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Topic	Kid Link or adult Link?
Skye Reynolds 01/01/20 11:13:49 AM #8:	Adult I get that the character is inspired by Peter Pan, but I was never a fan of the child heroes trope. Even as a child, I knew that adults were mentally and physically more developed; more dexterous. A 12 year old with years of training with a sword could be easily bested by an able-bodied adult who had never picked up a sword before. I guess Link is a magical being, or member of a fantasy race, rather than a human child. He's not limited the way a kid from our world would be. But I'd still prefer him in the 17 to 20 year old age range. Ocarina of Time was a huge leap forward for the series and Nintendo of Japan has fought to regress the series as much as possible. <cite>Skye Reynolds posted [p:932321270] in Kid Link o... [t:78297675]...</cite> <quote>Adult I get that the character is inspired by Peter Pan, but I was never a fan of the child heroes trope. Even as a child, I knew that adults were mentally and physically more developed; more dexterous. A 12 year old with years of training with a sword could be easily bested by an able-bodied adult who had never picked up a sword before. I guess Link is a magical being, or member of a fantasy race, rather than a human child. He's not limited the way a kid from our world would be. But I'd still prefer him in the 17 to 20 year old age range. Ocarina of Time was a huge leap forward for the series and Nintendo of Japan has fought to regress the series as much as possible. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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