: [[Link]] and [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]]-themed planes can be unlocked by scanning the Link or [[Toon Link]] [[amiibo]], and the Zelda or [[Sheik]] amiibo, respectively.
: [[Link]] and [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]]-themed planes can be unlocked by scanning the Link or [[Toon Link]] [[amiibo]], and the Zelda or [[Sheik]] amiibo, respectively.
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File:Bayonetta Link Outfit.png|Bayonetta wearing her Link costume
File:Bayonetta Link Outfit Render.png|Bayonetta wearing her Link costume
File:Bayonetta Link Key.png|Bayonetta using a Key in ''Bayonetta''
File:Bayonetta Link Key.png|Bayonetta using a Key in ''Bayonetta''
File:Bayonetta Link Screenshot.png|Bayonetta dressed as Link in ''Bayonetta 2''
File:Bayonetta Link Screenshot.png|Bayonetta dressed as Link in ''Bayonetta 2''
:In the Nintendo Switch version of ''Skyrim'', amiibo functionality has been added to summon {{Plural|Series|Treasure Chest|link}}. {{TLoZ|-}} amiibo have a chance of including the exclusive items: the {{Term|Series|Master Sword|link}}, {{Term|Series|Hylian Shield|link}}, or {{Term|Series|Champion's Tunic|link}}. These items can also be found in a {{Term|Series|Treasure Chest}} on top of the Throat of the World. Additionally, male Bosmer have been given a unique blue eye color.
===''{{Wp|Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water}}''===
: In the [[Wii U]] version only, Miu Hinasaki, one of the playable protagonists in ''Maiden of Black Water'', is capable of wearing an alternate costume that grants her the dress of Princess Zelda from {{HW}}.
===''{{Wp|Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes}}''===
===''{{Wp|Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes}}''===
: If there is saved data for {{TWW}} on a memory card in the [[Nintendo GameCube]], Psycho Mantis will prove his telekinetic powers to Solid Snake during their encounter by reading the data and asking if he likes ''The Legend of Zelda''.<ref>{{Cite|You seem to like The Legend of Zelda, don't you?|Psycho Mantis|Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes}}</ref>
: If there is saved data for {{TWW}} on a memory card in the [[Nintendo GameCube]], Psycho Mantis will prove his telekinetic powers to Solid Snake during their encounter by reading the data and asking if he likes ''The Legend of Zelda''.<ref>{{Cite|You seem to like The Legend of Zelda, don't you?|Psycho Mantis|{{Wp|Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes}}}}</ref>
===''{{Wp|Monster Hunter}} series''===
====''{{Wp|Monster Hunter 4}}''====
: A costume of Link in his {{SS|-}} incarnation with the Master Sword, Hylian Shield, and the Sacred Bow is available in ''Monster Hunter 4'' after completing a quest where players have to defeat monsters known as Jinouga, Kirin, and Rajang. These monsters are chosen to represent Power, Wisdom and Courage, the three aspects of the [[Triforce]]. Defeating them grants the player a Triforce ticket that can be used to obtain the item set.
====''{{Wp|Monster Hunter Generations}}''====
: The Palico companions in ''Monster Hunter Generations'' are able to wear a [[Toon Link]] costume as a form of DLC. This costume grants them his appearance, with the only major changes being cat ears, a cat's tail, and whiskers. They are able to use the [[Wind Waker (Item)|Wind Waker]] as a melee weapon to strike enemies. The costume also has the complete [[Master Sword#The Wind Waker|Master Sword]] and the [[Mirror Shield]] attached to its back.
: The costume of Link from {{SS|-}} in ''Monster Hunter 4'' is also available in ''Monster Hunter Generations''.
====''{{wp|Monster Hunter Stories}}''====
: The main character dresses as Link while wielding the Master Sword.
: [[Epona]] can be unlocked as a Monster Mount for riding into combat.
: The Palico ally, Nabiru, can wear the Skull Kid's hat and Majora's Mask.
: The main character can wear the [[Champion's Tunic]], and the [[Hylian Trousers]] and [[Hylian Hood|Hood]]. A costume based on a [[Korok]] also appears.
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File:MH4 Link Costume.png|The Link costume in ''Monster Hunter 4''
File:Toon Link - MHX Palico Costume.png|The Toon Link costume in ''Monster Hunter Generations''
File:Epona - MHST Monster Mount.png|Epona Beast Mount in ''Monster Hunter Stories''
File:MHXX BotW Promo.jpg|The {{BotW|-}} costumes in ''Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate''
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===''{{wp|Nobody Saves the World}}''===
The {{Term|Series|Master Sword}} appears on a wall together with several other iconic video game swords, including the {{xsw|Monado}} from ''{{xsw|Xenoblade Chronicles}}'', the Buster Sword from ''Final Fantasy VII'', and a Keyblade from ''Kingdom Hearts'', among others.
===''One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X''===
===''One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X''===
[[File:One Piece Link Costume.jpg|thumb|right|230px|Zoro's Link costume from ''One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X'']]
[[File:One Piece Link Costume.jpg|thumb|right|230px|Zoro's Link costume from ''One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X'']]
{{Main|amiibo#One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X|amiibo § One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X}}
{{Main|amiibo#One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X}}
: By using amiibo figures through the [[New Nintendo 3DS]] or NFC Reader/Writer, various costumes based on Nintendo characters can be unlocked. Scanning the Link amiibo creates a Link costume for Zoro, which includes the Master Sword, Hylian Shield, and {{MM|Item}}.
: By using amiibo figures through the [[New Nintendo 3DS]] or NFC Reader/Writer, various costumes based on Nintendo characters can be unlocked. Scanning the Link amiibo creates a Link costume for Zoro, which includes the Master Sword, Hylian Shield, and {{MM|Item}}.
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File:One Piece Majora's Mask.jpg|Zoro wearing Majora's Mask in ''One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X''
File:One Piece Majora's Mask.jpg|Zoro wearing Majora's Mask in ''One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X''
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===''{{Wp|Sonic Lost World}}''===
[[File:Zelda Zone Logo.png|thumb|right|230px|''The Legend of Zelda'' Zone artwork]]
: [[The Legend of Zelda Zone|''The Legend of Zelda'' Zone]] is a free {{wp|downloadable content|DLC}}-level for ''Sonic Lost World''. In the level, {{Wp|Sonic the Hedgehog}} is dressed like Link in a green tunic and boots. The Zone features many elements from ''The Legend of Zelda'' series, including enemies, objects, and sounds. Link himself appears in his {{SS}} incarnation.
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===''{{Wp|Phantasy Star 0}}''===
===''{{Wp|Phantasy Star 0}}''===
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===''{{Wp|Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water}}''===
===''{{Wp|Sonic Lost World}}''===
: Miu Hinasaki, one of the playable protagonists in ''Maiden of Black Water'', is capable of wearing an alternate costume that grants her the dress of Princess Zelda from {{HW}}.
{{Main|The Legend of Zelda Zone}}
[[File:Zelda Zone Logo.png|thumb|right|230px|''The Legend of Zelda'' Zone artwork]]
:''The Legend of Zelda'' Zone is a free {{wp|Downloadable Content|DLC}}-level for ''Sonic Lost World''. In the level, {{Wp|Sonic the Hedgehog}} is dressed like Link in a green tunic and boots. The Zone features many elements from ''The Legend of Zelda'' series, including enemies, objects, and sounds. Link himself appears in his {{SS}} incarnation.
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==={{SCII|-}}===
{{Main|SoulCalibur II}}
:[[Link]] is a playable character in the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] version of {{SCII|-}}. In the game, [[Hyrule]]'s tranquility was shattered by the arrival of several disasters, which brought opaque, ominous clouds with them. Eventually, it was discovered that an unknown magician was to blame for all that had happened. Just as the people were about to lose all hope, the sun miraculously returned as Link, having been summoned by [[Princess Zelda]] to find the disasters' source, successfully defeated the magician. The people of Hyrule rejoiced in the belief that eternal peace would rule; but it eventually became clear that the magician responsible for the disasters was in fact controlled by an evil sword from another world, Soul Edge, and that the fragments of Soul Edge had been gathering in the other world.<ref>{{Cite|Just as the people were about to lose all hope, the sun miraculously returned. Link, who was summoned by Zelda to find the cause of the disasters, successfully defeated the magician. The people of Hyrule rejoiced in the belief that eternal peace would rule. Unfortunately, this was not to be. It became clear that the magician responsible for the disasters was in fact controlled by an evil sword called Soul Edge, which existed in an another world.|N/A|SCII}}</ref>
===''{{Wp|Soulcalibur II}}''===
:Knowing that the resurrection of the evil blade must be prevented at all costs, Link chose to travel to the other world and destroy Soul Edge himself, taking his trusted [[Master Sword]] and {{Term|OoT3D|Ocarina of Time (Item)|link}}, and transporting himself off on a secret journey.<ref>{{Cite|Knowing that the resurrection of the evil blade must be prevented at all costs, Link chose to travel to the other world and destroy Soul Edge. Link gathered his trusted Master Sword, Hylian Shield, and Ocarina, and set off on a secret journey.|N/A|SCII}}</ref> Through the completion of Arcade mode, Link succeeds in sealing away the evil within the Soul Edge, saving his homeland and quietly leaving the world he had come upon, leaving only a faint echo of his Ocarina.<ref>{{Cite|Link came to this world in order to defeat the evil which threatened Hyrule. After a long journey, Link finally succeeded in sealing away the terrible evil. In doing so, he not only saved his homeland from peril, but also maintained the tranquility of this world. Link then quietly left this world--a faint echo of his Ocarina was all that remained.|N/A|SCII}}</ref>
: [[Link]] is a playable character in the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] version of ''{{Wp|Soulcalibur II}}''. In {{SCII|-}}, [[Hyrule]]'s tranquility was shattered by the arrival of several disasters, which brought opaque, ominous clouds with them. Eventually, it was discovered that an unknown magician was to blame for all that had happened. Just as the people were about to lose all hope, the sun miraculously returned as [[Link]], having been summoned by [[Princess Zelda]] to find the disasters' source, successfully defeated the magician. The people of Hyrule rejoiced in the belief that eternal peace would rule; but it eventually became clear that the magician responsible for the disasters was in fact controlled by an evil sword from another world, Soul Edge, and that the fragments of Soul Edge had been gathering in the other world.<ref>{{Cite|Just as the people were about to lose all hope, the sun miraculously returned. Link, who was summoned by Zelda to find the cause of the disasters, successfully defeated the magician. The people of Hyrule rejoiced in the belief that eternal peace would rule. Unfortunately, this was not to be. It became clear that the magician responsible for the disasters was in fact controlled by an evil sword called Soul Edge, which existed in an another world.|Link's Profile|Soulcalibur II}}</ref>
:Knowing that the resurrection of the evil blade must be prevented at all costs, Link chose to travel to the other world and destroy Soul Edge himself, taking his trusted [[Master Sword]] and {{OoT|Item}}, and transporting himself off on a secret journey.<ref>{{Cite|Knowing that the resurrection of the evil blade must be prevented at all costs, Link chose to travel to the other world and destroy Soul Edge. Link gathered his trusted Master Sword, Hylian Shield, and Ocarina, and set off on a secret journey.|Link's Profile|Soulcalibur II}}</ref> Through the completion of Arcade mode, Link succeeds in sealing away the evil within the Soul Edge, saving his homeland and quietly leaving the world he had come upon, leaving only a faint echo of his Ocarina.<ref>{{Cite|Link came to this world in order to defeat the evil which threatened Hyrule. After a long journey, Link finally succeeded in sealing away the terrible evil. In doing so, he not only saved his homeland from peril, but also maintained the tranquility of this world. Link then quietly left this world--a faint echo of his Ocarina was all that remained.|Ending of Arcade Mode|Soulcalibur II}}</ref>
====Link's Attacks====
:Link is the only character with a ranged attack. His fighting style retains many of his signature moves from past games in the ''Zelda'' and [[:Category:Super Smash Bros.|{{SSB|-}} series]]. Some of these moves include the [[Spin Attack]], the [[Jump Attack]], the [[Down Thrust]], the [[Jump Thrust]], and the [[Dash Attack]].
Link is the only character with a ranged attack. His fighting style retains many of his signature moves from past games in the ''Zelda'' and [[:Category:Super Smash Bros.|{{SSB|-}} series]]. Some of these moves include the [[Spin Attack]], the [[Jump Attack]], the [[Down Thrust]], the [[Jump Thrust]], and the [[Dash Attack]].
|{{Icon|SCII Arrow Up}}{{Icon|SCII (}}{{Icon|SCII Arrow Up Left}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Arrow Up Right}}{{Icon|SCII )}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Horizontal Attack}}
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|[[Spin Attack]]
{{#var:Left}}|[[Spin Attack]]
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|Spin Attack (Hold)
{{#var:Left}}|Spin Attack (Hold)
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|{{Icon|SCII Unblockable Attack}}
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|Bat Swing
{{#var:Left}}|Bat Swing
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|{{Icon|SCII Mid Attack}}
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|Counter Slash
{{#var:Left}}|Counter Slash
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|{{Icon|SCII High Attack}}
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|Counter Slash~Boomerang Stance
{{#var:Left}}|Counter Slash~Boomerang Stance
|{{SC2|hle}}{{SC2|hha}}
|{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Left}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Horizontal Attack}}
|{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Right}}{{Icon|SCII (}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Down Right}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Up Right}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Down}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Up}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Down Left}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Up Left}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Left}}{{Icon|SCII )}}{{Icon|SCII Horizontal Attack}}{{Icon|SCII +}}{{Icon|SCII Vertical Attack}}
|{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Right}}{{Icon|SCII (}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Down Right}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Up Right}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Down}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Up}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Down Left}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Up Left}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Left}}{{Icon|SCII )}}{{Icon|SCII Horizontal Attack}}{{Icon|SCII +}}{{Icon|SCII Kick}}
|{{Icon|SCII Mid Attack}}{{Icon|SCII High Attack}}{{Icon|SCII Mid Attack}}{{Icon|SCII Special Mid Attack}}{{Icon|SCII High Attack}}{{Icon|SCII Special Mid Attack}}{{Icon|SCII Mid Attack}}
|{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Right}}{{Icon|SCII (}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Down Right}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Up Right}}{{Icon|SCII )}}{{Icon|SCII Vertical Attack}}
|{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Right}}{{Icon|SCII (}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Down Right}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Up Right}}{{Icon|SCII )}}{{Icon|SCII Vertical Attack Slide}}{{Icon|SCII Horizontal Attack}}
|{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Right}}{{Icon|SCII (}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Down Right}}{{Icon|SCII ,}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Arrow Up Right}}{{Icon|SCII )}}{{Icon|SCII Vertical Attack Slide}}{{Icon|SCII Hold Horizontal Attack}}
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====Weaponry====
====Weaponry====
Like all {{SCII|-}} characters, Link has a total of 11 weapons to choose from. His starting and most-balanced weapon is the [[Master Sword]] and [[Hylian Shield]], and the rest of the weapons must be bought in shops in various cities in the Weapon Master Mode.
:Like all {{SCII|-}} characters, Link has a total of 11 weapons to choose from. His starting and most-balanced weapon is the [[Master Sword]] and [[Hylian Shield]], and the rest of the weapons must be bought in shops in various cities in the Weapon Master Mode.
| A magic sword and shield that have accompanied Link on many adventures and helped him repeatedly save the land of Hyrule. This journey is no less dire, and Link once again goes into battle equipped with these items, this time in another world. These are well-balanced arms for Link.
| A magic sword and shield that have accompanied Link on many adventures and helped him repeatedly save the land of Hyrule. This journey is no less dire, and Link once again goes into battle equipped with these items, this time in another world. These are well-balanced arms for Link.
| Attack goes up 25%<br>Short reach<br>Takes 15% block damage
| Attack goes up 25%<br/>Short reach<br/>Takes 15% block damage
| A sword forged by the [[Zubora and Gabora|blacksmith]] from the [[Mountain Village]] on [[Snowhead]]. The blacksmith is famous for his perfectionism—this sword is yet another excellent example of of his craftsmanship and boasts an amazingly sharp cutting edge. Unfortunately, the metal used to forge this blade is prone to chipping, so there remains some concern about its defensive capabilities.
| A sword forged by the [[Gabora|blacksmith]] from the [[Mountain Village]] on [[Snowhead]]. The blacksmith is famous for his perfectionism—this sword is yet another excellent example of his craftsmanship and boasts an amazingly sharp cutting edge. Unfortunately, the metal used to forge this blade is prone to chipping, so there remains some concern about its defensive capabilities.
| [[File:SCII Armos Series Model.png|80px]]<br/>'''[[Armos Series]]'''
| 900 Gold
| 900 Gold
| Defense decreases 30%<br>Offense increases with Soul Charge 40% (deteriorates)
| Defense decreases 30%<br/>Offense increases with Soul Charge 40% (deteriorates)
| A sword and shield from one of the living Armos statues that dot the land of Hyrule. The origins of these items are shrouded in mystery, much like the Armos themselves. Concentrating one's will increases the weapons' power, but they are a bit too heavy for Link and he cannot use them effectively for guarding.
| A sword and shield from one of the living Armos statues that dot the land of Hyrule. The origins of these items are shrouded in mystery, much like the Armos themselves. Concentrating one's will increases the weapons' power, but they are a bit too heavy for Link and he cannot use them effectively for guarding.
| An extremely heavy hammer. Learning to use it effectively could take some time, as its reach is somewhat short for a weapon. Its power and toughness, however, far exceed that of any normal sword. It's guaranteed to inspire awe.
| An extremely heavy hammer. Learning to use it effectively could take some time, as its reach is somewhat short for a weapon. Its power and toughness, however, far exceed that of any normal sword. It's guaranteed to inspire awe.
|-
|-
| [[File:Cane of Byrna SCII.png|80px]]<br>'''[[Cane of Byrna]]'''
| [[File:SCII Cane of Byrna Model.png|80px]]<br/>'''[[Cane of Byrna]]'''
| 1,600 Gold
| 1,600 Gold
| Soul Charge boosts offense up to 50%{{Exp|continuous effect}}<br>Soul Charge lowers damage received by 25%{{Exp|diminishing effect}}<br>Soul Charge recovers up to 32 HP each time
| Soul Charge boosts offense up to 50%{{Exp|continuous effect}}<br/>Soul Charge lowers damage received by 25%{{Exp|diminishing effect}}<br/>Soul Charge recovers up to 32 HP each time
| An ancient magic staff that grants protection to heroes. It can be used even by those who are not sorcerers as long as their hearts are pure. It is said that praying to the staff with all one's heart will shroud the user in light and fill him with vitality. Because it is not a true weapon, it usually does not fare well when it clashes against an opponent's weapon.
| An ancient magic staff that grants protection to heroes. It can be used even by those who are not sorcerers as long as their hearts are pure. It is said that praying to the staff with all one's heart will shroud the user in light and fill him with vitality. Because it is not a true weapon, it usually does not fare well when it clashes against an opponent's weapon.
| Hits taken are counters<br>33% of damage received is inflicted back onto opponent
| Hits taken are counters<br/>33% of damage received is inflicted back onto opponent
| A mirror-like shield found in the [[Spirit Temple]]. It is an amazing work of art, and there are few who would argue that it is not one of the finest shields in Hyrule. It is said that its surface reflects not only light but hostile intent as well.
| A mirror-like shield found in the [[Spirit Temple]]. It is an amazing work of art, and there are few who would argue that it is not one of the finest shields in Hyrule. It is said that its surface reflects not only light but hostile intent as well.
| Causes 40% block damage<br>Weak against physical impact
| Causes 40% block damage<br/>Weak against physical impact
| Ancient arms hidden deep in an underground tomb. This powerful sword holds an enchantment that counters the forces of darkness, and its holy aura allows it to deliver damage to the enemy even without making physical contact. The shield is enchanted with a spell that protects its user from enemy magic, but the actual shield itself is quite old and is weak against physical impact.
| Ancient arms hidden deep in an underground tomb. This powerful sword holds an enchantment that counters the forces of darkness, and its holy aura allows it to deliver damage to the enemy even without making physical contact. The shield is enchanted with a spell that protects its user from enemy magic, but the actual shield itself is quite old and is weak against physical impact.
| A masterfully crafted long sword forged by the best blacksmith in [[Hyrule]], [[Biggoron]], who lives on [[Death Mountain]]. Designed specifically for Link, it is made to be wielded with one hand. Even so, swinging it with full force gets tiring after a while.
| A masterfully crafted long sword forged by the best blacksmith in [[Hyrule]], [[Biggoron]], who lives on [[Death Mountain]]. Designed specifically for Link, it is made to be wielded with one hand. Even so, swinging it with full force gets tiring after a while.
| Offense goes up 40%<br>Defense goes up 35%<br>Drains 2 HP per second
| Offense goes up 40%<br/>Defense goes up 35%<br/>Drains 2 HP per second
| An evil blade with a reputation for devouring souls. This weapon is also known to be a shape-shifter—which form it takes depends on its current owner. The forms it has taken are legendary, as are the souls of the renowned warriors it has consumed. Only those with great mental discipline can retain their will while wielding this weapon. It consumes the souls of those who fall before the blade, and also the soul of its wielder.
| An evil blade with a reputation for devouring souls. This weapon is also known to be a shape-shifter—which form it takes depends on its current owner. The forms it has taken are legendary, as are the souls of the renowned warriors it has consumed. Only those with great mental discipline can retain their will while wielding this weapon. It consumes the souls of those who fall before the blade, and also the soul of its wielder.
| [[File:SCII Great Fairy's Sword Model.png|80px]]<br/>'''[[Great Fairy Sword]]'''
| 9,800 Gold
| 9,800 Gold
| Attack goes up 20%<br>Gains 5 HP per second<br>Takes 20% block damage
| Attack goes up 20%<br/>Gains 5 HP per second<br/>Takes 20% block damage
| A sword blessed by the [[Great Fairy]], rumored to be able to reflect any and all dark magic. Merely holding it fills the wielder with strength, but unfortunately, its protective power did not survive intact in this world, and it is no longer able to resist enemy attacks.
| A sword blessed by the [[Great Fairy]], rumored to be able to reflect any and all dark magic. Merely holding it fills the wielder with strength, but unfortunately, its protective power did not survive intact in this world, and it is no longer able to resist enemy attacks.
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| [[File:Bug-Catching Net (SCII).png|65px]]<br>'''[[Bug Net#Soulcalibur II|Bug-Catching Net]]'''
| [[File:SCII Bug-Catching Net Model.png|65px]]<br/>'''[[Bug Net#SoulCalibur II|Bug-Catching Net]]'''
| A long-handled net used for catching bugs. This item is an old companion of Link's and has appeared on many of his adventures—it accompanies him on this adventure as well. Obviously, it is not a weapon, but perhaps it will cause opponents to let down their guard.
| A long-handled net used for catching bugs. This item is an old companion of Link's and has appeared on many of his adventures—it accompanies him on this adventure as well. Obviously, it is not a weapon, but perhaps it will cause opponents to let down their guard.
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*The overworld theme from ''The Legend of Zelda'' is used in Link's profile viewer and destined battle theme. It is also played if Link was used in Eurydice Shrine gallery.
*The overworld theme from ''The Legend of Zelda'' is used in Link's profile viewer and destined battle theme. It is also played if Link was used in Eurydice Shrine gallery.
*Link's stage is the Ostrheinsburg Chapel and his alternate stage is Eurydice Shrine Gallery.
*Link's stage is the Ostrheinsburg Chapel and his alternate stage is Eurydice Shrine Gallery.
*Link can buy the Soul Edge for 7,800 Gold in the Castor Shop while playing the Weapon Master mode. Link's Soul Edge causes for his defense and offense to increase to 135% and 140%, respectively; however, it drains his health by 2 HP every second.<ref>{{Cite|Fearsome demonic weapon said to excel in offense and defense....|Weapon description|Soulcalibur II}}</ref>
*Link can buy the Soul Edge for 7,800 Gold in the Castor Shop while playing the Weapon Master mode. Link's Soul Edge causes for his defense and offense to increase to 135% and 140%, respectively; however, it drains his health by 2 HP every second.<ref>{{Cite|Fearsome demonic weapon said to excel in offense and defense....|N/A|SCII}}</ref>
*Instead of having the standard two or three costumes like every other character, Link has 4 different costumes: green, red, blue, and violet. His two starter costumes are the green and red tunic. To obtain the Blue Tunic, the player must buy it in the Castor Shop for 21,000 Gold, found in the Extra Chapter 1 of the Weapon Master mode. Only after buying the Blue Tunic can the player buy the [[Blue Ring]] Tunic from the original {{TLoZ}}, which is sold for the same price as the Blue Tunic.
*Instead of having the standard two or three costumes like every other character, Link has 4 different costumes: green, red, blue, and violet. His two starter costumes are the green and red tunic. To obtain the Blue Tunic, the player must buy it in the Castor Shop for 21,000 Gold, found in the Extra Chapter 1 of the Weapon Master mode. Only after buying the Blue Tunic can the player buy the [[Blue Ring]] Tunic from the original {{TLoZ}}, which is sold for the same price as the Blue Tunic.
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File:SCIIBoxArt.jpg|The box art for {{SCII|-}} featuring Link on the cover
File:SCII Box Art.jpg|The box art for {{SCII|-}} featuring Link on the cover
File:SCII Artwork.png|Artwork of Link with other characters from {{SCII|-}}
File:SCII Artwork.png|Artwork of Link with other characters from {{SCII|-}}
File:Link (SCII).png|Artwork of Link
File:SCII Link Artwork.png|Artwork of Link
File:Link 2 (SCII).png|Artwork of Link
File:SCII Link Artwork 2.png|Artwork of Link
File:SC2 Link.png|Artwork of Link
File:SCII Link Artwork 3.png|Artwork of Link
File:Green Tunic (SCII).png|Link, as seen in-game
File:SCII Link Render.png|Render of Link
File:Soulcalibur2.jpg|Closeup of Link's face
File:SCII Link Model.png|Link, as seen in-game
File:SCII.jpg|Link fighting Ivy
File:SCII Link Model 2.png|Link, as seen in-game
File:Link (SCII Ending).jpg|Link in the Arcade mode ending
File:SCII Link with Green Tunic Model.png|Link, as seen in-game
File:SCII Link Fighting Ivy.jpg|Link fighting Ivy
File:SCII Link Ending.png|Link in the Arcade mode ending
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===''{{Wp|Taiko no Tatsujin}}'' Series===
====''Taiko no Tatsujin: Yellow Version''====
:The arcade game ''Yellow Version'' and its later incarnations ''Blue Version'' and ''Green Version'' feature a remixed {{BotW|-}} medley, added to ''Yellow Version'' in the version 2.07 update.
====''Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival''====
:One of the featured songs is an orchestral version of {{Term|Series|The Legend of Zelda (Theme)|link}}.<ref>{{Cite Web|quote= |author= Nintendo|published= February 9, 2022|retrieved= February 10, 2022|url= https://youtu.be/EhDFA_O7zNg?t=1839|title= Nintendo Direct - 2.9.2022 - Youtube|site= Youtube|type= }}</ref>
===''{{Wp|Tekken Tag Tournament 2|Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition}}''===
===''{{Wp|Tekken Tag Tournament 2|Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition}}''===
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===''{{Wp|Monster Hunter}} series''===
===''{{Wp|Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes}}''===
;''{{Wp|Monster Hunter 4}}''
:A Special Legendary T-shirt based on {{TAoL}} was released for free alongside a patch on February 28, 2019.<ref>{{Cite Twitter|quote= The update patch on 2/28 will include the Special Legendary T-shirt: Zelda II: The Adventure of Link!|url= https://twitter.com/suda_51/status/1100750028153344001|archive= https://web.archive.org/web/20210110132145/https://twitter.com/suda_51/status/1100750028153344001}}</ref>
: A costume of Link in his {{SS|-}} incarnation with the Master Sword, Hylian Shield, and the Sacred Bow is available in ''Monster Hunter 4'' after completing a quest where players have to defeat monsters known as Jinouga, Kirin, and Rajang. These monsters are chosen to represent Power, Wisdom and Courage, the three aspects of the [[Triforce]]. Defeating them grants the player a Triforce ticket that can be used to obtain the item set.
;''{{Wp|Monster Hunter X}}''
: The Palico companions in ''Monster Hunter X'' are able to wear a [[Toon Link]] costume as a form of DLC. This costume grants them his appearance, with the only major changes being cat ears, a cat's tail, and whiskers. They are able to use the [[Wind Waker (Item)|Wind Waker]] as a melee weapon to strike enemies. The costume also has the complete [[Master Sword#The Wind Waker|Master Sword]] and the [[Mirror Shield]] attached to its back.
: The costume of Link from {{SS|-}} in ''Monster Hunter 4'' is also available in ''Monster Hunter X''.
;''{{wp|Monster Hunter Stories}}''
: The main character dresses as Link while wielding the Master Sword.
: [[Epona]] can be unlocked as a Monster Mount for riding into combat.
: The Palico ally, Nabiru, can wear the Skull Kid's hat and Majora's Mask.
;''{{wp|Monster Hunter XX}}''
: The main character can wear the [[Champion's Tunic]], and the [[Hylian Trousers]] and [[Hylian Hood|Hood]]. A costume based on a [[Korok]] also appears.
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File:Link - MH4 Monster Hunter Costume.png|The Link costume in ''Monster Hunter 4''
File:Toon Link - MHX Palico Costume.png|The Toon Link costume in ''Monster Hunter X''
File:Epona - MHST Monster Mount.png|Epona Beast Mount in ''Monster Hunter Stories''
File:MHXX BotW Promo.jpg|The {{BotW|-}} costumes in ''Monster Hunter XX''
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===''Warriors'' series===
===''Warriors'' series===
;''Shin Sangoku Musou VS''
====''Shin Sangoku Musou VS''====
: The game features a costume of Link based on his {{SS}} incarnation. The costume is equipped with the True Master Sword and the Hylian Shield; however, the equipment are only cosmetic display and cannot actually be used.
: The game features a costume of Link based on his {{SS}} incarnation. The costume is equipped with the True Master Sword and the Hylian Shield; however, the equipment are only cosmetic display and cannot actually be used.
;''{{Wp|Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3}}''
====''{{Wp|Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3}}''====
: A special set of costumes based off of the {{HW}} incarnations of [[Link]] and [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] are available for the game's customizable main protagonist. The costumes are unlocked in the 3DS version of the game if players have save data from the game's demo. The costumes are exclusive to the Japanese version of the game as the demo was not released internationally.
: A special set of costumes based on the {{HW}} incarnations of [[Link]] and [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] are available for the game's customizable main protagonist. The costumes are unlocked in the 3DS version of the game if players have save data from the game's demo. The costumes are exclusive to the Japanese version of the game as the demo was not released internationally.
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File:PhantasyStar0HylianShield.png|The Hylian Shield in ''Phantasy Star 0''
File:Phantasy Star 0 Hylian Shield Model.png|The Hylian Shield in ''Phantasy Star 0''
File:FFMoBW - Miu (Zelda Costume).png|Miu dressed as Zelda from {{HW|-}} in ''Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water''
File:FFMoBW - Miu (Zelda Costume).png|Miu dressed as Zelda from {{HW|-}} in ''Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water''
File:TSANMH TAoL Shirt.jpg|{{TAoL|-}} t-shirt from ''Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes''
Artwork of Bayonetta dressed as Link while posing with an Acceptance
In the Wii U version of Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2, the titular character Bayonetta and the side character Jeanne appear with multiple Nintendo-inspired outfits, including the Hero of Hyrule costume based on Link. With this costume, they use the Master Sword and Hylian Shield, with the Master Sword replacing the Shuraba Sword and the Shield used to parry and counter incoming attacks. Other elements from The Legend of Zelda series also appear, such as collectible Rupees and jingles that play when opening a locked door or a chest.
The Nintendo Switch version of Diablo III features a Ganondorf Transmogrification set, a Cucco pet, and Triforce portrait frame. Armor based on Link's Tunic was planned, but was scrapped during development.[citation needed]
A male Barbarian using the Ganondorf transmogrification
A male Crusader using the Ganondorf transmogrification
A male Barbarian using the Ganondorf transmogrification
A male Crusader using the Ganondorf transmogrification
The Cucco pet
Ganondorf's Transmogrification
Ganondorf's Transmogrification alongside the Triforce portrait frame
In the Nintendo Switch version of Skyrim, amiibo functionality has been added to summon Treasure Chests. The Legend of Zelda amiibo have a chance of including the exclusive items: the Master Sword, Hylian Shield, or Champion's Tunic. These items can also be found in a Treasure Chest on top of the Throat of the World. Additionally, male Bosmer have been given a unique blue eye color.
In the Wii U version only, Miu Hinasaki, one of the playable protagonists in Maiden of Black Water, is capable of wearing an alternate costume that grants her the dress of Princess Zelda from Hyrule Warriors.
If there is saved data for The Wind Waker on a memory card in the Nintendo GameCube, Psycho Mantis will prove his telekinetic powers to Solid Snake during their encounter by reading the data and asking if he likes The Legend of Zelda.[1]
A costume of Link in his Skyward Sword incarnation with the Master Sword, Hylian Shield, and the Sacred Bow is available in Monster Hunter 4 after completing a quest where players have to defeat monsters known as Jinouga, Kirin, and Rajang. These monsters are chosen to represent Power, Wisdom and Courage, the three aspects of the Triforce. Defeating them grants the player a Triforce ticket that can be used to obtain the item set.
The Palico companions in Monster Hunter Generations are able to wear a Toon Link costume as a form of DLC. This costume grants them his appearance, with the only major changes being cat ears, a cat's tail, and whiskers. They are able to use the Wind Waker as a melee weapon to strike enemies. The costume also has the complete Master Sword and the Mirror Shield attached to its back.
The costume of Link from Skyward Sword in Monster Hunter 4 is also available in Monster Hunter Generations.
The Master Sword appears on a wall together with several other iconic video game swords, including the Monado from Xenoblade Chronicles, the Buster Sword from Final Fantasy VII, and a Keyblade from Kingdom Hearts, among others.
One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X
Zoro's Link costume from One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X
By using amiibo figures through the New Nintendo 3DS or NFC Reader/Writer, various costumes based on Nintendo characters can be unlocked. Scanning the Link amiibo creates a Link costume for Zoro, which includes the Master Sword, Hylian Shield, and Majora's Mask.
Zoro wearing Majora's Mask in One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X
Along with other Nintendo-themed cameos such as Samus's Power Beam, the Hylian Shield appears as a Shield weapon in the Japanese version of Phantasy Star Zero. It is only available using a special code.
The Legend of Zelda Zone is a free DLC-level for Sonic Lost World. In the level, Sonic the Hedgehog is dressed like Link in a green tunic and boots. The Zone features many elements from The Legend of Zelda series, including enemies, objects, and sounds. Link himself appears in his Skyward Sword incarnation.
Link is a playable character in the GameCube version of SoulCalibur II. In the game, Hyrule's tranquility was shattered by the arrival of several disasters, which brought opaque, ominous clouds with them. Eventually, it was discovered that an unknown magician was to blame for all that had happened. Just as the people were about to lose all hope, the sun miraculously returned as Link, having been summoned by Princess Zelda to find the disasters' source, successfully defeated the magician. The people of Hyrule rejoiced in the belief that eternal peace would rule; but it eventually became clear that the magician responsible for the disasters was in fact controlled by an evil sword from another world, Soul Edge, and that the fragments of Soul Edge had been gathering in the other world.[2]
Knowing that the resurrection of the evil blade must be prevented at all costs, Link chose to travel to the other world and destroy Soul Edge himself, taking his trusted Master Sword and Ocarina of Time, and transporting himself off on a secret journey.[3] Through the completion of Arcade mode, Link succeeds in sealing away the evil within the Soul Edge, saving his homeland and quietly leaving the world he had come upon, leaving only a faint echo of his Ocarina.[4]
Like all SoulCalibur II characters, Link has a total of 11 weapons to choose from. His starting and most-balanced weapon is the Master Sword and Hylian Shield, and the rest of the weapons must be bought in shops in various cities in the Weapon Master Mode.
A magic sword and shield that have accompanied Link on many adventures and helped him repeatedly save the land of Hyrule. This journey is no less dire, and Link once again goes into battle equipped with these items, this time in another world. These are well-balanced arms for Link.
Attack goes up 25% Short reach Takes 15% block damage
A sword forged by the blacksmith from the Mountain Village on Snowhead. The blacksmith is famous for his perfectionism—this sword is yet another excellent example of his craftsmanship and boasts an amazingly sharp cutting edge. Unfortunately, the metal used to forge this blade is prone to chipping, so there remains some concern about its defensive capabilities.
Defense decreases 30% Offense increases with Soul Charge 40% (deteriorates)
A sword and shield from one of the living Armos statues that dot the land of Hyrule. The origins of these items are shrouded in mystery, much like the Armos themselves. Concentrating one's will increases the weapons' power, but they are a bit too heavy for Link and he cannot use them effectively for guarding.
An extremely heavy hammer. Learning to use it effectively could take some time, as its reach is somewhat short for a weapon. Its power and toughness, however, far exceed that of any normal sword. It's guaranteed to inspire awe.
Soul Charge boosts offense up to 50% Soul Charge lowers damage received by 25% Soul Charge recovers up to 32 HP each time
An ancient magic staff that grants protection to heroes. It can be used even by those who are not sorcerers as long as their hearts are pure. It is said that praying to the staff with all one's heart will shroud the user in light and fill him with vitality. Because it is not a true weapon, it usually does not fare well when it clashes against an opponent's weapon.
Hits taken are counters 33% of damage received is inflicted back onto opponent
A mirror-like shield found in the Spirit Temple. It is an amazing work of art, and there are few who would argue that it is not one of the finest shields in Hyrule. It is said that its surface reflects not only light but hostile intent as well.
Causes 40% block damage Weak against physical impact
Ancient arms hidden deep in an underground tomb. This powerful sword holds an enchantment that counters the forces of darkness, and its holy aura allows it to deliver damage to the enemy even without making physical contact. The shield is enchanted with a spell that protects its user from enemy magic, but the actual shield itself is quite old and is weak against physical impact.
A masterfully crafted long sword forged by the best blacksmith in Hyrule, Biggoron, who lives on Death Mountain. Designed specifically for Link, it is made to be wielded with one hand. Even so, swinging it with full force gets tiring after a while.
Soul Edge (Complete)
7,700 Gold
Offense goes up 40% Defense goes up 35% Drains 2 HP per second
An evil blade with a reputation for devouring souls. This weapon is also known to be a shape-shifter—which form it takes depends on its current owner. The forms it has taken are legendary, as are the souls of the renowned warriors it has consumed. Only those with great mental discipline can retain their will while wielding this weapon. It consumes the souls of those who fall before the blade, and also the soul of its wielder.
Attack goes up 20% Gains 5 HP per second Takes 20% block damage
A sword blessed by the Great Fairy, rumored to be able to reflect any and all dark magic. Merely holding it fills the wielder with strength, but unfortunately, its protective power did not survive intact in this world, and it is no longer able to resist enemy attacks.
A long-handled net used for catching bugs. This item is an old companion of Link's and has appeared on many of his adventures—it accompanies him on this adventure as well. Obviously, it is not a weapon, but perhaps it will cause opponents to let down their guard.
Other Information
Link's Destined Battle in Arcade mode is against Raphael.
The overworld theme from The Legend of Zelda is used in Link's profile viewer and destined battle theme. It is also played if Link was used in Eurydice Shrine gallery.
Link's stage is the Ostrheinsburg Chapel and his alternate stage is Eurydice Shrine Gallery.
Link can buy the Soul Edge for 7,800 Gold in the Castor Shop while playing the Weapon Master mode. Link's Soul Edge causes for his defense and offense to increase to 135% and 140%, respectively; however, it drains his health by 2 HP every second.[5]
Instead of having the standard two or three costumes like every other character, Link has 4 different costumes: green, red, blue, and violet. His two starter costumes are the green and red tunic. To obtain the Blue Tunic, the player must buy it in the Castor Shop for 21,000 Gold, found in the Extra Chapter 1 of the Weapon Master mode. Only after buying the Blue Tunic can the player buy the Blue Ring Tunic from the original The Legend of Zelda, which is sold for the same price as the Blue Tunic.
The box art for SoulCalibur II featuring Link on the cover
Artwork of Link with other characters from SoulCalibur II
The arcade game Yellow Version and its later incarnations Blue Version and Green Version feature a remixed Breath of the Wild medley, added to Yellow Version in the version 2.07 update.
A Special Legendary T-shirt based on The Adventure of Link was released for free alongside a patch on February 28, 2019.[7]
Warriors series
Shin Sangoku Musou VS
The game features a costume of Link based on his Skyward Sword incarnation. The costume is equipped with the True Master Sword and the Hylian Shield; however, the equipment are only cosmetic display and cannot actually be used.
A special set of costumes based on the Hyrule Warriors incarnations of Link and Zelda are available for the game's customizable main protagonist. The costumes are unlocked in the 3DS version of the game if players have save data from the game's demo. The costumes are exclusive to the Japanese version of the game as the demo was not released internationally.
The Link costume in Dynasty Warriors Vs.
The Link costume in Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3
The Zelda costume in Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3
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The Hylian Shield in Phantasy Star 0
Miu dressed as Zelda from Hyrule Warriors in Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water
The Adventure of Link t-shirt from Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
↑"Just as the people were about to lose all hope, the sun miraculously returned. Link, who was summoned by Zelda to find the cause of the disasters, successfully defeated the magician. The people of Hyrule rejoiced in the belief that eternal peace would rule. Unfortunately, this was not to be. It became clear that the magician responsible for the disasters was in fact controlled by an evil sword called Soul Edge, which existed in an another world." — N/A (SoulCalibur II)
↑"Knowing that the resurrection of the evil blade must be prevented at all costs, Link chose to travel to the other world and destroy Soul Edge. Link gathered his trusted Master Sword, Hylian Shield, and Ocarina, and set off on a secret journey." — N/A (SoulCalibur II)
↑"Link came to this world in order to defeat the evil which threatened Hyrule. After a long journey, Link finally succeeded in sealing away the terrible evil. In doing so, he not only saved his homeland from peril, but also maintained the tranquility of this world. Link then quietly left this world--a faint echo of his Ocarina was all that remained." — N/A (SoulCalibur II)
↑"Fearsome demonic weapon said to excel in offense and defense...." — N/A (SoulCalibur II)
↑"The update patch on 2/28 will include the Special Legendary T-shirt: Zelda II: The Adventure of Link!" — @suda_51 on Twitter, February 27, 2019 (Archive)
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