Borrelguard Dragon →Used Deck

A child who feels difficult to handle as a top class among Borrel.
When used normally with Rokket, he has the effect of making Defense Position with the Borrel Sword, and the fact that he is the only Borrel that can withstand Sambollaist and that he has an effect that is suitable for replenishing Rokket is also his Borrel end. collapsed with the advent of He has both, plus negate, target resistance, and combat readiness. There is no chance of winning in normal use.
The fact that he can activate the effect of Topologic Bomber Dragon at will while avoiding damage himself is a good match, but if he says that he's fine with the Borrel end, that's it.
However, unlike the Borrel Sword, where the Attack Position is the Defense Position, this one uses the Front Defense Position for everything. Compared to other Reverse Supports, he has the benefit of Borrel's unique unchainable effect, so it can be said that he has a unique charm.
It's very cumbersome and hard to find a place in the theme, but it definitely has something to shine. Even if his other Borrels use it sloppily, there are places where it will be dimmed because it is a collection of sloppy and strong monsters, but his Deck build for duelists is an effect that seems to target that very niche need. It stimulates greed and has the potential to transform depending on the degree of completion of its construction. I'm sure copy deckers don't pay much attention to these cards, but I really, really, really love them. I think he probably still has a lot of things.
Furthermore, it is only for now that there is no place in the theme, and Rokket has a lot of ways to actively destroy your own cards during development, such as "Rokket Tracer", "Striker Dragon", and "Quadborrel Dragon". Because there are many, it is possible that it will be incorporated into the deployment route of Rokket depending on the new ones in the future. If the effect of 《Rokket Tracer》can be left until the end of the development, it will be disguised as soon as possible. The Spell Trap, which can be sent to GY just in time, is preparing 《Boot Sector Launch》and 《Dragon Ravine》in the middle of the development of Dragon Link, and the groundwork for its success is steadily being prepared.
Seriously, the most plain and cool design of all the Borrels is really really cool.... The design is super cool with Japanese style accents on a massive silhouette with a more subdued color than the road. .....

The most unfavorable Borrel monster in Extra
Due to the rarity and the box in which it was recorded, the only Borrel with link 4 or higher is SR
Everyone else has UR
This is the same for Master Duel.
Instead, he is the only collector
There was no summoning statement in the original anime
Even if you look at it as a Link-4 monster, it's been a long time since Link Summoning was implemented, and many Link-4 monsters have appeared.
But that doesn't mean there's no use for it
As others have written, he can support Flip Monster with the effect of changing to front defense
However, it's a matter of whether he has enough power to deploy a Borrel guard in a deck that uses reverse as the main axis.
Like the name of the guard, is it used for the purpose of preventing the opponent's monster's attack?
This could be a Borrel sword
Another effect, an effect that replaces the monster destroyed this turn with her Spell Trap
If you use this effect well, you can steal your opponent's powerful monsters.
Although it is possible, he must bring out his Borrel guard while destroying that powerful monster.
There's nothing you can't do, but there are some things you can't do
《Rokket Tracer》, 《Rapid Trigger》, non-tuner Rokket's self-destruction + secondary effect to revive his own monster that went to his GY would be easier to handle.
If it is to be differentiated from other high-link Borrels, it would be that it "only" has resistance to effect destruction.
He is a perfect target for Borreload F to destroy his own monsters, as both of his opponent's effects cannot be destroyed.
If these two are placed side by side, it will become a Rokket version of Despheni.
Using a non-tuner Rokket as a bullet for Borreload F is good, but it has the drawback of being caught by Urara and 《Called by the Grave》.
As you know in Drancia, the Nocosplice destruction is strong.
This can't be replaced by his Link Monster with Mascarena's effect (only works with destroying opponent's effects) or his Borrel end (even your own monsters can't target it).
Rather than doing this combo, arranging 《Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres》and Savage seems to be stronger, and with the first two, he lined up Borreload F, and Hieratic Seal called Absoluter and non-tuner Rokket. Although it would be better to use his Borreload F ammunition
It's by no means a weak monster, but with the same resources, it's a sad monster that's too strong to be adopted.

He tends to be compared to Borreload and Borrel Sword, and even if he's placed in Rokket, he doesn't have a basic turn, and he's misunderstood as a Revolver's EX Link agent, but his potential itself is by no means low. He's not short, but...
Unlike his brothers, who have strong effects and are called as general-purpose Link, his control deck is the main battlefield.
When I was forced to use it with Rokket, I thought I should have used it as an F-Dragon target and removed it at no cost, but it would have been quicker to stop it with Savage and hit it with Valero or Valeso, and I didn't get F every time, so I gave up. rice field. sad

I use it as a middle attacker for my Amazoness Deck.
The reason for adoption is as an undercard for Astram. Astram with Mascarena sandwiched in between boasts the strongest class durability, but it sinks easily when alpha or drip is hit. There are decks like Kaiju where resistance doesn't make sense. In other words, throwing Astram out of the blue when you can't see your opponent's removal cards is a bad move. This card is very useful when combined with the Trap card.
His role is to act as a bridge between the beginning and middle stages. Although it is a classic, it has a powerful combo with Torrent Funeral, and its 3rd effect, which cannot be chained, is very effective in suppressing or destroying large monsters with no target resistance. I don't use the 2nd effect very often, but I can convert rotten Evenly Matched into link material, or send Amazoness Onslaught to his GY and put the second card face down to release the opponent's tension. You can encourage
In general, this card is a little plain, but it can be said that it has a certain ability suitable for Link 4. I can expect enough success as one of the main bodies of the Trap Beat Deck.

It's plain, but somehow I like this card
Easy to differentiate from siblings
There are many people who have written about reverse assistance, so I will omit it.
Other than that, it goes well with 《Call of the Haunted》.
Due to its resistance to effect destruction, it can be practically completely revived, and it can be used as a cost for the lifting effect as it is.
Rebide itself is a highly versatile card, so be sure to use it as a set.
In Rokket, it is a reason for using 《Shelrokket Dragon》and 《Metalrokket Dragon》, which can be removed by destroying the opponent.
It's a card with a lot of potential.

The effect itself is excellent with Reverse Deck
Subterror Maris can be a back defense by himself, so he can move like a tarot ray in a pseudo manner.
If it's Tindangle, you can create a board with about 2 large reverses + this by entwining Girelus and 《Subterror Behemoth Fiendess》.
While locking with Deus X-Krawler, it's a relatively strong move if you decide to crush the board with Ligliad or Pot of The Forbidden on your opponent's turn.
Once decided...
For the time being, if the resurrection effect also costs Delaunay or sympathy, there is no loss
There are not many general-purpose reverse triggers, and the actual usability is not bad, such as destruction resistance, loose materials, reverse triggers that can be used on the opponent's turn, and 3000 RBI.
There are many things that are regrettable, such as too many restrictions on resurrection and not being able to use the back defense, but if it is a Reverse Deck that has the ability to deploy, it may be worth giving priority to other Borrels.

Why is he the only one who looks like this?
The resistance is different, but in an era where there are many removals other than destruction, this resistance is uneasy.
Even though Link 4 requires at least 3 bodies, the cost and timing tend to be limited...
It looks like it can be used in some combos, but even with that in mind, it's impossible to prioritize it over Valeso and his Borreload. Don't feel like it's a waste.

All of the other Link 4s specialize in beatdowns, and this one is so unpopular that it comes out as "weak" in the suggestions.
However, he has a good presence, and his Flip Monster raising on the link with loose materials is quite valuable, so I personally give this evaluation.
･･･I don't think it would have been better if the "Monster Reborn" effect hadn't been negate.

Deterioration adjustment version of Lord and Sword.
Compared to my two older brothers, who were strong on their own, this one is mainly used as a combo part due to the effect of (3).
It's not particularly weak, but with this performance, it's basically impossible to beat Link 4's battle for the spot.

A third son who is inevitably compared to his brother
In terms of performance, it is not suitable for turning and killing, but it is not used in the environment, but it is a reliable resistance and control ability if it is a so-called free that is closer to the fan theme.
It is especially reliable as it works well with Flip and can activate its effect on the turn you set it from your hand, or you can activate it during your opponent's turn to interfere.
(2) As for the effect, if you can send his GY effect Trap to his GY and you can make Sheridan or something like that, it will be stylish and worth building his Deck.

The third son of the Borrel series.
It's not like a lord or sword that has extended attack performance, but a behind-the-scenes role in charge of support.
Although he has effect destruction resistance, there are many methods of removal other than destruction, so it's hard to say that he has a good place.
The effect of ② is destroyed and he can revive any monster sent to GY regardless of himself or others.
As for ③, it's probably just this card with combat destruction resistance added, but the sword and the contents are covered with mororo, and it doesn't really have much of a presence. Not being able to chain is a pretty strong point, but it doesn't make sense against Link Monsters, and calling it combat destruction resistance is a little tricky.
The breakthrough power of the load, the battle specialization of the sword, and the role of the guard are not sitting well. Choosing a Deck is also a problem compared to the other two.
That said, he's a good match-up, so he'll have his turn in the deck, and in fact, he's a good combination with Topologic and Bomber due to the effects.
I'd like to consult with Deck to make sure we get along well.

A dunce of the three Borrel brothers.
Because of the name "Guard", the feeling of having a hard time adjusting the Link Monster without Defense Position to make it a defensive ability has become a perfect score. That said, as long as his deck is popular, with the level of development power that high LINK monsters come out, as far as the current environment is concerned, LINK 4 feels that this level of ability is enough.

One of the Borrel series with a conspicuous marker on the right side.
Effect destruction resistance is neither good nor bad for this RBI.
The usual chain-disable effect only changes to defense, and the existence of swords that can attack twice is severe.
As for the resurrection effect, he needs to send a card from the Spell/Trap zone to his GY, but it is strangely heavy as it is limited to monsters destroyed that turn.
In terms of performance, he's still a Borrel type, but compared to other Link 4 belts, it lacks explosive power and the effect is a little unsatisfactory.

Borrel first! It is a monster that has somewhat good compatibility with Reverse Effect Monster! congratulations!
By the way, I personally think that this card is the tricky one in Borrel.

With effect destruction resistance and Gikkuri waist effect
② He boasts outstanding compatibility depending on the deck
Krawler Deck, etc., which requires a reverse effect, can be disguised

The effect is strong, and the task is to find his Spell/Trap card for the cost.
If you look at the Spell/Trap card as a card to actively send to his GY, the problem is that you have to destroy the monster.
Permanent cards that can destroy monsters are around Blaze Accelerator, making combos difficult.
Is it also a problem that the effect overlaps with the two types of Lord Sword?

The effect is subtle compared to other Link-4 Borrel monsters. The effect of (2) is only a degraded version of Borreload in battle destruction, and can only be used to destroy effects, but Rokket is his GY sending and has a habit of destroying effects, so it can't be said to be easy to use. . Even reviving Rokket doesn't offer much benefit.
The only things that make him stand out are his versatility and his affinity with Flip Monster.

The third Borrel Link Monster. It came out of nowhere and made an extra link.
Resistant to effect destruction and using her Spell Trap on the field as a cost to resurrect the monster that was destroyed this turn and sent to GY. have the effect of
3000 points of effect destruction resistance is strong enough, but with this material, there are lords that have a powerful control grabbing effect and swords that attack twice.
However, there are some abilities that are suitable for Link 4 as a single unit. Load and Sword are bad.

In contrast to 《Borrelsword Dragon》, which has combat resistance, a new "Borrel" monster with resistance to effect destruction. The link markers are also symmetrical. It has resurrection ability and can steal opponent's monsters. However, considering the condition that the monster was destroyed this turn, the cost of sending one card from the Spell & Trap Zone to her GY, and the fact that the effect negates, it feels like it's just one step away. Even monsters destroyed by battle can be stolen, but in that case Borreload Dragon is enough to take them from the beginning. It's not particularly weak, but is there any point in using this when compared to lords and swords? I twist my head when I say that. such a card.

His new Borrel series came out not too long after Sword.
With 3000 RBI, it is resistant to effect destruction, and once per turn, it can put the opponent's monster into Defense Position, allowing it to check off attacks, so it can be expected to be on hand.
The effect is to revive monsters destroyed this turn in exchange for his Spell Trap.
You can revive the opponent's monsters that have been defeated by battle destruction, but this is a little unsatisfactory due to the cost involved, so I want to use it with a combo that destroys the monsters myself.
Although the material specification is the same, it is simply difficult to use compared to his other Borrel series.

The third installment of the Borrel Arms Dragon series. Borrel ~ 3 or more common effects Heavy as LINK4.
His resistance to effect destruction, and his Defense Position in Friche will be a strong defense against opponents who combine removal and beatdown, and the effect of 2 also has the effect of reviving and defending his Spell/Trap zone card cost. Although it requires a cost, since the 2nd trigger is "a monster that was destroyed this turn", it is possible to destroy the opponent's monster in your own battle and take over the resurrection control. Effect negate is also easy to use as a material or as a wall. Unlike the sword, the marker is also characterized by many in this direction.
However, although it is inferior to Lord and Sword, it can be used properly, so it seems likely that it will be issued according to the situation.

It's a pity that it's the same as the person above and normal. Well, I'm happy that it's easy to get, but... To be frank, I don't think the cost is necessary for the 2nd effect if it's on turn 1~. Or rather, give that effect destruction resistance to the sword
Postscript: I didn't know it was a supermarket until I picked it up with a pack the other day. No way...

It's a shame that Link 4 didn't unite the Borrel brothers Urrea.
The material specification is heavy with 3 or more effects, but with a deck with high deployment power, it's not a problem. The marker is oriented like a reversed sword and is oriented for mutual linking, making it less easy to use than loading.
With the common resistance of Link 4 Borrel, this one is resistant to effect destruction and relatively robust, and can revive destroyed monsters of yourself or your opponent by using cards in the Magic/Trap Zone as a cost. It also has a defense change effect with a chain lock similar to the sword, and unlike the sword, it can also target the back side defense, so you can aim for a combo with the reverse, and the recovery performance is high, befitting the name of the guard. It also has a high hit point, so it is easy to steal the monsters destroyed by the opponent's battle.
However, compared to his other Borrels, the cost is necessary and it is not flashy enough. It works well with Rokket and TRUE, which destroy cards on their own, but I think it's a card that can be used in combos rather than fighting alone. If it's a compatible deck, it might be more active than other Borrels.

The third in the Borrel series.
It has a high ATK of 3000 and is resistant to effect destruction, which is the easiest way to remove it even now, so it takes a little effort to remove it.
However, since it is powerless against bounces, removals, and his Kaiju release, I think that being easily removed is not stable for Link 4, which does not have a one-kill ability.
The effect of 2 is that even though the cost is one Spell / Trap, only monsters that were destroyed in battle this turn can be revived and the effect is negate, so the revived monsters can be used as various materials or on the wall. I don't think you can get it because it can only be used for
It's a pity that the effect of 3 is just to make it Defense Position and weaken the effect of 《Borrelsword Dragon》.
From here on, it's my personal opinion, but was guarding about building a wall?