Link is the main hero of Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda series and has been a playable fighter in Super Smash Bros since the original Nintendo 64 game in 1999. In Japanese his name is pronounced 'Linku', which explains the spelling used for this short voice clip. Short isolated fighter shouts from Smash have long been ripped and reused as soundboard buttons, shared between fans for edits, streams and reaction videos where a single determined yell can stand in for an attack, an entrance or a victory moment without needing the full gameplay footage.
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Short voice clip of Link shouting in Super Smash Bros, lasting just over a second. Creators use it for fight hits, anime edits and gaming reactions.
This is a very short, sharp shout from Link as heard in Super Smash Bros, delivered in the stylised Japanese pronunciation that gives the clip its 'Linku' name. The voice bursts in loud and fast, with a determined, attacking energy that lasts barely a second before cutting off cleanly. There is no music or background noise underneath, just the isolated vocal hit. That abrupt intensity makes it feel like a move being unleashed, so even without any visuals the listener instantly pictures a sword swing, a dash, or a character suddenly entering the fight.
