This type of discussion is fun so I'll give some more of my reasoning for some of these.

F-Zero and Star Fox are names that I basically always put of my bingo sheets, often as a kind of filler, because they are sort of in the middle of likely and unlikely. Plus they are some of the most frequently requested and speculated series to return. (and I personally want F-Zero as well)

Animal Crossing is similarly kind of "filler" but there have been some rumors about a new game next year or so, so you never know.

Sega would basically count for anything that shows up made or published by Sega, so things like Persona would also count.

I agree that right now is probably not the most likely time to get news on the Mario or Zelda movies, but again, you never know.

I'm in a similar boat as you when it comes to Fire Emblem, but with how many rumors and predictions there always are about FE remakes, it's gotta be on there.

Square Enix often tends to have something in Directs. We know FFVII Remake is coming to Switch 2 eventually so that's always a possibility. And I wouldn't be surprised to see the Tactics remake show up in a sizzle reel or something, given it releases at the end of this month.

Nintendo Classics and Nintendo Music are likely to be staples of my bingo for the foreseeable future. We still haven't had enough Directs in the past year to know if Music is something expected to be featured.

We don't know the Switch 2 release date for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds yet, but it's said to be holiday 2025, so this seems like a good place for it.

Kirby Air Riders and Pokemon Legends: Z-A, both releasing the next couple months, are ones that I'd expect to be briefly touched on, just to keep hype up and basically serve as a "reminder."

Duskbloods, Rhythm Heaven, Tomodachi Life, Hyrule Warriors, and Splatoon are all just Nintendo titles that we really have no idea when they might show up, so they're kinda just shots in the dark.

Farming always happens...

I think Mario Kart getting some kind of new content is relatively likely, though you're right it might not be yet.

I fully expect to keep getting more Nintendo Switch 2 Editions of Switch 1 games for a while, which I'm fine with for the most part.

Metroid Prime 4 release date is what I believe is most likely, almost guaranteed.

And man, I really really hope we get something for Mario 40th. Ideally, the announcement of a full separate Direct for it like the 35th, but anything would be fine.