

Okay, so Babar To The Rescue on GBA is way more charming than I expected. You play as the elephant king himself, running around Celesteville solving little puzzles and helping out his friends—it’s got that classic Babar vibe, all bright colors and wholesome chaos. The first level throws you right into it: dodging falling fruit, pushing blocks to fix bridges, and rescuing lost kids (because apparently, elephants babysit now).
It’s not super hard, but some of the later puzzles actually make you stop and think—like figuring out how to stack crates just right so Babar can reach a high ledge. And yeah, the graphics are simple but cute, with that chunky GBA charm. If you grew up with the show or just want something lighthearted, it’s a solid little adventure. Just don’t expect epic boss fights—Babar’s more about diplomacy than fireballs.
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