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You can find the game on virtual console for Nintendo, or elsewhere on the internet if you hunt it down enough.
It contains much (perhaps a bit depressingly, too much) of the later games. If you really want to dwelve into the Shantae games, you can look it up.
Again, most of the game's difficulty comes from technical limitations, unrefined controls and a few clumsiness in enemy design (like homing sonic screams from the naga).
The Tinkerbat dance really could have been fixed. It is only possible to get it with either the original cartridge or with an emulator.
The core gameplay and the controls age fairly well and the writing is par for the later entries.
It's a pity that it's so hard to get a legit copy, so either you have to put up your house for collateral, pick it up on the 3DS virtual store, or as a last resort, emulate it.
Also depends on how you intend to get your copy. Buying a physical cart these days is out of the question for most people, they're very rare and expensive.
Virtual Console on certain Nintendo Consoles is the way to go.