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'''Link in [[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]'''<br> | '''Link in [[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]'''<br> | ||
In a quite different game then the orginal, Link returns to again rescue Princess Zelda as he travels once more across the land of Hyrule to collect the pieces of the Triforce of Courage. At the same time, he | In a quite different game then the orginal, Link returns to again rescue Princess Zelda as he travels once more across the land of Hyrule to collect the pieces of the Triforce of Courage. At the same time, he must gain levels and upgrades in order to better defeat Ganon's minions who are in the process of trying to revive the evil king. | ||
'''Link in [[A Link to the Past]]'''<br> | '''Link in [[A Link to the Past]]'''<br> | ||
In this game, Link is telepathically contacted to Zelda, who is imprisoned in the castle. After finding three pendants, he finds his way to the [[Lost Woods]], where the Master Sword waits. Using the Master Sword, he travels from Hyrule to the Golden Realm, which had become a twisted, evil place with Ganon's touch. | In this game, Link is telepathically contacted to Zelda, who is imprisoned in the castle. After finding three pendants, he finds his way to the [[Lost Woods]], where the Master Sword waits. Using the Master Sword, he travels from Hyrule to the Golden Realm, which had become a twisted, evil place with Ganon's touch. freeing the seven descendants of the Sages{7 beautiful maidens} (Seven Wise Men), he uses their power to destroy Ganon.<br><br> | ||
'''Link in [[Link's Awakening]]'''<br> | '''Link in [[Link's Awakening]]'''<br> | ||
On a sea voyage to test his skills, Link comes across a deadly sea storm which leaves him stranded on a mysterious island where he must begin a quest to | On a sea voyage to test his skills, Link comes across a deadly sea storm which leaves him stranded on a mysterious island where he must begin a quest to awaken the Wind Fish and defeat its nightmares. | ||
'''Link in [[Ocarina of Time]]'''<br> | '''Link in [[Ocarina of Time]]'''<br> | ||
In what is considered to be the most epic game of the series, [[Ocarina of Time]] was the first game to bring Link into 3D. After unsuccessfully saving the life of the [[Great Deku Tree]] from a curse placed by [[Ganondorf]], Link embarks on an adventure across time to find the six sages of Hyrule and banish [[Ganondorf]] into the [[Sacred Realm]]. Bringing many new elements into the series, this game marked the first time Link had | In what is considered to be the most epic game of the series, [[Ocarina of Time]] was the first game to bring Link into 3D. After unsuccessfully saving the life of the [[Great Deku Tree]] from a curse placed by [[Ganondorf]], Link embarks on an adventure across time to find the six sages of Hyrule and banish [[Ganondorf]] into the [[Sacred Realm]]. Bringing many new elements into the series, this game marked the first time Link had the use of a horse, [[Epona]] and advice from his fairy[[Navi]]. | ||
'''Link in [[Majora's Mask]]'''<br> | '''Link in [[Majora's Mask]]'''<br> | ||
In the direct sequel to [[Ocarina of Time]], Link departs to the [[Lost Woods]] looking for his companion, Navi. Finding his way into the alternate dimension of Termina, he takes on the task of | In the direct sequel to [[Ocarina of Time]], Link departs to the [[Lost Woods]] looking for his companion, Navi. Finding his way into the alternate dimension of Termina, he takes on the task of saving the people of the world from total destruction at the hands of a falling moon. [[Link]] also get new looks which he achieves after aquiring the spirit masks with of a [[Deku]], [[Goron]], and [[Zora]]. With such an apocalyptic aura, this game is Link's darkest journey yet. <br><br> | ||
'''Link in [[The Wind Waker]]'''<br> | '''Link in [[The Wind Waker]]'''<br> | ||
Link, as seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', is a completely different Link when compared to the Link's of the past with his newest and most different look yet in the series. Link hasn't | Link, as seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', is a completely different Link when compared to the Link's of the past with his newest and most different look yet in the series. Link hasn't even reached his 10th birthday, but he still manages to have a wild time in [[Tetra]]'s pirate ship. What begins as a quest to sail across the sea to rescue his sister later turns into another fantastic quest to save the world from Ganondorf and his evil intentions.<br><br> | ||
==Other appearences in the [[Legend of Zelda]] series== | ==Other appearences in the [[Legend of Zelda]] series== | ||
Revision as of 04:06, 23 December 2005
Link through History
As the hero of the Legend of Zelda series, the famous pointy eared hero has starred in every Zelda game and has saved Hyrule in many occasions. Link experienced puberty of sorts in later games and gains a new level of relationship with the Princess Zelda.
Most Famous Appearences
Link in The Legend of Zelda
In the game that started it all, Link is a brave hero who decides to save Hyrule and hump Zelda from the clutches of the evil Ganon. In this game, he collects the pieces of the Triforce of Wisdom and battles Ganon in the final battle of the game. After almost 20 years after its release, Link's orginal adventure still holds up and is the basis to all other Zelda games and storylines.
Link in Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
In a quite different game then the orginal, Link returns to again rescue Princess Zelda as he travels once more across the land of Hyrule to collect the pieces of the Triforce of Courage. At the same time, he must gain levels and upgrades in order to better defeat Ganon's minions who are in the process of trying to revive the evil king.
Link in A Link to the Past
In this game, Link is telepathically contacted to Zelda, who is imprisoned in the castle. After finding three pendants, he finds his way to the Lost Woods, where the Master Sword waits. Using the Master Sword, he travels from Hyrule to the Golden Realm, which had become a twisted, evil place with Ganon's touch. freeing the seven descendants of the Sages{7 beautiful maidens} (Seven Wise Men), he uses their power to destroy Ganon.
Link in Link's Awakening
On a sea voyage to test his skills, Link comes across a deadly sea storm which leaves him stranded on a mysterious island where he must begin a quest to awaken the Wind Fish and defeat its nightmares.
Link in Ocarina of Time
In what is considered to be the most epic game of the series, Ocarina of Time was the first game to bring Link into 3D. After unsuccessfully saving the life of the Great Deku Tree from a curse placed by Ganondorf, Link embarks on an adventure across time to find the six sages of Hyrule and banish Ganondorf into the Sacred Realm. Bringing many new elements into the series, this game marked the first time Link had the use of a horse, Epona and advice from his fairyNavi.
Link in Majora's Mask
In the direct sequel to Ocarina of Time, Link departs to the Lost Woods looking for his companion, Navi. Finding his way into the alternate dimension of Termina, he takes on the task of saving the people of the world from total destruction at the hands of a falling moon. Link also get new looks which he achieves after aquiring the spirit masks with of a Deku, Goron, and Zora. With such an apocalyptic aura, this game is Link's darkest journey yet.
Link in The Wind Waker
Link, as seen in The Wind Waker, is a completely different Link when compared to the Link's of the past with his newest and most different look yet in the series. Link hasn't even reached his 10th birthday, but he still manages to have a wild time in Tetra's pirate ship. What begins as a quest to sail across the sea to rescue his sister later turns into another fantastic quest to save the world from Ganondorf and his evil intentions.
Other appearences in the Legend of Zelda series
Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons duos, Four Swords, Four Swords Adventures and The Minish Cap.
Link in Twilight Princess
While not much is known since the game hasn't be released, Link is again on another quest to save Hyrule from evil.
Link the young Goron
The son of Darunia, Link of the Gorons was born sometime during Link, the Hero of Time's seven year long sleep, and named after the hero who saved the Gorons by humping (he had a dry orgasm) off the Dodongos, who had taken possession of Dodongo's Cavern, the place that the Gorons used as their chief source of nourishment.
Link the stuttering Goron
The poor Goron who ends every other word with "goro" loses his reserved room at the Stock Pot Inn when Anju mistakenly gives away his room key to Link the boy. He his forced to spend the night outside with stripper Gorons. The world is such a fun place goro...