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*{{sm|KirinBlaze|USA}} - Known as the best Link player in the world for most of ''Brawl''{{'}}s competitive life, while playing him alongside a {{SSBB|Mario}} comain. Placed 49th out of 192 entrants at [[Pound 4]], 33rd out of 148 entrants at [[MLG Raleigh 2010]], and 33rd out of 151 entrants at [[Pound V]], which even with a co-main, remains the only times Link was ever seen in the top 64 of ''Brawl'' majors aside from Izaw's lone major placement. | *{{sm|KirinBlaze|USA}} - Known as the best Link player in the world for most of ''Brawl''{{'}}s competitive life, while playing him alongside a {{SSBB|Mario}} comain. Placed 49th out of 192 entrants at [[Pound 4]], 33rd out of 148 entrants at [[MLG Raleigh 2010]], and 33rd out of 151 entrants at [[Pound V]], which even with a co-main, remains the only times Link was ever seen in the top 64 of ''Brawl'' majors aside from Izaw's lone major placement. | ||
*{{sm|Legan|USA}} - Competed with KirinBlaze as the best Link player for most of ''Brawl''{{'}}s competitive life, while unlike Kirin he was a solo main. While Legan never competed at majors, he had some impressive placements at large Midwest regionals, including 33rd out of 117 entrants at {{Trn|School is in Session 3}}, 13th out of 70 entrants at {{Trn|School is in session 6}}, and 17th out of 89 entrants {{Trn|VENGEANCE}}, a level of regional performance that few bottom tier mains ever touched. | *{{sm|Legan|USA}} - Competed with KirinBlaze as the best Link player for most of ''Brawl''{{'}}s competitive life, while unlike Kirin he was a solo main. While Legan never competed at majors, he had some impressive placements at large Midwest regionals, including 33rd out of 117 entrants at {{Trn|School is in Session 3}}, 13th out of 70 entrants at {{Trn|School is in session 6}}, and 17th out of 89 entrants {{Trn|VENGEANCE}}, a level of regional performance that few bottom tier mains ever touched. | ||
*{{sm|Scizor|USA}} - Known as the best Link player in the world by the end of ''Brawl''{{'}}s active competitive life. While he never competed in a ''Brawl'' major during the game's active life, he got respectable placements using Link in [[SoCal]] regionals near the end of ''Brawl'', which was considered the second strongest region in North America after [[Tristate]]. Such placements include 17th out of 70 entrants at {{trn| | *{{sm|Scizor|USA}} - Known as the best Link player in the world by the end of ''Brawl''{{'}}s active competitive life. While he never competed in a ''Brawl'' major during the game's active life, he got respectable placements using Link in [[SoCal]] regionals near the end of ''Brawl'', which was considered the second strongest region in North America after [[Tristate]]. Such placements include 17th out of 70 entrants at {{trn|Elite Four Unova: Remix 3}} and 17th out of 59 entrants at {{Trn|Final Battle}}. In the post-''[[Smash 4]]'' era, he would also place 13th out of 54 entrants at [[Apex 2022#Super Smash Bros. Brawl singles|Apex 2022]], the highest ''Brawl'' major placement for a Link player in the post-''Smash 4'' era. | ||
===Tier placement and history=== | ===Tier placement and history=== | ||