Thought that said Tom Brady...and was gonna say, yeah, he sure raided those footballs of all their air real good.
Thought that said Tom Brady...and was gonna say, yeah, he sure raided those footballs of all their air real good.
I'm surprised with how popular Avatar The Last Airbender is more people aren't open to this idea when it's literally the same concept with Link and Zelda.It is, for the most part. In every way, Link being a girl in one of the games would be acceptable (for lore reasons, for representation reasons, for variety, etc.).
But here we are
I imagine most people see having a reincarnating character who's different in each game being a chick in one game is more likely than Nintendo developing spin-offs for Zelda/Sheik/Midna/Impa/etc.Lets gender bend all the character! I mean it's much better to take a character with no personality and make them a woman instead of making engaging and unique new female characters! I for one would much rather have Maria and Louise the Italian Plumbers and Linkette than brand new, interesting characters.
space jellyfish are asexual you albiest shitlordy cant metroid girl
well you can play through uncharted 2 using the Elena model instead of drakes if that counts.Can Nathan Drake be a female too?
In the lore yes, but outside of it he is an iconic character. And Nintendo uses his best/modern design to represent this character. See for example Link's amiibo. Despite of heavily inspired in TP they do not treat it as TP Link, just Link. And that's the Link we still want to be male, despite of lore possibilities. Even though most of people here are not against a Zelda with a female main character we just want them to mantain Link as he is with the minimum changes possible. Also when the guy from PR says that Link is a dude he's not talking about Triforce Heroes Link but the character from Nintendo.
Yeah totally just like Paper Mario is a completely different person than Mario.
holy shit
How would Link be "ruined"?
They wouldn't have to change the design on Wii U Link like, at all.
He is a dude, plain and simple.
Just make a kick ass Zelda game. Id buy that.
Right!?Some people taking this way too seriously haha
Link is a girl now, and everything will be fine
Well plenty of people were enamored with gaming characters back when they were nothing but sprites, it's not hard to understand.I guess I'm just mystified as to how people form an emotional attachment to a character that has the personality and identity of a cardboard box to the point of resisting any amount of change to that.
I think you're forgetting 'It's Zelda not Celda!' from over a decade ago. People have gotten super attached to elements of the franchise and character that changed regardless before.I guess I'm just mystified as to how people form an emotional attachment to a character that has the personality and identity of a cardboard box to the point of resisting any amount of change to that.
He is a dude, plain and simple.
Just make a kick ass Zelda game. Id buy that.
Of coarse you'd be the one to rebel.On second thought.
I'm against it
If they made a Zelda game, would they call it Link?
I guess I'm just mystified as to how people form an emotional attachment to a character that has the personality and identity of a cardboard box to the point of resisting any amount of change to that.
If they made a Zelda game, would they call it Link?
So... wait, why is Link's gender suddenly a big drama?
Good question.So... wait, why is Link's gender suddenly a big drama?
Was there some sort of expectation about a female link that they changed their mind on or what?Because of Nintendo's Ubisoft-tier reason for why you can't play a girl in that upcoming multiplayer Zelda game.
Remember when Zelda U was first shown at E3 a while back? One speculation thing led to another after the trailer was shown and then Aonuma had to go and say 'that might not be Link per se' or something to that effect. Aonuma later said it was a joke but it's too late now, the seeds of revolution have been planted >So... wait, why is Link's gender suddenly a big drama?
Probably because changing his hand doesn't change the way he looks, that and he was ambidextrous in the original.The stuff they attach to is really arbitary too. No one bitched and moaned when Link suddenly became right handed in the wii games, despite the fact that being a southpaw is about as iconic for Link as wearing green.
I'm sure you demand this for all the products from all entertainment companies...
I don't know why Link gets all the attention. I'm still waiting for Nintendo to change Mario to Maria.
But people say that will ruin the series! D:I'm sure a few Links could have been girls and no one would have noticed. LoZ isn't a series that concerns itself with much more than adventure. Just have a girl put on the outfit and it'll be the same game from there on out.
They should change ganon.Just make sure Ganondorf stays the same. I care not for much else.
Link is merely a static character that is supposed to link to the player so the design should be ambiguous.
Much like how the player character from Sakura Samurai is a guy but honestly could bend either way due to player interpretation.
Was there some sort of expectation about a female link that they changed their mind on or what?
I guess I'm just mystified as to how people form an emotional attachment to a character that has the personality and identity of a cardboard box to the point of resisting any amount of change to that.
If they made a Zelda game, would they call it Link?
It's also had plenty of people not wanting a fem link as well, to be fair.No, but the answer was unsatisfactory nonetheless.
Anyway, there's been a lot of fan demand for a female Link for some time now. I remember the Zelda wiiu reveal had a lot of talk on that seemingly female player character with a lot of people voicing a desire for a female Link.
Fair enough.No, but the answer was unsatisfactory nonetheless.
Anyway, there's been a lot of fan demand for a female Link for some time now. I remember the Zelda wiiu reveal had a lot of talk on that seemingly female player character with a lot of people voicing a desire for a female Link.
No that'll be in the spinoff Legend Of Link: Cross QuestI'm down for chick-Link but I'd shit myself if they announced a Legend of Zelda starring, like, Zelda.
Probably because changing his hand doesn't change the way he looks, that and he was ambidextrous in the original.
Its not that, its the point that he's not a girl. He's a a guy. Games can keep their core focus with out drawing away from it just "cause". Zelda is strong enough on her own, she doesnt need a Female link.
I don't really see a reason why there can't be a female Link, I mean I'm sure at some point in some generation a female Link was born in the Zelda universe.
But at the same time I don't really feel like Nintendo said anything that should warrant such an extreme reaction, going by the wording there anyway.
But they could have saved themselves some trouble if they just said "Yeah maybe someday" and left it at that.
Fair enough.
He went from a giant pig monster to a humanoid man from LTTP to OoT who only reverts back to his former self during the ending. Seems like a pretty huge character change that didn't negatively impact the overall franchise.They should change ganon.
We already have a dang timeline (lol) with 3 branches. I'm pretty sure they can make more branches whenever they want to lolYou sure about that?
The stuff they attach to is really arbitary too. No one bitched and moaned when Link suddenly became right handed in the wii games, despite the fact that being a southpaw is about as iconic for Link as wearing green.