amiibo - Link - The Legend of Zelda Series

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Mix in some grabs as well, and toss your FP towards the nearest ledge! Link’s AI will eventually teach itself to use down throw aerial combos.

At mid-range, fire off a Boomerang or two for good measure. It can be angled as well, and it does a great job of harassing opponents off-stage. The AI might occasionally combo a Boomerang into an arrow and then an aerial move, which is cool to see! There are still some unique items only available by tapping the Zelda series amiibo, though — namely, unique paraglider fabric. You can change your paraglider fabric by heading to the Kochi Dye Shop in Hateno, and there are some rather lovely ones too.There really is no true best stat spread for any given FP, but we usually include a recommendation here anyway. For Link, that recommendation would be a balanced setup (2100 / 2100). Make sure the FP’s Spirit-type is Neutral before you begin its training!

Grab your FP often, and when you do, don’t pummel — just throw, and toss it to the nearest ledge! The AI has some hard-coded combos, but again, as long as it knows to grab it’ll teach itself the rest of the combos. No need to worry.

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As with the competitive section, you’ll want to avoid using Bow and Arrows and Remote Bombs. FPs aren’t very good with items; they’ll get distracted and walk towards the item but then won’t actually do anything with it. If your Link FP fires off a Remote Bomb, try to avoid getting hit by it. Even with a down special value of 0 (which trainers can only see by decrypting amiibo files), Link will still pull out Remote Bombs every once in a while. Try to minimize the number of times it hits you! More rarely, you can use a forward smash to punish a botched landing or to KO outright. As mentioned in the previous section, your FP might only use the first hit of forward smash when it’s at an early level. This problem will correct itself given time, so don’t worry!