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Image 1 — Here me out: Young Link is more likely to stay than Toon Link
Image 2 — Here me out: Young Link is more likely to stay than Toon Link
▲ 90 r/supersmashbros

Here me out: Young Link is more likely to stay than Toon Link

Since the day Ultimate announced "Everyone Is Here!" we've all just kind of assumed this was a last farewell for Young Link being playable in Smash, but since then there have been absolutely zero games starring Toon Link (even rereleases of his past titles) and now Ocarina of Time is coming back to the Switch 2 making Young Link more relevant than he's been since Melee!

Is it possible that we might actually see an upset and have Young Link reclaim his spot OVER the clone that replaced him as Toon Link gets cut in the next Smash game?

u/TheHillshireFarm — 3 days ago
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Live Action Zutara would kill any plans for a Live Action Korra, right?

I see a lot of people wondering if the Netflix ATLA show will go with pairing Zuko and Katara together romantically instead of following the original show, but it just hit me that this would mean they can't do live action Korra afterwards if they ever wanted to. I mean, they COULD, but that would mean her Air Bending teacher Tenzin would either not be there, or have a different mother altogether. And I guess you could do that, but would that mean the new General Iroh is now a Waterbender with Katara as his grandmother?

If Tenzin did exist and his mom was someone we knew, say Toph, then Lin wouldn't exist, or they'd be siblings which would change their history (hopefully!) Furthermore if Zuko stole his girl I don't think Aang would've been cool with the Fire Lord keeping his colonies in the Earth Kingdom, so is it a stretch to say the Republic City never would've been founded if Kataang didn't happen?? I don't think it is honestly, so you COULD make all these changes to a live action Korra, but at that point it's not even the same show anymore, so why bother? So basically Zutara kills the future of the canon... (actually it'd be funny if that led straight to the Seven Havens instead!)

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u/TheHillshireFarm — 2 months ago