Xenoblade Chronicles has been in a pretty good place recently, with the definitive edition of Xenoblade Chronicles X coming out last year, rescuing the title from the graveyard that is the Wii U. The question about the series is what comes next, and with the third mainline Xenoblade Chronicles game having launched in 2022, we're going to be waiting a bit longer for a potential Xenoblade Chronicles 4.
We know that video game developers love to fill in empty space with remasters and remakes though, and the same is being done with Xenoblade Chronicles, and according to an actor's Spotlight resume, we might be getting another definitive edition very soon.
First spotted by My Nintendo News, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 voice actor Caitlin Thorburn — who plays characters such as KOS-MOS, T-elos, and Nim — made a rather interesting update to her Spotlight page, which can only be edited by the actors themselves. On her page, Thorburn claims that one of her recent roles was KOS-MOS in a Xenoblade Chronicles game coming in 2026.
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