Dragon Ball Z - Guerreros De Leyenda is one of those early GBC RPGs that feels rough around the edges but still nails the DBZ vibe. You start off picking between Goku, Vegeta, or Piccolo—each with their own basic ki blasts and signature moves. The sprites are tiny but weirdly expressive, especially when someone charges up for a Kamehameha.

Combat’s turn-based with a simple rock-paper-scissors system (melee beats ki, ki beats block, etc.), but pulling off special attacks like the Galick Gun actually feels satisfying. The story rushes through the Saiyan and Namek sagas in like an hour, which is hilarious if you know how long those arcs dragged in the anime. It’s janky, the translation’s iffy, and the grinding gets old fast, but there’s charm in how it squeezes DBZ’s spectacle onto a Game Boy screen. Not the best DBZ game, but definitely a nostalgia trip.