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{{Specify|this=the character who appears in Four Swords Adventures, A Link Between Worlds, and Link's Awakening (2019)|other=the recurring enemy in other games|link=[[Dark Link]]}} | {{Specify|this=the character who appears in Four Swords Adventures, A Link Between Worlds, and Link's Awakening (2019)|other=the recurring enemy in other games|link=[[Dark Link]]}} | ||
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| caption = Shadow Link in '' | | caption = Link fighting Shadow Link in ''Link's Awakening (2019)'' | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
===Four Swords Adventures=== | ===Four Swords Adventures=== | ||
In ''Four Swords Adventures'', Shadow Link is both a main character and a recurring enemy and boss. The [[Dark Mirror]] creates an endless supply of Shadow Links; this causes them to appear many times throughout the game. Shadow Link first appears in [[Hyrule Castle (Stage)|Hyrule Castle]] where he kidnaps [[Zelda|Princess Zelda]] and the [[Shrine Maidens]]. He then tricks Link into pulling the [[Four Sword]] out of its pedestal, releasing [[Vaati]] and splitting Link into four. | [[File:Dark-Link-FSA.png|left|50px]]In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'', Shadow Link is both a main character and a recurring enemy and boss. The [[Dark Mirror]] creates an endless supply of Shadow Links; this causes them to appear many times throughout the game. Shadow Link first appears in [[Hyrule Castle (Stage)|Hyrule Castle]] where he kidnaps [[Zelda|Princess Zelda]] and the [[Shrine Maidens]]. He then tricks Link into pulling the [[Four Sword]] out of its pedestal, releasing [[Vaati]] and splitting Link into four. | ||
During Link's quest to save the Maidens and Princess Zelda, Shadow Link plagues [[Hyrule]] by terrorizing its citizens, who then blame the Links and demand they fix it. Shadow Links show up repeatedly in each level, often times using an item such as [[Fire Rod]] to cause fires or attempting to dash into Link with the [[Pegasus Boots]]. Whenever a Shadow Link is defeated, it leaves behind a big green [[Force Gem]]. | During Link's quest to save the Maidens and Princess Zelda, Shadow Link plagues [[Hyrule]] by terrorizing its citizens, who then blame the Links and demand they fix it. Shadow Links show up repeatedly in each level, often times using an item such as [[Fire Rod]] to cause fires or attempting to dash into Link with the [[Pegasus Boots]]. Whenever a Shadow Link is defeated, it leaves behind a big green [[Force Gem]]. | ||
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===A Link Between Worlds=== | ===A Link Between Worlds=== | ||
Shadow Link makes a guest appearance in ''A Link Between Worlds''. In this game, whenever the player meets someone via StreetPass who owns the game, a version of the other person's Link joins their game as a Shadow Link who they may fight in a battle. Each player's Shadow Link carries the same armor and sword as they have in the game. They may also dispatch their shadows with two items of choice which the shadows use in battle by speaking with [[Gramps]] in [[Kakariko Village]]. Players themselves are allowed a choice of two weapons, as well as access to whatever weapon and armor with which they have to defend themselves. If a player successfully defeats Shadow Link, they are rewarded with a bounty dependent on the challenge given by their opponents, including the weapons they have equipped, the number of [[Heart Container]]s they have, and the armor and other gear they possess. | Shadow Link makes a guest appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds|A Link Between Worlds]]''. In this game, whenever the player meets someone via StreetPass who owns the game, a version of the other person's Link joins their game as a Shadow Link who they may fight in a battle. Each player's Shadow Link carries the same armor and sword as they have in the game. They may also dispatch their shadows with two items of choice which the shadows use in battle by speaking with [[Gramps]] in [[Kakariko Village]]. Players themselves are allowed a choice of two weapons, as well as access to whatever weapon and armor with which they have to defend themselves. If a player successfully defeats Shadow Link, they are rewarded with a bounty dependent on the challenge given by their opponents, including the weapons they have equipped, the number of [[Heart Container]]s they have, and the armor and other gear they possess. | ||
===Link's Awakening (2019)=== | ===Link's Awakening (2019)=== | ||
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (2019)|Link's Awakening (2019)]]'', Link gains the +Shadow Link effect if the player scans a ''Link - Link's Awakening'' [[amiibo]]. This allows him to add Shadow Link into a [[Chamber Dungeon]]. Shadow Link will chase Link through the rooms of the dungeon, and when defeated will reward Link with additional rupees. | |||
{{Cat|Link's Awakening Enemies}} | {{Cat|Link's Awakening Enemies}} | ||