Linkle

Linkle is a Hylian from the Legend of Zelda series. She first debuted in the game Hyrule Warriors.

Moveset
Linkle possesses a bar near her damage percentage called the Focus Bar. This Focus Bar can be filled either by hitting opponents, filling it up in increments, or holding down Focus Charge, which slowly fills it up. Once the Focus Bar is filled up, Linkle enters Focus Spirit mode. In this mode, all her attacks deal more damage and knockback, her speed increases, all her attacks have slightly better frame data, and she'll take less knockback from all attacks, even ignoring knockback for weaker attacks. This mode will only last for 10 seconds, and after that, the Focus Bar will be empty. She can double jump and wall jump.

Taunts
Side Taunt: Linkle holds one of her crossbows into the air, while singing the iconic "You Found An Item!" tune, before blowing at the tip of the crossbow. This makes her hood fall down, and it stays that way for the rest of the battle, unless you use the Up Taunt.

Up Taunt: Linkle looks at her compass, looks around, and puts her hood up, if it's not already up. This hood stays on her head the rest of the battle, unless you use the Side Taunt.

Down Taunt: Linkle bends her knees before posing.

Victory Poses
Linkle does a few mock attacks with her crossbows, then poses.

Linkle looks around, pondering her map, before running off, running past a sign that says Hyrule Castle is behind her.

Linkle does a mock kick, before tripping and falling on a Cucco, which then jumps and sits on her head.

Alts
2: Linkle wears a blue tunic with hibiscus flowers on it.

3: Linkle wears a pink tunic.

4: Linkle wears a yellow tunic.

5: Linkle wears a purple tunic with dark purple hair.

6: Linkle is replaced with Dark Linkle.

7: Linkle wears a red tunic.

8: Linkle wears her pajamas.

Stage Entrance
Linkle walks in holding a map, looking confused. She then throws the map away and readies her crossbows, realizing where she is.

Classic Mode: Which Way to Hyrule Castle?
Dynasty Warriors themed, fights in battles that start with a bunch of tiny fighters, then end with a large version.