Talk:Link

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'Mushroom World?' Wouldn't that be 'Mushroom Kingdom,' or did you have something else in mind? --DarkInsanity (talk)

By Mushroom World I meant all the kingdoms and lands surrounding the Mushroom Kingdom. The Mushroom World was first mentioned in Super Mario Bros. 3, to encompass of the kingdoms outside the Mushroom Kingdom. Rose Town and the Donkey Kong Isles are outside the jurisdiction of the Mushroom Kingdom, but they are still a part of the greater Mushroom World. --son.of.suns@gmail.com 16:53, 10 May 2006 (EDT)

Why not just use Marioverse? Much simpler. --DarkInsanity (talk)

Whatever. It's all cool. --son.of.suns@gmail.com 18:53, 10 May 2006 (EDT)

More than one Link

Should we mention that there are more than one Link? Thought this doesn't seem very Marioish, but we may have to say that because the Link in Super Mario RPG and Donkey Kong Country is not the same Link in the Smash Bros. Series. Plus, the Link in Smash Bros. Melee seems to not be the same one that will appear in Brawl. Paper Jorge! I give paper cuts so stand back! (I confused many gamers that don't play Zelda...)

I don't play Zelda, and I know what you are talking about. I still refuse to believe there are several Link's. Anyway, no, it is not Mario-related, so, don't put that down. It is ridiculous anyway to believe there are hundreds of Link's. My Bloody Valentine

But all of the games confirm that there is more than one. Even interviews with game creators say this. Paper Jorge! I give paper cuts so stand back! Ah well...not very Marioish...maybe I'm just becoming too much Zelda fan...agh...

Yeah, just leave it out. Also, no point arguing over something that isn't Mario-related. Wether there is many Link's or not isn't of this Wiki's concern :P My Bloody Valentine Still interesting, though.

Very well then. But I wasn't arguing if there was one or more Link (we arleady got proof from the game directors and stuff as well as the games directly say so) I was wondering if we should put the info in. Since there IS a chance they're not the same Link. Paper Jorge! I give paper cuts so stand back!

Meh, doesn't really matter anyway. It ain't Mario-related, so, who cares on this Wiki :P I still think it was interesting though. My Bloody Valentine I will definetely play as Link in Brawl. :P

All Legend of Zelda games feature different Links (save Majora and Ocarina, in which both Links were the same). But basically, there are many incarnations of Links throughout the series. And the Brawl link is a different Link from the one in Melee (though the one in Melee is still the same as the Link in the orifinal). Confusing end to an argument, huh?Knife (talk) 00:32, 15 August 2007 (EDT)

Fine then... Paper Jorge! I give paper cuts so stand back!

Yes. And while it is highly possible that all the Ganondorfs are the same, it's more likely that they are all different as well. Master Lucario The Aura is with me...

Whenever there's a crossover or a featured guest, I try to shut out everything I know about the person/character except for the information provided. So, in this case, let's look at what Sakurai has said. "The design for Link is taken from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, so his special moves have also been designed a bit differently." He didn't say it was a new Link, he just talked about his design. Until we have confirmation, I'd say don't put it in. HOWEVER! You can mention that, according to Mei Ling, "They [people named Link] all have certain things in common--green clothes, a sword, a shield... But they all came from different lands and lived in different eras. And yet the spirit of the hero of the Triforce is timeless. It's an essence that transcends history." Because that's in the Mario/Smash continuity. In other words, not only can we mention something about the multiple Link theory, we should. Stumpers! 18:37, 18 March 2008 (EDT)

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We're did it come from? And don't you think it would be more fitting to have something like "...", or no quote at all? DC