Editing Young Link (SSBM)

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{{Infobox Character
|name = Young Link
|image = [[File:Young Link SSBM.jpg]]
|game = SSBM
|ssbgame1 = SSBU
|availability = [[Unlockable character|Unlockable]]
|tier = C-
|tierPAL = F
|ranking = 17
|rankingPAL = 18
}}
'''Young Link''' ({{ja|こどもリンク|Kodomo Rinku}}, ''Young Link'') is a character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. He is a direct [[clone]] of {{SSBM|Link}}, with some minor differences.

Young Link is voiced by {{s|wikipedia|Fujiko Takimoto}} in all versions of ''Melee''. In a similar manner to his adult self, Young Link's voice clips come directly from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'' and consist of returning voice clips alongside previously leftover ones, some of which were later used in ''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask''. He is the first variant of Link to start this trend.

Young Link currently ranks 17th out of 26 on the [[tier list]] in the C- tier, one place higher than Link. Young Link has a superb approach due to a combination of good overall mobility, some low [[lag]] [[aerial]]s, a great [[SHFFL]], and a good [[wavedash]]. With a very solid [[projectile]] game (out-classing {{SSBM|Link}}'s), he can start [[combo]]s, edgeguards, and maintain gaps just as well as he can close them. Young Link additionally benefits from access to a sword, which grants him [[disjointed]] attacks and surprisingly good range for his size. 

Young Link's primary problem is that he is rather easy to [[KO]]. On top of being light, Young Link has a slow and predictable [[recovery]], making him easy to edgeguard despite having numerous means of mixing it up and extending its distance. Young Link has difficulty with KOs owing to finishers with inconsistent multi-hits and inconvenient sourspots, and he typically requires a [[kill confirm]] or edgeguard to take a stock. Most importantly, Young Link faces significant challenges fighting against common characters like {{SSBM|Fox}} and {{SSBM|Captain Falcon}}, who can quickly overwhelm him with their superior close-quarters tools.

While sparsely represented and deemed nonviable at the highest levels of play, Young Link has favorable matchups against a couple of top-tier characters, as shown by {{Sm|Armada}}, giving him a niche as a [[counterpick]], while smashers like {{Sm|Rocket}} have been looking to prove Young Link's worth as a solo-main.

==How to unlock==
Young Link must be defeated in battle before he can be unlocked. There are two ways the player can encounter Young Link:
*One way is to complete Classic Mode, Adventure Mode, or All-Star Mode with 10 characters. If the player fails to defeat Young Link, they can re-fight him by completing one of these modes again. If this method is used and {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}} or {{SSBM|Luigi}} have not been unlocked yet, then neither can be encountered through these modes until Young Link is defeated.
*Another way is to play 500 VS. matches to completion. If the player fails to defeat Young Link, they can re-fight him by playing another VS. match to completion. If this method is used, fighters with lower VS. match quotas must be unlocked before Young Link can be fought.
When fought, Young Link appears on [[Great Bay]], with "Saria's Song" playing in the background.

==Attributes==
As a fighter, Young Link appears as a lighter, weaker, and faster form of Link, and generally falls under the same archetype as a character, similar to characters such as {{SSBM|Ness}}. Other properties of Young Link, however, are almost identical to those of Link. His airspeed and falling speed are identical to Link's, and he has only slightly lower traction, giving Young Link a slightly longer wavedash than Link. Unlike his 16-year-old self, who is a heavyweight, Young Link is a lightweight and gets sent farther and higher (due to having the same fall speed) than Adult Link. Young Link's primary asset is his range and mobility. His Kokiri Sword gives him a disjointed hitbox that can allow him to strike from farther ranges, and his neutral, down, and side specials all give him access to a variety of projectiles that can cause damage and start combos from significant distances. Young Link's projectiles are surprisingly damaging, especially in comparison to Link's; his bombs catch opponents in the blast with multiple hits, allowing for combo potential, and both his boomerangs and Fire Arrows inflict more damage and hitstun than Link's, allowing for some dangerous combo starters against his opponents. Coupled with a long-ranged grapple, Young Link's range and ranged attacks is among the highest in the game.

Additionally, Young Link has access to a surprisingly good approach game. In addition to his aforementioned range boons, Young Link's aerial approach is very good. Fast, low-lag aerials and a small short hop coupled with a high falling speed gives Young Link an excellent [[SHFFL]], and his high air speed can allow him to easily pursue enemies in the air. These traits also give Young Link a great air game and a surprisingly sufficient edgeguarding game; Young Link's recovery options are great as well, with a relatively high third jump, [[boomerang glide]] and a wall-grapple to assist him, and the ability to wall-jump.

Young Link's KO options are varied and often different than those found on most other characters. Young Link's neutral aerial and down air are quite powerful, with the former having almost nonexistent landing lag when L-canceled. Additionally, Young Link's forward smash has the unusual property of being two hits: one with fixed knockback, and one with powerful vertical knockback, acting as a trap of sorts. One of Young Link's most reliable finishers is his dash attack, which can KO at as low as ~95% on some characters, and is unusually fast.

Young Link's primary flaw, however, is his inability to easily and efficiently land and KO with his finishers. His neutral air typically requires an edgeguard scenario, and the remainder of his finisher attacks can prove too awkward to hit with, due to inconsistent multi-hits and inconvenient sourspots. With proper use of [[DI]], it's possible to avoid the final hits of Young Link's forward smash and up smash; his up special also suffers a similar issue and lacks the same semi-spike and KO power as Link's. His dash attack requires 7-12 frames to connect and its ending lag can prove to be problematic. Furthermore, Young Link's down aerial, which can additionally act as one of the most powerful [[meteor smash|meteor]] smashes in the game, has a very small and situational sweetspot for it, hindering its usefulness in this particular way off-stage. Many of his aerials send opponents just shy of the blast zone later into stocks than expected, forcing him to over-rely on dash attack, down smash or down air setups for KOing.

Young Link's light weight also makes him considerably easier to KO than other characters. Also, despite his extendable recovery, he often falls prey to KOs due to lack of recovery options sooner than other characters of his weight class (such as {{SSBM|Mewtwo}} or {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}}).

Young Link's Kokiri Sword makes "smacking" sound effects when it connects for every attack except for his up throw and up special. Young Link's Deku Shield is also slightly less durable than Link's (higher-damage projectiles will phase through the shield).

However, under the hands of a player with skilled precision, Young Link's projectiles, approach options and mobility can prove to be quite deadly.

==Differences from {{SSBM|Link}}==
One of the most noticeable distinctions between the two is that Young Link is faster than Link. This, however, comes at the cost of having weaker KO power. Being younger than his adult self, Young Link is shorter than Link. This makes him harder to hit, but it also reduces his range. Young Link is also significantly lighter than Link, making him less susceptible to combos, but means he can get KO'ed generally earlier than Link. Young Link has the ability to [[wall jump]], aiding in his recovery options.

Young Link also has properties for some of his moves that extend behind damage distribution. Young Link shoots fire arrows for his neutral special, dealing flame damage and dealing more damage uncharged, but less damage fully charged. Young Link's [[Spin Attack]] hits multiple times rather than once, making it better for trapping opponents, but worse for netting KOs. Young Link's {{b|Bomb|Young Link}}s hit four times upon explosion as opposed to twice, allowing his bombs to deal more damage than Link's. Young Link's down aerial has a sweet-spot near the hilt of his sword, which [[meteor smash]]es opponents while also setting them ablaze.

In spite of these differences, it is heavily debated on which of the two are better, with them usually being near or next to each other on [[tier list]]s. Young Link does better against [[floaty]] characters such as {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}} and {{SSBM|Peach}}, but Link performs better against non-floaty characters.
====Aesthetics====
*{{change|Young Link wields the Kokiri Sword and Deku Shield instead of the Master Sword and Hylian Shield.}}
*{{change|With the exception of his up special and up throw, all sword attacks make a punch/kick sound effect instead of a slashing sound effect upon impact.}}
*{{change|Young Link's [[taunt]], idle pose, and two of his victory animations are different and longer than Link's.}}

====Attributes====
*{{change|Young Link is shorter than Link. While this does make him harder to hit, it also results in him having less reach in his attacks.}}
*{{nerf|Young Link's Kokiri Sword has less of a disjointed range advantage on his attacks than Link.}}
*{{buff|Young Link dashes much faster than Link (1.3 → 1.6).}}
*{{change|Young Link has lower traction (0.1 → 0.08) giving him a longer wavedash than Link, and makes him harder to punish out of shield.}}
*{{nerf|Young Link's fast falling speed is much lower (3 → 2.2) making him more susceptible to juggling, and increasing his time airborne for SHFFL attacks.}}
*{{buff|Young Link has a slightly higher full hop and double jump than Link}}
*{{buff|Young Link has a faster jumpsquat duration than Link (6 → 4), giving him quicker access to aerials, wavedashing, and platform movement.}}
*{{nerf|Young Link is overall weaker than Link in KO potential. Down smash, dash attack, and neutral air KO better than Link's counterparts, but at the cost of lower knockback on all other moves in addition to lacking Link's Spin Attack finisher.}}
*{{nerf|Young Link's Deku Shield is smaller than the Hylian Shield, projectiles therefore have a slightly lower chance of being blocked by it.}}
*{{buff|Unlike Link, Young Link can wall jump, aiding his recovery and ledge play options on stages with walls.}}
*{{nerf|Young Link's Hookshot is shorter than Link's, significantly reducing its utility as a recovery tool.}}
*{{change|Young Link is significantly lighter than Link (104 → 85). While this drastically worsens his endurance for both horizontal and vertical survival, it makes him less vulnerable to certain combos than his older counterpart. In particular, it makes him invulnerable to {{SSBM|Fox}}'s waveshine combos, as he is knocked down by the shine as opposed to pushed back.}}

====Ground Attacks====
*[[Neutral attack]]:
**{{nerf|All hits deal less damage (5% → 3% (hit 1), 3% → 2% (hit 2), 6% → 5% (hit 3)).}}
**{{buff|The outer hitbox on jabs 1 and 2 is slightly bigger (≈4.3u → ≈4.69u), partially compensating for the reduced range. The outer two hitboxes on jab 3 are also bigger (≈4.3u/3.9u → ≈4.69u/4.69u). The outer hitbox on rapid jab is also marginally bigger (≈3.7u → ≈3.9u).}}
*[[Forward tilt]]:
**{{buff|Forward tilt has less startup (frame 16 → 11) and ending lag (FAF 40 → 34), significantly increasing its overall utility.}}
**{{nerf|Forward tilt has a shorter duration (frames 16-19 → 11-13) and deals less damage (13%/14%/15%) → 10%/11%/12%) with knockback scaling not fully compensated (90 → 100). The faster swing speed also reduces the move's range above Young Link.}}
**{{buff|The sweetspot is now the outer hitbox, which is the highest priority hitbox, making it easier to connect with, though even the strongest hitbox of Young Link's version is weaker than the weakest hitbox of Link's. The outer hitbox is also slightly bigger (≈4.3u → ≈4.69u).}}
*[[Up tilt]]:
**{{nerf|Up tilt deals less damage (9% → 8%), and deals less knockback.}}
***{{buff|The reduced knockback improves its combo potential at higher percents.}}
*[[Down tilt]]:
**{{buff|Down tilt's meteor smash hitbox has a higher priority than the pop up, making it easier to land.}}
**{{nerf|Down tilt does not deal consistent damage, and is weaker (11% → 7%/9%/10%).}}
*[[Dash attack]]:
**{{change|Dash attack has more consistent damage (9%/11%/12% → 10%/11%).}}
**{{change|Dash attack sends the opponent away as a kill/edgeguard tool unlike Link's which pops up to combo.}}
**{{nerf|Young Link's sword swing is lower to the ground, noticeably reducing its vertical range.}}
**{{buff|The outer two hitboxes have slightly bigger hitboxes (≈4.3u → ≈4.69u).}}
*[[Forward smash]]:
**{{buff|The second hit of forward smash has less ending lag (FAF 50 → 41).}}
**{{nerf|Forward smash's first hit has set knockback in order to chain into the second more reliably; however, the second hit of the string can be avoided with the use of DI. It also has a shorter duration (frames 15-18 → 15-17) and both hits deal less damage (13%/14% → 10% (hit 1), 18%/20% → 9%/11%/12% (hit 2)), with knockback scaling on the second hit not fully compensated (100 → 120).}}
**{{change|The first hit has smaller hitboxes, while the second hit has larger hitboxes.}}
**{{change|The second hit launches horizontally instead of vertically (65˚ → [[Sakurai angle]]).}}
*[[Up smash]]:
**{{buff|Up smash is able to connect against shorter grounded opponents such as Fox and Pikachu owing to Young Link's shorter stature. The third hit also has less startup lag with a longer duration (frames 41-43 → 40-44), giving it more range in front and behind him.}}
**{{nerf|Up smash deals less damage (4% → 3% (hit 1), 10%/9% → 8%/7% (final hit)), and deals much less knockback.}}
***{{buff|However, the move's low ending lag grants it combo potential for much longer.}}
**{{change|The third hit has a unique late hit which has much larger hitboxes, and launches at a semi-spike angle of 30˚ with moderate knockback.}}
*[[Down smash]]:
**{{buff|The second hit of down smash hits on both sides of Young Link, though it only covers his ankle on the small side.}}
**{{change|Down smash usually sends opponents sideways at 30˚ instead of upwards, giving it superior edgeguarding and gimping potential, especially near the ledge, at the cost of combo potential and consistent KO potential further onstage.}}
**{{nerf|Down smash lacks the stronger sweetspots which deal 16%/17%, and possesses even weaker sourspots that deal pathetic damage and knockback (7% (front)/6% (back)).}}
**{{nerf|Down smash hitboxes are designed in such a way that it is worse than Link's for shield poking.}}

====Aerial Attacks====
*[[Neutral aerial]]:
**{{buff|Neutral aerial deals more damage than Link's, and doesn't have any sourspots on the clean hit (11%/9%/8% → 12% (clean), 7% → 8% (late)).}}
**{{nerf|Neutral aerial lacks the programming error that Link's has, and as such its hitboxes have fewer active frames (4-39 → 4-27).}}
*[[Forward aerial]]:
**{{nerf|Forward aerial deals less damage than Link's version, and has sourspots that are weaker still (13% → 12%/11%/9% (hit 1), 8% → 8%/7%/5% (hit 2)).}}
**{{buff|The outer hitbox on the first hit is slightly bigger (≈4.3u → ≈4.69u).}}
**{{nerf|Young Link's forward aerial can only hit once, combined with his lower damage values, this significantly decreases his maximum damage output (20% to 12%).}}
**{{buff|The hitboxes are active even between swings, and can hit behind Young Link.}}
**{{change|The late hit launches vertically at 76˚ instead of at the Sakurai angle.}}
*[[Back aerial]]:
**{{buff|Back aerial has slightly bigger hitboxes on Young Link's legs on both hits (≈4.3u/4.3u → ≈4.66u/4.66u).}}
*[[Up aerial]]:
**{{nerf|Up aerial's clean hit deals less damage (16% → 15%) with no compensation on knockback, KOing later.}}
**{{buff|Up aerial's blade hitboxes are bigger (≈4.3u/4.3u → ≈4.69u/4.69u), and the upper hitbox is positioned much higher up, considerably increasing the move's disjoint.}}
*[[Down aerial]]:
**{{buff|Down aerial has a hitbox on the sword's hilt that inflicts a powerful [[meteor smash]]  with a fire effect (being the strongest meteor in the game, if Young Link connects with the later portion of the move, inflicting 21%. Otherwise, it'll be the second strongest meteor smash in ''Melee'').}}
**{{change|Down aerial gets stronger later in the attack, unlike Link's that gets weaker.}}
*[[Grab aerial]]:
**{{nerf|Grab aerial deals 1% less damage and has a shorter range which makes it less safe to use than Link's.}}

====Grabs and Throws====
*{{buff|Young Link's short stature allows him to more easily grab small crouching characters like {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}}, {{SSBM|Kirby}}, or {{SSBM|Mr. Game & Watch}}.}}
*{{nerf|Young Link's Hookshot grab lasts 3 frames less than Link's, significantly costing him range.}}
*[[Up throw]]
**{{change|Up throw has less base knockback (24 → 18).}}
**{{nerf|Up throw's collateral hitbox has considerably less base knockback against bystanders (50 → 35).}}

====Special Moves====
*[[Fire Bow]]:
**{{buff|Fire Bow's arrows have altered knockback (8 (base)/50 (scaling) → 45/30), dealing much more knockback and therefore hitstun at low percents, increasing his combo ability and making the move safer on hit up close. It also has 3 frames faster startup than Link's Bow, and launches at a higher angle (70˚ → 80˚), further aiding combos.}}
**{{change|Fire Bow's arrows deal [[flame]] damage (hence the name).}}
**{{nerf|Fire Bow's arrows travel less distance due to character height, and has 5 frames fewer max travel time.}}
**{{change|Fire Bow's arrows deal more damage uncharged (5% → 8%), but can't be charged as long, dealing less damage when fully charged (18% → 15%).}}
*[[Boomerang]]:
**{{buff|Young Link's boomerang deals more damage when travelling out (8% (clean)/6% (late) → 11%/7%).}}
**{{nerf|Boomerang's return hitbox deals 1% less damage (3% → 2%).}}
**{{change|Boomerang's clean hit has a smaller hitbox (≈4.69u → ≈4.3u), but its late and returning hitboxes are bigger (≈3.1u → ≈3.3u (late), ≈2.7u → ≈3.3u (returning)).}}
**{{change|Boomerang's late hit has slightly less base knockback (65 → 55), and launches at a slightly higher angle (70˚ → 75˚).}}
**{{buff|The returning hit has more base knockback (25 → 40) and launches at a higher angle (70˚ → 90˚), improving its combo potential.}}
**{{buff|Boomerang can be angled better to hit close opponents or deflect backwards off the ground.}}
**{{nerf|Boomerang travels less distance compared to Link's.}}
*[[Spin Attack]]:
**{{change|Grounded Spin Attack is a multi-hit attack rather than a single hit, with the final hit launching opponents.}}
**{{nerf|In theory, grounded Spin Attack deals the same damage as Link's clean hit if all hits connect, but due to [[stale move negation]], in practice it deals less damage. Additionally, due to the nature of multi-hits, the move is escapable before the final hit, making Young Link vulnerable to punishes, and the multi-hits do not do set knockback, and thus connect less reliably at higher percents.}}
**{{nerf|The grounded move uses small stationary hitboxes rather than large hitboxes attached to the sword. Overall it has less range.}}
**{{change|The final grounded hit launches vertically at 80˚ with high base knockback and low knockback growth. This prevents the move from KOing, but grants it combo potential.}}
**{{nerf|Aerial Spin Attack's first and final hits deal less damage (4%/6% (both) → 3%), weakening the final hit's KO potential.}}
**{{buff|Aerial Spin Attack's first 4 hits have a larger outer hitbox (≈5.47u → ≈6.25u).}}
*{{b|Bomb|Young Link}}:
**{{change|Young Link's bombs look slightly different than Link's, as they are smaller; it has a smaller projectile hitbox but is slightly harder to track visually when thrown.}}
**{{buff|Young Link's bombs have four hits as opposed to Link's two, increasing their hitstun and combo ability.}}
**{{buff|Young Link's bombs do more damage to opponents than Link's, given that all of their hitboxes connect.}}
**{{nerf|The multi-hit property of the bombs means that their explosion can affect Young Link more often in close range.}}
**{{nerf|Young Link's bombs travel a shorter distance when thrown.}}

==Moveset==
''For a gallery of Young Link's hitboxes, see [[Young Link (SSBM)/Hitboxes|here]].''
[[File:YoungLinkAerialAttacksSSBM.png|thumb|Young Link's aerial attacks]]
*Young Link is able to wall jump.
{{MovesetTable
|game=SSBM
|neutralname=Slash ({{ja|なぎ払い|Nagiharai}}, ''Mow-Down'')<br>Counter Slash ({{ja|返し|Kaeshi}}, ''Return'')<br>Stab ({{ja|突き|Tsuki}})<br>Illusion Stab ({{ja|幻影突き|Gen'ei Tsuki}}, ''Phantom Stab'')
|neutralcount=3
|neutralinf=y
|neutral1dmg=3%
|neutral2dmg=2%
|neutral3dmg=5%
|neutralinfdmg=1% (loop)
|neutraldesc=Same as Link's; two initial slashes, and then it can be either a single launching stab if the [[A button]] is pressed just three times, or a barrage of stabs if it's pressed in quick succession. Capable of leading to an [[infinite]] on some characters up against certain walls on [[Pokémon Stadium]] transformations.
|ftiltname=Sword Chop ({{ja|からたけ割り|Karatake Wari}}, ''Chinese Bamboo Splitter'')
|ftiltdmg=12% (tip), 11% (base), 10% (body)
|ftiltdesc=Brings sword down, in an axe-like fashion. Considerably faster than Link's.
|utiltname=Half-Moon Swipe ({{ja|半月スワイプ|Hangetsu Giri}}, ''Half-Moon Slash'')
|utiltdmg=8%
|utiltdesc=Swings his sword in an arc above himself. Quick, leads into various air combos if the foe [[DI]]s wrong. Above average KO power beyond high damages, usually 120%+, but can KO faster than his up smash.
|dtiltname=Grass Cutter ({{ja|草なぎ|Kusanagi}}, ''Grass Mower'')
|dtiltdmg=7% (tip), 9% (base), 10% (body)
|dtiltdesc=Swipes sword whilst crouching. Can lead into various combos, though somewhat slow. Incredibly powerful [[meteor smash]] if used against a foe on the ledge; unlike Link's, the meteor smash hitbox is located on the tip of the sword, making it considerably more useful for [[edgeguarding]].
|dashname=Running Hack ({{ja|たたき割り|Tataki Wari}}, ''Thrashing Splitter'')
|dashdmg=11% (tip), 10% (body)
|dashdesc=Slashes in front of himself and slows down. Surprisingly powerful for a dash attack, and it has the unusual property of Young Link charging forward. With the ability to KO, it is one of Young Link's most used finishers.
|fsmashname=Sword Slice ({{ja|スマッシュ斬り|Sumasshu Giri}}, ''Smash Cutter'')<br>Double Sword Slice ({{ja|二段スマッシュ斬り|Nidan Sumasshu Giri}}, ''Two-Stage Smash Cutter'')
|fsmashcount=2
|fsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|10}}
|fsmash2dmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|9}} (tip), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|11}} (body), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|12}} (base & arm)
|fsmashdesc=Swings his sword in front once with low set knockback, and if the [[A button]] is pressed again, he will do a much more powerful slash to follow. The first hit easily chains into the second, though it can be DI'd out of. Very strong finisher, damage and knockback-wise.
|usmashname=Triple Sword Swipe ({{ja|三段斬り|Sandan Giri}}, ''Three-Stage Cutter'')
|usmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|3}} (hit 1), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|2}} (hit 2), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|7}}-{{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|8}} (hit 3 clean), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|8}}-{{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|9}} (hit 3 late)
|usmashdesc=Slashes in an upwards arc three consecutive times. Hits all usually follow into each other with the final hit having the most knockback, though DI makes it an unreliable finishing attack. Fully charged is usually the toughest time to get all hits successfully connecting. The last hit has the unusual property of being able to send opponents to the left or right side of him.
|dsmashname=Sword Sweep ({{ja|前後足もと斬り|Zengo Ashimoto Giri}}, ''Front and Back Underfoot Cutter'')
|dsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|13}}/{{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|7}} (front), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|12}}/{{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|6}} (back)
|dsmashdesc=Swings sword on both sides of himself on the ground. First hit comes out fast, though second hit has some lag. Deals less damage if the opponent hits the tip of Young Link's sword. A relatively fast KO move.
|nairname=Hylian Kick ({{ja|リンクキック|Rinku Kikku}}, ''Link Kick'')
|nairdmg=12% (clean), 8% (late)
|nairdesc=A standard [[sex kick]]. Has slightly more knockback and damage than Link's, but less duration.
|fairname=Spinning Sword ({{ja|回転なぎ払い|Kaiten Nagiharai}}, ''Rotating Mow-Down'')
|fairdmg=12%/11%/9% (clean), 8%/7%/5% (late)
|fairdesc=Swings his sword twice in front of himself. Strangely, even though Young Link does two midair slashes, the move hits only once in one long, constant swing throughout the 360° spin, including behind him. This gives the move long duration hitbox properties, rather than that of a multi-hit move, similar to Link's.
|bairname=Double Kick ({{ja|二段蹴り|Nidan Geri}}, ''Two-Stage Kick'')
|bairdmg=7% (hits 1-2)
|bairdesc=Two short-ranged kicks behind himself. More easier for both hits to connect compared to Link's version.
|uairname=Stab-Up ({{ja|上突き|Ue Tsuki}}, ''Up Stab'')
|uairdmg=15% (clean), 12% (late)
|uairdesc=Stabs his sword upwards. The late and clean hit can be an effective juggling and combo tool.
|dairname=Sword Plant ({{ja|下突き|Shita Tsuki}}, ''Down Stab'')
|dairdmg=14%/16% (early), 17%/21% (late), 8%/9% (after bounce)
|dairdesc=Very similar to Link's. Thrusts his sword down with massive damage, knockback, ending lag, and duration, and makes Young Link bounce after hitting a foe. If the opponent is positioned above or to the side of Young Link, they will be hit with an extremely powerful [[meteor smash]]. This is hard to perform as Young Link will most likely self-destruct. If the opponent is below Young Link, it results in considerable vertical knockback on the first hit, making it a great KO move. It is the strongest meteor smash in ''Melee'' (when the 21% hitbox connects) and is the most powerful aerial attack in the game, being even stronger than Ganondorf's down aerial, despite the latter having slightly superior knockback scaling. This is due to Young Link's down aerial having immensely high base knockback (70). Though it is very difficult to meteor smash opponents on a soft platform, it is capable of [[Star KO]]ing any grounded opponents (only if the characters are on the soft platform) under 150%.
|zairname=[[Hookshot]] ({{ja|フックショット|Fukkushotto}})
|zairdmg=5%
|zairdesc=Uses his Hookshot. The attack has the unusual property of not suffering from [[stale move negation]]. With low damage, knockback and hitstun, as well as long lag, the move has relatively little use outside of being used for recovery as a [[wall grapple]], though its long range can potentially catch opponents off-guard, and it benefits from Young Link's small short hop. This move has [[Priority#Transcendent_priority|transcendent priority]].
|grabname=Hookshot ({{ja|フックショット|Fukkushotto}})
|grabdesc=Uses his hookshot to grab at foes from afar. It's the third longest grab in the game, behind {{SSBM|Link}} and {{SSBM|Samus}}. Young Link's dash grab has a very slightly slower start up, as well as slightly smaller hitboxes and a bit more lag. On top of this, his standing grab is also active for less frames than Link's overall, though is out at the same time.
|pummelname=Hilt Strike ({{ja|つかみ柄殴り|Tsukami Tsuka Naguri}}, ''Grab Hilt/Grip Punching'')
|pummeldmg=3%
|pummeldesc=Hits opponent with the hilt of his sword.
|fthrowname=Kick Out ({{ja|蹴り飛ばし|Keri Tobashi}}, ''Kick Fly-Off'')
|fthrowdmg=3% (hit 1), 3% (throw)
|fthrowdesc=Kicks foe forward. Can chaingrab against heavy foes, or can simply lead into a combo or follow-up attack.
|bthrowname=Reverse Kick Out ({{ja|後方蹴り飛ばし|Kōhō Keri Tobashi}}, ''Backward Kick Fly-Off'')
|bthrowdmg=3% (hit 1), 3% (throw)
|bthrowdesc=Takes foe and kicks them to his back.
|uthrowname=Sword Launch ({{ja|投げ捨て斬り|Nagesute Kiri}}, ''Throw-Away Slash'')
|uthrowdmg=4% (hit 1), 2% (throw)
|uthrowdesc=Takes foe and swings his sword in an arc above, launching the foe above. Can lead into various combos, or simply his up aerial. At high percentages it can lead to his down aerial's meteor smash (up to 200%) if timed correctly.
|dthrowname=Flying Elbow ({{ja|ヒジ打ち|Hiji Uchi}}, ''Elbow Strike'')
|dthrowdmg=2% (hit 1), 4% (throw)
|dthrowdesc=Suddenly grounds the foe and tackles them. This launches the foe temporarily in the air right in front of Young Link, and can lead into many combos, though being DI-able.
|floorfname=&nbsp;
|floorfdmg=6%
|floorfdesc=Quickly gets up and slashes on both sides.
|floorbname=&nbsp;
|floorbdmg=6%
|floorbdesc=Quickly gets up and slashes on both sides.
|edgefname=&nbsp;
|edgefdmg=8%
|edgefdesc=Pulls himself up into a front flip and slices downward.
|edgesname=&nbsp;
|edgesdmg=8%
|edgesdesc=Slowly gets up and quickly thrusts his sword. Similar to Link's, only the sword has a hitbox, meaning that foes close to the edge can avoid the attack completely.
|nsname=Fire Bow
|nsdmg=1% (point blank) 8-15% (arrow)
|nsdesc=Shoots a flaming arrow that does not travel as far as Link's, and does slightly less damage, but has more hitstun and is a faster move. Sticks in shields and the ground, and has its own hurtbox that can be hit by other attacks. Can shoot through opponents or hit twice if stale and can be used at point blank range. Has slightly more utility than Link's arrows due to his higher mobility.
|ssname=Boomerang
|ssdmg=16% (throw), 19.3% (smash throw), 7% (far), 2% (return)
|ssdesc=Throws a boomerang forward. Young Link's boomerang doesn't go as far as Link's does, but it deals more damage. The boomerang's distance can be extended or have its trajectory altered with the [[control stick]]. The boomerang can be deflected off surfaces, either skidding, or completely changing direction when angled fully down. It is a relatively strong combo starter. Can be used to [[boomerang glide]] and [[boomerang cancel]].
|usname=Spin Attack
|usdmg=Ground: 1% (hits 1-12), 3% (hit 13)<br/>Air: 3% (hit 1), 2% (hits 2-4), 3% (hit 5)
|usdesc=Does a spinning attack. When used in the air, it gives Young Link a boost in the air, making it a recovery move. Compared to Link's version, Young Link's Spin Attack has slightly more control when used in midair, though it hits multiple times rapidly on the ground, as opposed to a strong semi-spike (not in PAL versions of the game), and does not allow for the same [[bomb jump]] techniques. This move has transcendent priority.
|dsname=Bomb
|dspage=Bomb (Young Link)
|dsdmg=2-7% (contact), 2% (explosion hits 1-3)
|dsdesc=Young Link takes out a bomb and can throw it like any other item. The bomb eventually explodes on its own, even being able to damage Young Link himself. Unlike Link's Bombs, Young Link's bombs deal multiple hits upon exploding and typically deal slightly more damage. Oddly, anyone who comes in contact with the bomb will have an [[explosive]] effect on their bodies, despite the bomb not detonating. The explosion can grant Young Link an extra Spin Attack recovery if used skillfully.
}}

===Stats===
'''NTSC'''
{{Attributes
|cast = 26
|weight = 85
|rweight = 17-19
|dash = 1.8
|rdash = 5-7
|run = 1.6
|rrun = 8-10
|walk = 1.2
|rwalk = 6-10
|trac = 0.08
|rtrac = 7-13
|airfric = 0.005
|rairfric = 21-26
|air = 1
|rair = 6-9
|baseaccel = 0.02
|rbaseaccel = 2-23
|addaccel = 0.04
|raddaccel = 5-11
|gravity = 0.11
|rgravity = 8-11
|fall = 2.13
|rfall = 7-9
|ff = 2.2
|rff = 19-20
|jumpsquat = 4
|rjumpsquat = 8-15
|jumpheight = 32.52
|rjumpheight = 12
|shorthop = 10.99
|rshorthop = 20-21
|djump = 23.012
|rdjump = 16
|ellag = 4
|rellag = 2-23
}}

'''PAL'''
{{Attributes
|cast = 26
|weight = 85
|rweight = 16-19
|dash = 1.8
|rdash = 5-7
|run = 1.6
|rrun = 8-10
|walk = 1.2
|rwalk = 6-10
|trac = 0.08
|rtrac = 7-13
|airfric = 0.005
|rairfric = 21-26
|air = 1
|rair = 6-8
|baseaccel = 0.02
|rbaseaccel = 2-23
|addaccel = 0.04
|raddaccel = 5-11
|gravity = 0.11
|rgravity = 8-11
|fall = 2.13
|rfall = 7-9
|ff = 2.2
|rff = 19-20
|jumpsquat = 4
|rjumpsquat = 8-15
|jumpheight = 32.52
|rjumpheight = 12
|shorthop = 10.99
|rshorthop = 20-21
|djump = 23.012
|rdjump = 16
|ellag = 4
|rellag = 2-23
}}

===[[Announcer]] call===
[[File: Young Link Announcer SSBM.wav]]

===[[Taunt]]===
{{Taunt/SSBM|char=YoungLink|desc=Takes out a bottle of Lon Lon Milk, drinks it, and then wipes his mouth. This is the longest taunt in the game.}}

===[[Idle pose]]s===
{{Idle
|desc-1=Kicks the toes of his boots on the ground, as if knocking off the dirt. Based on one of his idle animations from ''Ocarina of Time''.
|desc-2=Looks around himself. Based on one of his idle animations from ''Ocarina of Time''.
|image-1=Young Link Idle Pose Melee 1.gif
|image-2=Young Link Idle Pose Melee 2.gif}}

===[[Crowd cheer]]===
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="1"
|-
!{{{name|}}}
!Cheer (All versions)
|-
! scope="row"|Cheer
|[[File:Young Link Cheer SSBM.ogg|center]]
|-
! scope="row"|Description
|Young - Link! Young - Link!
|}

===[[Victory pose]]s===
{{Victory/SSBM
|victory-theme=ZeldaThemeMelee.ogg
|victory-desc=An orchestrated portion of the main theme from ''The Legend of Zelda'' series.
|desc-1='''B: '''Checks his belt, then readjusts it. Based on one of his idle animations from ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time}}''.
|desc-2='''Y: '''Puts his sword and shield together and then raises his sword high into the air. Shares this victory pose with Link.
|desc-3='''X: '''Sheathes his sword, then dusts off his hands and looks at the screen while posing.
|char=YLink}}

==In [[competitive play]]==
===Most historically significant players===
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*{{Sm|Armada|Sweden}} - The best Young Link player during the ''[[Brawl]]'' era, who primarily used Young Link as a counterpick against {{Sm|Hungrybox}} for several years, defeating Hungrybox with the character in all but one set between {{Trn|Pound V}} in 2011 and {{Trn|CEO 2014}}. After this period, he eventually stopped using Young Link against Hungrybox in favor of {{SSBM|Fox}}, effectively dropping the character.
*{{Sm|Axe|USA}} - Though better known for playing {{SSBM|Pikachu}}, he is also known for having a prominent Young Link secondary and is considered one of the best Young Link players in the world. Using Young Link, he is known for his flashy play, and has defeated {{Sm|MacD}} at {{Trn|Kings of Cali 3}} and {{Sm|ChuDat}} at {{Trn|EVO 2014}}, in addition to placing 25th at {{Trn|Smash Camp: End of Summer}} with only Young Link. Even after picking up Fox as a secondary, he has continued to use Young Link into the post-pandemic era for specific matchups, using him at various regionals and to defeat {{Sm|Frostbyte|p=Arlington}} at {{Trn|GENESIS X2}}.
*{{Sm|Bambi|USA}} - Plays both Young Link and {{SSBM|Falco}} and is considered one of the best American Young Link players. He is known for placing 33rd at {{Trn|Wavelength 2024}} and 49th at {{Trn|Get On My Level 2022}}, which are among the best major placements in the modern era by a solo-Young Link player. He was on the ballot for the [[SSBMRank_2024#Eligible_players|SSBMRank 2024]] and has defeated several of Tristate's best players.
*{{Sm|Niklas2912|Norway}} - Considered the best solo-Young Link player in Europe and one of the best in his prime. He is known for placing 5th at both {{Trn|Vivaldi Autumn 2019}} and {{Trn|Vivaldi Winter 2019}}, as well as 17th at {{Trn|Valhalla II}}, marking some of the best solo-Young Link performances prior to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]]. He was notably placed in the C tier on the [[MPGRContenders Europe]] (or top 30 in Europe) in 2021.
*{{Sm|Rocket|Chile}} - The greatest solo-Young Link player of all time and the only solo main to be ranked in the top 100, being ranked 98th on the [[SSBMRank 2022]] and 48th on the [[SSBMRank Summer 2025]], which are the highest rankings by any player primarily using Young Link, though he ultimately went unranked on the [[SSBMRank 2025|full-year ranking]] due to low attendance. He won several North American events including {{Trn|Summer Crusade}} and [https://www.start.gg/tournament/spc-rehab-2-0/event/melee-singles SPC: Rehab 2.0], notably defeating {{Sm|Spark}} and {{Sm|CPU0}} in the latter event. In addition, he also placed 7th at {{Trn|Altitude Sickness 2}} defeating {{Sm|KoDoRiN}}, becoming the first Young Link player to place top 8 at a superregional, as well as 17th at {{Trn|Battle of BC 7}} and 33rd at {{Trn|GENESIS X2}}, the former event being solo-Young Link's best supermajor performance in the modern era.

===Tier placement and history===
Opinions on Young Link in the early metagame were largely pessimistic; he was frequently placed in the mid-to-low tiers, ranking as low as 20th on the seventh [[tier list]]. For a long time, he was considered inferior to {{SSBM|Link}} due to his adult counterpart having greater range, better KOing power, and just as good of a recovery. Young Link also suffered from a dearth of good representation at that time, with {{Sm|Caveman}} (who placed 9th at the supermajor {{Trn|MLG New York 2005}} with solo-Young Link), {{Sm|Jash}}, and {{Sm|Kokiri Soldier}} (then known as Laijin) as his sole high-level representatives - while adult Link had several notable and influential players, including {{Sm|Aniki}}, {{Sm|The GERM}}, {{Sm|Skler}}, and later {{Sm|J666}} and {{Sm|Lord HDL}} pushing his metagame.

Link's perceived superiority continued well into and after the MLG era; however, it was around this time that players began to notice Young Link's potential against [[floaty]] characters. His playerbase recognized that he was one of the best {{SSBM|Peach}} counters in the game, due to his ability to defeat defensive Peach players with his speed and projectiles. Even so, high-level players greatly underestimated how significant this advantage was, particularly because they also thought that adult Link was not too far behind in the Peach matchup. They surmised that this seemingly small advantage that Young Link had over Link was not enough to justify placing him higher than Link on the tier list. This still allowed him to rise to just one spot short of Link on the tenth tier list, among other considerations such as Young Link faring slightly better against {{SSBM|Sheik}}.

It would not be until the following year when all preconceived notions of Young Link would be called into serious question, as {{Sm|Armada}} shocked the world by unveiling his Young Link at several supermajors such as {{Trn|Pound V}}, {{Trn|GENESIS 2}}, and most infamously {{Trn|Apex 2012}}. At these events, he defeated {{Sm|Hungrybox}}'s {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}} decisively in three out of their four encounters, with his only loss being a narrow 2-3. He demonstrated that Young Link was one of the best counters to not only Peach, but also other floaty characters such as Jigglypuff, due to his superior movement that allowed for a devastating hit-and-run strategy that adult Link would not be able to replicate. The two would meet again at {{Trn|Apex 2013}}, where Hungrybox attempted to avoid the matchup entirely by playing {{SSBM|Ness}} for two games, before being forced to switch back after losing those games. Due to Young Link's niche against floaty characters being successfully demonstrated in top-level play, this convinced ''Melee'' Back Room panelists that Young Link was a superior metagame-call to Link. Reflecting this, he moved above Link for the first time in the eleventh tier list.

Over time, Hungrybox adapted back to Armada's Young Link play, with the latter not enjoying Young Link enough to push the matchup any further. Furthermore, Young Link still had difficult matchups against characters like the [[spacie]]s, who can overwhelm his approaches. Nonetheless, Armada and many other top players still acknowledge that Young Link's good matchups against Peach and Jigglypuff were still applicable. Link's results during the 2010s plateaued as well, with many players arguing that his sluggish ground movement has finally caught up to him in a more optimized metagame, and that many of his advantages in the past came from abusing player error with his more immediate power. Reflecting their respective metagames at that time, Young Link remained above Link on all subsequent tier lists since then, and currently sits at 17th on the thirteenth tier list, a spot above Link.

The 2020s marked a notable shift in the Links' metagame, mostly in favor of Link. With improved results from players such as {{Sm|Sixx}} and {{Sm|Aklo}}, many players such as {{Sm|Mew2King}} and {{Sm|Armada}} believed Link was slightly better overall due to Young Link's greater struggle against non-floaty characters, with these characters being more common in competitive play. Conversely, Young Link's representation in top-level competitive play remained sparse, with {{Sm|Axe}} often using him in niche matchups and {{Sm|Rocket}}, though seeing great success as a solo-main, making only a couple of notable tournament appearances for most of the first half of the decade. As such, Young Link is expected to remain in the mid to low-mid tiers; however, he nevertheless holds a respected niche in top-level ''Melee'' that is still recognized in modern competitive play.

==In 1-P Mode==
===In {{SSBM|Classic Mode}}===
Young Link can appear in ordinary one-on-one matches, in a team as an ally or opponent (paired up with either {{SSBM|Link}} or {{SSBM|Zelda}}), in a giant battle, or as an opponent in the metal fight. In these cases, Young Link either appears on [[Great Bay]] or [[Temple]], with the exception of the metal battle. In all such instances, bar the metal fight, "Saria's Song" will play.

===In [[Adventure Mode]]===
The Adventure Mode makes no concessions to Young Link when he is unlocked.

===In [[All-Star Mode]]===
In All-Star Mode, Young Link and his allies are fought on the stage [[Jungle Japes]], with "Saria's Song" playing, as the remainder of the Zelda stages are instead taken by Link and Zelda.

===In Event Matches===
Young Link is featured in the following [[event match]]es:

*'''[[Event 34: Seven Years]]''': As Young Link, the player fights Link with a stock of 3 each on the [[Great Bay]] stage.
*'''[[Event 49: All-Star Match Deluxe]]''': Young Link is the fourth opponent fought in this series of staged battles. The selected character battles him on the [[Great Bay]] stage with a stock of 2. while Young Link has one. With a timer of four minutes, the player must defeat him and the other five characters one-by-one with the overall time and damage: {{SSBM|Dr. Mario}}, {{SSBM|Falco}}, {{SSBM|Pichu}}, {{SSBM|Roy}} and {{SSBM|Ganondorf}}.

===[[Congratulations_screen#Super_Smash_Bros._Melee|Congratulations Screens]]===
<center><gallery>
YoungLinkClassicMode.jpg|Classic Mode
YoungLinkAdventureMode.jpg|Adventure Mode
YoungLinkAllStarMode.jpg|All-Star Mode
</gallery></center>

==[[Trophies]]==
In addition to the normal trophy about Young Link as a character unlocked by completing {{SSBM|Classic Mode}} as him on any difficulty, there are two trophies about him as a fighter, unlocked by completing {{SSBM|Adventure Mode}} and [[All-Star Mode]] respectively as him on any difficulty. Each of the trophies can also be unlocked by playing 100, 200, and 300 versus matches respectively as Young Link:

{{Trophy/Fighter
|name=Young Link
|image=Young Link Trophy.png
|mode=Classic
|desc=Link's younger incarnation is often considered to be the true Link: he was a young boy in the very first Legend of Zelda game, and he has appeared as a youth in most of the subsequent games. Since his debut on the original NES in 1987, Link's appearance has changed over and over again, each time adding to the mystique of his incomparable story.
|gamelist={{Trophy games|game1=The Legend of Zelda|release1=7/87}}
|game=Melee
}}
{{clrl}}

{{Trophy/Fighter
|name=Young Link
|image=Young Link Trophy (Smash).png
|mode=Adventure
|desc=Young Link is lighter and faster than his older self, and his Kokiri sword packs less punch. Even though his Boomerang has a shorter range, he has greater control over it. He's a smaller target, and while his Hookshot has less reach than the older Link's, you can still use it in midair as a last-ditch attempt to grab a ledge.
|gamelist=:B: Fire Bow
:Smash B: Boomerang
|game=Melee
}}
{{clrl}}

{{Trophy/Fighter
|name=Young Link
|image=Young Link Trophy 2 (Smash).png
|mode=All Star
|desc=With a youthful spring in his step, Young Link can perform amazing wall-jumps. Once he hits a wall, tap the Control Stick in the opposite direction to send him leaping upward; you can practice to your heart's content in Target Test. His Spin Attack can strike multiple times even on the ground, and although it's hard to discern, so do his Bombs.
|gamelist=:Up & B: Spin Attack
:Down & B: Bomb
|game=Melee
}}
{{clrl}}

==[[Alternate costume (SSBM)#Young Link|Alternate costumes]]==
{|style="margin:1em auto 1em auto;text-align:center"
|-
|colspan=5|[[File:Young Link Palette (SSBM).png]]
|-
|{{Head|Young Link|g=SSBM|s=25px}}
|{{Head|Young Link|g=SSBM|s=25px|cl=Red}}
|{{Head|Young Link|g=SSBM|s=25px|cl=Blue}}
|{{Head|Young Link|g=SSBM|s=25px|cl=White}}
|{{Head|Young Link|g=SSBM|s=25px|cl=Black}}
|}

==Gallery==
<center>
<gallery>
SSBMWebsiteYoungLink1.jpg|Using his [[down aerial]] on [[Temple]].
SSBMWebsiteYoungLink2.jpg|Dodging {{SSBM|Captain Falcon}}'s [[Falcon Punch]] on Temple.
SSBMWebsiteYoungLink3.jpg|Using [[Fire Bow]] on [[Fourside]].
SSBMWebsiteYoungLink4.jpg|Posing with {{SSBM|Link}} on [[Mute City]].
Young Link's Boomerang Move.jpg|Using [[Boomerang]] on {{SSBM|Mewtwo}} on Fourside.
SSBMWebsiteYoungLink6.jpg|[[Taunt]]ing on [[Princess Peach's Castle]].
</gallery>
</center>

==Trivia==
[[File:LinkYoungLinkHookshot.png|thumb|A comparison of Link and Young Link's respective Hookshots.]]
*Link and Young Link's Hookshots use the same model; as a result, it looks larger when Young Link uses it.
*Young Link appears in the background of Link's montage in the introduction to ''Melee'', making him one of the five hidden characters, along with {{SSBM|Ganondorf}}, {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}}, {{SSBM|Mewtwo}}, and {{SSBM|Pichu}}, to have some kind of involvement in the intro.
*Despite the Deku Shield's vulnerability to flames in ''Ocarina of Time'', it is able to block fire projectiles in ''Melee''.
*Young Link's KO voice cry is also used during his Star KO animation (although it is slightly longer, and treated as a separate voice clip in the [[sound test]]).
**Because of its length, the variation of Young Link's defeat cry when he is KO'd on the left, right, or bottom blast lines does not properly terminate; similar behavior occurs with {{SSBM|Mr. Game & Watch}} and {{SSBM|Captain Falcon}}.
*Young Link, [[Toon Link]] and [[Roy]] are the only swordfighters in ''Smash'' whose swords consistently produce a punch/kick sound effect instead of a slashing sound effect for the majority of their attacks.

==External links==
*[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/n01/n64/software/nus_p_nalj/smash/flash/0122/index.html Young Link's page at Smabura-Ken]

*[[smashwiki:26TP/Young Link|Translation]] 
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