Could I get the name of the game you are trying to run? 
Well we got a working emulator, but further research shows that No$GBA doesn't have the layer support that I was thinking of... I've been using it to play games and not rip sprites, so I had forgotten!
Let's go back to DeSmuME. You can use either the OAM Viewer, or the Tile viewer. Both are located in the "Tools" submenu.
Emulators are not the best to rip DS-based grpahics from in this current time, so I would recommend seeing if you can find a graphics file containing the sprites inside the game file itself by using ConsoleTool v0.1B. I know CT is on version 3.1A now, but for some reason they dropped most DS support from the later versions, making 0.1B the ideal choice.
Open your game with CT, and look for files that end in NCGR and NCBR - those are the image files.
Well we got a working emulator, but further research shows that No$GBA doesn't have the layer support that I was thinking of... I've been using it to play games and not rip sprites, so I had forgotten!
Let's go back to DeSmuME. You can use either the OAM Viewer, or the Tile viewer. Both are located in the "Tools" submenu.
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Emulators are not the best to rip DS-based grpahics from in this current time, so I would recommend seeing if you can find a graphics file containing the sprites inside the game file itself by using ConsoleTool v0.1B. I know CT is on version 3.1A now, but for some reason they dropped most DS support from the later versions, making 0.1B the ideal choice.
Open your game with CT, and look for files that end in NCGR and NCBR - those are the image files.
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