Tay Wrote:how much was it?

Sephie Wrote:[MENTION=2150]Link[/MENTION]; I'm not a nerdy Nintendo fangirl for saying this but... the sword and shield are on the wrong hands. Switch them please. :v

Also your opening woes are easily solved by the Collector's "Rule of 3":

Buy 3 -> 1 for Use, 1 for Display, 1 for Storage.

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Link Wrote:￥2800 or so, which is about $33 ~ $35 + $20ish international shipping.



You can actually make him left handed, since he has the hands for holding a shield and sword for both hands. The thing is, though, the strap on his body can't be switched around, so it'd look funny. xd

(Also the fact that Skyward Sword Link was always right handed.)



I wanted this thing for the sake of playing with it and to have it on display. I never buy anything with the intention to resell later. I've never really been interested in doing so. Entertainment value is worth more than money, to me.

ShinkuDragon Wrote:pineapple skyward sword link (and wii version of twilight princess) only reason he's right handed is because "ooh, most people are right handed so we'll switch link to make it easier for people, left handed people won't have any issue with it though (which is true) so why couldn't you leave link left-handed FFFF-

Quote:do like the pictures and have him rage at stuff

Link Wrote:I never really understood the rage with this. I mean... If you apply logic to the Zeldaverse, each Link is of a different family, hundreds to thousands of years apart. They're going to have different genetics. Not every one of them will be the exact same. Besides, Link has always been ambidextrous.



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Oh, yes. I understand that sentiment.

Quote:Though most titles in the series have depicted Link as left-handed, this is not a hard, set rule and is subject to change between games. The Adventure of Link's instruction booklet describes Link setting off "with a magical sword in his left hand and a magical shield in his right".[20] In A Link to the Past, he alternates hands, but this is due to sprite mirroring. The reason for this is explained in the official Nintendo Player's guide as a Hylian superstition that requires the shield to always face Death Mountain (located to the North) to protect oneself from the evil powers originating within the mountain.[21] Starting with Link's Awakening, Link holds his sword in his left hand and his shield in his right, no matter what direction he is facing. In The Minish Cap, however, Link returns to alternately holding his weapon in the right or the left hand, depending on his orientation. At the beginning of the Four Swords Plus (Four Swords Adventures) manga, Link is referred to as the "left-handed hero" after defeating pirates that were raiding a Hylian town. In addition, Link's figurine description in The Wind Waker lists his "manual preference" as left. However, in the animated TV series and the Wii version of Twilight Princess, Link is right-handed, but the latter was done to better mirror the game's control scheme. In the game's official artwork he is shown holding his sword in his left hand. In the GameCube version, Link remains left-handed, as the game uses a traditional control scheme.[22] Thus, Skyward Sword is the first game in the series to feature a definite right-handed Link, with even the concept art reflecting the fact.

ShinkuDragon Wrote:only ambidextrous in games that had mirrored sprites.

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Sephie Wrote:@Link; I'm not a nerdy Nintendo fangirl for saying this but... the sword and shield are on the wrong hands. Switch them please. :v

Also your opening woes are easily solved by the Collector's "Rule of 3":

Buy 3 -> 1 for Use, 1 for Display, 1 for Storage.

Chaz Wrote:Who has more toys?

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