Legendz: Sign of Nekuromu is one of those GBA RPGs that flew under the radar but has this weird charm to it. You start off in this kinda generic fantasy world, but then suddenly you're collecting these little monster figures that come to life—like a mix between Pokémon and those old-school monster rancher vibes.

The battles are simple at first, just tapping through menus, but once you get a few Legendz leveled up, you realize there's some sneaky depth to the team-building. I remember wasting way too much time trying to figure out which combos worked best against certain bosses. The sprites are chunky in that classic GBA way, and the music has that early 2000s synth-RPG sound that either annoys you or gets stuck in your head forever.

It's not gonna blow your mind, but if you're into obscure monster-collecting RPGs with a weird gimmick, it's a solid time. Just don't expect a masterpiece—it's more of a "play with one eye on a podcast" kind of game.