Smiles rarely, even less so with teeth
Soft, closed mouth smiles
Even when he's laughing, his shoulders shake and you hear him chuckle, but he hides the smile behind his fist.
There's a running bet on if Time has something wrong with his teeth to make him so reserved in his expressions of joy
Warriors has his rupees on a gap. With how wild Time was as a kid during the war, he wouldn't be surprised if Time got a tooth knocked out at some point as an adult
Wind placed his bets on one of Time's teeth being stained, like how his face is stained from the fierce diety mask
Four jokingly said that the group probably just isn't funny enough to get a full smile out of Time, especially after all the grey hairs they've given him. Time gave him a closed mouth smile at that.
The exact opposite of his ancestor, Twilight is all teeth when he smiles.
Thanks to the pronounced canines and other changes that came with Wolfie, Twilight feels like his teeth barely fit in his mouth.
In theory, he could help this by letting his jaw hang open a little, but the more natural and better feeling option is to smile frequently.
His face hurt at first from smiling so much, but he's gotten used to now just existing with a perpetual smile or small grin.
When he smiles for real, it's face splitting. Full on, ear to ear, bright as the sun in all his crowded teeth glory.
One of the most comforting things Twilight ever heard after his adventure was from Colin in the village. He told Twilight that he was happy his smile felt just as warm as the day he left, even though it looked a little different.
Twilight holds that comment close to his heart.
The most normal smile of the bunch
Straight smile, white teeth, but not blindingly so
His smile doesn't change much either, his eyes are what really tell you what kind of smile it is.
If he's smiling at a lover, it's the hearts in his eyes that let you know how soft he's feeling. If he's smirking at an enemy, it's the dark focus in his eyes that let you know he's feeling confident
On the rare occasion that Sky is pissed but can't do anything about it, it's really easy for him to fake being in a good mood. He'll just flash that same ol' lovely smile of his and close his eyes to hide how he's really feeling.
Most of the chain has picked up on this habit and tend to find a way to let Sky take a nap or go cool off when they see a closed eye smile. When Sky can look at them again, they know he's back to feeling better.
Smiles often, but only if he's given a reason to.
Crooked smile, but teeth are straight and white
His nose will scrunch up when he smiles if he's being a menace
His smile also changes a bit when he's split into the colors
The crookedness in Four's smile actually comes from Blue. Blue has a wide, confident grin that pulls up higher on one side than the other. All teeth, all snark.
Red has the most even smile of the colors. It's a wide, beautiful grin that lights up a room, and perfectly stretches from cheek to cheek
Green's smile is relatively even, though it will tend to pull up on one side if he's feeling extra confident or pulling pranks. He claims it's Blue's bad influence physically manifesting
Vio prefers to smile without teeth, though even a closed mouth smile is rare to see. It usually only comes out when he's reading and it's quiet, and silence is a rare luxury when it comes to the colors.
Legend doesn't smile much. His smile is practically a myth.
Blindingly beautiful. It's perfect. Straight, pearly white teeth, even smile, it's positively radiant. It enchants everyone who sees it.
Most people who see it feel their heart skip a beat. Their eyes are blessed.
Ravio once dramatically fainted with a blush at the sight.
If only his grumpy ass would smile more often. The world would feel like a much more beautiful place if he did
Too bad he left his reason to smile back at Koholint.
Hyrule will frequently give soft, closed mouth smiles
He learned pretty early on that looking sweet and polite leads to less danger. People are less likely to be aggressive towards someone actively being nice to them, and people are more inclined to help him if he's friendly looking.
So, Hyrule keeps himself cute, weaponizing his adorable fluffy curls and big hazel eyes by pairing them with a sweet little smile to look harmless.
When he's actually happy though? Smiling genuinely? It's a reminder that he may be sweet, but he is a fierce hero just like the rest of them.
Grins big and bright, a couple off-white snaggle teeth jutting out from behind his lips. Tilts his head back a little subconsciously and straightens his spine.
His real smile looks nothing short of victorious, confidence and radiance rolling off of him. No matter what it was that made him smile, he'll look like he just won a tournament.
One of the safest places in the world is next to a smiling Hyrule. No matter what it is, Hyrule's got this.
The easiest smile of the bunch. Pretty, pearly white teeth, straight and even, it looks effortless
It's not effortless in truth, it's practiced to perfection
It's a genuine smile if you can see a dimple in his right cheek.
He's tried for hours in the mirror to figure out which muscle to flex or how to twist his smile to either force or hide his dimple, but he can't figure it out.
Most people in his home hyrule don't know about the dimple. His brothers though?
Everyone in the chain has brought out the dimple at least once. Even Legend
(Legend, in the middle of shit-talking, slipped during a rainstorm and fell ass-first in a puddle of mud. Warriors was doubled over laughing so hard he almost fell in the same puddle. Still counts as Legend earning a dimple)
Clean white teeth in a straight smile!.... Several teeth are chipped, but don't worry about that!
He really should just be happy he hasn't lost his teeth yet. The fact that he's running around like a maniac, falling off cliffs and landing face first, eating anything that fits in his wok, and has only chipped some teeth is nothing short of a miracle.
His smiles feel the most genuine. Since losing his memories, he hasn't really faced any situations that would warrant faking a smile. With no social expectations bogging him down, he only smiles when he feels like it, and everyone around him can tell it's genuine joy.
He wonders what Mipha would write in her journal if she could see his smile now.
He's learning unfortunately quickly that most people like his smile and that he gets in less trouble when he smiles. Baby's first pretty privilege
Time is the last person to remain immune to Wild's smile. The chain prays that Time can remain strong, otherwise they're all done for.
His teeth are all different colors.
He's got an adorable, vibrant smile, don't get me wrong, but the effect starts to get lost when you see that half his teeth are a clean white and a couple teeth are a buttery yellow
Baby teeth are falling out and adult teeth are coming in typically from ages 6-13, so some of Wind's teeth have been exposed to pirate standards of dental hygiene for about 7 years, while others are just now joining the party.
Time and Warriors are working on teaching him the importance of dental hygiene because "These are your permanent teeth, Sailor. I know you just grew them, but you need to make these things last for at least half a century. With your habits, you're gonna lose them in a decade"
He started listening after Twilight pointed out that cute girls don't kiss guys with bad breath.
Give him a couple years to course-correct, he'll have a clean mouth and healthy, milky-white teeth by the time his wisdom teeth come in
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