No Zelda Limit Either

Well, after all those Links...Everything's been more or less said in the last pic.

Gates of the Realm: After Zellos's disappearance, it was rumoured that he knew something about "a gate to another world" and how to open it. People aren't sure if he went of his own accord or was kidnapped.

Reigns of Sorrow: Zelda XI has had those black markings on her body since infancy--the same ones that Link IX has on his back, in fact. They don't seem to be causing either of them any harm, but no Hylian has ever been born with markings like that...

Extensions of the Mad King: Zellos abruptly left for America for political reasons--in reality, he'd been captured by Agahnim, a wizard capable of mind control, for other political reasons. (In other news, Zellos has been noted for his skill with scimitars.)

True Fist of the Herd: Zelda hasn't been spending much time at Castle Hyrule; she's been traveling the world in search of new fantastic things (artifacts). During one outing, she found a strange red gem that others had claimed glowed when they drew near--there was no such reaction for her. Oh, and she won't allow others to look at her left arm for some reason.

Valley of the Flood: The Princess is at her wits' end trying to stop Ganon; she's the only one who hasn't given up and joined him, apart from "Link".

The Holy Planet: Zelda's parents named her after the Hylian princess; she and her mother were the only Americans on the trip to Zosime. She isn't very nice to Link, calling him such pleasant names as "French fry" and telling him to repeat himself many times over because of his accent. Sometime after Link leaves, she decides to explore the rest of Zosime herself.

Zelda's Legend: COPY-PASTE TIME! [Zelda is] an ordinary girl living in a secluded village, at least at the story’s beginning. She has been having dreams of a “young woman warrior battling a demon”, and when no one in her village can provide a logical explanation for them, requests to venture forth and find Farore, the so-called “Oracle of Secrets” for an answer. Just as she receives her sword, however, the village in invaded by creatures calling themselves the Twilli. Zelda soon embarks on a quest she didn’t want, becoming involved with the cold war between Hyrule and the Twilight Realm, the Triforce, and the “Great Manipulator”.

Bride of Melancholy: Zelda had been working as a librarian for a long while in order to avoid the King, but her efforts were in vain. She believes it has something to do with the Triforce of Power that he uncovered fifteen years ago. Right now, her goal is to escape the Castle, find Link if possible, and leave Hyrule.


* MM9 Sheik's attire is from Zelda's alternate attire from Wand of Gamelon (though it isn't so much "alternate" as "the animators gave her the wrong outfit for one scene".

* Antagonist Zelda is what happens when you give Ganon the Triforce of Wisdom instead.