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*Despite being able to crawl in their respective games, Toon Link, [[Mario]] and [[Pit]] are unable [[Crawling|to do so]] in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | *Despite being able to crawl in their respective games, Toon Link, [[Mario]] and [[Pit]] are unable [[Crawling|to do so]] in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | ||
*Toon Link is the only playable character from ''The Legend of Zelda'' series to have debuted in the 21st century. | *Toon Link is the only playable character from ''The Legend of Zelda'' series to have debuted in the 21st century. | ||
*Toon Link is the only playable character from ''The Legend of Zelda'' whose design remains the same for more than two ''Super Smash Bros.'' games. This is very similar to how his "Toon" design has been used for more games in his home series than any of his realistic designs. | *Toon Link is the only playable character from ''The Legend of Zelda'' whose design remains the same for more than two ''Super Smash Bros.'' games in a row. This is very similar to how his "Toon" design has been used for more games in his home series than any of his realistic designs. | ||
**Despite being associated with the Adult Timeline, the "Toon" design has also been used in every other established timeline: the Unified Timeline (''Four Swords'' and ''The Minish Cap''), the Child Timeline (''Four Swords Adventures''), and the Downfall Timeline (''Tri Force Heroes''). Interestingly enough, ''Skyward Sword'' and ''Breath of the Wild'' used cel-shading like the "Toon" games, but instead featured anatomically realistic character designs. | **Despite being associated with the Adult Timeline, the "Toon" design has also been used in every other established timeline: the Unified Timeline (''Four Swords'' and ''The Minish Cap''), the Child Timeline (''Four Swords Adventures''), and the Downfall Timeline (''Tri Force Heroes''). Interestingly enough, ''Skyward Sword'' and ''Breath of the Wild'' used cel-shading like the "Toon" games, but instead featured anatomically realistic character designs. | ||
*Much like Young Link, ''Hyrule Warriors'' is the only other game outside of ''Smash'' where the ''Wind Waker'' version of Link is referred to as "Toon Link" instead of simply just "Link." | *Much like Young Link, ''Hyrule Warriors'' is the only other game outside of ''Smash'' where the ''Wind Waker'' version of Link is referred to as "Toon Link" instead of simply just "Link." | ||