jpg|Link [[Edge-guarding#Ledge Trump|edge trumping]] Mario. | Edge grab SSB4.jpg|Link [[Edge-guarding#Ledge Trump|edge trumping]] Mario. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
[[File:LinkT-PoseSSBU.png|thumb | [[File:LinkT-PoseSSBU.png|thumb|Link's bind pose in {{forwiiu}}.]] | ||
*During Link's first victory animation, his eyebrows appear lighter than usual, only to revert to their original shade of color once the animation ends. | *During Link's first victory animation, his eyebrows appear lighter than usual, only to revert to their original shade of color once the animation ends. | ||
*In {{forwiiu}}, a glitch prior to update 1.1.0 enabled the player to see characters' [[bind pose]]s. In Link's case, it could be seen that his bind pose was modeled in an unusual way, without forming a "T" shape like other bind poses. | *In {{forwiiu}}, a glitch prior to update 1.1.0 enabled the player to see characters' [[bind pose]]s. In Link's case, it could be seen that his bind pose was modeled in an unusual way, without forming a "T" shape like other bind poses. | ||
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*Link's alt. trophies in ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' and {{for3ds}} appear very similar to his ancestor's [[All-Star Mode|All-Star]] and [[Adventure Mode]] trophies, respectively, in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''. | *Link's alt. trophies in ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' and {{for3ds}} appear very similar to his ancestor's [[All-Star Mode|All-Star]] and [[Adventure Mode]] trophies, respectively, in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''. | ||
*Not counting ''Melee'', this is the only game where Link simply reuses his onscreen appearance from the previous game instead of having a new animation of him appearing onto the stage. | *Not counting ''Melee'', this is the only game where Link simply reuses his onscreen appearance from the previous game instead of having a new animation of him appearing onto the stage. | ||
*Despite being relegated to being a trophy in ''3DS'', ''Wii U'' is the only game where Link's adult form from ''Ocarina of Time'' (which inspired his appearance in the first two ''Smash'' games) does not make any appearance at all. | *Despite being relegated to being a trophy in ''3DS'', ''Wii U'' is the only game where Link's adult form from ''Ocarina of Time'' (which inspired his appearance in the first two ''Smash'' games) does not make any appearance at all. | ||
*Of all the veterans that retain their voice clips from ''Brawl'', Link, {{SSB4|Ganondorf}}, and {{SSB4|Captain Falcon}} are the only ones to not make use of knockback voice clips that weren't used in-game in ''Brawl'' despite having them. | *Of all the veterans that retain their voice clips from ''Brawl'', Link, {{SSB4|Ganondorf}}, and {{SSB4|Captain Falcon}} are the only ones to not make use of knockback voice clips that weren't used in-game in ''Brawl'' despite having them. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{reflist | {{reflist}} | ||
{{SSB4Characters}} | {{SSB4Characters}} | ||