Battleguard King →Used Deck

Since it has 3000 hit points and multiple attacks, there is no dissatisfaction with its explosive power and power as a finisher.
If you release 2 bodies, the total will be 9000, so it is within one kill range.
There are various ways to SS these days, such as 《Battleguard Cadet》and 《✪ Promotion》.
The problem is stability, intense consumption, and zero resistance.
"Battleguard" was categorized in No. 0, but there is no search for his Battleguard card, which is essential.
Even if 0 and this card are in your hand, you can't attack 3 times unless you have a level 5 warrior who applies Feast of the Wild LV5 pulled by 0 in his GY or hand, and you can't attack 3 times. The chances of keeping this card until the end of your opponent's turn is low even in casual battles.
In a similar position, there is Montage Dragon, which appeared 6 years before this card, but if you ask me which one is stronger, I would choose Montage.
A montage that is a Special Summon monster that suddenly pops out without creating a chain block becomes the meta of a card that negates the activation and destroys it, and can be crushed by hitting it from above as it is.
The bad point is that this card is too pure and doesn't have such a sharp edge.
It would be nice if there was at least some kind of effect on resistance or Battleguard.
Look forward to searching for Battleguard cards.

ARC3000 frame. Everyone thought it was you.
Release monsters to attack multiple times. In other words, it feels like making a pseudo-released monster 3000 vanilla.
Well, it wouldn't be possible if this was difficult to use in various ways, but Mr. Dragion has proven that it has the explosive power to destroy the opponent in an instant once it is decided. Even if that's not the case, it's a top-class 3000 RBI with no disadvantages, so it's probably not treated as useless.

Comprehensive evaluation: 《✪ Promotion》makes it possible to recruit, making it easier to aim for a one-turn kill.
With "Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights", you can deploy 3 "Hero Kid" bodies, and if you use "✪ Promotion" for one of them, you can recruit, and if there is an EARTH / Warrior puppet, it will be proportional to the number of his opponent's GY Also ride reinforcement.
In addition, you can release Isolde and 2 kids to attack 4 times.
Using P scale 9 Warrior, he can P summon Igknight as well.
In any case, it is necessary to get through the attack, so I want to have a solid support.

His Battleguard, which is the first 3000 RBI frame in ARC.
As a warrior without summoning restrictions, it has the strongest hit point along with Kao Sol. And prepare a continuous attack that can make use of it.
However, even though he already has the weight of the highest grade, the release designated for continuous attacks is unreasonably heavy.
Even if you look at it as a material for Uforoid because it is a high-scoring warrior, Kaosol, which has many supports and high single performance, is prioritized.
Explosive power isn't bad at all, but for better or worse, he's a Battleguard-like card that requires a lot of time and effort to operate.
It's often compared to Toradora, but it's an EX monster that's flexible to some extent, and it's blessed with a card pool regardless of the cost target, so compared to this guy, in a good way, the ease of handling is quite different.
To be honest, I think it's much easier to use the Hope Clan, Blade Heart, and the beginning if it's about this guy.

Even though you can't self-SS, it's too heavy to need a release to attack continuously
Star 8 warrior with no summoning limit Highest score?
Then 《Black Luster Soldier - Sacred Soldier》is stronger
If at least the effect could be activated during the battle phase, the evaluation would have been a little higher.

If you have the cost, you can beat it with 3000 RBI
Considering that this card itself is heavy, it is difficult in various ways
It is recommended to focus on 1 kill with a dedicated construction

The legendary Battleguard enhancement that everyone has been waiting for. (Reinforcement?)
Extremely strong. (what you write)
No waiting for one kill (if you can get it)
Why don't you all try using it?

A monster that can attack up to 5 times with ATK 3000 by releasing his Warrior on the field.
Warrior has a lot of support, but it is very difficult to secure a large amount of cost for my turn.
I never thought that Battleguard would fit within his 3000 ATK frame (should be)

3000 RBI in this first episode.
The effect is only a continuous attack effect like Toradora, and it is an easy-to-understand brain muscle that does not have resistance, release reduction, or special summon.
It's a little risky, but a monster that can do 3000 consecutive attacks is still powerful.
A masculine piece that shines like a brain muscle that is not found in the current Yu-Gi-Oh!

"Trident Dragion" is rated 8.5, but this card's rating is 5.4...
The difference between main and extra is quite big, but a card that has the potential to get a kill
So strong enough.

Although it is a brain muscle monster with 3000 RBI, continuous attacks from this RBI are a threat. However, the cost is very high for that reason, and since this card itself has little support, it is difficult to put out, so it seems that it will be a difficult card to actually use.

A monster that is familiar every time, "His ATK 3000 frame of the opponent's ace card in the first match of the hero". But he didn't think Battleguard would fit in that box. Kids these days probably don't know that Jonouchi used to use his Battleguard 1-go 2-go...
As an effect, it is possible to attack in one battle phase as much as the Warrior is released. Multiple attacks with 3000 RBI are unparalleled. However, this card itself is heavy to summon, and since it specifies Warrior release for continuous attacks, it is a delicate place whether you can make use of its effect.

In the current era, one-shot kills through battle exist everywhere,
After all, he can be dismissed with just one word, ATK.
In other words, I would like to evaluate it as sufficient if it is only attack performance.

A brain muscle monster with 3000 RBI continuous attacks.
It requires a Warrior monster for the cost, but the damage when a continuous attack is decided will be devastating.
It's a large level 8 monster, but with the introduction of Pendulum Summon, it's easy to put out a king.
Battleguard, team up...

In charge of the first 3000 RBI this time. It looks like he didn't get beaten the first time.
In addition to having his ATK, which is the most powerful among Warriors, activate any Dragion effect.
His ATK is quite painful even if he releases 1 body twice, and although the cost is not light, the explosive power is just strong.
The challenge of how to deploy is a challenge faced by this card, which is simply the highest grade, but when it comes out, there is something worthy of the King's ace.

Strong Ishijima's card, no doubt a Battleguard card.
Highest RBI among Warriors with no summoning conditions. That alone can be evaluated to some extent.
The ability to increase the number of attacks is a severe disadvantage as it is.
If you want to make the most of it, it's best to use Warriors deployed in large numbers with 《Junk Synchron》, Doppel Warrior, etc.
Or is it a natural way to use the ability to release one Warrior and attack twice, release an appropriate Warrior and use it to strengthen the RBI?

If you release two, he will be at a level where he can take all his LP with three consecutive attacks.
Above all, I'm happy that it's a Warrior.There are a lot of cards that are easy to deploy.
It is also interesting that he is a heavyweight attacker, which is rare among Warriors from the main
The only problem is that I don't get much support myself...
If there is a "Battleguard" categorization, I think the rating will go up even more