Hyrule Warriors: The Age of Disaster It was just released on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite, and at this time, at least there is no official DLC content word. Nintendo and Koei Tecmo haven’t said anything about DLC, but it seems that a new leak has leaked some beans. Specifically, it became clear that DLC characters may appear in the game at some point in the future. And unlike many game leaks, this isn’t from videos shot by anonymous 4chan users or potatoes, but from game files. In other words, this is a data mining leak and is usually very reliable.
Since its release, game files have been chosen by data miners looking for something interesting or unique. During this process, the voice lines of four characters (Lobby, Suga, Astor, and Pla) who are not currently participating in the game were discovered.
Currently, these may be the remaining files from the discarded content. In fact, this is pretty possible, but that’s all it takes to explain why there are audio files for these four characters. More likely, the pair mentioned above is working on a DLC character.
That said, for now, take this with a grain of salt. There is no doubt about the validity of the findings, but it is arguable why these files are in-game. Can they hint at future DLC? Sure, but they can also remain from discarded content.
At the time of publication, neither Koei Tecmo nor Nintendo commented on the leak and the speculation it created, and neither party would normally comment on the leak, so it is unlikely to comment. However, if either happens, update the story with what is provided.
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