Nintendo has confirmed a new collectible feature called "Navi’s Thoughts" in the upcoming remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2.
The company says the remake will include voice acting for Navi and introduces additional content beyond the core remake experience.
The title is scheduled to launch worldwide on November 5, 2026 for Nintendo Switch 2.
According to Nintendo’s announcement, "Navi’s Thoughts" are scattered across Hyrule and function as discoverable items that contain hints or hidden details.
Nintendo described these entries as small pieces of in-world text that players can have Navi read aloud when encountered, framing them as secret-bearing collectibles designed to reward exploration.
An in-game example shown by Nintendo features a short message suggesting that an object "fell" and implying the fall may not have been accidental.
While full context for that specific message was not provided, the example demonstrates how "Navi’s Thoughts" appear in the world and how they are presented to the player.
Beyond this new collectible feature, Nintendo also confirmed the remake will include a mode titled the Hall of Fallen Foes.
Nintendo has positioned the Hall of Fallen Foes as an additional in-game feature, alongside the updated companion mechanics and voice work for Navi.
The company has not confirmed any further details about how these elements interact or whether they will affect trophies, achievements, or eShop extras.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of Nintendo’s most influential franchises, and this remake for Nintendo Switch 2 represents a major platform-era update.
With a firm release date of November 5, 2026, developers and fans alike will be watching how Nintendo layers new content such as "Navi’s Thoughts" and the Hall of Fallen Foes onto the classic adventure.
Nintendo’s materials note that the official English name for some features remains subject to final localization; for now, "Navi’s Thoughts" is the label used in official English-language messaging.
Further details are expected in future updates from Nintendo as the release approaches.
The company says the remake will include voice acting for Navi and introduces additional content beyond the core remake experience.
The title is scheduled to launch worldwide on November 5, 2026 for Nintendo Switch 2.
According to Nintendo’s announcement, "Navi’s Thoughts" are scattered across Hyrule and function as discoverable items that contain hints or hidden details.
Nintendo described these entries as small pieces of in-world text that players can have Navi read aloud when encountered, framing them as secret-bearing collectibles designed to reward exploration.
An in-game example shown by Nintendo features a short message suggesting that an object "fell" and implying the fall may not have been accidental.
While full context for that specific message was not provided, the example demonstrates how "Navi’s Thoughts" appear in the world and how they are presented to the player.
Beyond this new collectible feature, Nintendo also confirmed the remake will include a mode titled the Hall of Fallen Foes.
Nintendo has positioned the Hall of Fallen Foes as an additional in-game feature, alongside the updated companion mechanics and voice work for Navi.
The company has not confirmed any further details about how these elements interact or whether they will affect trophies, achievements, or eShop extras.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of Nintendo’s most influential franchises, and this remake for Nintendo Switch 2 represents a major platform-era update.
With a firm release date of November 5, 2026, developers and fans alike will be watching how Nintendo layers new content such as "Navi’s Thoughts" and the Hall of Fallen Foes onto the classic adventure.
Nintendo’s materials note that the official English name for some features remains subject to final localization; for now, "Navi’s Thoughts" is the label used in official English-language messaging.
Further details are expected in future updates from Nintendo as the release approaches.
