On ebay I saw a listing for Soul Falchion for $6 and free shipping from Hong Kong. The seller only showed a holographic sticker which had me curious so I grabbed the second
last one he had. To say the least, it came in this underwhelming looking cart, and used the ROM from the hhug multicart rip of the game.

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In zook z (or zook hero z) on the password screen, some squares can be filled in to represent numbers. In the top left two squares this number represents h-tanks. The very top left most squares adds by multiples of four to the h-tank count, a blank square adds nothing, a yellow armor adds four, red shoes adds eight, and a blue helmet adds 12. The square to the right of the top left square adds by multiples of one, with a blank square adding nothing, a yellow armor adding one, red shoes adding two, and a blue helmet adding three. Having more than nine h-tanks will make the game use glitchy symbols. The top right most cell adds to s-tanks by multiples of one, the cell to the left of the top right cell adds to s-tanks by multiples of four (the symbols are the same for h-tanks). The lowest cells in the middle alter lives, the third cell from the left at the bottom adds to lives by multiples of four, and the fourth cell from the left at the bottom adds to lives by multiples of one. Therefore it is possible to have fifteen lives, s-tanks, and h-tanks.

Armor is manipulated by the two rightmost squares that are three rows down. On the third row down on the fifth column, red shoes gives the leg armor, and a blue helmet gives the leg upgrade and the leg armor. If a piece of yellow armor is placed in the third row on the sixth column, and red shoes is placed in the third row on the fifth column then the player will get the helmet armor and leg armor.

The cartridge in the center is the one with the good life games.

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And here is the broken Pokemon Stadium ROM (The other ROM, POKECARD_Stadium, as its header called it, was just barely too big to compress into a zip and still be under the 200kb limit)

Recently I acquired a multicart titled Super 40 in 1. When I loaded it I noticed it had the same menu as the Super 25 in 1 that has the Good Life Pokemon Stadium game. The 40 in 1 had both the card game and pokemon stadium. After switching between games quickly I noticed that if the game system is shut off and then turned back on quickly that the cart
will load as the previous game loaded. This also worked when I tried it on the Super 25 in 1. I tried to see if i could extract the ROMs for the Good Life games with this and a Benn Venn device, but got no usable ROMs. However the device appeared to recognize the headers for the Good Life games, but I could not repeat these results with any of the other games on the carts. I used a Gameboy Pocket when testing the carts.

I remember a while back there was a post that explained how to run Binary Monster 3 on the gba sp, as well as a different post on Famicom World describing other Gowin games running on the gba sp through the usage of a device called the gb sacker. Recently I found that the Sorcerer Card by Touch Boy, and 4 in 1 4B-006 by Sachen could be played on a gba sp by inserting them into an InterAct Mega Memory Card, having the Mega Memory Card load its main menu, and then moving the switch on the Mega Memory Card to cause it to load the game plugged in. This also worked on my Gameboy Pocket when it would always load the Nintendo logo as being cut off in the bottom right corner when I tried to use the Sorcerer Card. This did not work for the 4B-001, and 4B-004 Sachen carts, both of which have the custom logo that says Commin.

Thank you for your response. The reason why I am confused by Sachen 4-in-1 carts in specific is that the backup card does not even see a menu, unlike normal multicarts which show a menu but do not load the actual games Sachen carts when placed in the backup card are not registered at all, as if I never put the in.

I'll think about it.