Ever heard of Jungle no Ouja Taa-chan? It’s this weirdly charming SNES fighting game where you play as a little kid named Taa-chan who fights animals—like, actual kangaroos and gorillas—in a worldwide tournament. The controls are stiff in that classic early '90s way, but there’s something hilarious about watching a tiny boy suplex a bear.

First time I booted it up, I thought it was just another Street Fighter clone, but nope—it’s way goofier. You pick from a roster of kids and animals (yes, you can play as the kangaroo), and the stages are these bright, chaotic backdrops full of weird details. The announcer yells everything in Japanese, which just adds to the charm.

It’s not exactly a hidden gem, but if you’re into obscure fighting games with personality, this one’s a trip. Just don’t expect deep mechanics—it’s more about the absurd spectacle.