Summary

• Link's outfits in The Legend of Zelda series have evolved over decades with unique designs and special purposes.
• From his iconic green tunic in the first Legend of Zelda to customizable armor in Breath of the Wild, Link's wardrobe has expanded.
• Each game in the series offers new clothing options, reflecting the evolving styles and gameplay mechanics throughout the series.

From the moment you see those pointy elf ears and that striking green tunic, any gamer can tell 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Legend of Zelda's protagonist Link. Throughout over three decades♈ of games, Link has appeared in many different incarnations and visual styles, but no matter what, you can always tell it's him.

Over countles🐼s games, Link rarely ever changes, but there's always room for outfits to style him up in your own way.Whether it's Zelda's dress to Tingle's spandex, Link has been a fashionista of armor and clothes since his debut and in every single entry in the series after.

Any outfits that are strictly recolors of another or have a similar design to another will not be included on this list. However, if they have a strong enough purpose in the title t꧃hey✤ are in, we will include them.

12 The Legend Of Zel🎃da (1987)

The Beginning Of A Legend

Back in 1986, we had🐼 no idea just how iconic a slightly generic-looking elf character would become, and yet we can never hate where tღhe legend began.

L♛ink in this title may just be a couple of pixels, but he still had artwork depicting him created at the time to show that wonderful green tunic off straight from the get-go and, even in sprite form, Link looks equally as iconic.

11 A Link To The Past (1992)🎶

Greener Than Ever

Jumping over to the SNES meant we could finally actually see Link properly in game! This was a mess, however, as many to this dayꦐ still see this link as having pink hair due to the pink on the sprite looking s🉐uspiciously like hair.

Even to this day, A Link To The Past remains as one of the most beautiful 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:pixel art games in the series and its fantastic🌄 Link sprites will never get old.

10 Link's Awakening (1993, DX Rerelease - 1998)

Tunics In Color

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Link's Awakening was a landmark title in the series' history, being the firstꦗ title to be playable from your pocket. It did it with flying colors, metaphorically and 🃏literally, once the DX rerelease brought the game to the Game Boy Color.

This rerelease also brought with it some new tunics for Link to 🔜show off the new-found color on Koholint Island by changing the very few green pixels on Link's sprite.

9 Link: The Face📖s Of Evil (1993)

Cursed On So Many Levels

While y♏ou may be upset at seeing this title here, Link does technically have a unique design in this botched meme of a game. Link: The Faces of Evil is a ti🐽tle that is notorious for its awful writing, voice acting, animations and pretty much everything, including Link's outfit.

This outfit is heavily inspired by A Link To The Past's design, but with so many things just ever so slightly off.

8 Ocarina Of Time (1998) And Majora's Mask (2000)

Legendary Titles, Legendary Outfits

All games that have multiple outfits have their images organized by their tables going in the same order, so you can easily find one by either resour🌌ce.

The first time Link popped out of the 2D plane and into 3D, we were treated to two incredibly memorable titles in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.

Both titles brought staples to the series and in the outfit department we got the first iteration of the classic Zora and Goron Tunics in Ocarina of Time. In Majꦦora's Mask, Link puts on various masks and transforms into the respective race and, while these may not be outfits, we can't leave out their unforgettable designs.

7 The ꧙Wind ℱWaker (2003)

A New Art Style And New Clothes

One title that never gets old is The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, thanks to its stunning cel-shaded art style that, even two decades later 📖still looks great.

The Link we had in this entry was much more of a si𒁃lly child than we had ever gotten before and his bright, simple cartoony outfits reꦬflect that perfectly.

6 ♏ Twilight Princess (2006) 🅠

Fine Details All Around

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Twilight Princess is one of the darkest, most engaging stories a Zelda game has ever told and, of course, to r🔴eflect that tone, Link and the world a൩round him went for a darker, more realistic design.

The hero's tunic in this entry has many more elaborate details, sꦺuch as tough chainmail u🅘nderneath, making it easily one of Link's best.

5 Phantom Hourglass (2007) And Spirit Trಞacks (2009) ෴

All Aboard, Choo-Choo!

These two DS classics took the now iconic Toon Lin🤪k artstyle and squished them into two wonderful little adventures for yo🐲ur pocket.

💃While Ph🅠antom Hourglass had nothing new outside the now-compressed Wind Waker Link design, Spirit Tracks gave us Link in a dandy little Engineer's outfit to match the game's focus on trains.

4 𝓀 Skyward Sword (2011)

The Origin Of The Tunic

The beginning of the legend started right here in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and this means that in lore this is the first Link to dawn his iconic green 𒆙tunic💃.

In this game, it isn🌸't even just Link who wears this outfit, siไnce it has yet to become the legendary hero's garb, and all the knights of Skyloft wear it with pride.

3 🙈 Hyrule W🔥arriors (2014-2019)

Fan-service Galore

This game is an epic crossover between the series and the Dynasty Warriors series, and it offers the most fan-service of any game in the Zelda series as well as one of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:most powerful Links.

Alongside redesigning all the beloved classic characters for this gritty artstyle, plenty of old outfits return for everyone to show off their style and Link, of course, has some of the best inspired by the s♌eries' past.