With Danbi's first licensed game also began all of Danbi's problems. The comic series apparently is a crazy, Dragonball-esque mess, which is pretty well represented in the cutscenes. The story revolves around three kids, which all are playable at the same time by up to three players. There's also a weird mode where one of the players takes control of the monsters, but as that player has to follow the same restrictions for extra lives and credits, that mode doesn't quite work out.

The game itself isn't as bad as some of Danbi's later beat-'em-ups, but the controls feel very loose. Often it is plainly impossible to attack enemies without taking damage in return, and passages with holes in the ground are a pain in the ass. Regardless, thanks to the pull of the manhwa license, Danbi managed to sell 25,000 copies of the game.