Ocarina of Time Remake Datamine Reveals 3rd Mystery Mask With 200 Lines of Dialogue, Fueling Majora’s Mask Remake Speculation

A new datamine from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake has sparked speculation about Nintendo’s future plans for the franchise. The discovery reportedly points to an unannounced amiibo, with some fans believing it could be connected to The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask.

The findings were highlighted by YouTuber Austin John Plays, who examined the game’s files and discovered references to three amiibo-related mask entries. The first two, identified as Mask_101 and Mask_102, reportedly correspond to the upcoming Young Link and Young Zelda amiibo figures.

Nintendo has already confirmed that both figures will arrive in 2027 and unlock special masks in the Ocarina of Time remake that recreate the characters’ Nintendo 64-era appearances. 

Mystery Mask 103 Fuels Majora’s Mask Remake Speculation

The third entry, labelled Mask_103, is what has caught fans’ attention. According to the datamine, the files contain nearly 200 lines of dialogue associated with this unidentified mask. Characters reportedly describe it using terms such as “rare,” “otherworldly,” “scary,” and “monster.”

However, the discovery does not include any corresponding textures, character models, or other visual assets. This has led to speculation that the mystery item could be connected to Skull Kid or Majora’s Mask, potentially through another amiibo release.

A separate discovery has also pointed towards possible Master Quest DLC for the Ocarina of Time remake. Dataminers reportedly found references to the mode in the game’s files, suggesting Nintendo could be preparing additional content.

Neither a Majora’s Mask remake nor the unannounced amiibo has been confirmed by Nintendo. The findings should therefore be treated as clues rather than evidence of an officially planned release. For now, Zelda fans will have to wait for Nintendo to reveal whether these discoveries point towards the franchise’s next major project.