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Linkle is a female version of the character Link from the Nintendo video game franchise The Legend of Zelda that will be introduced as a playable character in the Nintendo 3DS game Hyrule Warriors Legends set for release in March 2016.

Origin

In August 2014, an art book supplement for the game Hyrule Warriors was released, which featured a female version of Link named "Linkle" (リンクル or "Rinkuru" in Japanese). Following its release, a photograph of the Linkle illustration was widely circulated online.

の“ポッ”キャラクター ナルキャラクター案 々なオリジ かったキャラクターのデザイン リンクJV 6リン特妨預,リンクの ssney在として缈案された. r1妖精 善なる妖精·白の! 魔女ラナの前身。 黒妖精! 悪しき妖精,黒の 魔女シアの前身。

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On November 12th, 2015, the Nintendo of America[1] Twitter feed posted images of a new female version of Link as a playable character in the game Hyrule Warriors Legends, who wields crossbows rather than the sword of her male counterpart (shown below). Within 24 hours, the tweet gathered upwards of 10,500 favorites and 9,700 retweets.

"source":https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/664935411454640128

The same day, the women's geek culture blog The Mary Sue[2] published an article about the Linkle character. Meanwhile, the GameXplain YouTube channel posted gameplay footage of Linkle in Hyrule Warriors Legends (shown below).

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Linkle

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About

Linkle is a female version of the character Link from the Nintendo video game franchise The Legend of Zelda that will be introduced as a playable character in the Nintendo 3DS game Hyrule Warriors Legends set for release in March 2016.

Origin

In August 2014, an art book supplement for the game Hyrule Warriors was released, which featured a female version of Link named "Linkle" (リンクル or "Rinkuru" in Japanese). Following its release, a photograph of the Linkle illustration was widely circulated online.


の“ポッ”キャラクター ナルキャラクター案 々なオリジ かったキャラクターのデザイン リンクJV 6リン特妨預,リンクの ssney在として缈案された. r1妖精 善なる妖精·白の! 魔女ラナの前身。 黒妖精! 悪しき妖精,黒の 魔女シアの前身。

Spread

On November 12th, 2015, the Nintendo of America[1] Twitter feed posted images of a new female version of Link as a playable character in the game Hyrule Warriors Legends, who wields crossbows rather than the sword of her male counterpart (shown below). Within 24 hours, the tweet gathered upwards of 10,500 favorites and 9,700 retweets.


"source":https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/664935411454640128

The same day, the women's geek culture blog The Mary Sue[2] published an article about the Linkle character. Meanwhile, the GameXplain YouTube channel posted gameplay footage of Linkle in Hyrule Warriors Legends (shown below).



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