Stealth40k said in an X post that Monolith Soft added "Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - Switch 2 Edition" to its website.
The same post went a step further, predicting that "Xenoblade Chronicles 3 - Switch 2 Edition" is "up next," followed by "Xenoblade Genesis." That wording matters here: the supplied evidence supports those titles as part of Stealth40k's post, with the latter two presented as a prediction rather than a confirmed update on Monolith Soft's site.
Stealth40k also wrote that if Monolith Soft had any part in an "Ocarina of Time Remake," it would appear there too. In context, that reads as speculation about what a site listing might reveal, not confirmation of any remake or Monolith Soft involvement.
For readers trying to separate the rumor from the firmer part of the post, the clearest supported takeaway is narrow. The supplied evidence shows Stealth40k claiming a "Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - Switch 2 Edition" listing and then using that to forecast what could appear next. It does not independently confirm those additional predictions.
That still makes the post notable for Xenoblade fans, because it frames Monolith Soft's site activity as a possible clue about how Nintendo's Switch 2-era Xenoblade lineup could expand. Based on the supplied evidence, though, the confirmed part of the story is the post itself and the claims it makes, not a broader announcement from Monolith Soft.
What Stealth40k claimed
According to the post, Monolith Soft "added Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - Switch 2 Edition to their website." The same post says, "Xenoblade Chronicles 3 - Switch 2 Edition is up next, then Xenoblade Genesis," before adding, "If Monolith Soft had any part in Ocarina of Time Remake, it'll be there too."
Those three points travel together in the same message, but they do not all carry the same weight. The first is framed as a claimed site change. The second is framed as a prediction. The third is plainly hypothetical.
