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[[File:Aolgannon.png|140px|thumb|right|Japanese intro with typos]] | [[File:Aolgannon.png|140px|thumb|right|Japanese intro with typos]] | ||
*Although the Japanese title for ''The Adventure of Link'' uses the English name of ''The Legend of Zelda'', and the game's backstory explicitly defines ''The Legend of Zelda'' as a plot concept, the English language game is the only one in the main series not to include ''The Legend of Zelda'' in its title. | *Although the Japanese title for ''The Adventure of Link'' uses the English name of ''The Legend of Zelda'', and the game's backstory explicitly defines ''The Legend of Zelda'' as a plot concept, the English language game is the only one in the main series not to include ''The Legend of Zelda'' in its title.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= The only ''Legend of Zelda'' game not to have the word "Zelda" in the title, ''The adventure of Link'' was a dramatic departure from the original game.|book=The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass Prima Official Game Guide Collector's Edition ISBN 9780761556473 |publisher= Prima Games |page=1}}</ref> | ||
*''The Adventure of Link'' marks one of the few times where Link speaks in a canon game, by saying "I found a mirror under the table" while in [[Saria Town]]. | *''The Adventure of Link'' marks one of the few times where Link speaks in a canon game, by saying "I found a mirror under the table" while in [[Saria Town]]. | ||
*''The Adventure of Link'' is the only ''The Legend of Zelda'' game where bosses do not drop Heart Containers upon being defeated. It is also the only game where Link does not receive key quest items for completing dungeons, as he instead goes through the dungeons in order to place his key quest items within them. | *''The Adventure of Link'' is the only ''The Legend of Zelda'' game where bosses do not drop Heart Containers upon being defeated. It is also the only game where Link does not receive key quest items for completing dungeons, as he instead goes through the dungeons in order to place his key quest items within them. | ||
