Borrelcode Dragon →Used Deck

The most plain of the 11th term package monsters.
The effect and RBI are perfect for a Link 3, but compared to other cards, it pales in comparison and I don't want to actively use it.
Only ③ can remove the opponent's monsters, and above all, you can suddenly call 《Topologic Gumblar Dragon》, so you can feel the potential. If it's Danger!Dark World, he can call ATK 3000 easily, so it seems to be a good match.
Everything depends on whether Gumblar returns or not.

Fracture resistance at link destination: Not bad, but...
All through battle: Three Effect Monsters are required...
Large Dodge and call Topolo: Strong but chooses the situation.
I tried using it for the time being, but I felt that it would be quite strong if I could remove the opponent's darkness of 3,000 or more with the third effect. This is also a partner choice, but...
However, it is quite troublesome that he has to be in GY to use it, and there are few opportunities to take out this child. If you think about the cost of using the first half of the effect, you can put out a stronger card, and even if you try to relay it, Link 3 isn't really suitable for relaying...
My impression was that when the scene where it was necessary came, it would be possible to train GY directly with 《Extra-Foolish Burial》or something.

It is possible to make full use of the holistic destruction effect by pairing it with Longinus and Dingirsu.
However, there is not much synergy with the essential Borrel and Topologic
Also, if you try to make full use of it, he will consume more resources than the Borrel end in total.
On the other hand, due to the effect of (3), it seems to be excellent as Borrel and access meta.
In addition to development, he can be placed in GY or used as a bullet for Dogmatika Punishment

A new Borrel link on the signboard of the pack, but it's a link 3.
Link 3, which requires 2 or more Effect Monsters, doesn't seem heavy, but due to the effect, it actually requires 3 Effect Monsters, so it's rather heavy.
What you can do with it is remove all the monsters that trigger the attack, but not only your opponent, but also your allies and yourself will be blown away.
By sending it to the Link Monster link, you can gain resistance yourself, but in that case, you will be required to develop a link that can aim for 4 or more, so there is little point in using this troublesome thing.
The main thing is his 3 GY effect, which is dependent on the opponent, but allows you to get rid of the opponent's ace class monsters and put out a big one here.
You can exclude your own monsters, but to be honest, the taste is weak.

As for Link 5 and 6, he was expecting a super powerful ace monster exclusively for Rokket, but what came out was a weak Link 3 with no synergy.
That's all for this card.
To explain, first of all, this card does not have the advantage of being used in the Rokket Deck even though it is a Borrel monster.
Speaking of Borrel, there is no gimmick that shoots Rokket. On the other hand, it's hard to say whether he will contribute to Rokket in any other way.
First resistance effect. If you are at the link destination, you will gain resistance to destruction.
I can only say that's why. It's too unreliable to say that it's finally resistant to effect destruction under certain conditions these days. Above all, the linked monsters don't have resistance, so it's like a house of cards that collapses easily. Combined with the low ATK, you can't expect a long life. You can also use it with his Link Monster, which has resistance, but since that kind of monster is basically a high link, it's not a heavy deal to line up with this Link 3 card.
The second totally destructive effect does not look bad at first glance. But he gets caught up in it too. Why is it so.
If you take advantage of the first resistance, this card can survive, but it's ungrateful that it mercilessly blows away monsters linked to it. Of course, you will also lose your endurance. What do you mean…
The biggest problem is that you have to summon with 3 materials to use this effect. Anyone who has used the Link Deck even once knows how heavy the 3-body material is. With Rokket, once you have 3 monsters, you can create higher-link monsters with 《Dillingerous Dragon》and 《Quadborrel Dragon》combos or 《Twin Triangle Dragon》. There is little need to issue this card.
And even if you overcome this weight, you can't give battles damage due to the timing of activation. too empty...
The third effect is to remove 3000 points of darkness from the field and summon Topologic.
First, it is expensive. In Rokket, 3000 RBI is a finisher class ace monster. It would be a waste to exclude it. In the first place, if he wants to bring out Topologic, he can just link summon normally.
As an advantage, it can also be used by excluding opponent monsters. But it's not a level where the deck is limited and dependent on the other party. There is also a way to change attributes with Anaconda, but it is questionable whether to use the EX frame. In the first place, it is conceivable that 3000 RBIs will not be issued.
All in all the effect he doesn't mesh with Rokket. Especially since he doesn't have the Rocket projectile effect.
Then, as for general-purpose link 3, this is also subtle.
Of course, 《Knightmare Unicorn》is an insurmountable wall, and 《Black Luster Soldier - Soldier of Chaos》is easier to handle as a 3-body material.
In the first place, it's like throwing away the strength as a general-purpose link 3 when you don't work with a link 2 + 1 body. What you can do with 3 bodies now is Dark Hole...
As a whole, it is a red point as a theme card and a general-purpose card.
But this card also has its advantages.
It's an illustrated ad. The design, which combines Borrel and Topologic in a perfect way, is a wonderful word. The use of relief is very cool and satisfying just looking at it.
That's why I'm just disappointed in the disappointing performance.

Comprehensive evaluation: It is better to use the effect of GY together with 《Predaplant Verte Anaconda》etc., banish the opponent's monsters, and use Topologic as an additional use, as the mass removal does not work well.
In order to gain resistance, it is necessary to send it to the link destination of another monster, in which case there is a high possibility that the monster will be erased with a total removal.
Orcust, which has destruction resistance, can be used together, but it is heavy overall.
Even if you use 3 monsters to link summon and remove all monsters, in most cases you can also get monsters like 《Accesscode Talker》, so it's hard to say that it's worth the cost.
If you can't remove the opponent's monsters, including yourself, with a total removal, you can use the GY effect to remove it and follow it, but if you put out a link 3, you can remove it without destroying it even with Knightmare Unicorn . Kana has a bad match and other cards have higher priority.
If I were to do it, I would use it as a relay for a Link Summon, place it in his GY, turn the opponent's monster into his DARK with Lair of Darkness, banish it, and then play Topologic.
《Predaplant Verte Anaconda》can also be his DARK, and it is a duck that can be used in conjunction with Kaiju.
《Grinder Golem》, which can be sent, would have been very compatible, but it's a banned card.
I forgot to mention afterword, but (2) can also be used against opponent's monster attacks, so it works as an attack deterrent.

Link 3, which can be used with two materials and has a loose specification, has a higher RBI than Unicorn, and I thought that a monster that could be called a general-purpose Link 3 following Unicorn had finally arrived, but the story didn't go so well.
In order to take advantage of this card's effect, you need to send yourself to the Link Monster's link destination, link summon with 3 body materials, move assuming that you will use the 3 effect, and build main and extras. Although the effect itself is quite strong, all three conditions deny the versatility or ease of choosing a Deck.
You can choose the opponent and the situation, but the monster that you banish without targeting it with the GY effect can be an opponent's monster, so if you can use it to remove a monster on your opponent's field, it's fine, I think it's pretty strong. increase.

It was supposed to be Borrel's long-awaited billboard and his new Link Monster.
Its main effect is a mass removal in the damage step.
However, it's a strong pattern to use removal during the main phase as an outburst, and then safely deploy additional cards afterward, so it seems quite difficult for this card to require a battle.
Since the effect will involve itself, you want to place it at the link destination of the Link Monster to gain resistance, but in addition to Link Summoning this card with 3 monsters, preparing a separate Link Monster is a hassle. Furthermore, since the Dragon Link 1 marker, which has good compatibility with Rokket, is not downward, it is a question of whether to prepare a Link 2 or higher monster with even more difficulty, or to make a downward Link 1 that is not particularly delicious.
If you go that far, it will be difficult to see the Link Summon of Borrelend Dragon, but if you bring it out, you will be able to exert more interference power than this card in many cases.
Basically, it will be difficult to play an active role unless you try to differentiate yourself in (3). Most monsters with DARK 3000 or higher are trump cards, so excluding them from your army is a bad idea. Connect to Topologic while robbing your opponent's monsters.
Luckily, this card is a monster that fits in the Extra Deck, so you can rest assured that you can aim it only when you can.

His new Borrel link, which was released very late among the recent billboards.
Different from what I imagined. I thought it was Link 5...
The material specification is loose with 2 or more effects, but if you want to make full use of the effect, you need at least 3 or more materials.
It has effect destruction resistance and total removal on the field, and has an impactful effect as a loosely specified link 3 material.
However, it is somewhat heavy as it requires a separate link to gain resistance to destruction, as well as involving itself in the total removal.
You can deploy Topologic by excluding GY, but this is also heavy from the cost target. The aforementioned mass removal often leaves no cost targets.
However, the opponent can also pay the cost. Although it is strongly dependent on the other party, is it possible that it will drop directly to GY and become a removal personnel and restraint of deployment?
Other than the effect, the advantage is that there are more options for Dark Dragon Link 3, which has a looser material specification, other than Three Burst.
If it's Dragon Link, I think he's suitable for relaying because he has GY activation.
Even though it's Borrel, he doesn't trigger Rokket and has a strong habit of not working well with his own effects, but I think there are various ways to use it.