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If I were to be honest, I sometimes get overwhelmed by the fact that a lot of you are in your 20’s, and even 30’s and have been around for much longer and have seen much more than I have.
It goes Classic - (100 years) - X - (100 years) - Zero - (200 years) - ZX - (so long that it doesn't even matter the exact number) - Legends
It might have been fan theories borne from the fact that in order for MMZ to exist, bad stuff had to go down after MMX ended.
I'm fifteen as well. Honestly, I wouldn't sweat it. We're just talking about a video game from behind our screens.
This is correct. ZX follows after Z, and then Legends is oft considered part of the main lore further after, though I'm not sure that this is ever hard confirmed in game.
Actually never played Battle Network. Is it good? Seems like a weird kind of tactical rpg, just saw some footage.
Have you talked to Shiny yet?
They're the same person in Smash. That's the point. Smash does not have canon characters. It has characters who have their own thing for Smash, their own storylines literally too. Once in a while their Smash content crosses over into an official franchise itself.
: The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (03/2003)
: The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks (12/2009) "
I'm 16, you're not alone mate
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Oh man, I remember the first time I played Smash 64. A friend of mine owned the game and let me verse him.
Well Smash doesn't really care about the canon of anyone for the most part.They're the same person in Smash. That's the point. Smash does not have canon characters. It has characters who have their own thing for Smash, their own storylines literally too. Once in a while their Smash content crosses over into an official franchise itself.
Look at Toon Link's Trophy for a moment in 4. It explicitly states "Wind Waker" and "Spirit Tracks". They're the same guy. In Smash itself. So the reason Conductor Link is removed when he's playable is the same reason King Dedede is removed from the background of Dream Land when played as. They're the same character in Smash itself.
There is no Toon Link is WW either. That's a Smash-only character. A lot confuse this. Every single character in the so-called Toon style are just the same name as normal. They just happen to come from that game.
"This cartoonish version of Link is how he appeared in The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker and a few other titles. In Smash Bros., he uses moves much like his older, taller counterpart. His small size gives him extra speed, though, so take advantage of that to send your foes flying.
This cartoonish version of young Link is how he appears in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker and a few other titles. While he shares some moves with his older counterpart, he's a very different fighter. Take advantage of his size and speed to whirl past enemies and bombard them with long-range attacks.
: The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks (12/2009) "
So again, same guy in Smash. They were never meant to be a separate character at all. I used to think this too, but then I bothered to read Smash 4's Trophy list and realized all they did was represent Toon Link in an NPC role too.
just look at him and coexisting
That’s not how it works, Mega Man is a media franchise and Mega Man X would be a subset of the Mega Man franchise. Mega Man X would be referred to as a “series” separate from Classic Mega Man.
Playing Mario requires skill, they said.
In what world would
take skill?Uh... that's the joke?In what world would
They are pretty cool. But I don't have any copies on me anymore. I want a collection for them a lot.
My point is it's still just Toon Link as he appears in his Spirit Tracks outfit as an NPC. They're only different characters because one's an NPC version. That's the sole difference between 'em. It has nothing to do with one being a Spirit Tracks variation, as Toon Link's own trophy states one of his games is Spirit Tracks.Well Smash doesn't really care about the canon of anyone for the most part.
Just look at the Zelda screen from K. Rool's reveal trailer
Or
At least you'll probably get one right with Dixie
I'm 34, you know.
Except for you. You are not a baby.I'm 34, you know.
*literally the same age as you*
Nope.
:] I don’t feel lonely anymore! Though for someone my age, I seem to write a lot when it comes to Smash speculation. Don’t take me for granted just because I’m at a young age!I'm 16, you're not alone mate
Do you think we'll ever grow out of Smash?I'm 34, you know.
In the world of half a-press speedruns.In what world would
please, consume my being and inherit my Wonderful Adult Life i'm sure you'll love
I've been lurking this site since I was 11 back in early '13 and didn't make an account until I was 12 and remembered "wait lying on the internet is a thing?"
God please I would stay young now and I'm not even a year older than you. I don't want to have to deal with taxes and student debt.
@Shizuka Kawai literally just turned 57...
They should give Toon Link his train driver skin. The new model on the ST stage is so high quality. They may as well make it a skin.They're the same person in Smash. That's the point. Smash does not have canon characters. It has characters who have their own thing for Smash, their own storylines literally too. Once in a while their Smash content crosses over into an official franchise itself.
Look at Toon Link's Trophy for a moment in 4. It explicitly states "Wind Waker" and "Spirit Tracks". They're the same guy. In Smash itself. So the reason Conductor Link is removed when he's playable is the same reason King Dedede is removed from the background of Dream Land when played as. They're the same character in Smash itself.
There is no Toon Link is WW either. That's a Smash-only character. A lot confuse this. Every single character in the so-called Toon style are just the same name as normal. They just happen to come from WW as an artstyle first. Or it's a name in a spin-off only game.
"This cartoonish version of Link is how he appeared in The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker and a few other titles. In Smash Bros., he uses moves much like his older, taller counterpart. His small size gives him extra speed, though, so take advantage of that to send your foes flying.
This cartoonish version of young Link is how he appears in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker and a few other titles. While he shares some moves with his older counterpart, he's a very different fighter. Take advantage of his size and speed to whirl past enemies and bombard them with long-range attacks.
So again, same guy in Smash. They were never meant to be a separate character at all. I used to think this too, but then I bothered to read Smash 4's Trophy list and realized all they did was represent Toon Link in an NPC role too.
Well, I like long walks on the beach, girls with red hair, and the Pokemon series to a massive degree.
