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Edited by Shru:
11/18/2013 10:27:50 PM
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can someone please explain this Zelda/link thing
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3 RepliesAsk Halo, I hear he is a pretty cool guy. Eh kills aleins and doesnt afraid of anything.
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1 ReplyZelda is the blue hedgehog and Link is the Spartan who finishes fights hope I helped
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1 ReplyEdited by Hawk: 1/10/2014 1:47:37 AMIdk, I'm playing windwaker, (Only Zelda game I played), and now my friend is telling me there are multiple links with different timelines. Pretty much the same reaction as you OP.
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1 ReplyZelda is legal while Link is underage.
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Same as mario and peach, your princess is in another dungeon bro.
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Zelda=Princess Link=Hero
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2 RepliesJust how many Links are there?
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Play Skyward Sword to make (at least some) sense of Zelda lore.
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1 ReplyThere is nothing difficult to understand about The Legend of Zelda games.
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Zelda is the main character of the game, and he has to save the princess under the name "Link" because he links this world to the spirit world through the avatar state.
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10 RepliesAsk Metroid. I bet he could answer your question.
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1 ReplyEdited by brandorobot: 11/19/2013 9:33:07 PMI wonder how Link gets a larger Kokiri outfit when they don't even make them for adults. And why does he keep wearing it even after he finds out he's not a kokiri?
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1 ReplyZelda is the princess, Link is the hero in green. What do you mean?
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2 RepliesWhat is there not to understand? The downward spiral of the series' quality?
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6 RepliesWhat's to understand? Link is the guy who wears green, and Zelda is the Princess.
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Zelda: Damsel in distress. Link: White knight (who wears green).
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1 ReplyLink He come to town Come to save the Princess Zelda Ganon took her away 'n' now the children don't play but they will… when Link saves the day!
