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:''This article is about Zelda's appearance in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]. For other uses, see [[Princess Zelda]].''
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'''Zelda''' ({{ja|ゼルダ|Zeruda}}, ''Zelda'') is a playable fighter in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. The titular character of {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}} universe, Zelda's model from ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess}}'' is reused in ''Brawl''. Zelda was confirmed as a returning fighter on June 25th, 2007 on the {{SSBB|Smash Bros. DOJO!!}}.


Jun Mizusawa is the voice of Zelda in all regions of ''Brawl'', reprising her role from ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'', ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'' and ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''; her portrayal is comprised of re-purposed voice clips leftover from the recording sessions for ''Melee'', using returning and previously unused ones.  
'''Zelda''' ({{ja|ゼルダ}}, ''Zeruda'') is a character for ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. She looks nearly identical to her appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]''. From [[The Legend of Zelda universe]], Zelda re-appears in Brawl as a graceful character utilizing strong magical attacks.
 
Despite many of her attributes being strongly [[buffed]], her tier position is far worse than in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee|Melee]], at 35 out of 37 (third from last), compared to 19 out of 26 in ''Melee''. She currently holds the record for highest tier descent of all Smash history, having been lowered 9 spaces from 26 to 35. Zelda's very inconvenient combination attributes (slow, light, tall, and floaty), having near non-existent approach options, very poor projectile, predictable and terrible recovery (like Wolf, suffers from major angle issues), atrocious metagame, below average tournament results and having very bad match ups against many higher tiered characters clocks her in G Tier.  


Having previously appeared in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', Zelda reappears in ''Brawl'' as a character utilizing strong magical attacks, but despite her overall KO power being strongly [[buff]]ed, her [[tier list|tier position]] is a slight drop compared to her already very low placement in ''[[Melee]]'', at 37 out of 38 compared to 24 out of 26 in the earlier game, tied with [[Zelda (SSB4)|her later iteration from ''Smash 4'']] as her worst placement in the series. While Zelda possesses fast, powerful attacks, some of the most powerful aerials in ''Brawl'', and a great defensive game thanks to strong out of shield options, Zelda suffers from a combination of severe character build flaws. These flaws include a very inconvenient combination of attributes similar to {{SSBM|Mewtwo}} (slow, light, tall, and floaty), her almost non-existent approach options, possessing a moveset that consists nearly entirely of unreliable finishers with poorly-placed hitboxes (which makes it difficult for her to KO consistently despite her abundance of powerful attacks, and leaves her with an almost non-existent combo game), a terrible projectile that cannot force approaches, one of the worst grab games, with a very slow grab and terrible throws, and her predictable and unreliable recovery (her primary recovery move suffers from major angular issues, and she does not have access to an alternate recovery move nor the [[air speed]] and [[jump]]ing abilities to make it back without using a recovery move). This has left her with terrible tournament results and having terrible matchups against many higher tiered characters, ultimately clocking her in F Tier right above the worst spot (with {{SSBB|Ganondorf}} being the only fighter ranked lower than her) - although the combination of her and her transformation, {{SSBB|Sheik}} is higher at 24/38, placed in the D tier (though this is based on theory rather than actual practice). While Zelda is ranked as one of the worst characters in the game in the American and European tier list, in [[Japanese tier list|Japan]] she is ranked significantly higher, 16th in the high tier along with Sheik, as they are considered as a single character.


==Attributes==
==Attributes==
Zelda is a floaty, lightweight character with poor [[momentum canceling]] (making her very easy to KO but difficult to chain throw) with strong, graceful attacks, usually augmented with magic. She has abysmal grounded mobility overall, with her having the 4th slowest walking and dashing speeds. However, she has above-average air speed.
Zelda is a floaty, lightweight character with poor DI(making her very easy to KO but difficult to chaingrab) with strong, graceful attacks, usually augmented with magic. Many of her moves hit multiple times before causing knockback. This allows her to easily deal large damage to multiple targets, but it also means that these attacks can be [[DI]]'d out of fairly easily. She has very good defensive options, with her up smash having extremely high priority and her down smash having very fast start-up, and locking opponents with her down tilt. She is can juggle at lower percentages thanks to her up smash duration and priority and her powerful up air. Her directional aerials are single, powerful blows that cause a lot of damage and knockback if landed properly, but her attacks are extremely weak and have low stun when sourspotted. Many of her moves make powerful finishers, including her smash attacks, her up tilt attack and aerials. Her strong defense is counter-balanced by her generally poor mobility (very slow dash speed, mediocre air speed). Her grab is long-ranged, but very slow (especially for a non-tether grab) making it hard to land without set ups, and it cannot be used out of shield like a normal grab. Zelda can be described as a glass cannon: she can pump out a lot of damage if the opponent approaches her, but she won't survive long once she starts getting hit.
 
Arguably Zelda's most defining trait is the high KO power on a large portion of her moveset. Her aerials (except for neutral aerial) are among the absolute strongest in the game, with her forward, back and up aerials being the strongest in ''Brawl'' and her down aerial being the third most powerful meteor smash in the game. Her Lightning Kicks and down aerial are single, powerful blows that cause a lot of damage and knockback if landed properly, but they are extremely weak and have low stun when sourspotted, while her up aerial is likewise the most powerful in the game. On the ground, both her forward and up tilt are among the strongest, with the latter easily KOing most floaty characters under 100%, her forward and up smashes have fast start-up and hit multiple times with large damage output and powerful knockback on the final hit, with the latter being nearly impossible to SDI out of and being able to juggle at lower percentages, while her down smash has almost no start-up lag and is a decently powerful semi-spike, which can be extremely deadly against characters with poor recoveries.
 
Zelda is also gifted with a solid defensive game. Her [[roll]]s and [[spot dodge]] are perfectly solid defensive options, although she does possess one of the slower [[air dodge]]s. She has some powerful out of shield options. Up smash is a frame 6 option which has solid KO power and it hits on both sides. Her back aerial is a frame 11 Out of Shield option and while it is difficult to land, it has incredible KO power when sweetspotted. This also applies to forward aerial although it is slower, being frame 14 OoS. She also has down smash as a frame 11 option which while much weaker than back aerial, it does hit in front and it is still a viable KO move. Down tilt is a frame 12 option which can lead into followups, especially if the opponent trips, or fails to [[SDI]] the move. Zelda also has other useful defensive tools. Her Nayru's Love is a reflector with high damage output, decent knockback and reasonable startup lag, while also having a projectile in Din's Fire to defend herself to some degree (even though it is extremely situational). Her strong defense is counterbalanced by her very low traction and her very poor mobility on the ground (very slow dash speed and slow falling speed). Her grab is disjointed, but it is very slow (at frame 12), while also having less range then numerous grabs which come out twice as fast, making it hard to land without set ups, and it is very difficult to land Out of Shield.
 
Zelda's crippling combination of her slow mobility, atrocious endurance, and her tall frame, however, is arguably what makes her one of the worst characters in ''Brawl''. Zelda's tall frame and floatiness makes her very easy to juggle, despite her above-average air speed, while the latter and her lightweight both give her one of the worst endurances in the game, especially from the upper blast line. Despite her potent defensive game, it is very easy to force her to play offensively because of her very poor approach options, her very slow mobility and her slow grab. Characters with great camping abilities (most notably {{SSBB|Falco}}) can simply outcamp her with a flurry of projectiles or by simply evading her wiith their superior mobility, while she cannot rely on her Din's Fire to camp, as it is easily avoidable and Zelda will not win any projectile wars with it. This means that she gets very few chances to use her strong out of shield options to her advantage and is instead forced to play with her horrible offensive game due to her abysmal approach.
 
Zelda also struggles with close range pressure. Her fastest ground option is down smash at frame 4 and while it is quite fast, it is also quite punishable. She does have a safer alternative with down tilt although it is frame 5, which can still lose against characters with superior frame data. Zelda can also have some trouble punishing Out of Shield, despite her strong options. Her only fast option is up smash, which does not have particularly impressive range, matching the shortest ranged grabs. Outside of her up smash, she has no options which are faster than frame 11, which can give her a lot of trouble punishing moves which up smash cannot reach, as long as they are not too punishable. Zelda especially has trouble punishing shorter characters as her already unreliable Lightning Kicks are even harder to land against them. When combined with her low traction, this gives Zelda a limited Out of Shield game overall. Zelda does have much better options after a [[powershield]], as down smash and down tilt become frame 5 options, allowing her to reliably punish relatively safe moves. However, these moves are still not fast enough to punish ordinarily safe moves and Zelda does not gain any faster options to punish opponents from behind.
 
Another one of Zelda's major flaws is her inconsistency in KOing opponents. As mentioned before, most of Zelda's moveset has high KO potential, but landing them is extremely difficult due to the poorly-placed hitboxes on most of her strongest finishers. Her Lightning Kicks and down aerial are extremely powerful when sweetspotted, but the sweetspot hitboxes are notoriously small and the sourspots have incredibly low knockback, damage output and low hitstun, making the moves dangerously unsafe and difficult to land. Down aerial's sweetspot additionally only works against aerial opponents, which only makes it a viable KO option off stage. Her up aerial is generally impossible to land on a opponent at the same ground level as her and is rather laggy. Her forward smash can be SDI'd out of, her up smash does not have the best horizontal range, and her down smash is rather weak for a smash attack despite its semi-spike properties, while her up tilt is rather slow for a tilt attack and is less effective againt heavier characters. Conversely, Zelda's poor frame data and high knockback attacks give her one of the worst comboing abilities in the game. Zelda is virtually unable to followup her aerials into each other, despite her above-average air speed, due to the terrible hitbox placements and properties of most of her aerials, while her only few combo starters, such as her down tilt, jab or neutral neutral aerial or dash attack, eventually become predictable for repetitive use. Neutral attack has slow startup, unfavorable hitbox places and is susceptible to SDI, neutral aerial's loop hits give it inconsistent followup potential against grounded opponents and while down tilt can rack up a lot of damage by chaining into itself, it is susceptible to SDI, preventing Zelda from getting more than three down tilts at the most against a skilled player. Most of Zelda's combos only last for merely two or three hits at low percentages, which do not rack up a lot of damage under most circumstances. This is aggravated by her poor grab game; her grabs are very slow and while her back throw can KO at higher percents, her others throws have are quite limited, with forward throw only really be using for setting up edgeguards, down throw can be used to rack up damage and set up unreliable followups and up throw does not reliably lead to followups or KOes.
 
Lastly, Zelda possesses an extremely situational set of special moves. Din's Fire is long ranged, has a large hitbox when and deals good damage when fully charged, KOs at high percents, cannot properly be reflected, can be controlled, and be used for edgeguarding. However, it is predictable and avoidable against skilled players (easy to spot dodge, air dodge or even trade with), being difficult to camp with against most characters (with few exceptions, like the {{SSBB|Ice Climbers}} and slow characters). Additionally, it is not very effective as an edgeguarding move, as the move sends at a vertical angle, does not KO reliably until around 150% unless near the top blast line, and opponents can easily air dodge or trade with it off-stage. Nayru's Love is a decent duration reflector attack, a solid defensive spacing tool, and it has utility in other areas with techniques such as [[Love Jumping]], but suffers from a considerable amount of ending lag. Farore's Wind is a long distance recovery/attack, but it is very slow, cannot sweetspot ledges until Zelda has reappeared, has weak knockback and Zelda cannot move horizontally after reappearing for a lengthy amount of time. Opponents can either easily hit Zelda out of it or they can [[edge hog]] it, making it a rather poor recovery move overall despite its long distance. Transform enables Zelda to alleviate some of her weaknesses (such as poor mobility) by transforming into Sheik, who is a considerably superior character, but the amount of time it takes to transform into Sheik is extremely long, giving the opponent more than enough time to set up a devastating punish on her.
 
In the end, Zelda relies on her strong defensive game and potential power to overcome her weaknesses, which is usually hard to do. Zelda is a character that has hard time to approach her opponents, but once she does, she can be a devastating character. Zelda can be described as a glass cannon: she can pump out a lot of damage if the opponent approaches her, but she will not survive long once she starts getting hit. [[Transform]] can also shore up some of Zelda's weaknesses (most notably her terrible mobility and approach) by turning into Sheik, and vice-versa.


==Changes from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''==
Her special attacks are also assets to Zelda, granting her a projectile, reflector, a teleport with large range and many invincibility frames, and the ability to transform into her alter-ego, [[Sheik (SSBB)|Sheik]]. Din's Fire is slow, is long-ranged, has a large hitbox, deals much damage, KOs at high percents, cannot properly be reflected, can be controlled, and be used for edgeguarding. However, it is still one of the worst projectiles in the game and is extremely predictable and avoidable against skilled players (easy to spot dodge or air dodge), being impossible to camp with against most characters (except very few exceptions, like [[Ice Climbers (SSBB)|Ice Climbers]]). Nayru's Love is a decent-duration reflector attack and spacing tool but suffers from many frames of lag. Despite her defensive game, it's easy to force her to play offensively and she has abysmal approach options, because of her poor approach aerials and very slow dash speed and grab. As mentioned before, she can't camp with her Din's Fire either. This means despite her defensive game, she gets very few chances to use it and instead is forced to play with her horrible offensive game due to her very limited approach. Farore's Wind is a long-distance recovery/attack, but her linear recovery is below-average (falls almost straight down after it, and she has a small ledge sweetspot range) among cast members because of its low reliability as it's also easy to hit her before she disappears due its slow start-up. Transform can shore up some of Zelda's weaknesses by turning into Sheik, and vice-versa.
Zelda has been given major power [[buff]]s from ''Melee'' to ''Brawl'' and she is now an even more powerful character than in ''Melee'' due to her gaining several, new powerful finishers like her down smash, down aerial and [[Din's Fire]]. Her moveset deals more damage overall and she benefits from various additions including much lower [[SDI]] multipliers and the fact that [[stale move negation]] no longer affects individual hits of multi-hit moves. The universally decreased falling speeds also further improve her KO power as none of her vertical finishers received a nerf to their power. Additionally, some of her out of shield options have been improved, the aforementioned lower SDI multipliers on her forward and up smash, as well as her neutral aerial, have greatly improved their defensive utility.


However, changes to the mechanics have mitigated these buffs, and she received significant nerfs that made her an even lighter and floatier character, worsened her already horrible endurance and her already inconsistent KOing ability, and considerably weakened her combo game to be among the absolute worst. Those nerfs have drastically harmed Zelda overall, making her arguably even worse relative to the cast than in ''Melee'': her flaws from the previous game remain and were exacerbated by the physics changes due to her average weight being lowered further (although this benefits her matchup against {{SSBB|King Dedede}}) and her slower falling speed and lower gravity making her even floatier. Her barely improved mobility also remains very slow despite the increases to her walking, dashing and air speeds. Despite her moves doing more damage, her damage racking game has been weakened: her powerful moves are harder to hit with due to their smaller hitboxes, increased lag, shorter duration and the introduction of several large sourspots, her combo game has been severely nerfed leaving her with barely any combo potential on most of her moves, while her grab game was greatly weakened despite the improvements her grabs received due to the slower falling speeds and the introduction of [[hitstun canceling]] no longer allowing her to chaingrab with her up throws or completely removing her previous follow-ups with her down throw. Lastly, her marginally better [[Din's Fire]] remains very difficult to camp with, while still being fairly ineffective as a edgeguarding and KOing move due to only merely KOing above 150%. [[Transform]] takes a lot longer to perform and {{SSBB|Sheik}} has been significantly nerfed in her own right making transforming into Sheik a much less effective strategy than in ''Melee''.
===Changes from [[Super Smash Bros. Melee|''Melee'']] to ''Brawl''===
Zelda has been [[buffed]] from SSBM to SSBB, as most moves generally improved in speed and/or power. For example, her standard attack has increased damage and knockback. Nayru's Love's reflect duration is slightly longer, and it reflects projectiles faster. Din's Fire's hitbox now increases as it travels further, detonates quicker, deals more damage, has less lag, deals more knockback, and is faster to use, but in high level play it's still a situational move because of its easy to dodge and it's predictable. If Zelda is hit while performing Din's Fire, the fire will travel its full distance and explode (as opposed to traveling the full distance and disappearing as it did in ''Melee''). Farore's Wind has an explosive hitbox when it reappears, but it gives slightly less recovery distance. If Zelda is tagged before Farore's Wind is used, the tag vanishes until Zelda reappears, thus not giving away her location to where she is warping. Transformation is Zelda's only special move that didn't improve, as the transformation time is longer. Zelda's non-sweetspotted aerials are weaker, but her sweet-spotted aerials are stronger. Her up aerial is now a much better KOing move, and her down aerial has lightning-kick style damage and knockback on its sweetspot. Both Zelda's dash speed and grab speed have slightly increased (though both are still very slow).


Overall, her nerfs heavily outweigh her buffs, making Zelda an even worse character in this game and she still heavily struggles against much of the rest of the cast.
Zelda also had a few cosmetic changes. Her fighter design is now based on the [[Princess Zelda]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'', whereas ''Melee''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s was based on the one from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', which is now an alternative costume for Zelda in Brawl. Her dashing animation and "toppling" animation are both new.


===Aesthetics===
===Moveset===
*{{change|Zelda's design is now based on her appearance in ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''.}}
====Ground Attacks====
*{{change|Zelda has gained two new alternate costumes.}}
=====Normal=====
*{{change|Zelda has altered animations when dashing, crouching, carrying heavy items, and when tumbling.}}
*Dash attack - Zelda extends her arms, palms out. Any enemy caught in her path is electrocuted and knocked upwards. Does 12% damage when close and less damage (about 9%) when at the tip of her hands.  
*{{change|Zelda has three new taunts.}}
*Standard attack - Zelda extends one arm. A circular magical spark appears at the end of it, hitting up to three times. Disjointed with decent range. Does 2% damage per hit.  
*{{change|Zelda now vocalizes when jumping from the ground.}}
*Forward Tilt - Zelda steps forward and slashes one arm in front of her, with a trail of sparkles. The attack has moderate knockback. Depending on how the opponent is hit, they may end up slightly behind Zelda. This can be directed slightly up or down. Does 11%-13% damage.
*{{change|One of Zelda's heavy knockback scream from ''Melee'' is now used as the alternate KO voice clip.}}
*Down Tilt - Zelda crouches and stabs one foot forward. This attack can meteor smash an airborne opponent. It also usually trips people on the ground, and easily combos with Zelda's quick down smash. This move can also combo into itself. Does 7%-8% damage.
*{{change|As on-screen appearances were not present in ''Melee'', Zelda now receives one}}.
*Up Tilt - Zelda waves her hand above her head in an arc, starting in front of her to behind her, trailing sparkles like her forward tilt. This move has incredible knockback, and makes an excellent finisher. Although it is less reliable and slower than her Up-smash and requires set ups, depending on how fresh it is, her Up Tilt can produce more knockback than her Up-smash. Does 11% damage.


===Attributes===
=====Smash=====
*{{buff|Zelda [[walk]]s faster (0.7 → 0.8).}}
*Forward Smash - Zelda extends her hands with a thrust, and a burst of sparkles appears. If an enemy is hit by this, it expands its animation, shocking them multiple times and then launching them away with high knockback. Quick, with large range. Is very easy to SDI out of. Does 17% damage (23% when fully charged).
*{{buff|Zelda [[dash]]es faster (1.1 → 1.224), no longer having the slowest dashing speed.}}
*Up Smash - Zelda waves her hand back and forth over her head once quickly, trailing a stream of light. If an enemy is caught in this, the animation expands in to more back and forth, hitting and shocking multiple times before launching them away. At low percentages, especially against heavy characters, this can combo several times with itself, and is also easily followed by an up tilt. Fast, with large range. Does 15% damage (20% when fully charged).
*{{buff|[[Air dodge]] has a longer duration (frames 4-19 → 4-29) no longer being the worst in the game.}}
*Down Smash - Zelda kicks along the ground in front of her and then behind her, appearing to sweep forward and back with her dress. This smash comes out very quickly (the fastest D-smash tied with [[R.O.B. (SSBB)|R.O.B.]]'s), and powerfully knocks almost entirely horizontally. Semi spike with decent range. Zelda is able to hit a bomb in front of her with this move without taking any damage, due to the disjointed hitbox. Does 12-16% damage in front, 10-14% at back. If the first hit takes you into the second one, it will deal 22-30%.
*{{buff|[[Spot dodge]] has less startup lag and a longer duration (frames 3-20 → 2-20). It also has less ending lag (FAF 33 → 26).}}
*{{nerf|Zelda's [[traction]] is significantly lower (0.1 → 0.054), especially when comparing with the returning veterans, now going from being tied out with other three characters for the highest traction to one of the lowest. This makes it harder for her to punish out of shield and provides almost no benefits due to the removal of [[wavedashing]].}}
*{{buff|Zelda has slightly faster air speed (0.95 → 0.987).}}
*{{change|As with the returning veterans, Zelda's [[falling speed]] is slower (1.4 → 1.13). Compared to the returning veterans, however, Zelda falls faster.}}
*{{nerf|Zelda is [[Weight|lighter]] (90 → 85), now being a lightweight, which when combined with the previous point, worsens her already poor endurance.}}
*{{buff|Her lower weight however does allow her to be knocked down by {{SSBB|King Dedede}}'s down throw preventing her from being chain grabbed by it.}}
*{{nerf|Zelda's [[gravity]] is lower (0.073 → 0.067), making her floatier and reaching her maximum falling speed slower. However, this doesn't compensate for her worse endurance than in ''Melee''.}}
*{{buff|Zelda's [[glide toss]] covers more distance, especially her backwards glide toss.}}


===Ground attacks===
=====Other=====
*[[Neutral attack]]:
*Ledge attack- Zelda climbs up and swings her legs in a circular motion, while pulling her self up. Does 6% damage.
**{{buff|Neutral attack has less ending lag (FAF 27 → 24).}}
*100% ledge attack- Zelda raises up slowly, and after gaining some strength, smacks the enemy with the back of her hand. Does 10% damage.
**{{buff|The first two hits now uses set knockback instead of base knockback (10 (base) → 0, 0 (set) → 50/43/30/7), allowing it to more reliably connect into the third hit.}}
*Floor attack- Zelda swings her legs around, hitting enemies on both sides of herself. Does 6% damage.
**{{buff|The third hit has increased knockback scaling (100 → 160).}}
*[[Forward tilt]]:
**{{nerf|Forward tilt has a shorter duration (frames 12-15 → 12-14) and more ending lag (FAF 37 → 40).}}
*[[Up tilt]]:
**{{nerf|Up tilt has more ending lag (FAF 40 → 48).}}
**{{change|It has increased KO potential due to the universally decreased falling speeds, but has less combo ability.}}
*[[Down tilt]]:
**{{buff|Down tilt has a longer duration (frames 5-7 → 5-11) and less ending lag (FAF 30 → 25). It now has a 40% [[trip]]ping chance further improving its follow-up potential.}}
*[[Dash attack]]:
**{{nerf|Dash attack has more ending lag (FAF 36 → 38).}}
**{{change|Its clean hit deals slightly less damage (13% → 12%), but due to universally decreased falling speeds, its KO potential remains similar.}}
*[[Forward smash]]:
**{{buff|Forward smash deals more damage due to changes to [[stale move negation]] (16% → 17%).}}
**{{buff|Its looping hits have a lower [[SDI]] multiplier (1.0x → 0.5x) making it harder to escape.}}
**{{nerf|Forward smash's final hit inflicts 1% less damage (14% → 13%) and has altered knockback (50 (base), 98 (scaling) → 30/105), reducing its KO potential slightly.}}
*[[Up smash]]:
**{{buff|Up smash has larger hitboxes and connects significantly more reliably. It also deals more damage due to changes to stale move negation (14% → 15%), has more KO potential due to universally decreased falling speeds and the multi-hits now have set knockback and can now trip opponents.}}
**{{buff|Its looping hits have a lower [[SDI]] multiplier (1.0x → 0.1x) making it harder to escape.}}
**{{nerf|It has more startup (frame 5 → 6) and ending lag (FAF 51 → 57).}}
**{{nerf|It has one less looping hit, hitting eleven times total instead of twelve. This decreases its duration (frame 5/7/9/11/13/15/24/26/28/30/32/34 → 6/8/10/12/14/16/23/25/27/29/31).}}
*[[Down smash]]:
**{{buff|Down smash has more knockback scaling, improving its KO potential especially the front hit due to its increased damage (90 (front), 80 (back) → 95/85). This, combined with its improved [[semi-spike]] trajectory (30° → 20°), makes it much better for [[gimp]]ing characters with poor horizontal recoveries and setting up edgeguards. The back hit also has less startup lag (frame 13 → 12).}}
**{{nerf|Both hits have a shorter duration (frames 4-7 (front), 13-16 (back) → 4-6/12-14) and it has more ending lag (FAF 32 → 40). It also has less [[intangibility]] (frames 4-16 → 4-14).}}
**{{change|Down smash's front hit deals 1% more damage (11% → 12%), but the back hit deals 1% less (11% → 10%) with its knockback compensated (80 (scaling) → 85).}}
**{{change|Zelda now vocalizes when using down smash.}}


===Aerial attacks===
====Aerial Attacks====
*[[Neutral aerial]]:
**{{buff|[[Neutral aerial]] can no longer be SDI'd out of and the hits now connect properly. It also has less landing lag (18 frames → 12).}}
**{{change|Neutral aerial now has 5 hits instead of 6. The multi-hits also now do consistent damage (2%-3% → 2%).}}
**{{nerf|Neutral aerial has more ending lag (FAF 42 → 51).}}
*[[Lightning Kick]] ([[Forward aerial|forward]] & [[back aerial]]):
**{{buff|Sweetspotted Lightning Kicks are now takes priority over the sourspots (ID 2 → 0) and now have significant amounts of hitlag and can no longer be SDI'd. This grants Lightning Kicks greater followup potential.}}
**{{nerf|Sourspotted Lightning Kicks are significantly weaker and deal drastically less damage (10% → 4%). The sweetspots now last for only 1 frame as opposed to 4 in ''Melee'', while the rest of the attack's frames deal the same damage a sourspotted Lightning Kick would deal. The sweetspotted hitbox's size is also significantly smaller (5.2u → 1.7u) , being less than a third of the size from ''Melee'' (although their increased priority slightly compensates for this). They also have more landing lag (18 frames → 22) which is further exacerbated with the removal of [[L-canceling]]. Altogether, those changes drastically hinder the move's utility, completely removing their approaching abilities, while making them dangerously unsafe if missed.}}
*Forward aerial:
**{{buff|Forward aerial's sweetspot had its knockback adjusted (30 (base)/96 (scaling) → 34/95) increasing its KO potential.}}
**{{buff|It also has a longer duration (frames 8-11 → 8-12).}}
**{{nerf|It has more ending lag (FAF 36 → 40), preventing Zelda from performing two forward aerials in a short hop.}}
*Back aerial:
**{{buff|Back aerial's sweetspot deals more base knockback (30 → 40).}}
**{{nerf|It has more ending lag (FAF 33 → 36).}}
*[[Up aerial]]:
**{{buff|Up aerial deals more damage (13% → 15%) and has its knockback values adjusted (0 (base), 120 (scaling) → 30/110), improving its KO potential to the point where it is now the strongest up aerial in the game. It also has less landing lag (25 frames → 22).}}
**{{nerf|It has a smaller hitbox and can also no longer auto-cancel out of a short hop due to it a later auto-cancel window (frame 45 → 56).}}
*[[Down aerial]]:
**{{buff|Down aerial has gained a clean sweetspot for 1 frame, which is similar to that of her Lightning Kicks, dealing much more damage (7% → 16%) and knockback (5 (base), 85 (scaling) → 50/90) powerfully meteor smashing foes with a slightly different angle (275° → 270°). However, it cannot land on a grounded opponent.}}
**{{buff|The sourspotted hit can now trip opponents and has a longer duration (frames 14-17 → 15-24) and less landing lag (24 frames → 21).}}
**{{nerf|Its late hits deal less damage (8%/7% → 5%/4%) and knockback (100/80 (scaling) → 90/70).}}
**{{nerf|It has more ending lag (FAF 43 → 45).}}
**{{change|Down aerial's animation has been altered. Zelda's body is more upright when stomping down with her left arm placed a bit more to her side.}}


===Throws/other attacks===
*Neutral Aerial - Zelda spins in place, slowly trailing sparkles from her hands. This hits 5 times and sucks people in, dealing a decent amount of damage. The first few hits of this move cannot be DI'd or SDI's whatsoever. Does ~13% damage.
*[[Grab]]s:
*Forward Aerial - Known as the Lightning Kick, Zelda kicks to one side, with a spark at her foot. In the first few frames, if you hit directly with the foot, this attack pauses the opponent in place for a second dramatically, before dealing heavy lightning damage and launching them away with huge knockback. If any other part of this attack hits, or if it hits after the first few frames, it deals only a small amount of damage, with very little knockback. Larger foes tend to be more vulnerable to falling victim to a sweet-spotted hit. Does 20% damage when sweet-spotted, otherwise 4% damage is done.
**{{buff|Grab range is longer, now being the 3rd longest non-tether grab in the game.}}
*Back Aerial - Identical to Zelda's forward Aerial, except the opposite direction and faster. slightly higher knock back than the forward lightning kick. Does 20% damage when sweet-spotted, otherwise 4% damage is done.
**{{buff|Dash grab has less startup lag (frame 12 → 11) and Zelda now lunges forward when using a dash grab giving it more range. Both it and standing grab also have less ending lag (FAF 31 (standing), frame 41 (dash) → 30/40).}}
*Down Aerial - Zelda sticks one foot out beneath her. Like her Forward and Back aerials, if this hits within the first frame with the foot, it causes a dramatic pause in the opponent's movement, then deals high damage and spikes the opponent straight downwards very fast. If it hits with any other part or outside this window, it does a very small amount of damage and still knocks downwards, but much slower. If it hits a non-airborne opponent, the sweet-spot cannot hit, and it is always the weak hit. The sweet-spot itself is slightly smaller than the weak hit and does not actually cover the tip of her foot. Does 16% damage when sweet-spotted, otherwise 5% damage.
*[[Pummel]]:
*Up Aerial - Zelda holds one hand up, and a small trail of sparkles extends to a point above her where it shortly explodes and launching the enemy upward. This explosion has a smaller hitbox than "[[Zelda (SSBM)|''Melee'' Zelda's"]] Up-air, but it is significantly faster and stronger, with enormous knockback. Does 15% damage.
**{{buff|Pummel has slightly less ending lag (FAF 26 → 25).}}
*[[Up throw]]:
**{{nerf|Due to the slower falling speeds of ''Brawl'', up throw can no longer chaingrab fastfallers.}}
*[[Down throw]]:
**{{nerf|Down throw sends opponents higher due to universally decreased falling speeds, which when combined with the changes to hitstun, completely removes its comboing capabilities and makes it completely unreliable at setting up follow-ups.}}


===Special moves===
===Grabs and Throws===
*[[Nayru's Love]]:
Note: She has by far the slowest non-tether grab, but the range is the third longest of the non-tether grabs.
**{{buff|Nayru's Love can now be used to perform a "[https://youtu.be/8djTa_wHqtE Love jump]" increasing its utility. It also has a higher maximum damage output due to changes to stale move negation (13% → 15%) and the final hit can now semi-spike improving its edgeguarding potential.}}
*Pummel: Discharges magic into them. Does 3% damage.  
**{{nerf|The move has more startup lag on its hitboxes (frame 12 → 13) and invincibility and reflect periods (frame 4 → 5).}}
*Forward Throw: Telekinetically twirls opponent and throws them forward. Does 12% damage.
**{{change|Zelda has a different voice clip when using Nayru's Love.}}
*Back Throw: Telekinetically twirls opponent behind herself and tosses them. Does 11% damage. Strongest knockback of all her throws, mediocre KO potential.
*[[Din's Fire]]:
*Up Throw: Telekinetically twirls opponent above her head, then releases them upward. Does 11% damage.
**{{buff|The size and power of Din's Fire now increases as it travels further, can be controlled easier, detonates quicker, deals more damage (7%-13% → 8%-16%), has less lag, deals drastically more knockback, and is faster to use.}}
*Down Throw: Throws opponent on ground and shocks them repeatedly with magical bursts. Does 10% damage.
**{{change|Zelda no longer vocalizes when detonating Din's Fire.}}
*[[Farore's Wind]]:
**{{buff|Farore's Wind has an explosive hitbox when Zelda reappears, making it a safer move to use on stage.}}
**{{nerf|Farore's Wind travels slightly less distance and has more start-up lag (frame 10 → 11).}}
**{{change|Zelda no longer vocalizes when using Farore's Wind.}}
*[[Transform]]:
**{{buff|[[Stale-move negation]] now resets when Transform is used meaning that if Zelda transforms, all of Sheik's moves will be fresh rather than carrying over the staleness from Zelda's moves. This is especially beneficial as stale-move negation now affects knockback.}}
**{{nerf|Due to the game disc no longer automatically loading Sheik and Zelda's data at the same time rather than having it loaded at all times as in ''Melee'', Transform takes much longer to complete and no longer takes a consistent amount of time. This allows the opponent to set up a punish on Sheik for simply performing the move, and makes Transforming into Sheik for a faster, more reliable playstyle a much larger risk.}}
*[[Light Arrow]]:
**{{change|Zelda has a [[Final Smash]], Light Arrow. Zelda pulls out the Bow of Light and shoots a Light Arrow. The Light Arrow deals high damage and incredible knockback, and will usually [[one-hit KO]] anyone who gets hit by it. {{SSBB|Sheik}} also has Light Arrow has her Final Smash, albeit with slight differences.}}


==Moveset==
===Special Moves===
''For a gallery of Zelda's hitboxes, see [[Zelda (SSBB)/Hitboxes|here]].''<br>
{{specialmoves|Nayru's Love|Din's Fire|Farore's Wind|Transform|Light Arrow|Zelda}}
''For a more detailed information regarding Zelda's moveset and attack hitboxes, see [[Zelda (SSBB)/Moveset|this page]].''
{{MovesetTable
|game=SSBB
|neutralcount=1
|neutralname=Short Flash ({{ja|ショートフラッシュ|Shōto Furasshu}})
|neutral1dmg=2% (hits 1-3)
|neutraldesc=Zelda sticks her hand out in front of herself and shoots small magical sparks, pushing foes slightly back. Disjointed with decent range.
|ftiltname=Magical Cutter ({{ja|マジカルカッター|Majikaru Kattā}})
|ftiltdmg=13% (hand), 12% (arm), 11% (body)
|ftiltdesc=Zelda steps forward and slashes one arm in front of her, with a trail of sparkles. The attack has moderate knockback. The tip of the attack hits backwards, while the base hits forwards. Can be angled.
|utiltname=Barricader ({{ja|バリケーダー|Barikēdā}})
|utiltdmg=11%
|utiltdesc=Zelda waves her arm above her head in an arc with a boost of magic power. This move has very high vertical knockback, and makes an excellent finisher.
|dtiltname=Low Kick ({{ja|ローキック|Rō Kikku}})
|dtiltdmg=7% (foot), 8% (leg)
|dtiltdesc=Zelda crouches and kicks her foot in front of her, hitting opponents low. The tip of her foot [[meteor smash]]es grounded opponents and launches airborne opponents upwards. Can make the opponent trip, allowing for multiple follow-ups.
|dashname=Quick Palm Shot ({{ja|クイックパームショット|Kuikku Pōmu Shotto}})
|dashdmg=12% (clean body), 9% (clean hands), 8% (late body), 7% (late hands)
|dashdesc=Zelda shoves her arms in front of her and pushes foes in front of her away with a boost of magic power. Any foes caught in the sweetspot of the move will shocked and knocked upwards.
|fsmashname=Shining Palm Shot ({{ja|シャイニングパームショット|Shainingu Pōmu Shotto}})
|fsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|1}} (hits 1-4), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|13}} (hit 5)
|fsmashdesc=Zelda charges magic energy in her right hand and flashes it in front of herself, hitting opponents multiple times before knocking them away. Can pressure shields and deals great knockback. However, it can be SDI'd out of (though it requires good timing).
|usmashname=Power Steer ({{ja|パワースティア|Pawā Sutia}})
|usmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|1}} (hits 1-10), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|5}} (hit 11)
|usmashdesc=Zelda charges magic energy in her left hand and waves it above her head twice, hitting opponents multiple times before knocking them away. At low percentages, especially against heavy characters, this can combo several times with itself, and is also easily followed by an up tilt.
|dsmashname=Compass Turn ({{ja|コンパスターン|Conpasu Tān}})
|dsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|12}} (hit 1), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|10}} (hit 2)
|dsmashdesc=Zelda quickly kicks on both sides of herself, knocking opponents away. It is the fastest down smash in the game (tied with R.O.B) with good semi-spike knockback. The leg Zelda strikes with is intangible.
|nairname=Zelda Spin ({{ja|ゼルダスピン|Zeruda Supin}})
|nairdmg=2% (hits 1-4), 5% (hit 5)
|nairdesc=Zelda spins in place, slowly trailing sparkles from her hands. Has short range but is useful for catching opponents in combo's.
|fairname=[[Lightning Kick|Lightning Kick (Front)]] ({{ja|稲妻キック（前）|Inazuma Kikku (Mae)}})
|fairdmg=20% (clean foot), 4% (clean leg, late)
|fairdesc=Zelda quickly kicks in front of herself, dealing great damage and knockback if the opponent is hit at the beginning of the move and just the tip of her boot. Otherwise, the opponent is hit with low damage and knockback.
|bairname=[[Lightning Kick|Lightning Kick (Back)]] ({{ja|稲妻キック（後）|Inazuma Kikku (Ato)}})
|bairdmg=20% (clean foot), 4% (clean leg, late)
|bairdesc=Identical to Zelda's forward aerial, except the opposite direction and faster, dealing slightly higher knockback than the forward Lightning Kick.
|uairname=Condense Blast ({{ja|コンデンスブラスト|Kondensu Burasuto}})
|uairdmg=15%
|uairdesc=Zelda brings her arm above her head and releases a fiery explosion above her head, dealing great knockback. Requires precise timing to KO.
|dairname=Mild Meteor Heel ({{ja|マイルドメテオヒール|Mairudo Meteo Hīru}})
|dairdmg=16% (clean), 5% (late leg), 4% (late foot)
|dairdesc=Zelda stomps her foot below herself, [[meteor smash|meteoring]] opponents. The initial hitbox deals a powerful meteor (the 3rd strongest meteor smash in the game, whereas later hitboxes hit opponents with less force, albeit still a meteor.
|grabname=Holding ({{ja|ホールディング|Hōrudingu}})
|grabdesc=Zelda restrains her opponent in front of her with magical energy.
|pummelname=Holding Attack ({{ja|ホールディングアタック|Hōrudingu Atakku}})
|pummeldmg=3%
|pummeldesc=Zelda waves her arms quickly in front of her victim, dealing small magic damage.
|fthrowname=Force Move ({{ja|フォースムーブ|Fōsu Mūbu}})
|fthrowdmg=12%
|fthrowdesc=Zelda spins her opponent in front of her and throws her opponent away. Deals a good amount of damage.
|bthrowname=Force Back Move ({{ja|フォースバックムーブ|Fōsu Bakku Mūbu}})
|bthrowdmg=11%
|bthrowdesc=Zelda spins her opponent, circles them around herself and throws them behind herself. Deals good damage.
|uthrowname=Force Top Move ({{ja|フォーストップムーブ|Fōsu Toppu Mūbu}})
|uthrowdmg=11%
|uthrowdesc=Zelda forces her opponent above her and throws them upward.
|dthrowname=Plasma Beat ({{ja|プラズマビート|Purazuma Bīto}})
|dthrowdmg=2% (hits 1-4), 2% (throw)
|dthrowdesc=Zelda forces her opponent under her and shoots magic from her hands at them, before knocking them behind herself.
|floorfname=&nbsp;
|floorfdmg=6% (hit 1), 8% (hit 2 leg), 6% (hit 2 body)
|floorfdesc=Zelda performs a spin kick as she gets up. Notable for having unusually high damage on the second hit.
|floorbname=&nbsp;
|floorbdmg=6%
|floorbdesc=Essentially the same as the front floor attack.
|floortname=&nbsp;
|floortdmg=5%
|floortdesc=Zelda performs a sweep kick from the sitting position.
|edgefname=&nbsp;
|edgefdmg=6%
|edgefdesc=Zelda climbs up and swings her legs in a circular motion, while pulling herself up.
|edgesname=&nbsp;
|edgesdmg=10% (arm), 8% (body)
|edgesdesc=Zelda raises up slowly, and after a short pause, smacks the enemy with the back of her hand.
|nsname=Nayru's Love
|nsdmg=1-2 (hits 1-5), 3-5% (hit 6)
|nsdesc=A crystal forms that reflects projectiles, followed by the shards spinning around and slicing nearby opponents.
|ssname=Din's Fire
|ssdmg=8-16%
|ssdesc=Launches a controllable fireball that charges as it travels until it explodes. Can be directed up or down with the [[control stick]].
|usname=Farore's Wind
|usdmg=6%
|usdesc=Teleports in a given direction, dealing damage at both ends.
|dsname=Transform
|dsdmg=0%
|dsdesc=Transforms into {{SSBB|Sheik}}.
|fsname=Light Arrow
|fsdmg=3% (hit 1), 39% (Light Arrow 1st opponent), 29% (2nd opponent), 21% (3rd opponent)
|fsdesc=Zelda pulls out a large magical bow and light arrow which she fires in a straight, horizontal line across the stage. It can strike multiple opponents, decreasing in damage and knockback with each successive target, with the first opponent being hit with enough knockback to [[one-hit KO]] {{SSBB|Mario}} from the center of {{SSBB|Final Destination}}. Launches opponents at a 45° angle.
}}


===Stats===
===Special Movements ===
{{technical data|Needs short hop and double jump heights}}
====[[Taunt]]s====
{{Attributes
Zelda is the quietest Taunter in the game.
|cast      = 39
|weight    = 85
|rweight    = 28-29
|dash      = 1.25
|rdash      = 37
|run        = 1.224
|rrun      = 36
|walk      = 0.8
|rwalk      = 35-36
|trac      = 0.054
|rtrac      = 26
|airfric    = 0.006
|rairfric  = 32-33
|air        = 0.987
|rair      = 14-17
|baseaccel  = 0.01
|rbaseaccel = 7-36
|addaccel  = 0.09
|raddaccel  = 4-7
|gravity    = 0.067
|rgravity  = 31
|fall      = 1.13
|rfall      = 36
|ff        = 1.582
|rff        = 36
|jumpsquat  = 6
|rjumpsquat = 27-35
|jumpheight = 31.56113619
|rjumpheight= 26
|shorthop  = ?
|rshorthop  = ?
|djump      = ?
|rdjump    = ?
}}


===[[Announcer]] call===
'''Up:''' Jabs her arm upwards, creating sparkles above her palm.
{{audio|Needs announcer calls from other languages.}}
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Zelda English Announcer SSBB.wav|English/Japanese
</gallery>


===[[Wii Remote selection sound]]===
'''Side:''' Claps her hands. When she does, a ball of [[Din's Fire|fire]] appears between her hands, a remodel of one of her victory poses from SSBM.
{{SelectSound|char=Zelda|desc=The Transform sound effect is heard and Zelda shouts.}}


===[[On-screen appearance]]===
'''Down:''' Leans forward and waves.
{{Appearance
|desc=Teleports in with magic in her hands.
|char=Zelda
|game=SSBB}}


===[[Taunt]]s===
==In competitive play==
{{Taunt/SSBB
{{SSBBMatchupTable|zelda=yes}}
|char=Zelda
|desc-up=Jabs her arm upwards, creating sparkles above her palm.
|desc-side=Clasps her hands. When she does, a ball of [[Din's Fire|fire]] appears between her hands, a remodel of one of her victory poses from ''Melee''.
|desc-down=Leans forward and waves.}}


===[[Idle pose]]s===
==Role in the [[Subspace Emissary]]==
{{Idle
In the [[Subspace Emissary]] single-player mode, Zelda and [[Peach (SSBB)|Peach]] have two different storylines, depending on which one you save from [[Petey Piranha]].
|desc-1=Flips her hair back.
[[Image:Subspace_zelda_peach.PNG|frame|Zelda and [[Peach (SSBB)|Peach]] in the ''[[SSE]]'']]
|desc-2=With one hand on her elbow, she puts the other hand on her neck, puts it back down and then taps her other arm with one finger.
At the start, she and Peach are watching a friendly match between [[Mario (SSBB)|Mario]] and [[Kirby (SSBB)|Kirby]]. After the [[Halberd]] appears, she and Peach rush from offstage after the stadium is attacked by the [[Primid]]. The player can choose out of the four to fight off the Primids. When the [[Ancient Minister]] appears and drops a Subspace bomb, Mario is blasted away by a cannonball when he tries to stop it. Zelda and Peach are captured by [[Petey Piranha]]. The player, as Kirby, must save either Peach or Zelda by destroying one of their cages.
|desc-3=Holds one arm and looks in multiple directions.
|image-1=Zelda Idle Pose 2 Brawl.png
|image-2=Zelda Idle Pose 1 Brawl.png}}
 
===[[Crowd cheer]]===
{{Crowd
|char=Zelda
|game=Brawl
|desc-us=Zel-da!
|desc-jp=Zel-da!
|pitch-us=Group chant
|pitch-jp=Group chant}}
 
===[[Victory pose]]s===
{{Victory/SSBB
|victory-theme=ZeldaUniverseTheme.ogg
|victory-desc=This flourish is a cover of the music that played whenever Link obtained a Triforce Piece in ''The Legend of Zelda''.
|desc-up=Turns her head to the left, making an elegant stance.
|desc-left=Praying, she turns her head upward, similar to her taunt from ''Melee''.
|desc-right=Conjures bright red magical energy.
|char=Zelda}}
 
==In [[competitive play]]==
===Most historically significant players===
:''See also: [[:Category:Zelda players (SSBB)]]''
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*{{Sm|JuJux|France}} - Considered to be the best Zelda player in Europe, and one of the best Zeldas in the world. Placed 33rd at {{Trn|Bushido Brawl Impact}}, which is considered to be her best placement at a major.
*{{Sm|Riot|USA}} - Although he preferred to play doubles than singles, he was considered the best Zelda player in the world prior to ven throughout the game's competitive lifespan, and was once ranked 15th on the [[New England Power Rankings#Super Smash Bros. Brawl rankings|New England Brawl Power Rankings]].
*{{Sm|Ven|USA}} - Was considered the best Zelda player in the world after Brawl's decline, placing 4th at {{Trn|Rise 2017}}.
 
===Tier placement and history===
Zelda was initially seen as a solid mid-tier character, being ranked 20th on the first tier list; her significant power buffs in ''Brawl'' made her a very powerful character that was able to compete decently with the then inexperienced playerbase, who did not utilise much camping and couldn't play the [[neutral game]] well. As the metagame progressed however, it became realized Zelda's buffs did little to address the very significant problems of her character design; Din's Fire was still a terrible projectile that could not force approaches while Zelda herself was still very slow and incapable of initiating approaches, and her moveset still consisted near-entirely of unreliable finishers that made it very difficult for her to rack up damage, as well as gave her difficulty in reliably finishing stocks when the opponent was in KO range, while players started to notice that the changes to ''Brawl'' mechanics were unfavorable for her, alongside other direct nerfs. Namely, she lost the [[chain throw]]s and other combos she had out of her throws, while her Lightning Kicks that she relied so heavily on were made significantly harder to sweetspot and laggier, in addition to their sourspots being drastically weaken and Brawl's severe [[stale-move negation]] crippling the KO potential of such heavily used moves with such severe sourspots. As ''Brawl'' became more defensive based, the playerbase's neutral improved, and camping became more prevalent, Zelda's problems were significantly exacerbated, and it gradually became clear that Zelda was a poorly-designed character that could not remotely viably compete.
 
Zelda's decline started slowly, with her only falling two places on the second tier list. But it picked up on the third tier list with her falling four places, and then she took a nose dive on the fourth tier list to 35th in bottom tier as the fourth worst character. She fell even farther to being ranked the second worst character on the fifth tier list, and remained stuck there for the rest of ''Brawl''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s competitive life, which is also the largest tier drop any character experienced in ''Brawl''. By the end of ''Brawl''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s active life, there were even some players who considered Zelda as the worst character in ''Brawl'' and not {{SSBB|Ganondorf}}, though the BBR would not sway in placing Ganon as the worst on their final ''Brawl'' tier list. While Zelda did have a few players dedicated to using her, her overall playerbase was very small and made very little impact, so her competitive prospects never improved in ''Brawl''.
 
While Zelda performs poorly in ''Brawl'' singles, she performs slightly better in doubles, where a teammate can alleviate some of her significant flaws and allow Zelda to utilize her strengths better. Riot, for example, routinely placed well in doubles events in his region, compared to his worse and more scarce results in singles.
 
==Role in [[The Subspace Emissary]]==
[[File:Subspace zelda peach.PNG|thumb|250px|Zelda and {{SSBB|Peach}} in ''[[SSE]]''.]]
In The Subspace Emissary single-player mode, Zelda and {{SSBB|Peach}} have two different storylines, depending on which one is saved from [[Petey Piranha]].
At the start, she and Peach are watching a friendly match between {{SSBB|Mario}} and {{SSBB|Kirby}}. After the [[Halberd]] appears, she and Peach rush from offstage after the stadium is attacked by the [[Primid]]. The player can choose out of the four to fight off the Primids. When the [[Ancient Minister]] appears and drops a Subspace bomb, Mario is blasted away by a cannonball when he tries to stop it. Zelda and Peach are captured by [[Petey Piranha]]. The player, as Kirby, must save either Peach or Zelda by destroying one of their cages.


===Storyline 1===
===Storyline 1===
If Zelda is saved, she joins Kirby as they both escape from the stadium on a Warp Star. They are pursued by the Halberd, and land on top of it. Soon they fall off and reach the ground, fighting along through hordes of Subspace foes. Later on, Kirby leaves Zelda behind, and {{SSBB|Bowser}} appears from the sky and turns her into a trophy.
If Zelda is saved, she joins Kirby as they both escape from the stadium on a Warp Star. They are pursued by the Halberd, and land on top of it. Soon they fall off and reach the ground, fighting along through hordes of Subspace foes. Later on, Kirby leaves Zelda behind, and [[Bowser (SSBB)|Bowser]] appears from the sky and turns her into a trophy.


The [[Shadow Bug]]s (which came along with Bowser) make a clone of Zelda while he takes the real Zelda. The clone proceeds to ambush {{SSBB|Link}} and {{SSBB|Yoshi}} with a [[Dark Cannon]]. However, {{SSBB|Pit}} destroys the Dark Cannon and he and Mario fight and defeat her. When the clone is defeated, Link witnesses her trophy disintegrating into Shadow Bugs and, believing it was the real Zelda, proceeds to attack both Mario and Pit with Yoshi’s help. Mario and Pit defeat them and turn them into trophies and then Link and Yoshi fall into a state of unconsciousness as trophies. Kirby then revives them as King Dedede snatches them with his cargo (already hauling Luigi, Ness, and Peach). The five heroes chase after Dedede to his castle which is in ruins after Bowser stormed it and took Peach's trophy. The group then catches up to Bowser at a cliff but he escapes with Peach's trophy and flies to the Halberd where Zelda is already being held.
The Shadowbugs (that came along with Bowser) make a clone of Zelda that proceeds to ambush [[Link (SSBB)|Link]] and [[Yoshi (SSBB)|Yoshi]] with a [[Dark Cannon]]. However, [[Pit (SSBB)|Pit]] destroys the Dark Cannon and he and Mario fight and defeat her. When the clone is defeated, Link witnesses her trophy disintegrating into Shadowbugs and, believing it was the real Zelda, proceeds to attack both Mario and Pit with Yoshi’s help.


===Storyline 2===
===Storyline 2===
If Peach was saved, {{SSBB|Wario}} appears whilst Zelda is trapped under her wrecked cage. He blasts her with a Dark Cannon and turns her into a trophy, before fleeing the stadium with her. She is later captured by {{SSBB|King Dedede}} when he ambushes Wario and steals his [[Cargo]] along with {{SSBB|Ness}}. As he passes Link and company, Link spots her on the back of the Cargo, and Pit shoots the Cargo, slowing it down so that they can pursue Dedede.
If Zelda was not saved, [[Wario (SSBB)|Wario]] appears whilst she is trapped under her wrecked cage. He blasts her with a Dark Cannon and turns her into a trophy, before fleeing the stadium with her. She is later captured by [[King Dedede (SSBB)|King Dedede]] when he ambushes Wario and steals his [[Cargo]] along with [[Ness (SSBB)|Ness]]. As he passes Link and company, Link spots her on the back of the Cargo, and Pit shoots the Cargo, slowing it down so that they can pursue Dedede.


Dedede puts his own Dedede brooch on her, but when Bowser attacks his castle, he finds her trophy and takes it. However, he is pursued by Mario and Pit, and when Pit fires an arrow at Bowser, the Dedede brooch falls off and is found by Kirby. Bowser escapes in the [[Koopa Clown Car]] and takes her trophy up to the waiting Halberd.
Dedede puts his own Dedede brooch on her, but when Bowser attacks his castle, he finds her trophy and takes it. However, he is pursued by Mario and Pit, and when Pit fires an arrow at Bowser, the Dedede brooch falls of and is found by Kirby. Bowser escapes in the [[Koopa Clown Car]] and takes her trophy up to the waiting Halberd.


===Re-merge===
===Re-merge===
:''After this point, the storylines are the same regardless of who was rescued.''
*After this point, the storylines are the same regardless of who was rescued.


At a later part of the story, Zelda and Peach are discovered by {{SSBB|Lucario}}, {{SSBB|Meta Knight}}, and {{SSBB|Snake}} in cages aboard the Battleship Halberd, stuck in their trophy form. Shadow Bugs of the princesses then fight the trio. After being freed, Snake tells both Zelda and Peach to stay in the room that they were being held captive in. Zelda transforms into {{SSBB|Sheik}}, and both she and Peach make their way to the deck of the Halberd, against Snake's orders.
At a later part of the story, Zelda and Peach are discovered by [[Lucario (SSBB)|Lucario]], [[Meta Knight (SSBB)|Meta Knight]], and [[Snake (SSBB)|Snake]] in cages aboard the Battleship Halberd, stuck in their trophy form. Shadowbugs of the princesses then fight the trio. After being freed, Snake tells both Zelda and Peach to stay in the room that they were being held captive in. Zelda transforms into [[Sheik (SSBB)|Sheik]], and both she and Peach make their way to the deck of the Halberd, against Snake's orders.


When Fox attacks the Halberd against and nearly hits Peach by accident, Sheik uses [[Vanish]] to appear on top of Fox's Arwing. She then breaks the cockpit and Fox ejects, and they both fall to the Halberd. Just as they begin to fight, Peach holds up a hand and yells, "Hi!" Both Fox and Sheik look over, and find Peach has just offered them both tea. Fox, looking confused, looks to Sheik, to find she has already begun to drink. Fox accepts the tea and they do not fight again.
When Fox attacks the Halberd against and nearly hits Peach by accident, Sheik uses [[Vanish]] to appear on top of Fox's Arwing. She then breaks the cockpit and Fox ejects, and they both fall to the Halberd. Just as they begin to fight, Peach holds up a hand and yells, "Hold on!" Both Fox and Sheik look over, and find Peach has just offered them both tea. Fox, looking confused, looks to Sheik, to find she has already begun to drink. Fox accepts the tea and they do not fight again.  


Zelda/Sheik helps Peach, {{SSBB|Fox}}, Lucario, Snake and {{SSBB|Falco}} defeat [[Duon]]. She is on the Halberd when Meta Knight lands it and meets up with the two other groups. Sometime between the Halberd's retaking and before the Subspace Bomb detonation at the Isle of Ancients, she returns to Zelda's appearance.
As Sheik, Zelda helps Peach, [[Fox (SSBB)|Fox]], Lucario, Snake and [[Falco (SSBB)|Falco]] defeat [[Duon]]. She is on the Halberd when Meta Knight lands it and meets up with the two other groups. Sometime between the defeat of Duon and the entrance to Subspace, she returns to Zelda's appearance.


During the fight against [[Tabuu]], Zelda (along with all the other characters) gets turned into a trophy. If she is revived, she, along with Link, revives {{SSBB|Ganondorf}} and points out what happened. She then aids the heroes in defeating Tabuu at the end of the story.
During the fight against [[Tabuu]], Zelda (along with all the other characters) gets turned into a trophy. If she is revived, she, along with Link, revives [[Ganondorf (SSBB)|Ganondorf]] and points out what happened. She then aids the heroes in defeating Tabuu at the end of the story.
 
===Playable Appearances===
If Zelda is rescued in Midair Stadium, after [[The Lake Shore]] is completed, she will be removed from the team until [[Battleship Halberd Exterior]].
*[[Midair Stadium]]
*[[Sea of Clouds]] - If she's rescued in Midair Stadium.
*[[Battleship Halberd Exterior]]
*[[Battleship Halberd Bridge]]
*[[Entrance to Subspace]]
*[[The Great Maze]] - If she's rescued in [[Subspace (Part II)]].
 
===Trophy form===
Zelda, like {{SSBB|Luigi}}, doesn't have the trophy form pose of her collectible trophy. She instead has her arm in front of her rather than behind, as in her down taunt.


== '''Trophy form''' ==
Zelda, like [[Luigi (SSBB)]], doesn't have the trophy form pose of her collectable trophy. She instead has her arm in front of her instead of behind, like in her Down taunt. 
===Exclusive Stickers===
===Exclusive Stickers===
The following stickers can either only be used by Zelda or by a small set of characters which includes her:
The following stickers can only be used by Zelda or a few other characters including her:
*Acro: [Magic] attack +15
*Acro: [Magic] attack +15
*Ashley: [Magic] attack +22
*Ashley: [Magic] attack +22
Line 429: Line 153:
*Zelda [Ocarina of Time]: [Flame] resistance +18
*Zelda [Ocarina of Time]: [Flame] resistance +18


===Using stickers===
==Costume Gallery==
Almost all of Zelda's moves are magic attacks. A magic sticker covers all of her moves except for down tilt, down smash, Din's Fire, sourspotted forward, back and down aerial and all ledge and floor attacks. A leg sticker covers all of those moves, except for Din's Fire and her slow ledge attack, the latter being an arm attack. Din's Fire is boosted by explosive stickers, and along with up aerial and the second hit of Farore's Wind, flame stickers. Her forward tilt, Nayru's Love and Farore's Wind's first hit are boosted by slash stickers. Lastly, Zelda also benefits from electric stickers, as these will cover her neutral attack, up tilt, dash attack, up smash, forward smash, neutral aerial, Lightning Kicks, down aerial and down throw.
[[Image:Alt-zelda2.jpg|frame|center|Zelda and [[Sheik (SSBB)|Sheik]]'s alternate costumes]]
 
==In Solo Modes==
==={{SSBB|Classic Mode}}===
In Classic Mode, Zelda/{{SSBB|Sheik}} can appear as an opponent or ally in Stage 1 along with {{SSBB|Link}}, {{SSBB|Ganondorf}}, and {{SSBB|Toon Link}} on [[Bridge of Eldin]] or [[Pirate Ship]] (with the latter available if it has been unlocked). Zelda/Sheik can also appear as an opponent in Stage 11, but only if she hasn't appeared in Stage 1.
 
===[[All-Star Mode]]===
In All-Star Mode, Zelda/{{SSBB|Sheik}} is fought in Stage 6 alongside {{SSBB|Link}}, {{SSBB|Ganondorf}}, and {{SSBB|Toon Link}} on [[Bridge of Eldin]] or [[Pirate Ship]].
 
===[[Event Match]]es===
====Solo Events====
*'''[[Event 2: Landmaster Ignition]]''': As {{SSBB|Fox}} with a [[Smash Ball]], the player must survive against {{SSBB|Meta Knight}} and {{SSBB|Sheik}}. Fox must rely on his [[Landmaster]] as his opponents take less knockback from his regular attacks. Sheik may transform into Zelda on harder difficulties.
*'''[[Event 17: Super Waterfall Climb]]''': As Zelda, the player must survive on [[Rumble Falls]] until the background changes into a waterfall. Two pairs of {{SSBB|Ice Climbers}} with unlimited stock will try to hinder the player's progress.
*'''[[Event 22: Monkeys Unite]]''': {{SSBB|Diddy Kong}} allied with a giant {{SSBB|Donkey Kong}} must defeat {{SSBB|Sheik}} and {{SSBB|Lucario}}. Sheik may transform into Zelda on harder difficulties.
*'''[[Event 25: The Aura Is With Me]]''': As {{SSBB|Lucario}} at 182% damage, the player must defeat both {{SSBB|Sheik}} and {{SSBB|Ness}}. Sheik may transform into Zelda on harder difficulties.
*'''[[Event 31: The Ultimate Bodyguard]]''': {{SSBB|Marth}} must defend Zelda and defeat two {{SSBB|Ganondorf}}s on [[Castle Siege]]. Zelda remains in her crouching position until the third background change, where she'll transform into {{SSBB|Sheik}} and assist Marth.
*'''[[Event 33: Advent of the Evil King]]''': As Ganondorf, the player must defeat {{SSBB|Link}}, Zelda, and {{SSBB|Pit}} on [[Temple]].
*'''[[Event 34: All-Star Battle Melee]]''': Zelda is one of the opponents fought in this event. All opponents are newcomers from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''.
 
====Co-Op Events====
*'''[[Co-Op Event 6: Unwanted Suitors]]''': As Zelda and {{SSBB|Zero Suit Samus}}, both players must defeat an invisible {{SSBB|Captain Falcon}} and an invisible {{SSBB|Luigi}} on [[Port Town Aero Dive]].
*'''[[Co-Op Event 21: The True All-Star Battle]]''': Two players select a character and take on the entire roster on [[Battlefield (SSBB)|Battlefield]].
 
===[[Congratulations_screen#Super_Smash_Bros._Brawl|Congratulations Screens]]===
<center>
<gallery>
ZeldaSheik Classic Mode Congratulations Screen Brawl.png|Classic Mode
Zelda Sheik Congratulations Screen All-Star Brawl.png|All-Star Mode
</gallery>
</center>
 
==[[Trophies]]==
Zelda's main and [[Final Smash]] trophies can be obtained by clearing {{SSBB|Classic Mode}} and [[All-Star]] mode respectively with Zelda.
 
{{Trophy/Fighter
|name=Zelda
|image=Zelda - Brawl Trophy.png
|mode=Classic
|desc-ntsc=The princess of Hyrule. In other games, her role changes between titles. In Ocarina of Time, she was hunted by the would-be conqueror, Ganondorf. She deceived him, however, by adopting the persona of Sheik. In Twilight Princess, she surrendered to Zant and was held as his prisoner.
|desc-pal=The Princess of Hyrule. In other games, her role changes between titles. In Ocarina of Time, she was hunted by the would-be conqueror, Ganondorf. She deceived him, however, by adopting the persona of Sheik. In Twilight Princess, she surrendered to Zant and was held as his prisoner.
|gamelist={{Trophy games|console1=NES|game1=The Legend of Zelda|console2=Wii|game2=The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess}}
|game=Brawl
}}
{{clrl}}
 
{{Trophy/Fighter
|name=Light Arrow (Zelda)
|image=Light Arrow (Zelda) - Brawl Trophy.png
|desc=Princess Zelda's Final Smash. She wields a mighty bow of light with which she can attack from afar. Her arrow travels in a straight line and flies through all characters unlucky enough to be in the way. This attack cannot be blocked. The more enemies there are, the higher the chances to get them all with one shot. More is always better!
|gamelist={{Trophy games|console1=Wii|game1=Super Smash Bros. Brawl}}
|game=Brawl
}}
{{clrl}}
 
==[[Alternate costume (SSBB)#Zelda/Sheik|Alternate costumes]]==
{|style="margin:1em auto 1em auto;text-align:center"
|-
|colspan=6|[[File:ZeldaSheik Palette (SSBB).png]]
|-
|{{Head|Zelda|g=SSBB|s=25px}}
|{{Head|Zelda|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Red}}
|{{Head|Zelda|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Blue}}
|{{Head|Zelda|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Pink}}
|{{Head|Zelda|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Green}}
|{{Head|Zelda|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Black}}
|}
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
SSBBDojoZelda1.jpg|Next to {{SSBB|Pit}} on [[Castle Siege]].
SSBBDojoZelda2.jpg|Using her [[neutral attack]] on [[Lylat Cruise]].
SSBBDojoZelda3.jpg|Posing on [[Pokémon Stadium 2]].
SSBBDojoZelda4.jpg|Using her [[down tilt]] on {{SSBB|Zero Suit Samus}} on [[Skyworld]].
</gallery>
 


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In the ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' manual, Zelda is referred to as a "queen" even though she is commonly referred to as "princess". This is because her ''Brawl'' appearance is based on the Zelda of ''Twilight Princess'', who is queen de facto, but does not officially bear the title as her coronation was prevented by the events of the game.
*If Zelda is shrunk or enlarged by someone else picking up a [[Lightning Bolt]], and then, while small or big, [[transform]]s into [[Sheik]], she will not naturally return to her normal size, for the entirety of the match, even if she transforms back into [[Zelda]].
*Though Zelda's [[Farore's Wind|recovery]] goes farther than Sheik's, Sheik can actually go higher vertically from the ground.
*Each of her special attacks (except [[Transform]]) is named after a spell used by Link in Ocarina of Time which in turn were named after goddess in The Legend Of Zelda games. The original spells had slightly different effects: Farore's wind allowed link to set a warp point in a dungeon and return with a second cast. Din's fire had a dome of fire expand outwards from his location. Naryu's love provided a crystal shaped shield that reduced damage but had no offensive properties.
*The amount of [[transform]]ation lag can be shortened by pausing the game during the transformation; doing this, however, causes a replay of the match to lag at the point of where the player transformed.
*Dins fire, Farore's wind, and Naryu's love were not used by Zelda, as Link was the one to originally use the 3 moves in Orcarina of Time, along with the fact that Zelda has not yet been seen using these moves herself in the Legend of Zelda series.
*Unlike in ''Melee'', where completing Classic mode with either Zelda or Sheik would get both Zelda and Sheik trophies, ''Brawl'' makes one play both characters separately at the end to retrieve their trophies.
*Though Zelda's [[Farore's Wind|recovery]] goes farther than Sheik's, Sheik can actually go higher vertically from the ground because Sheik's jump and double jump, combined with [[Vanish]] give more vertical distance than Zelda's, due to Zelda's poor jumping ability.
*During Zelda's down smash animation, there is a small rendering error where her arm twists the wrong way near the end of it. It only lasts for about one frame, however, and is nearly impossible to see in a normal match; in Training mode, where the player can set the game's speed at 1/4 and zoom in, the error "blinks" shortly. This error was fixed in ''[[SSB4]]''.
*The amount of [[Transform|transformation]] lag can be shortened by pausing the game during the transformation; doing this, however, causes the replay of the match to lag at the point of where the player transformed.
*{{SSBB|Pikachu}}, Zelda, and {{SSBB|Snake}} are the only characters in the game where all three of their taunts temporarily make a held item disappear.
*Zelda's taunt in ''Melee'' appears as one of her victory poses in ''Brawl''. This is similar to how Fox gained his taunt from ''SSB'' as a victory pose in ''Melee'' and ''Brawl''.
*If one looks closely at Zelda's boots, both sides on each via the buckles show metal studs styled akin to the [[Triforce]] seen in her home series. This aesthetic element is not part of her original design from ''Twilight Princess''. The studs were removed from her model in ''SSB4''.
*Unlike in ''Melee'', where completing Classic mode with either Zelda or Sheik one would get both Zelda and Sheik trophies, ''Brawl'' makes one play both characters separately at the end to retrieve their trophies.
*Zelda and Sheik are the only two characters in this game to share a character select icon. ''Melee'' only shows Zelda on its character selection screen and players hold A while selecting a stage to start a match as Sheik, while ''Smash 4'' onwards splits the two into their own characters. {{SSBU|Pyra}} and {{SSBU|Mythra}} share a character selection icon in ''Ultimate''.
*During Zelda's Down Smash animation, there is a small rendering error where her arm twists the wrong way near the end of it. It only lasts for about one frame, however, and is nearly impossible to see in a normal match; even in Training mode, where you can set the game's speed at 1/4 and zoom in, the error "blinks" shortly.
*For some reason, Zelda's red alternate costume, unlike her other colors including her default, doesn't seem to be wearing gloves. ''SSB4'', however, does give her gloves.
*Zelda's Neutral Aerial has zero SDI capacity and is actually impossible to escape if performed correctly.
*If Zelda uses her Down Tilt to trip an opponent on a platform that can be dropped through, she can immediately turn around and drop through with a guaranteed sweet-spotted Back Aerial. This works on all characters and is not really difficult, however this opportunity will rarely arise in competitive play.
*Coincidentally, all the main characters from the ''Zelda'' series (excluding [[Toon Link (SSBB)|Toon Link]] and [[Sheik (SSBB)|Sheik]]) are placed in the bottom tier. As Zelda, [[Link (SSBB)|Link]], and [[Ganondorf (SSBB)|Ganondorf]] are all said to hold a piece of the Triforce, the tier has been dubbed the "Triforce Tier" by some.
*Zelda is the lowest ranked character in ''Brawl'' that is considered to have been buffed, ranking 35th on the current Tier List.


==External links==
==External links==
*[http://www.smashbros.com/wii/en_us/characters/zelda.html Zelda's page at Smash Bros. Dojo!!]
*[http://www.smashbros.com/en_us/characters/zelda.html Zelda's page at Smash Bros. Dojo!!]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9COeW9Wmxs Zelda and Mario in the Subspace Emissary (2:18-2:31)]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9COeW9Wmxs Zelda and Mario in the Subspace Emissary (2:18-2:31)]
*[http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=196906 Zelda Character Guide on SmashBoards]
*[http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=196906 Zelda Character Guide at SWF]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpeJDlJ5l88 Zelda and Sheik's Moves - History Behind ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'', by CrappyCaptureDevice]
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