Ocarina of Time Switch 2 Datamine Reveals Unused Mask
Files in the Ocarina of Time remake contain an unused mask and NPC dialogue, according to datamining publicised by YouTuber Austin John Plays.
Datamining of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake on Nintendo Switch 2 has uncovered files for a mask that does not appear in the game, according to screenrant.com. YouTuber Austin John Plays publicised the find, which labels the item as mask 103.
The files also include NPC dialogue reacting to the mask, with characters calling it weird and distracting and saying it makes Link look like a monster.
The same datamining suggested that the Master Quest mode omitted from the base game may be released as DLC.
Speculation tied to the discovery links the mask to a Skull Kid amiibo that would add Majora's Mask to the game. That speculation also points to a Majora's Mask remake arriving in 2028.
Nintendo has not announced any of the content suggested by the datamined files. The Ocarina of Time remake was released for Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5, 2026; the original game launched in 1998.
Quick answers
What did the Ocarina of Time Switch 2 datamine find?
Files for a mask labelled mask 103 that does not appear in the game, plus NPC dialogue reacting to it.
Is a Majora's Mask remake coming in 2028?
That is speculation linked to the datamined mask and a possible Skull Kid amiibo. Nintendo has not confirmed it.