I tried opening the save file with my visual boy advance with the ROM, but to no avail, there was no administration access to using the file. The save file I tried to run was indeed my last one from Vizzed which was saved onto my Progam data opening on the ROM with the emulator worked but actually loading the save didn't work. Anyone know a way how to fix this problem? The game I'm trying to play is Pokemon hard edition 1.03, it isn't available on play-rom.com so I await something to fix before I can play this game again. Unless Nintendo yields the cease and desist order on Vizzed I will not be able to play this ROM again with my save. The only way I know to to play this one again is to either use David's tutorial video on how to load ROMs with Vizzed which again I was unsuccessful with or someone suggesting how I can get administration access to those type of files, and I'm starting to believe only David has this access.

Bleach is one of the three so-called "mainstream shonen animes"; together with Naruto and One Piece these three are immensely popular, and the topic of endless comparison among their fans set out to prove that their favorite is the best out of them. They simply refuse to exit their fanboyism to view the series in an objective light, which is a shame, because they are probably missing out on great adventures, which is the case of Bleach in many ways. If you want my review short and good, give Bleach a try no matter what people have said, as it, despite a lot of shortcomings, presents a most interesting and enthralling universe.
The concept seems pretty basic at first; there's the Soul Reapers (Shinigami), empowered souls who guide departed human souls to Soul Society, the afterlife deimension, formed after a Feudal Japan. They also fight Hollows, evil and malevolent spirits, to protect living humans and souls alike. So, I assume you have read the plot summary, which covers the basics of the first story arc, which is basically the arc where we are introduced to the main main cast of Bleach; the standard, headstrong, rash and protective teenage shonen hero, his voice of reason in the form of a girl, his arrogant beglassed rival, the ditzy klutz girl with big boobs, and the large, stoic type.
Towards the end of said arc however, a real plot appears, events are set into motion, and before long, it has escalated into an assault on said Soul Society a rescue mission from our team of 4-5 heroes, who fight their way through shinigami of all kinds trying to reach their goal, conveniently placed in the middle of this Society. In this arc, you'll get lots of great action and meaningful fights, bottled together with an extremely large and colorful cast of characters, flashbacks and an interesting plot. It all builds up one hell of an end to the arc, 60 or so episodes into the show, where a most intersting twist takes place. And said arc ending is in each and every way the climax of Bleach.
Which is its problem. From there it goes steep downhill to two arcs of slow-paced filler, which lowers your excitement a great deal of levels, and from there the show never manages to get you hooked as much as it did during the Soul Society arc. It does get some interesting new aspects and revelations durign the following Arrancar arc, but it never gets really exciting, nor does it get that much greater during the Hueco Mundo arc. It's just too much fighting, and a re-used "save the damsel in distress" plot. The colorful cast is not seen as much anymore, and aside some interesting emotional developments courtesy of the former klutz girl, there's not a lot to it, and most fights don't have the same enthralling depth to them which made the fights in SS so unique. Now it's more a display of unique powers, and whatever motivations the bad guys had for their fighting is revealed only after the actual fights, which in ways ruins things. Also, there's a few plot holes to speak of, but nothing large.
However, aside the completely random filler arc (which re-used several plot elements from the story), Bleach has shown potential for improvement lately, and it keeps expanding its cast endlessly, which makes the universe seem living in many ways, so we can all only hope that Bleach will improve gradually. However, I sincerely doubt that it will ever be restored to how great it was at its peak, namely the Soul Society rescue arc.
It does have a lot of shortcomings, yet it is a most enjoyable watch still. Now, why is that? The answer is the unexpectancy factor it has. Due to its vast cast and great universe, you can't really know what comes next, only make qualified guesses. What kinds of powers will that character have? What is the villain really up to? And what's with that guy? What will happen next? Who knows, who knows. So one could say that the true strength of Bleach lies in its cast, which can bring about mysteries, plot twists and other aspects of awesomeness, and cover up for a somewhat lacking storyline.
So what about the asesthetics? there's plenty of people who believe that the visual and auditory aspects of anime are just as important as any plot or character development. And Bleach delivers here, in many ways.
The animation quality is quite the hassle to discuss, because it is so varying in quality. At its worst it has low frame rates, offset character designs and framed action, while at its best it is vivid, meticulous and full of soft motions and beautifully animated special and lighting effects. Most of the time however, it is decent. Not average, but not in any way anything bragworthy. Expect some ups and downs in this department.
The soundtrack however, is very great. It is greatly varied, and is renewed per story arc, introducing new tunes often whilst keeping the old ones around too, and this variation is intrinsical of any above-average soundtrack. It stays perfectly in tone and atmosphere with the current events, and feature everything from upbreat, adrenaline-pumping electric guitar pieces to melliflous piano pieces, and standard comedic moment tracks. The opening and endign themes feature a lot of types and genres, from the serene and sentimental to rap and rock. And pop, of course.
I said it in the beginning, and I'll say it again; try out Bleach at least once, desptie what shonen haters or anyone else have said. It's pretty enjoyable despite its lacks and faults, mostly in thanks to its great cast.

zanderlex : Because thinking about muffins made me think about some cupcakes I don't know why.

I watched Full Metal Alchemist, dealing with sci fi (alchemy) and well it was amazing how it was created. The movie also caught me by surprise when they added a bit of history into it. Like about the nazis and Adolf Hilter. I went crazy about that because well I love History and you know an anime is good when it connects to real stuff in a way. I think that's a way to making a good anime. A mix of that. Needs a good plot, the artwork can be important as well, relevance to real life would be nice, funny moments and also the development of characters. You would want at least one character to like and connect to. So yeah I don't know if I left anything out but those are my views.

In my opinion

1) Good illustration/animation...If I don't like how the characters look, I'll either reject the anime instantly or (if I'm really bored) force myself to get used it..But I'm not happy doing the latter.
2) Probably the most important; the characters are not cliche. In other words, if it's a romance, I don't want the guy to be the stereotypical sly jerk and the girl cannot be a Mary Sue. I have no tolerance for Mary Sue characters. But if a show has good, relatively real-feeling people in it, I can ignore the flaws of the anime a little easier.
3) It has comedy or at least some kind of comic relief. I get kind of uncomfortable when watching serious drama. If I like the drama then I'll watch it, but I prefer comedy 8 times out of10. As long as the comedy bits aren't too cheesey and obnoxious (like the gags in Black Butler).
4) Action and adventure! That's probably the only reasons I'll watch shounen. I just love it. If there's some fantasy and magic thrown into the action, even better
5) Although I don't hate slice of life, it can get boring after a couple episodes. I want a real plot. Like the kind of plot dealing with saving the world from ultimate doom.

And what makes a good manga is...

An interesting plot/story line is what defines an anime as good in my eyes. An ideal plot for me is one that has a certain amount of anticipation and mystery. I think it's good when you're left to come to your own conclusions or made to think things over. Story lines must be unique, original and engaging I believe this is what differentiates anime from other forms of media. Good plot progression ia also a key.
The characters are also pretty important. A good anime needs characters you can fall in love with, along with characters you love to hate. Character development is always good to see too.
Decent sound and illustration/animation
At least 24 episodes
I personally enjoy watching fantasy and action, I find any anime lacking blood and gore rather boring

A muffin is a type of quick bread. A cupcake is a type of cake.
Muffins and cupcakes are made using different methods:
Muffins are made using a mixing method called (ironically) the "muffin method". The dry ingredients are sifted together and added to the wet ingredients and stirred, forming a lumpy batter. The fat used in muffins is generally a liquid fat.
Muffins are often made using ingredients other than flour, like corn meal, bran, buckwheat, ground flax seed, etc. Cupcakes are generally only made with cake flour.
Muffins often contain fruit, whereas cupcakes don't.
Muffins have a coarser crumb and texture than cupcakes. Cupcakes have a finer crumb and texture and are generally sweeter and richer than muffins.

So I know a lot of people are gonna hate me for my opinion of this game. Personally I don't like emerald or sapphire or ruby.they are pretty much the same which is weird to me. I don't get the same vibe while playing these like I get in other pokemon games. Something about playing all those games doesn't get me in the pokemon mood. But this game on the other hand was amazing and a completely different thing and should deserve more praise than the duplicate rom games

Why should you care?

"A good fighter but it isn't the best GBA game ever..
Graphics: One of the things in this game that are so good is the graphics as each background has a great amount of detail to it. For a GBA the background sprites are beautiful and the character sprites are on par to King of Fighters 11.
Game play: It's fight and fight. Usual fighting games. It has assists to help u out at least but it would be better if their was a tag system like in 2003
Sound: Not the best soundtrack if have ever heard but each sound track matches each stage very well and the sound track gets u in the groove too .
Depth: This is a thing that's lacking there's not such a variety of modes no character endings and the worse thing lack of fan favorite like Robert K' King Joe
Difficulty: It's never that hard but the final boss is just cheap as he does so much damage and lots of his attacks are very unavoidable and you would have to have such reflexes to dodge them or else you're practically doomed
A good fighting game if u want a 3 V's 3 game though u can find better ones all over the website but still try this one out.
SCORE: 8.1" Agrees

One of the first things that I had noticed Is the lake of freedom in the game and lack of options other than the main story line. The story line was good and followed the original anime almost perfectly changing it slightly so that the player can follow it easily without having any experience with the show before. Another thing I quickly noticed to neither my satisfaction nor my disapproval were the moves. They took a while to unlock and were poorly graphiced but they did follow the story line and reminded me of the show.  The graphics were neither good nor bad because while they lacked detail they offered one of the first 3d games. The fighting was good since it offered new enemies each level and a large variety of bosses who where distinctly different, having their own unique techniques and stats. Overall I would say that this was a moderate game. Being a yu yu hakusho fan I personally enjoy going back through the story line and playing the game.
 One of the first things that I had noticed Is the lake of freedom in the game and lack of options other than the main story line. The story line was good and followed the original anime almost perfectly changing it slightly so that the player can follow it easily without having any experience with the show before. Another thing I quickly noticed to neither my satisfaction nor my disapproval were the moves. They took a while to unlock and were poorly graphiced but they did follow the story line and reminded me of the show.  The graphics were neither good nor bad because while they lacked detail they offered one of the first 3d games. The fighting was good since it offered new enemies each level and a large variety of bosses who where distinctly different, having their own unique techniques and stats. Overall I would say that this was a moderate game. Being a yu yu hakusho fan I personally enjoy going back through the story line and playing the game. One of the first things that I had noticed Is the lake of freedom in the game and lack of options other than the main story line. The story line was good and followed the original anime almost perfectly changing it slightly so that the player can follow it easily without having any experience with the show before. Another thing I quickly noticed to neither my satisfaction nor my disapproval were the moves. They took a while to unlock and were poorly graphiced but they did follow the story line and reminded me of the show.  The graphics were neither good nor bad because while they lacked detail they offered one of the first 3d games. The fighting was good since it offered new enemies each level and a large variety of bosses who where distinctly different, having their own unique techniques and stats. Overall I would say that this was a moderate game. Being a yu yu hakusho fan I personally enjoy going back through the story line and playing the game.

"Warning: Uses original Japanese names.
Webfoot Studios proved that they could make a good Dragon Ball game after the disaster that was Legacy of Goku with its sequels, Legacy of Goku 2 and Buu's Fury. Unfortunately Taiketsu is not a good game.
Graphics: The graphics look like they were rejects from Donkey Kong Country and not in a good way. The characters are too blurry and un shaded. They should have used the graphic style that made the LOG trilogy successful.
Sound: The sound is the only good part of the game. Each track sounds like a 32 bit version of Bruce Falconer's score for the Toonami broadcast, and are really catchy. The only reason I gave it a six was because the tracks were ripped straight from the LOG trilogy.
Controls: The game feels kind of clunky. The low and high punches and kicks are L and A and B and R which feels kind of off if you played the Super Butouden series and Street Fighter 2 a lot. You can't throw ki blasts and charge with just the GBA's buttons. Overall, I think they should of played the Super Butouden games and Street Fighter more.
Story: It's a tournament fighter, what do you expect! Plus I don't like the fact that they called Buu a villain yet he's in his Mr. Buu form. And why are #18 and Kuririn fighting on Namek when it was clearly destroyed by Freeza?
Depth: You can unlock characters, but seeing that they play almost the same, they could of been in the game when you first play!!! And the fact that the bonuses are just a jukebox to play the music, images from the anime, (Were the developers lazy? Couldn't you put some FMVs in?) and cheats, where in a fighting game, make you look like the kid who picked Oddjob in GoldenEye, seem kind of pointless.
Roster: You can play as Son Goku, Son Gohan, Piccolo, Kuririn, #18, Trunks, and Vegeta at the start. Raditz, Nappa, Freeza, #16, Buu, Cell, Gotenks and Broli are unlockable. The game and its hype said that this was the first Dragon Ball game with Broli. Guess that means they never played Super Butoden 2 which has Broli as playable fighter. Personally, they should have added in Ginyu, Recoom, #17, Coola, #20 and Dabra.?
Difficulty: You can win every fighter by using a uppercut on them. Nuff' said.
Overall, DBZ Taiketsu is one of the worst Dragon Ball video games out there. I wound't say it's THE worst." Agreed

This is literally one of the worst game I've played it's sad that it's a dragon ball z game which is one of the best anime.. it has only 7 playable characters no fun or addiction or attraction of anything that may appeal me in this game this is a very low 1 as a rating from me. it's just another poorly developed game

This is probably the best Pokemon spin off game.

Oh really? I want upload some!

I like it. But I don't have a youtube account. Good luck to everyone else though.

I totally agree. This game is really fun. Graphics and sound aren't that good,  And they are glitches.

Syobon Action.

My favorite is dbz buus fury and dragon ball z legacy of goku II and I.

Totodile because I like it's move pool.

The department store.