Alright, so Danny Phantom: Urban Jungle on the GBA is exactly what you'd expect—a side-scrolling beat 'em up where you play as Danny, zipping around the city, blasting ghosts with ecto-blasters and turning intangible to dodge attacks. The sprites are surprisingly crisp for a handheld game, and the animations nail Danny’s cocky swagger from the show.

You start off in Amity Park, and within minutes, you’re already phasing through walls, floating over gaps, and taking down basic spooks. The controls are simple—jump, shoot, punch—but the real fun comes when you unlock his ghostly upgrades. The first time you freeze an enemy solid with an ice blast? Yeah, that never gets old.

It’s not super deep, but if you grew up watching the cartoon, there’s something weirdly satisfying about smashing through Skulker’s robots or outrunning the Lunch Lady’s flying meat trays. Just don’t expect a masterpiece—it’s pure, dumb, nostalgic fun with a killer Danny Phantom vibe.