Spoiler Now Kiss!

[Kazumi]

I personally think some, nice, gentle hand-holding would be best. It is the purest form of love after all. Of course this is Nintendo we're talking about, so even that will probably never happen. At least not while Miyamoto lives.

 

[link98]

there pretty much is no romance in any of the games so anything would be a change

 

[Dragoncat]

A quick smooch definitely seems appropriate for the situation. Idk if anyone else noticed but Zelda seemed very intimate when they were atop the goddess statue in the beginning of the game, so romance was definitely hinted at.

I noticed that too.

@ Vanitas: Well, showing their kid would require fast forwarding at least 9 months. At least...I think even they would need some time to decide "Okay, let's start this bloodline..."

@ Fig: I know right? It's not fair to poor Link that Mario gets kisses and he doesnt.

 

[Ventus]

It's standard fair I think, in most literary arts and video games, that if a couple has children at the end, they fast forward some time forward. Link and Zelda were practically in love -- they were childhood friends, Link saved her many times, etc etc etc, but they do nothing but smile at each other. Where's the substance??

 

[Dragoncat]

Maybe so fans can decide how the kids turn out? But I admit, I would daaawwww if their kids were shown.

 

[Swift500]

A quick smooch or a hug is fine. No need to go too far xD

 

[Ronin]

I wouldn't mind Link holding Zelda close to him as they gazed out into the sunset. That imagery would be quite a nice ending to a game. In terms of extremes, I don't want any Frenching in this series; a prompt smooch, whether on the cheek, lips, or brow, hardly causes any harm. However, I feel that hand-holding or a quick embrace would leave the impression on a franchise of this caliber. Not only that, but simple acts like that usually depict the higher forms of intimacy.

 

[Dragoncat]

There was some hand holding when Zelda got out of the time crystal before the final battles.

 

[Triforce82]

There is always going to be a tease at the relationship. I think during an interview Myamoto doesn't want a romantic relationship between Link and Zelda, but he allowed the slight extra romantic scenes because he thought it wasn't quite too much. I don't think he wants it to go much further.

 

[Dragoncat]

Well...darn. Link and Zelda obviously have chemistry, yet their creator is being like a shotgun wielding overprotective father -_- That sucks.

 

[Kenu_Tsunaru]

The hand holding idea sounds fine enough.

 

[Lexi Z]

I don't think romance is necessary, it's ruined so many good characters, I mean, like what happens form there? I prefer the "romance" left unsaid

 

[Dragoncat]

I don't think romance is necessary, it's ruined so many good characters, I mean, like what happens form there? I prefer the "romance" left unsaid

I have to respect your opinion, yet disagree. Give examples of characters its ruined, because frankly, I can't think of any...

 

[Zelda-Rocks]

NO ROMANCE!That would just ruin the whole game for me.

 

[godess reborn]

Uh... Kissing makes me feel a little uncomfortable, and I kinda liked how Nintendo toyed with it, perhaps adding some suspense. They drop hints and such that Link and Zelda are in love, but the closest they ever really get is when Link catches Zelda when she wakes up. I think there was just enough romance to make the plot more interesting, but not so much that it makes some people feel uncomfortable. It's all a balance.