Borreload eXcharge Dragon →Used Deck

Borrel Rank 4X
It has a general resurrection effect within the theme, but it is difficult to use due to heavy restrictions on SS and DA.
Disadvantages stand out if revived monsters are also excluded during EF
Among his Borrel EX monsters, which are full of fierce men, it is a subtle one.

The pain point is that his other Borrels are too strong, but his ability to revive powerful Borrel monsters is not weak.
It's effective for coming back when you're behind, and even if you can't special summon and restrict direct attacks, if you take countermeasures such as sending a punching bag first, like Revolver did in the anime, I think you can demonstrate sufficient performance. .

The Special Summon condition itself is extremely easy for Rokket, which was built with a clear awareness of the existence of this card, but otherwise it is troublesome.
It's nice to have high stats and target resistance... but that's just a matter of using plain Borreload.
As for the most important effect, he has a target effect like Borrel's end + @, but of course it's an Xyz Monster, so it can't be used to shoot Rokket like the original Borrel, so that It is undeniable that the effect itself is a little over-adjusted.
It's true that he's a large monster, and while he's powerful at reviving Borrel monsters, it's almost impossible to take Lethal on that turn, and it's hard to stop developing.
It would be putting the cart before the horse if you couldn't hit with it even though you revived a large one.
On top of that, if there was a strict restriction at this level, I would have wanted at least a complete resurrection, but it ended up being excluded in the end phase.
If there are multiple Attack Position monsters lined up on the opponent's field, if he revives GY's Borrel Sword, he will certainly be able to bring it all the way to Lethal at once, but if you're going to bring this out, revive at around Guardragon Pisty and then develop. Isn't it better to stretch out? The feeling is very undeniable.
If the resurrection target is Savage or Riot, Queen Dragoon may be better because it can extend the development.
No matter how well Rokket is used as a nursing factor for Red-Eyes, you don't have to imitate Red-Eyes Fusion's disadvantage of causing a terrible headache to a shitty user, right? It makes me feel. As expected, it's far better than Red-Eyes Fusion, which can be put out at the end of the development, or rather, there's a way to save it. Since it is the bottom of the bottom of the bottom where the comparison target is really too severe, it is not particularly advocated.
Since the gimmick of how to avoid the disadvantage of not being able to attack directly can't be incorporated into the basic part of the Rokket Deck, it feels more like "healing" rather than "building a deck that makes use of him". I can't take it anymore.
But the illustrations are especially cool among his Borrels...

Exclusion is known at the end
Special Summon I can't do it, I still understand
You can't attack directly! ? Wow wwwww
It's for entertaining, yes

If it's Rokket, it's easy to put out, and if GY had a Borrel series, it wouldn't be so bad, but there are many disadvantages.
If you at least let me attack directly, I can use this guy's effect to finish off with high firepower...
Savage doesn't have many restrictions, so why is this child so tightly bound...

・X ・This is cute.
・It is difficult to adopt other than Rokket entanglement due to the material.
・In Rank 4 with 2 materials, it is an exceptional stat.
・Solid target resistance
・Attack and defense 600 debuff
・Disadvantage-heavy Borrel resurrection
It seems hard to handle, and it's actually hard to handle, but there are quite a few games where I couldn't have won without this guy.
Because you can't do elaborate solitaire from a suppressed state when you're at a disadvantage, right? In this case, if you manage to line up two monsters, you can turn it over and finish it, so to speak, the trump card of a great reversal.
How to say it, I choose the situation, but if I can show my power in that situation, I'm strong... That's what it feels like

The Borrel monster can be completely revived, but it cannot be deployed after that and is excluded at the end, so it is not suitable for suppressing the first attack.
Level 4x2 summoning conditions can also summon Valero S with the same conditions, and rank 4 Rokket Decks are often excellent, so the priority is low.
Valero F can also avoid the exclusion demerit by destroying himself, but since the GY effect is excellent, it will almost never stay in GY. For the time being, the compatibility is good.
However, 〈《Half Shut》> halves ATK while granting battle destruction resistance to the opponent's monsters, making it a very good matchup. If you revive Valeso and attack it twice, you can expect over 8000 damage including this monster's attack. Halfshut itself is not a bad matchup with Rokket, so it can be expected to be adopted, and Valeso is in his GY, and being able to one-kill with Tracer + Halfshut + 1 may be a relatively strong point.
No matter how you use it, it's not very versatile, so you need to make some preparations before putting it out.

He can Special Summon by choosing 1 "Borrel" monster from his GY.
Since he can also go with the same name, I feel the possibility that he can line up two Xyz units. "I wonder if I can get "Infinitrack Fortress Megaclops" out of this."

I'm so sorry that there are various disadvantages, and I wanted you to delete even one of them...!

It would be nice if the disadvantages of the effect of (2) were a little lighter... I have to say that the current situation is weak.

In charge of X for the Borrel series. Many Borrel monsters have high performance, but this guy's performance is quite self-reliant.
The material is level 4, DARK, and 2 Dragons, and the binding is tight. With the advent of Rokket Tracer, X-summoning with the Rokket Deck has become easier, but in that case there is a better candidate than Borrel S.
The target resistance of monster effects is the same as Borreload, so it's reasonably good.
The revival effect of ② is excellent because it can revive Borrel Link, which has high card power, but there are many severe restrictions such as end exclusion, Special Summon impossible, direct attack impossible, and even if you revive it, it will fully demonstrate its power. I can't finish it.

Xyz version of 《Borreload Dragon》.
The material is specified as DARK level 4 Dragon monster x 2.
Borrel basically has a lot of versatile monsters, but this guy's performance is too disappointing.
First of all, Xyz materials are very strict and important, and the Rokket monsters have different levels and are not compatible with Xyz.
In addition, the effect is strong for the specified material.
1 resistance is pretty good, but since it's only the target of monster effects, he's easily swept away by a Spell Trap card.
Moreover, this resistance is only when Xyz summoned, so even if it is revived after being destroyed, it will be just vanilla.
The effect of 2 is to reduce her ATK of monsters on the field by 600, and then you can revive Borrel monsters, but as a disadvantage, you can't attack directly.
This disadvantage is fatal for Borrel monsters, which have many effects specialized in battle.
If you just want the breakthrough ability and his ATK at the same rank 4, there is Dark Rebellion Xyz Dragon and Hope Set with loose materials, so you won't need to adopt this guy in "Rokket".

It has an exceptional status at Rank 4, but the material conditions are quite strict, and the effect of Rank 2 is also strongly restricted.
In the current situation, it is evaluated as a card that is not worth the trouble.

Shame on Borrel. Although there is effect resistance, the material binding is tight. The fact that the effect of (2) is attached to it has become an enemy.

5 out of 4. The material and resurrection effect are rather strict, and the versatility is poor. Thanks to the element's stats and resistance to targets from monsters, it's somewhat useful, but the important thing is that it doesn't work well with Borrel monsters, so it can't be targeted. Currently, the performance is closer to the Fan Deck. I want to expect there because revolver strike comes out.

Xyz version of the Borrel series.
It's rank 4 like Firewall X, but it's much more difficult to get out. But it does pretty much the same. Like the Borrel series, it has strong resistance, and in this respect, it can be said that it is superior to Firewall X. Also, even if you look at rank 4 as a whole, it will be easier to hold the position.
The resurrection effect, which is limited to the Borrel series, is not very easy to use, considering the weight of his Borrel series itself, the inability to attack directly, the inability to special summon, and the fact that it is removed at the end of the turn.
Nonetheless, it is true that they are powerful when compared side by side.
However, the biggest problem with this card is its strict requirements. I wonder how many decks can honestly adopt this card, even if it's a Rokket theme.
Like the Borrel series, it would have been easier to use three bodies, but two level 4 DARK dragons are still heavy.

Borreload was also infused with the extract of ・X・.
It is a 3000 RBI that comes out with a strict tie of 2 Dark Dragon Level 4, and weakens 1 monster in the field by removing the effect and X material that are resistant to the effect target, and GY's Borrel 1 body. has the effect of reviving Note that using this effect will prevent Special Summon from attacking directly, and his revived Borrel will be removed during the End Phase.
The RBI and resistance inherited from Borreload are strong, but the material specification is a little heavy. Rokket is not very Xyz-friendly deck due to its various levels, so you may need to take measures such as playing Dracoverlord Vector P with Rabbit or Darkfire Dragon to Instant Fusion. Conversely, if you use these methods, you can also use other Dark Dragon Decks.
It's the same as FWXD in that you need to revive a Link-4 monster to use your full power, but this card's benefits other than resurrection are weak weakening, and this card itself can't be strengthened, so the resurrected monster's hard work is essential. I would like to resurrect a Borreload or Borrel sword.
Like FWXD, it is not a card that can be used blindly due to the weight of the resurrection destination and the strictness of the restrictions. There is a selling point here, which is the height of individual fighting power...

Think about it the other way around, thinking that (2) doesn't have to be used.
It has a target resistance of 3000 points just by simply putting it out, so I think it's safe to take advantage of that. The material is quite heavy.
The effect of (2) is that the triple constraint of not being able to attack directly, not being able to SS, and excluding the end phase is too heavy.
It's mentally easier to think about it as a bonus that I might have a chance to use if Borreload is in GY.

It has an exceptional 3000 RBI for a Rank 4 with 2 materials, and unlike the Crazy Box, it can hit normally and has the advantage of target resistance.
However, since the binding is a dark dragon, he chooses Deck, and if he just wants an RBI, he has options such as Rebellion and Lightning.
Considering the disadvantages of not being able to use Special Summon and not being able to direct, the resurrection effect is suitable for Lord, but I'm still worried about the disadvantages of not being able to direct. It hurts to leave without permission despite the fact that a situation that can not be decided occurs.
The same can be said for FWD, but since he is a card that plays an active role after sending a heavy link 4 to GY, it has a disadvantage that it tends to be used in a limited number of times.

The second body following Exceed, X. For the time being, rabbits have good compatibility with arranging materials.
Since the Dark Dragon is specified as a material, the decks that are easy to put out are somewhat limited. There aren't many Dragon Decks centered around lower tiers.
It also has effects related to Borrel, so it is recommended to use it with Rokket.
As a Rank 4, it has top-class offense and defense, and although it is limited to monsters, it also has target resistance.
Unlike No85, which is Rank 4 with the same RBI, there are no disadvantages (unless the effect of 2 is activated). There are Daribés with higher combat power than this if the effect is included, but after all, the high level of pure combat power is dependable.
Although it is the effect of 2, it is easily affected by the situation, and it has many disadvantages and is somewhat strong. It can be said that this is a reversal effect. As mentioned above, it has target resistance, so it is easy to pass the effect.
It's strong if you get hooked on it, but compared to his other Borrels, the impression is that it's not very well-received due to its low versatility.
I would like to expect changes in the environment in the future.