JuicieJ
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Link's age in OoT is all over the place, from 7 to 10. The official Nintendo guidebook I had said 10, though, so that's just what I go with.
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Link's age in OoT is all over the place, from 7 to 10. The official Nintendo guidebook I had said 10, though, so that's just what I go with.
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I'm just choosing to go with the most recent official word (that he's 9 and 16), but then that kind of makes TWW's age very questionable as he does not look 9 or 16 and the Hero of Time was not 12....
In another quote I read before, though, Miyamoto said that 16 is the envisioned age whenever they decide to make a game with an adult Link.
In another quote I read before, though, Miyamoto said that 16 is the envisioned age whenever they decide to make a game with an adult Link.
JuicieJ
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Yes, Link was 16 in AoL. Whatever his age is in OoT, though, I really don't care. I'm just gonna stick with my view of 17, as it makes more sense with that age, and it really doesn't matter.
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i agree with juiciej if the book says it if someone correts you can blame it on the book
JuicieJ
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Again, the Official Nintendo Guidebook said Young Link was 10, so add seven to that number, and you get 17. That's just what I've always known, and it's what I'm going to stick with. Why? Because I can.
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Brawl is a unofficial game that includes Link and is not in the zelda timeline plus there is also translation errors. in AoL there is Buga and thr natorius i am error. there was a mistranslation from the japanese to the english version it was suppost to be a computer joke. Buga was suppost to be Bug. the joke was suppost to be bugs and errors so i trust what is said by Miyamoto as it is a more direct answer from the creator and not the book. but its not your fault, how is a student to learn if the books are wrong?