In honor of The Legend of Zelda’s twentieth anniversary, here’s an evolutionary diagram of Link over the years, culminating with Twilight Princess’s Link on the right. This is just begging to be put on a t-shirt.

Bonus points* for anyone who can rattle ‘em all off. Double bonus points for anyone who can figure out which Link is (sort of) missing.

See also:
Old school Zelda rap commercial
Happy Birthday Zelda! 20 years old today

*current exchange rate: 1 Bonus Point™ = $0.00

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