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Description
In 1989, the Super Mario Bros. Super Show! debuted, premiering a new episode every day of the week for about three months, with the Saturdays devoted instead to episodes of a similarly animated Legend of Zelda series. The series’ setup saw Link as a young adventurer, hired on by the royal family of Hyrule to protect their Triforce of Wisdom.

This is Link, portrayed in the series as a lazy womanizer who spent most of his time propositioning Zelda or trying to get out of his work, punctuating every moment he got into trouble with his famous “Excuuuuuse me, Princess.”

Much like the Mario series, the cartoon somewhat reimagined his moveset in a different way than the way most gamers are probably used to, enough to reasonably develop an entirely new moveset. Other than that, he will have most of the same stats as his game counterpart.

Likelihood rating: Non-game.

Description
In 1989, the Super Mario Bros. Super Show! debuted, premiering a new episode every day of the week for about three months, with the Saturdays devoted instead to episodes of a similarly animated Legend of Zelda series. The series’ setup saw Link as a young adventurer, hired on by the royal family of Hyrule to protect their Triforce of Wisdom.

This is Link, portrayed in the series as a lazy womanizer who spent most of his time propositioning Zelda or trying to get out of his work, punctuating every moment he got into trouble with his famous “Excuuuuuse me, Princess.”

Much like the Mario series, the cartoon somewhat reimagined his moveset in a different way than the way most gamers are probably used to, enough to reasonably develop an entirely new moveset. Other than that, he will have most of the same stats as his game counterpart.

Likelihood rating: Non-game.