Okay, so Bratz: The Movie on GBA is basically your backstage pass to early 2000s fashion chaos. You pick one of the girls—I always went with Jade because that green streak in her hair was iconic—and suddenly you're juggling runway shows, photo shoots, and these weird little rhythm minigames where you style models against the clock.

The customization is surprisingly deep for a GBA game—you can mix and match outfits, hairstyles, even accessories, though some of the color combos look absolutely wild on that tiny screen. The story’s cheesy in that perfect Bratz way (something about rival designers and "proving yourselves"), but honestly? The real fun is failing horribly at the dance battles and then watching your character pout about it.

If you played this as a kid, it’s pure nostalgia. If not, it’s still a weirdly charming time capsule of bedazzled jeans and flip phones. Just don’t expect deep gameplay—it’s all about the vibes.