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Link is a playable guest character in the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] version of {{SCII}}. His appearance is taken from his adult incarnation from {{OoT}}. Though he is voiced by [[Nobuyuki Hiyama|Hiyama]], he does not have a deep voice (as Adult Link does in {{OoT|-}}), he now has a timbre relative to that of a tenor (similar to that of Zora Link, without modification). His voice is the same exact tone as ''Nightmare'' in the Japanese voicing of the game, as well as the seiyū voice of ''Siegfried Schtauffen'' in the entire Soul Edge and Soulcalibur series. Expectedly, Link's voice remains unchanged regardless of what language voice setting it is set to. [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] did not see a problem with Link appearing in what some had thought to be a "violent fighting game" since he had already been established as a fighter in the {{SSB|-}} games.{{Fact}} | Link is a playable guest character in the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] version of {{SCII}}. His appearance is taken from his adult incarnation from {{OoT}}. Though he is voiced by [[Nobuyuki Hiyama|Hiyama]], he does not have a deep voice (as Adult Link does in {{OoT|-}}), he now has a timbre relative to that of a tenor (similar to that of Zora Link, without modification). His voice is the same exact tone as ''Nightmare'' in the Japanese voicing of the game, as well as the seiyū voice of ''Siegfried Schtauffen'' in the entire Soul Edge and Soulcalibur series. Expectedly, Link's voice remains unchanged regardless of what language voice setting it is set to. [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] did not see a problem with Link appearing in what some had thought to be a "violent fighting game" since he had already been established as a fighter in the {{SSB|-}} games.{{Fact}} | ||
Not much is revealed about this incarnation of Link, but it is known that after saving Hyrule from an evil wizard who was being controlled by a fragment of [[Soul Edge]],<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| | Not much is revealed about this incarnation of Link, but it is known that after saving Hyrule from an evil wizard who was being controlled by a fragment of [[Soul Edge]],<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> he went on a secret quest to destroy the evil sword. Quickly pulling the [[Master Sword]] out of its [[Pedestal of Time|pedestal]], he set out to travel to this world to destroy Soul Edge with his trusty {{Term|OoT3D|Ocarina of Time (Item)|link}} and [[Hylian Shield]].<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> Eventually, he successfully seals 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> | ||
In {{SCII|-}}, Link is one of the few characters with a ranged attack, alongside other guest characters {{Wp|Necrid}} and {{Wp|Spawn (comics)|Spawn}} (the latter of which is exclusive to the XBox version). He is the only guest character to have his own theme and more than three costumes—the same colors that were his ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' costumes. His weapons are a number of weapons from {{TLoZ|Series|-}} games, ranging from the [[Razor Sword]] to the [[Magical Sword]] and even the [[Bug Catching Net]]. In addition, Link's fighting style retains many of his signature moves from past games in ''The Legend of Zelda'' and {{SSB|-}} series. Some of these moves include the [[Spin Attack]], the [[Jump Attack]], the [[Down Thrust]], the [[Jump Thrust]], and the [[Dash Attack]]. | In {{SCII|-}}, Link is one of the few characters with a ranged attack, alongside other guest characters {{Wp|Necrid}} and {{Wp|Spawn (comics)|Spawn}} (the latter of which is exclusive to the XBox version). He is the only guest character to have his own theme and more than three costumes—the same colors that were his ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' costumes. His weapons are a number of weapons from {{TLoZ|Series|-}} games, ranging from the [[Razor Sword]] to the [[Magical Sword]] and even the [[Bug Catching Net]]. In addition, Link's fighting style retains many of his signature moves from past games in ''The Legend of Zelda'' and {{SSB|-}} series. Some of these moves include the [[Spin Attack]], the [[Jump Attack]], the [[Down Thrust]], the [[Jump Thrust]], and the [[Dash Attack]]. | ||
