Borreload Dragon →Used Deck

Overall evaluation: Pretty useful because it's easy to get through effects that steal control.
The main effect is to take away control, and it is easy to use the effect of Link 2 as a material.
The 3 materials look heavy, but if you have a deck with a certain amount of deployment power, you can easily gather the materials.
Even resistances that are not targeted by monster effects are forced to use effects that are not targeted, and it is easy to limit the landing point.
The weakening effect is meant to be used in combos with Rokket, but in reality it is mainly used on the opponent's monsters to make it easier to destroy them in battle.
Since it is not countered, it is used when declaring an attack, and small tricks such as sealing the activation of cards like Mirror Force are also effective.
It's weak against Spell/Trap cards, but the control-stealing effect itself is quite useful, and if you have a slot, you may be able to use it in combination with other Link 4s.
It is possible to steal the opponent's trump card and suppress it as it is.

An excellent general-purpose Link 4 that has irreplaceable performance even though it appeared in the early days of Link Summoning.
Even though it pops out quite a bit, it has a control grab that doesn't target, so I completely finished the tactic of "struggling the opponent with a strong resistance" that had become a bug with Lightning.
The person himself also has an RBI of 3000 and an indirect Trap resistance that makes use of the target resistance to monster effects that cannot be chained. It may or may not have spread.

ATK is 3000, which is high for a link 4, but it is possible to keep the status 500 decrease permanently, but it is a subtle impression that it can be maintained for many turns.
I would like to activate my own control effect on several monsters on the opponent's field, but the damage step takes a lot of time.
This adjustment may have been unavoidable at the time of its introduction, but there are monsters that activate their effects during the standby phase and main phase, so
I feel this is a sore point.
I think it's getting harder for monsters that have taken control to deal damage to their opponents.
I feel that it is unstable for some reason because the situation can change greatly depending on the deck of the opponent.

It is a good force that demonstrates a wonderful breakthrough despite the loose material.
If you don't have an EX slot or feel like you don't have an answer for monsters with resistance, put it in for the time being and it will definitely work, so it's reliable.
I don't remember how many Mascarena Astrams this card broke through.
I don't want to remember how many Borrel Ends were breached by this card.

When you think of a card that has resistance and breaks through, it definitely comes to mind.
In Rokket he shoots Rokket Dragon
Link 4, 3 or more Effect Monsters are a little heavy, so you need to think about how to put them out.
Unexpectedly bad things can be done with the effect of Friche debuff, and by using the chain impossibility, you can do things like Mirafo and Torrent Funeral.
I had a quarrel over whether my friend's shoes could be stolen.
Anyway, this breakthrough power is reliable

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Limited to monsters, target resistance, his ATK down that cannot be chained,
With the control-taking effect, the performance is very excellent.
In the current environment, when it comes to Link 4, Borrel Sword and Access Accesscode Talker, which can greatly increase ATK, are given priority,
If there is room in the EX frame, it is worth adopting.

revolver ace monster
Requires 3 or more Effect Monsters, but has specs that match the weight, such as target resistance, Friche's RBI reduction effect, and control seizure.
Now, with the appearance of Access and Valeso, he rarely joins EX, but he is still active in Rokket and Dragon Link.

A general-purpose link with excellent effects against loose materials and monsters.
It's still strong enough to break through most resistances and steal monsters, and combined with its limited counter-resistance, it's also possible for this one to break through the board.
However, since the resistance is limited to monsters, it is not possible to leave the game with general-purpose traps and spells.
I want to master it according to the situation and the opponent

This one card can shut out his Altergeist Meryushik. I didn't like the effect of sending Meryushik's damage to GY, so this card is the perfect way to set ATK to 0. It's not subject to monster effects, and the opponent can't interfere with the activation of the 500 down effect, so I personally doubt that he was created to defeat the Altergeist. (Borreload and he Altergeist were both circuit breaks.)
With the appearance of Numeron, you can play from one card in your hand. I think it's a card that lives up to the name of a large Link Monster and will continue to play an active role in the future.

The first in the Borrel series.
This Link Monster has a high ATK of 3000, and is resistant to the opponent's monster effects, so it may be possible to counter full monsters.
However, it is strict against the removal effects of spells and trap cards, and it may be difficult to use it against his decks that use a lot of those cards (Sky Striker Ace, Altergeist, etc.).
As for the weakening effect during the opponent's turn, there are some monsters with self-buff, so the adoption rate of the weakening effect is declining, probably because it depends on the opponent. Monsters with target resistance are not uncommon for effects that target, and even if the effect is activated, the impact is not that great.
Link markers can also be used for EX monsters and main monsters.
Since there is no influence, I think that the difficulty of Special Summon is safe.
It's a control effect that doesn't target, but it can't be helped to use it in battle, but if you turn it during your opponent's turn, as before, it can be used on cards other than monsters.
Since there is a risk that it will be activated (especially the control takeover effects such as 《Mind Control》), I don't think you can overconfident. His peculiarities leave a strong impression, but depending on his opponent's Deck, the performance of this Link Monster may change greatly.

For the time being, if there is space in the extras, it is the first card I want to put in.
Although there are many requests for materials, it is strong against being hit by resistance and the RBI down effect that cannot be chained, and above all, it is strong in control capture that does not target.
Also, due to the looseness of the material specification, it is also suitable for arranging your own board surface that has increased unnecessarily.
Link with removal also has an access code, but it's strong in battle, but it can't deal with monsters that are resistant to destruction, so you can use this card alone to defeat cards like Mascarena Astram, which are difficult to break through both in battle and with effects. You can
Furthermore, even if you steal Astram by arbitration and send it to his GY, he will not trigger the Deck bounce effect, so it is very effective as an Astram killer.
Of course, even monsters that have taken control can attack, so the stronger the monster that was taken, the greater the damage to the opponent.
In addition, there are many other Links with removal such as Troymare Monster and Ningirsu, but you can differentiate them by whether they target or not, whether to send GY or take control.
However, his Borrel Sword is also a monster with three materials, and since it has high breakthrough ability and one-turn kill ability, his Borrel Sword, which can be decided in one turn, tends to be prioritized. However, the role is completely different from Borrelord, so I think it's a good idea to consult with his deck type and decide.

As long as ATK is high and not perfect resistance, most monsters are powerful. It feels like Valeso and I are filling in each other's holes.
It's also resistant to monster effects, so it's hard as it is, and thanks to the weakening of the chain seal, it's actually strong against attacks and summoning reactions.
I think it's a card worthy of its weight. It's a scary time that something like this will come out easily if you have the development power.

In contrast to the deadly Valeso, this one feels like a board-breaking Valero.
It's a non-destructive effect that doesn't take damage, and it doesn't take targets, so most of the resistances are super-excellent effects that specialize in flipping the board.
When it comes to burying the Mascarena Astrum that neither Valeso nor Access can afford, this card is the one.
If you use the attack and defense increase/decrease effect that cannot be chained due to priority when an attack is declared, you won't be afraid of air attacks, and if you use it after a successful link summon, you can deal with abyss and torrents.
It's sometimes misunderstood, but be aware that the target resistance is limited to monster effects, and Otori and Awakage work normally.
Its resistance is more trustworthy than Valeso's, but it's surprisingly fragile once you pass the turn to your opponent.

The adoption rate is high because there is a revolver ace monster and the material is loose.
Of course, the effects of 1 and 2 are excellent, but above all, the control seizure that does not target is powerful, and you can unilaterally steal monsters with strong resistances such as Chaos MAX and Chaos Warrior, and you can use it for the next turn. In the end phase, it is sent to GY, but it doesn't matter much because it can be attacked with stolen monsters, processed with link materials, etc., and the stolen monsters don't return to the opponent's field.
When natural enemies exist on each other's fields by themselves, Valero's scramble begins.

Link 4 monster. Effect Monster 3 bodies are heavy, but strong to take control

One of the strongest Link 4.
It is reliable that most monsters can be broken through with this guy and sword.

It's a little heavy with 3 or more Effect Monsters on Link 4, but I think it's a level that can be achieved with a little ingenuity.
The strength of this card is its breakthrough power. In addition to his own RBI of 3000, the effect of ② can be treated as 3500, and the effect of ③ allows him to bypass destruction resistance and target resistance and steal control.
It should be noted that Borrelord's greatest natural enemy is his own Borreload.

The more you blow away the weight of the material, the more powerful the effect that is not targeted by the effect, the attack and defense down effect of the counter negate, and the effect that steals the opponent's monster without question. Strong enough as an attacker.

ATK/DEF 500 down, control seizure during the damage step that is not targeted, and both have high-quality effects that are difficult to interfere with (in other words, almost never).
A mighty monster suitable for LINK4
The material is not difficult, and it is also plain that it is not taken as a target by monsters ○
The natural enemy of the Blue-Eyed Chaos MAX Deck

Fan Deck Kill. Enemy of Wai Decks
The person who made Aria Elegy Rock loose. The Yubel Deck, which I'm proud of, has become easy to break through.
Only you are forgiven (wrath)

One of Revolver's ace monsters, it was completed as a powerful monster suitable as a rival card.
It has high performance in terms of resistance, firepower, and breakthrough power, and has great potential to turn the board over.
① is a target resistance limited to monsters. Although it is powerless against Spells and Traps, it can be said that it is a troublesome resistance in the present day when people tend to rely on the effects of Effect Monsters.
② is the attack and defense debuff effect of the free chain. Thanks to this effect, his real ATK is 3500, and he is not hindered by the chain negate effect, so he is quite strong in battle.
③ A monster capture effect that does not target. Although he will be sent to GY in the next end phase, he can also use effects to help attack. Since it's an effect that doesn't target, you can steal quite a few monsters, and the more powerful monsters you have lined up, the greater your strength will be.
After stealing it, it can be used as a link summoning material in the main 2, so it's a wasteless effect.
Since there is a little hole in resistance, it is not surprising that it is in the field, but it is still excellent in breakthrough power, so I want to actively use it to break the opponent's board.

A rival ace that boasts breakthrough performance in the top class of LINK4.
Half-hearted resistance doesn't make sense in front of this guy who has a control seizure effect that doesn't target. And since it is not targeted by monster effects, the pronoun 《Effect Veiler》for suppressing effects does not work.
Due to the increasing number of powerful resistances such as 《Blue-Eyed Chaos MAX Dragon》, an existence like this loosely bound person has become a necessary evil, but honestly all extras are the same. it's not funny

In Borrel, it is no exaggeration to say that this card is the Field Suppression Force and Borrel's essential card, and the most elaborate monster in this season's Yu-Gi-Oh anime.
I feel like the attack line is also the longest. The person in charge of the Yu-Gi-Oh anime for this season probably likes this monster (just speculation).
However, Borrel's power force will be ceded to Borrel Swords. It can't be helped.
But when Borrelord and his Borrel sword are side by side, it basically feels like nothing can be done (it's hard to get there). He's also perfect as a territorial and fan deck with a Borrel guard.

One of the "Borrel" monsters, which is the trump card of Ribo P, the rival pose of VR.
Since you can steal the opponent's monster without even targeting it, you can handle it if it's not a monster. Moreover, since the time that can be stolen is quite long, it can be used in various ways.
Even if it is an effect that targets, it would be nice if it could trigger the effect of the Rokket monster, just like in the anime.

A must-have workhorse for any Borrel Deck
○Benefits
Since the position of the marker is good, it is easy to develop in the future
After taking control of an opponent's monster and attacking with that monster, you can use it as material for your own Link Monster in Main 2.
● Disadvantages
Not targeted by effects, but powerless against global effects
Unlike the Flame Wall Dragon, it requires 3 monsters, which is a little heavy.
(Personal opinion)
I like it, but in terms of practicality, it's no match for the sword, so 8 points;
But I think it's not a waste to put it in
Since it's a deck for Rokket fans, I've put in 2 Shikure cards♪ (I don't care, lol)

I really like the scene where the muzzle comes out of the mouth in anime.

Thanks to the effect of 2, you can avoid torrent burial and mirafo.
The effect of 1 can't be ignored, and with his deck that relies on monster effects for removal, this card can be shut out with just this one card.

A Link Monster with an overwhelmingly heavy feel, best described as a trump card. Ace of the revolver.
It is difficult to break through with monsters because it has a target resistance to monster effects and 500 furiche down.
I want to devastate the battlefield with its control seizure effect.

New Rival Revolver's Trump Card
A powerful card that excels at reversing the field and steals control without asking questions.
Against monsters, it boasts high performance such as target resistance, ATK reduction, etc.
However, since it does not have a suppression effect, it is often removed easily.
But this card really shines in his Rocket Deck
Rokket It's fun to use the massiveness of launching monsters and trampling your opponent.

The material looks heavy at first glance, but in fact Link Monster comes out from a single sheet of Skeleton.
As a real 3500 attacker, it is also suitable for link markers, and the high versatility of this card alone is also excellent.

Don't worry about the amount of material. The effect of stealing and removing the opponent's monsters is powerful. I thought I could fit anywhere in the Link Deck.

A revolver ace and a rival card in VRAINS.
Considering the existence of many Borreload variants of his, it can be said that he is representative of Borrel.
It requires 4 Links and 3 Effect Monsters, which is heavy, but since the material specification itself is loose, it is easy to summon as long as you have the deployment power.
In addition to his high ATK, he has a resistance of 1 and the effect of 2, which will be described later, so he has a decent amount of anti-interference and presence.
Furthermore, the combat power is also high due to the weakening of Friche that cannot be chained. It is also suitable for triggering Rokket as in the anime.
The fact that it cannot be chained is soberly excellent, and you can miss the activation timing of the first part.
And the highlight is taking control of 3. It is necessary to keep the link destination open, but since it does not target, it can steal most of the monsters.
Control seizure is until the end of the next turn, but since he sends to GY instead of going back, which is unusual, removal is guaranteed.
It's an excellent card that has high breakthrough power and is worthy of the weight of its rival card.

"My new style that pierces the closed world! Link Summon! Appear! Link 4 "!! Borrel Kanon!!!"
Strong enough as a trump card for Link 4. Due to the link marker, it works effectively regardless of whether it is in the EX monster zone or the main monster zone, so even if it is sent to GY, it can be revived and used for a long time. If it's her deck that can link 4, it's better to put it in for the time being.

A card that can be put out from a single Sukego, and has powerful effects such as lowering offense and defense with Furice and taking control.
Unlike Firewall, it works independently, so it is highly versatile.
Because it is a Dragon, it can be revived with a redame, and it is easy to use even if it is put into the main zone, so there is no room for complaints.

Currently, it is a Link Monster that falls into a fairly heavy category, but if you just put it out, the frame of the extra will be more squeezed, but it can be done with one Skeleton just like the Topologic Bomber.
Surprisingly, it's not as tight as it looks.
It is not subject to monster effects and cannot be chained to Friche, so if it is activated during Special Summon, it is possible to avoid summoning reaction traps such as abyss.
It is also possible to steal the attack target at the start of the damage test, and that monster can be used as a follow-up attack or as a link material.
It doesn't return control in the end phase, it just sends it to GY and removes it, so there's no need to think about how to deal with it.
Although it is heavy, it has enough performance to be a candidate for general-purpose Link Monster.

I think it's excellent that you can deal with the opponent's trump cards from (2) the status reduction effect that cannot be chained and (3) the control seizure effect.
He himself is resistant to monster effects, so I think he can be said to be one of the trump cards among Link Monsters, as well as a monster with an ATK of 3000.

A Link 4 monster that uses 3 or more Effect Monsters as materials.
It's a heavy one with 4 links and 3 or more Effect Monsters, but you can get it with 2 "Missus Radiant" and "Link Spider" from "Scapegoat". The effects are very strong, such as resistance to monster effects that target, weakening that can not be chained and can be used on the opponent's turn, and taking control of the monster that attacks itself. RBI is also high at 3000, and the direction of the marker is perfect.
Among the current Link Monster, it has the highest performance.

It's true that it's difficult to get more than 3 Effect Monsters, but if you use Scapegoat, you can use 《Missus Radiant》and Link Spider x2, so it's crazy.

This one is a little strange.
It can't be targeted by monster effects, it can lower its RBI, and it can be destroyed in battle without being destroyed. teeth? (Serious face)
His ATK itself is as high as 3000, and the orientation of the link marker is also unanimously behind. It's painful not to have a straight back, but is it a bit crazy to enter at an angle and not be in the opponent's field?
The material is Effect Monster x 4, but it's not a particularly difficult condition, so why don't you take it out quickly and hit it?

Rival ace frame of VRAINS.
Compared to other Link 4s, it has more than 3 Effect Monsters and is heavy in materials, but it has very high solo performance.
Target resistance to monster effects, free chain permanent 500 debuff, and control takeover.
Control seizure is particularly powerful, sending him to GY without returning it to the opponent.
No target.
There are also 3000 hit points, and when combined with debuffs, it becomes a real 3500 hit points.
Currently, it is a rare and strong Link Monster, and it can be said that its strength is commensurate with its weight.

Ruler of the magazine. A new Link-4 monster that decorates the center of Revolver P.
Link 4: 3 or more Effect Monsters are the heaviest Link Monsters currently in existence. Shortcuts with tokens don't work, so I want to make full use of proxy dragons.
At 3000 RBI, it has high resistance to monster effects and anti-monster performance, and when it fights, it steals the opponent's monsters.In addition, it has a weakening effect with a chain seal in the free chain, so it can't be destroyed in battle unless it has a real 3500 RBI or more. have. Unlike FWD, which gets aggravated with the power of allies, it is a brutal card on its own, so this card is suitable for finishers. The link marker is also designed to reliably generate two link destinations by itself.
With Rokket, you can take advantage of the 2nd effect even more, and you can shred your opponent's field by firing Rokket monsters one after another. A gem with high versatility and a stronger theme. It has power that matches its weight.

Unlike the new Link 4 monster, Firewall, vanilla can't be used, but the markers are on the lower right and lower left, so you can expand the extra zone by itself.
Target resistance to monsters, debuffs that cannot be chained, and control seizure are packed with 3 effects. Overconfidence is prohibited, as Trap is completely powerless.
The debuff numbers are weak, but it's not a loss because it can't be chained. It's an effect that doesn't target, so you can rip it off without a problem if you have resistance.At the end of the next turn, it goes to GY, but if you use it as a material before that, there's no problem. .
A card that is heavy but has enough strength to match its weight.

What exactly is Topologic...? Unique link theme, Rokket's trump card.
Since Link 4 requires 3 or more Effect Monsters, the weight is currently top class. It is also packed with effects, especially in the original Rokket, which can fully demonstrate its effects.
The target's resistance to monster effects is simply excellent. It's useless against Spell Trap, Kaiju, and non-targeted effects, but it's worth having.
The weakening of the free chain is also quietly excellent, and in addition to being able to compete with up to 3500 alone, you can actively activate its effect by targeting his Rokket in your own zone.
The effect of brainwashing the attacking monster is also pretty crazy. Since he can plagiarize without fighting, he can brainwash monsters that are bigger than himself, and can use them as they are for follow-up attacks and various materials. However, please note that this effect requires that the link destination is free.
"It's heavy, but its performance is perfect as a trump card." Depending on the situation, it may be a card that can be used not only in Rokket, but in all of his Decks that deal with Link.

While FWD shows his true value in a deck that has a reasonable amount of deployment power, he is a reasonably strong child who can be displayed in a deck because it is large and can be used for the time being. It's the bottom left corner of the marker, and it's a debuff that can't be chained and can help other than yourself. Good or bad as an ornament.
However, the debuff and control seizure (and not returning) when played second attack is as powerful as other ace. It's a good time to be able to use that kind of thing for general purposes.

Revolver's ace monster, rival of Playmaker and leader of the Knights of Hanoi. In this Yu-Gi-Oh, there are a lot of things that happen immediately when the name is revealed in the subtitles.
Although at least 3 monsters are required for Link Summoning, it is not subject to monster effects, and it weakens the opponent's monsters and takes control.

Since it requires 3 or more Effect Monsters, it's much harder to put out than his Firewall Dragon and Topologic Bomber Dragon of the same Link 4. The effect is so strong. It has target resistance to monster effects, and is equipped with an attack and defense down effect that cannot be chained in a free chain. Furthermore, the most terrifying thing is control seizure that does not target when attacking. The stolen monster will be sent to GY on the next turn, but of course you can hit it as it is, and after that you can use it as link material in main 2. The link marker does not face the opponent, so it is easy to use whether you put it in the extra monster zone or the main monster zone.

Effect Monster 3 bodies or more, but you only need to increase 1 body from de Accesscode Talker construction. Talker construction (example: Goufu + Link Spider x 2, etc. or LINK2 + Effect Monster) + 1 Effect Monster is enough, so 3000 RBIs can be put out immediately with Goufu or 《Scapegoat》.
Depending on the direction of the link marker, it works like LINK2, but the effect is brutal. Although the resistance that is not targeted by monster effects is weak resistance, it is possible to weaken the opponent's monster in the free chain and chain is not possible, gain control when attacking, participate in the attack, or use it as a material in the main phase 2 It is very useful. Heinous. It is also possible to remove it using his GY feed after gaining control.
Combined with 《Leng Ling》, his ATK will drop, but as long as the link destination is open in one battle phase, he will gain control of two opponent's monsters, so it will be the best performance as a removal and an additional expansion after that.

Target resistance limited to monsters, ATK down that cannot be chained,
With the control-taking effect, the performance is very excellent.
In the current environment, when it comes to Link 4, Borrel Sword and Access Accesscode Talker, which can greatly increase ATK, are given priority,
If there is room in the EX frame, it is worth adopting.