Borrelsword Dragon →Used Deck

Access Accesscode Talker and Link 4 finisher
However, I think that which one to adopt depends on whether it is a Deck that sandwiches Link 3 or not, so I have the impression that there is not much competition.
With the effect of gaining his opponent's ATK and the effect of attacking twice, it's very easy to earn battles damage. put away
10 points considering that the finishing power is too high and the material specification is loose and easy to put out

Generic Link 4, still strong. I can't deny the feeling that the access code is eating my role, but Valeso has the goodness of Valeso and it's not a simple backward compatibility. There is no need to prepare link 3, and the battle position change effect can be used as a hindrance, which is unexpectedly troublesome. A card that can still fight in active service.

≪Introduction≫ Revised #02/28
I'm a little confused about the fearsomeness of the Borrel Dragon common effect, so I'll add it.
Borrel ① "Your opponent cannot activate effects in response to the activation of this effect. This effect can be activated during your opponent's turn."
= Has a quick effect that prevents you from making chain blocks
×＝If you chain to your own card effect, you can prevent the opponent from interfering ×
about it. ← Wrong
"If you succeed in monster summoning (including back defense set) on your turn,
　(《Capricious Darklord》, etc.) If the ``Summon'' is successful due to the activation effect of Chain 1,
At the start of each phase, at the start of the damage test (attack declaration),
Or, immediately after the effect processing ends, the effect activation at "etc."
"It can be banned in turn 1."
Here's a wiki link with more details on this.
Remove the "http" part on morals. Please take responsibility for any problems.
s://yugioh-wiki.net/index.php?%CD%A5%C0%E8%B8%A2=#i1df4022
In short, this common effect text is
"Only once in your turn when this card exists,
"I am not affected by interference effects during the above timing."
and can be rephrased. In short, other than this common effect, it is a bonus.
In the case of this guy, the bonus is
"Prohibits attacks by opponents other than L monsters for 1 turn."
"I can hit one more time instead of my ally". Strong!
≪Main topic≫
If you have a low ATK monster that you don't want your army to attack, you can attack twice,
Since this guy's ATK is virtually honest,
"ATK + 3000 possessed by 1 opponent's monster that can be used as an attack target"
That's what it means. Even if the opponent is Numeronias or Numeronias Numeronia, the former wins 8000vs5000, the latter wins 53000vs50000, and if you put your allies to sleep, you can hit them again.
≪Weak point≫
Honest ATK does not last and can only be used if you attack.
In addition, although it is the fate of the finisher, there is no resistance to effects.
In short, the first Special Summon is meaningless unless there is a harassing Trap or Furice effect. In that case, rather than calling this guy, let's stop with Mascarena and call the other party's MP.
9 is the strongest number z... In the first place, the evaluation vector is different, but as I mentioned earlier, it has no resistance to effects, so if you can't kill it in the turn you call it, it will be eliminated in an instant. Cards that have synergy with other cards (which was normal until a while ago) are not very strong against the current broken army.

I'm always indebted to you, but the requested material is a little heavy.
Combat Destruction Resistance: It's usually over on the turn you use it... so don't forget it because it's rarely useful.
Firepower: RBI up! Attack twice! strong. I only feel murderous intent to go for the second shot in the raised state.
Become a Defense Position: double attack bonus, chain block bonus, Rokket/dragon launch. Sometimes it really helps, but it's rare.
Usage example "The opponent cannot activate the effect in response to the activation of this effect"
・When summoned or used during a Special Summon, it does not fire 《Torrential Tribute》.
・Use it when declaring an attack to take care of mirafo and fader. Also, you can catch "Shooting Star Dragon" (be careful because you can escape if you use RBI up and down).
・My opponent's LP is 200, and my turn draw is Sparks! At that time, you can take care of 《Drastic Drop Off》(???
・You can read 《Accumulated Fortune》and harass under 《Dueltaining》(??????
I call it a chain blockade, but thanks to this, I have won, so I want to use it properly.
It's not like you can block any kind of interference. For example, even if you have Called by the Grave, you can't stop the resurrection target of "Monster Reborn" because of the priority.
It is good to remember the act of not transferring the priority (for details, see the priority of the wiki).
There are rivals such as access codes, but in the end, it is often thought that this side has this strength.

Guys with low scores
The Phantom Knights Rank 4 brain muscle manager whose recruitment rate has increased again
ATK Suck, hit, hit with the guy on the side, use the guy on the side as a defense, and hit again Don! and mostly game set
Lonely Adventurer Token is a crotch servant

It used to be famous as an expensive finisher, but now it's a cheap card that's spread around. What are these guys with extremely low ratings?
Recently, the usage rate as a finisher has risen again, and I feel that one-kill with multiple attacks that increase the RBI will be needed in any era.

In addition to strengthening, you can attack twice, so the damage growth is very good.
However, it is a little disappointing that you need other monsters to be in Defense Position, and that you can endure with honesty because the strengthening is at the time of attack declaration.
Even if you use Honest, it won't be destroyed in battle, so you can aim for another monster.

I was impressed by the fact that there was a guy who even used multiple pieces of dirt and dropped the evaluation.
A large Link Monster that was once used in various decks as a finisher.
Instead of attacking only monsters twice, which is common in recent cards, it is possible to attack directly, and his ATK raised by the effect of (3) can be directly attacked by the opponent. Since ATK up is processed first, it is also strong against complete resistance.
However, the material designation was loose and the removal effect was repeated, and after the access code that was sufficient for him as a finisher for ATK was released, the adoption rate dropped. I never dreamed that this card would disappear due to inflation.

Super aggressive generic link 4.
When this guy comes out, the game is usually over.
The role of a finisher tends to be compared to an access code, but if you only think about simple battles, this one is easier to use. It's cheap.
He only uses Link 2 monsters, so if he's a deck, it's better to put in a Borrel sword.

It's a murderous mass-like card with an honest effect and continuous attack built-in.
The appearance of slashing down any large monster as long as it can be defeated in battle is reminiscent of Lightning in the past.
I'm a combat fanatic who leaves removal to other cards, so I haven't seen it much recently because it's been taken over by Access Code, but it still has a threatening finisher performance, and it's cheaper than Access.
Well, both of them can't beat Astram, but Lightning can win with no damage, so it's interesting.

Brain muscle frame of link 4
You can attack twice under loose conditions, and the effect of increasing your RBI and lowering your opponent's RBI is also resistant thanks to the order of processing, making it easy to knock down your opponent.
Even during the opponent's turn, being able to stop the attack of Archon etc. with the Defense Position change effect is very plain but convenient.
It's been said a lot, but since there are only 3 materials and it can only be destroyed in battle, access tends to be prioritized.
However, his ability to break through in combat is superior, and his kill performance is still strong because he has a relatively large deck that emphasizes effect resistance and neglects combat resistance.
Subtle, but compatible with Pentastag

As is often said, access codes tend to take their turn these days, but they often outperform monsters that are unaffected by effects (Vareso: up to 6000, Access: 4300 for LINK2, 5300 for LINK3), and Link Since there is no need to use the material, this will be preferred especially for decks that mainly use synchronization.
Somewhat high one-kill performance is still alive and well, and I don't think the absolute evaluation will go down for a while.

Recently, I don't see much with only access Accesscode Talker
Is it because you can't get ads directly and you need 3 materials?
However, if the attack goes through properly, it will still be instant death, and it is one that you can't let your guard down.

He's famous for being more of a fighting demon than Lightning who can do things like Kaizen Honest, and he usually dies when he comes out. Also, not only is he devoted to combat, but he also has small skills such as combat destruction resistance and Friche attack blocking, which is really nice. Make the Ivries sent to you kill yourself...
Despite having such specs, the material specification is not so strict, and even his deck with low deployment power can be popped out if you rely on halifiber.
But lately, I feel like access codes have taken over the role of finishers. Inflation is scary (immortality)

A general-purpose finisher that specializes in combat. Due to its high RBI and powerful effect, it is not impossible to overturn the board with a single card. Also, since there are no material restrictions, it's scary that you can easily use any of his decks.

Link 4 finisher that is the perfect match for access code
Access code for Decks that are easy to get Link 3 and Decks that allow Hariselene access
Borrel Sword if you need to deploy Link 2 and 2 other monsters side by side
Impression that you can live separately with

This is the second installment of the Borrel series.
This Link Monster has a battle destruction resistance that will not be removed even if an effect such as Honest, which has the effect of increasing ATK, is activated.
However, all of his effects are limited to the battle phase and his deployment power is not that good.
Cards with battle position change effects, including this monster, do not work against Link Monsters that cannot defend.
Also, there is no opponent's monster, and even if you are in the back side Defense Position, ATK cannot be increased, so be careful.
It is a difficult point that you need to assess the situation of your opponent's field,
The Link Monster, which is good at switching from inferiority once decided, gives the impression that it is certain.

The strongest monster in battle. A powerful Link Monster that can do a one-kill if you use its effects well.

A monster with absolute aggression on par with Lightning. A necessary evil to defeat resistant monsters. It has a built-in force and attacks twice. It's a monster. Furthermore, it is very tenacious with battle destruction resistance.
These days monsters will fill the field, whether it's an environmental deck or not, so this monster will pop up. One kill was rampant for a while, and I collected a lot of hate.
Removal by effects works, but most of them come out via Mascarena, so they can't be destroyed even by effects. It's too dirty!
We need a card like this that flips over with the second attack, but since it exists, it's even more popular to attack first and block it, so I'd like you to forgive me.

One half of the World War Two criminals who caused the stock of monsters with resistance to crash down across the board. The ultimate type of frontal breakthrough.
Link Monster with a high attacking temperament will almost always be compared to this card, but it is almost impossible to overcome the wall of this card unless it becomes a balance breaker. If you don't try to differentiate with flashy removal, resistance, and counter effects, the reason for existence will be erased. This is the most sinful thing.
His greatest achievement is that he promised a minimum amount of power to his deck, which has spin power but lacks finishers. Like Cloudian or Crystal Beast. Even for decks with weak deck power, if the deployment power was assisted, great power was guaranteed. (This can be said about Link) It's better to remember the fact that a comfortable duel was realized thanks to the high degree of freedom in summoning.
A masterpiece of general-purpose links on par with the Borreload Dragon.

I think it's a bit too packed. Kind of like Link's version of Lightning.
The combat power and 1 kill performance are amazing, and the defense can be done so so.
As I said in Borreload, it's crazy how easy it is to get something like this out if you have the power to deploy it. You don't have to worry about low levels or RBI.

Recently, it tends to lose market share to Access, but it still boasts top-class performance in general-purpose Link 4, and if you give it a nickname, it's exactly "Vareso of Death".
It is one of the goal points of Link Summons and is the finisher for everyone in the Link Monster version. It became popular for its aggression that made it seem like his life was dying.
Since the resistance is weak, if there is already a face-down card on the field, or if the turn is passed to the opponent without being able to defeat it, it will inevitably be removed, but if it can be used as an attack target, even a high hit point perfect resistance will be defeated in battle. No one will doubt his high decisive power and his overwhelming power.
Since the effect that raises your own ATK is processed first, you can raise your own ATK even when attacking monsters with perfect resistance (monsters whose ATK is not halved by this effect) like Ultimate Falcon. Therefore, most of the resistances other than combat resistance can be buried by hitting from above.
However, you can't get your hands on Astram, which is also a general-purpose link 4, and when you're on the receiving side, you're weak against Valero, and if you don't put it out via Mascarena, it's usually removed by Access, so be careful.
And above all, it's wonderful that the illustrations are so cool.
Because it appears so often, many people may have the image of "I'm tired of seeing it" or "I hate it", but personally, it's one of the few cards that makes you feel uplifted just by holding it.

If there is space, you can insert it for the time being.
He has the ability to deploy Deck = One kill.
Astram, Valero, and Apolloosa are competing for the Link 4 position.

Like Valero, it is loosely tied to materials and has very high penetration power, so it is often used in most EX decks.

Now you can buy it for less than 700 yen.
LP6000 or less is lethal range by sword. scared. By the way, there are no restrictions on Special Summon, so it pops out of Aggar Pain.

A one-kill monster full of murderous intent.
Combat resistance and non-chain resistance are excellent, and double attacks with force effects are very powerful.
Whether it's a monster with strong resistance or a super high RBI monster, it's reliable to break through.
Link 4 is fairly heavy, so it's barely allowed.

This guy from Endosukego is terrifying.
I feel really strong when I use it.
I created the possibility to reverse the situation at once with a single scapegoat.

If Borreload is in charge of breaking through the board, Borrel S is in charge of suppression, and Borrel Guard is in charge of tricks, then this card is in charge of the finisher.
The material specification is also heavy with 3 or more Effect Monsters, but it is a standard material specification for Link 4.
As a finisher, it can be said that it is the highest level among all monsters. The current style of fighting in Yu-Gi-Oh is to take control first, then bring this guy out at the right moment to end the game. Therefore, with the exception of some Decks, it is a Link Monster that is used in most Decks.
For that reason, it has become one that attracts more hate than that Lightning.

fighting demon. I can only feel murderous intent.
Not only "Lord" but "Borrel" is terrifying.

If you want to prioritize loading as a countermeasure against Sandra, and there are no special circumstances such as no EX slot, there is no reason to remove it with his Deck.

A fucking card with the highest strength and versatility that can be easily accessed thanks to some kind of Hari-something.
Since the revision today (01/01/2019), valves have been banned, but Jetrons can be substituted, so the simple route won't be ruined unless Hari or 《Linkuriboh》is banned.
The effect of increasing the right to attack is also Friche, so there is no waste if you attack with the target monster and then defend.
However, I think this card is a necessary evil like Crystal Wing and Lightning, so please ban Hari, the root of all evil.

As expected of Konmai's current favorite link summon
As always, not only does it have a broken free chain and resistance without any compensation, but Hope the Lightning also has an overwhelming super-attack performance.
For example, link summoning, which is already the strongest recently
Among them, some players will think of him as one of the most broken things, Firewall Dragon.
Firewall/Dragon is still like the god Jace in mtg, in a way Planeswalker, Bounzer.
But Borrelsword Dragon is a creature
It's also one of the strongest creatures that can end the game with just one card.
In the midst of this broken free chain, resistance, and even more effects being the default, the fact that the priority of the activation effect still hasn't returned to the previous rule is that much fear for the activation effect. probably because I keep doing it
Destructive effects such as "Dark Armed Dragon" and "Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon" cannot be allowed to perform at their best even in an era where the strongest creatures that are too overwhelming are the default.
Well, if 《Dark Armed Dragon》or 《Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon》are errataed and the priority of the free chain or the activation effect is returned to the previous one, even the strongest link creatures will be destroyed. would be natural
There are Dragon Ruler and other dragons with activation effects, but in order to return to fairness, it is better to lift the ban, at least it will be closer to fairness than it is now.
Especially after the original best performance or modern adapted errata instead of chaotic monarch dragon errata etc.
After all, if you think of Yu-Gi-Oh's dragon as Blue-Eyed's white dragon, you can't help it if the performance of a single unit is too different.

How many times have I been given the lead in the deck that goes first, and how many times have I let this card kill me first...

After the anime broadcast ends, this guy and he will be the first to get banned by Firewall on good terms. Even during anime broadcasts, Goyo, Higurumi, Monkey-san, etc., etc. have been thrown into various examples, but as expected, they use a lot of power in their illustrations, and both of them are so popular that you could say they're the face of Puck. So I guess I'll live in this season.

I think it's a candidate card for banning as much as FWD.
It's almost an okay situation, it cuts a lot of LP, and it's even worse than Lightning.

I admit that it's strong, but personally, it's a broken card that surpasses even Lightning, which was said to be broken and made a fuss about, and it's the monster I hate the most right now.
First of all, it is not destroyed in battle by the effect of ① and is attacked twice by defending the Attack Position monster on the field by the effect of ②. It can be said that it is resistant to destruction, and with the force built-in effect of the third effect, after hitting the opponent's monster in defense, the remaining Attack Position monster can be attacked safely while increasing the RBI with the force effect. I think it's overdone with Rino's heaping specification... Now I think that Lightning is cute.
In fact, in the current environment, if you can get this guy out quickly with brain death, and if there are several other suppressed monsters, the duel will be settled at that point. It is often said in the streets that it is not strange. Well, even restrictions would be bad enough, so banning it might be appropriate, but what happens in the future is up to KONAMI.

The second in the Borrel series.
As you can see, it has a sharp performance, and it has a tremendous firepower that brings it to the end of the game at once.
Performance is a word that specializes in combat.
When it comes to actual combat, he is invincible, whether it is Lightning, Honest, or even if the Star Spear is flying at him, he can endure it.
The effect of ② is a performance that combines the two aspects of defense and attack, and since it is a free chain and does not care about yourself or others, its uses are truly abundant.
3 is similar to Force and Rebellion, but since it doesn't target, it cuts most monsters in half. As expected, this effect can only be used once per turn, but it doesn't make sense because it can attack twice more.
In battle, while boasting unrivaled firepower, it has almost no resistance, and will be blown away in no time if you let your guard down.
If you can maintain it, it's better, but basically it's a type of card that earns damage in an instant, so you want to be careful where you get it.
Rather than overturning the board, it is a type that earns damage anyway, and the roles of lord and sword are different.

A mass of murderous intent in the top class of LINK4.
《Borreload Dragon》is a mutual relationship, that is, strong. In exchange for the target resistance and control seizure, he has ATK absorption and two attacks, allowing him to demonstrate his overwhelming ATK.
Either way, it's outstanding as a loosely bound LINK4, and it's an essential class in his Deck, which has enough development power to stand up LINK4, and it's a shame that it lacks interest.

The weak point is that the material is a little heavy, but it can be easily taken out via Halifiber. Breakthrough power is the highest grade and link markers are easy to handle
It's powerful to solve high-hit monsters with resistance such as Chaos MAX with this guy
If you attack the attack position, it's pretty powerful that almost 3000 passes, and it's easy to aim for one shot because it attacks twice. It is very convenient that the lack of hit points can be solved with this single Deck.
With the same material, he also has Borreload, but that one has strong resistance and control grabbing, so it's hard to decide which one to include.
It's a very powerful card, even if its resistance is a bit unsatisfactory.

It's a bit heavy when trying to use the full offensive ability, but every day his deck has a high hand trigger tuner insertion rate, and there is a possibility that it will come out via Khalifa etc.
It's easy to stop because it doesn't have any resistance to effect destruction, but it often comes up to decide on the turn, and if you can't prevent it, the game ends.

Link 4 Borrel monster with high murderous intent.
She has a strong will to absolutely pass 3000 damage, and it is an effect that targets a target that cannot be chained like Borreload. I guess.
Perhaps because of its combat-specific effect, the battle destruction resistance that seems superfluous will give a decent amount of pressure to this card, which can knock it down on the next turn.

Has battle-specific abilities suitable for Link 4
It can be appreciated that the Defense Position effect can be used even in the opponent's turn
Mr. Guard...

I think it's a monster that is strong in battle, with a battle position change effect that doesn't allow chains, a double attack effect that comes with it, and an effect that raises his own ATK and lowers his opponent's ATK.
On top of that, he has a high ATK and battle destruction resistance, so I think it can be said to be one of Link Monster's trump cards.

The new "Borrel" monster comes with battle destruction resistance and continuous attack effect. However, it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that continuous attacks cannot be performed if this monster is the only one on the field, as he has the condition that he puts Attack Position monsters in Defense Position. Instead, it is possible to use a monster that has already finished attacking as a defense position and attack continuously. Basically, you want to put the opponent's monster in Defense Position and increase the RBI with the effect of ③, and hit over 4000 damage with the second sword. Since it is a free chain, it can be used to interfere with the opponent's attack, but considering the current environment where Link Monsters are the main, its usage is nothing more than a bonus.

A mass of murderous intent.
Since the double attack effect is Friche, you can set it to Defense Position after your monster attacks. I don't really care.
Since it's a sword, it would have been nice if it had a sharpness effect.

Link 4 monster you want to summon first in the Borrel Deck
○Benefits
not destroyed in battle
Adds two attacks to itself by making the target monster a Defense Position.
When attacking, the opponent's ATK is halved and the opponent's ATK is halved. It only activates at times, but it's not destroyed by battle, so it's a contradiction in a good way.)
● Disadvantages
Same material weight as Borreload
Is it going to be restricted soon because the effect is too brutal? ?
(Personal opinion)
I like the design more than the load...! !
Strong effect too! !
I would like to give 10 points, but as I mentioned earlier, I think there is a possibility that it will be restricted.

A derivative of Borreload, or rather a subspecies. A powerful general-purpose Link 4 that specializes in combat. Combat resistance close to bonus, effect to change to defense that cannot be chained + 2 attacks, dark rebellion effect and quite murderous specifications.
Combined with the double attack and the Dark Rebellion effect, you'll end up with quite a bit of LP.
Like Borreload, it seems to be able to play an active role as a general-purpose link 4.

A monster that can be called a demon of battle. It is also strong against cards such as Honest. Furthermore, the effect of (3) has a brutal attack ability that can be used against any monster. Including the display change of (2) and continuous attacks, it becomes a powerful attack ability. Due to the defense position, the damage is reduced and the number of monsters to pursue is reduced, but you can reduce it somewhat by playing.
The drawback is that it has no resistance and the material. A lot of removal, in the current environment it will be removed immediately. It's hard to put out because there are not many materials, but this point is the same as Borreload, so it may not be a problem.

A new Borrel Link Monster. You mean a bayonet...?
It's a link 4 with the same effect as Borreload, so it's pretty heavy, but there's no restriction, so it's not like it can't be used. Along with Lord, it is considered as a finisher candidate for general-purpose link 4.
It is an extremely aggressive monster that cannot be destroyed in battle, and has the effect of instantly setting one monster to Defense Position and gaining the right to attack twice.
Although it is less reliable than Lord in terms of resistance, it has a good compatibility with two attacks and his ATK up, and scrapes the opponent's LP. When attacking twice, the opponent will be in Defense Position, so the damage will be reduced, but you can also aim to put the opponent in defense or launch your own Rokket.
A card with his ATK, one of Link Monster's best, suitable for the final stretch. Will it work as a finisher?

Considering that the effect of not being destroyed in battle with 1 is 3000 points, it is subtle, but there is no loss because it can withstand being surprised by a combat trick.
The effect of 2 allows you to attack twice by setting one monster on the field to Defense Position.
Since it can be activated during the opponent's turn, it can be used as a simple attack obstruction, but it does not mesh with the effects of 1 and 3. You can also see the side that is subtly misaligned in some places, such as being unable to follow up when used.
The effect of 3 is a force effect, but unlike Rebellion, it raises itself and lowers the opponent, so it can be used even in front of monsters that are not affected by the effect.
It's not bad, and it's capable enough to serve as a finisher, but it's a little off-putting considering the weight required for Link 4's 3 Effect Monsters.
Well, at present, the weight of this level of material is not due to the influence of halifiber, so it may not be something to worry about.

Like the load, it is heavy with 3 or more effects, but it can be easily summoned with a deck that has the ability to deploy.
Unlike the load, the marker position is facing the opponent, and if you place it in the main, it will only expand by one, so it is easy to interact with each other, but this point is inferior to the load.
It has a force effect, and it doesn't take any targets, and the breakthrough power is very high. If there are only 4000 or more monsters on the opponent's field, one-kill is possible with strengthening effects and consecutive attacks.
The battle position change effect is useless for links, but it is highly reliable and easy to protect your own army by sealing the chain. If you do, you will effectively abandon the attack of the target monster, so you want to cover it with playing.
It also has battle destruction resistance, and due to the change in battle position due to the high RBI, the defense is solid, but in the current environment, it is not uncommon to have multiple monsters over 3000 lined up, so it is a welcome effect. Considering chain sealing, the actual resistance range is even wider.
I think it's a powerful card that has the best fighting power of Link, and compared to Lightning and Daribe, it's a level-independent Link that surpasses versatility.

Like Borreload, 3 or more Effect Monsters and a large LINK4 Link Monster.
With the effect of 3, you can absorb half of the opponent's ATK when declaring an attack that weakens Supreme King Dragon Dark Rebellion, and you can attack continuously with the effect of 2. Furthermore, since the effect of 2 is Flice, it can be used as an obstacle, and it has the effect of activating the effect of Rokket and combining offense and defense. Since it has battle destruction resistance, it can block the attack of the opponent's trump card while taking damage.
However, even if it is made in Defense Position, it does not have a piercing effect even if it is a continuous attack, and it is completely useless against the effect removal that is spreading, so overconfidence is prohibited. In the future, if a card that grants effect targets and effect destruction resistance to Link Monsters with a certain number of links or higher comes out, it will be unrivaled, but I don't think it will come out because of this...

Rokket's trump card and general-purpose link 4, which can be said to be the opposite of Borreload, is packed with various things and has a devilish finish.
Combat resistance is close to a bonus, but it's easy to exceed 3000 RBI in this era, so it's nice to have a simple effect. It can be used as a trigger for , and since it can attack twice, it has a very high murderous intent. Although it does not mesh well with the effect of making Defense Position, it is continuous after removing the opponent's monster by targeting Magna. After attacking or defeating a guy in Defense Position with another guy, it is also possible to call it a continuous attack, so it is still strong.
Even so far, the murderous intent is quite high, but it even comes with a bonus that forces it when attacking, so it's packed so much that it's okay to pack it in.
Despite its strength, it's versatile and a very good card that can be used in many decks.