Why does this review of Star Trek IV include an image of Link from Legend of Zelda?

Question

I was watching a recent review of Star Trek IV and noticed a very brief flash of this image during the review:

Link to video at the time where this occurs.

Thanks to Google image search I found out that the image is the character Link, from The Legend of Zelda game, holding the "Triforce".

What if any is the connection with the movie or with Star Trek? I'm not very familiar with Zelda and know very little about it.

Notes:

• The image pops up during a discussion of how the film was screened in the USSR
• It's shown at the moment the narrator says the word "biggest"
• That's Spock in the background, the placement seems intentional (?)

I think Zelda came out in the 80s, maybe around the time of this movie.

Answer 1

It's a simple visual pun, drawing attention to the fact that the design on the front of Spock's robe:

bears a resemblance to the Triforce:

an iconic symbol of the Legend of Zelda franchise.

There's no deeper connection between Star Trek and the Legend of Zelda, or between Spock and Link. It just so happens that both feature triangles.