So if Link's sword breaks, then he becomes unable to use the A Button. And if Link's bow breaks, then he becomes unable to use the Neutral B Special Attack. Another probable and major change is that Link might be given a "weapon switching" mechanic which would result in his regular and aerial moveset being changed accordingly.Link's weapons do not have a durability mechanic. So instead of using the traditional Sword-and-Shield combination, Link can switch to a two-handed Greatsword (Strong damage and knockback but slow frame data) or a Spear (Long reach, fast frame data, but weak damage and knockback). Link uses the same Sword-and-Shield moveset he had in previous games. The only big changes are that he no longer has the Clawshot for grabs and his Bombs must be detonated with the Sheikah Slate. Zelda will more than likely also be her BOTW design so they match.Link won't be the only character that's redesigned for the Switch iteration of Smash Bros. It calls into question whether Sheik would be updated to a BOTW-esque design (inspired by the Sheikah Armor set, or the robes the NPCs wear in Kakariko). Another character who could be redesigned for the Switch game could be the Villager from Animal Crossing.Zigzagged for Zelda, described as being more of a scholar BOTW Zelda won't be appearing, so instead Zelda is designed after her look in The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds.And if Ganondorf might get an original design, or unesed concept art design which is what gave us "Twilight Princess" Sheik. Currently, they're represented by looking like their Wild World/ City Folk appearances (with "stubby" proportions). The new versions of these characters could end up looking more like their New Leaf versions, as many spin-off games like Mario Kart 8, Happy Home Designer and Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp all use the New Leaf design. This may also mean some gameplay changes (though not as drastic as Link's, just changing their hitboxes to account for their new proportions).
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