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Link The King
Link The King by @tisbore (Ryan Culver)

I had no intention of inking, coloring or even submitting it. but it happened... lol just was sick of seeing Link in his usual green tunic. so gave him armor. he kinda looks like the King of Hyrule instead of the Hero. =X

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Posted: Tuesday, 30 September, 2003 @ 02:59 PM
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Heh, he almost looks like Boromir. Pretty good.

Posted: Wednesday, 01 October, 2003 @ 01:05 AM
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It's like Link 20 years after the games... I love this. Such a neat concept, and wonderful execution. You really made him look like a knight/warrior here. Arms and legs a little short, but otherwise this is awesome. All the details you put into it, and the Master Sword... this is endlessly cool. Great.

Posted: Friday, 03 October, 2003 @ 12:17 PM
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O.O That's the coolest Link I've ever seen!

Oh, mah friend Adam says "THANK YOU for taking off the tights and the dress" Heh...>>; Tunic, Adam...Tunic...

Posted: Wednesday, 01 December, 2004 @ 10:22 AM
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Whooaa! WOW! Zeda has really grown in this picture, it`s excelent. Keep it up! ~_^

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