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It's just you....Is it just me, or is that post really terrible and without any relevant point?
I have to say, people's take on the Cell-Link trophy confuses me to no end. Don't get me wrong, I don't think that it deconfirms him as a character, I just can't follow people's logic. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like poeple are saying that because he is in his PJ's it's probably not a Playable Character trophy (okay, that makes sense to me), and because of that he's more likely to appear as a Playable character (wait, what?).
PrettyGoodYear's link to the G.Dorf trophy certainly demonstrates that it's possible for characters to appear as trophies before their release. However, let's deconstruct this for a moment. If what is being said is true and Cell-Link appears as a PC (and that this is not a PC trophy), and assuming the three trophy (Adventure/SE, Classic, All-Star) standard continues, that means Cell-Link has four trophies in Brawl.
Now, I find that more than a little hard to swallow. Of course, it's possible that the three-trophy-standard has gone down in Brawl, but I seriously doubt the Classic Mode is going anywhere, which leaves us with a minimum of two. However, to be frank, I find it somewhat hard to believe that, if we are indeed treating every Link as unique, an extraneous trophy (that is, not PC trophy) for either Cell or Twilight Link would be anything other than overkill.
Now, I don't think we know the mind of Sakurai well enough to definitively rule out Cell-Link based on any of this. But by the same token, I think we have no business toting this trophy as evidence of his inclusion, either.
On a completely different note, I think including Cell-Link in his PJ outfit would actually by an interesting and unique way to avoid the inevitable Link comparisons. After all, anyone who played through Wind Waker a second time should be used to it, and it would certainly emphasize his uniqueness from the other Links (the criteria I hear most often as the reason he should be included).