Agave Dragon →Used Deck

Manma Biollante. No, put it out on Kaiju, not Link.
Various effects can be activated depending on GY, but all of them are salty for Link 4.
As far as Dragon is concerned, I feel he has potential because he is good at GY fertilization and can be fired from EX, but...?

A card that puts an end to the main 2 in his Deck of the Dragon main
I want to keep in mind that as long as the match is over, large Borrels etc. can be used as materials for one minute of the link without hesitation.
Surprisingly, there are quite a few situations where you can get stuck.
The only problem is whether or not to allocate an EX frame for this, if I do, I will work often
Other effects... be careful not to forget to process ()
I wonder if someone who can use it well will write it (appropriate)

A card that is heavy like Link 4, but I don't know what to do with it
The effect is plain and subtle, let's use another link 4

It has a high RBI, an easy-to-handle marker, and various effects, and the materials are loosely tied, but I'm not sure if I can say that I'm poor in dexterity.
None of the effects are effects that can be directly added, and it is extremely difficult to obtain all effects.
Dragon is the major one, but his Borreload exists in the same link, RBI/Marker, and it has the power to deal with most monsters because it can exert its effect regardless of the material. Well, regardless of race, he has many rivals even if he's Borrel.
To be honest, I can't get rid of the subtle feeling by itself, but the material is loose and has its own advantages such as burn and recovery. Depending on the deck and future card pool, I think we may be able to take precedence over other rivals. In the present circumstances

New Generic Link 4. However, it is hard to say that it is an effect that matches Link 4.
You can burn, hit up, and recover, which can only be described as plain, in response to a specific race of GY.
These can overlap, so dust can pile up and become a mountain. Here is the score.
However, general-purpose link 4 has a lot of competition, and most of them have the ability to flip the board, such as Firewall, Borreload, Skaldet, and Griffon. Among them, it is extremely difficult to adopt Ryuzetsu Ran.
Isn't it better to use tokens as materials to differentiate from others?
The RBI itself is high and has the potential to go up, so it can be used normally as an attacker. It's not that you can never use it. However, in order to evaluate it, I inevitably compare it with others, so I gave it 4 points.
When you have an empty Ex and you're not sure what to do with it, this card might just be the place to point it out.

General-purpose link 4, but the effect is somewhat limited.
Any effect that requires 4 minutes to link a monster other than a token is sober, doesn't get an add, and the multiplier is low, so I can't think of a situation where Link 4, where there are strong players such as the Borrel series, will give priority to this.
If there are 4 types of monsters designated as GY, you can use 4 effects, but they are all too weak to be very happy.
At the very least, if the token was OK, it could have been operated as a simple 3000 RBI, but if the token was NG, it would be possible to issue something like Topolo...

The orchid that slays dragons. A troublesome guy who thinks everything is a dragon and targets it for effects.
When the Link Summon is successful, you can use effects that correspond to the number of GY dragons and races with "Dragon" attached. If you are a dragon, you can burn according to the number, if you are a dinosaur "dragon", you can increase his ATK, if you are a sea "dragon", you can weaken the entire opponent's field, and if you are a phantom "dragon", you can recover LP.
You can use a wide range of effects, but all of them are pretty weak effects for Link 4, and it seems that multiple activations are required. However, his deck, which has dragons, dinosaurs, sea dragons, and phantom dragons jumbled together, must be said to be a perverted construction, and the number of individual pieces will decrease and the dexterity will become poor. It may be better to specialize in one race, but Baan is hard to make use of as a Dragon target with Sparrow's Tears. His ATK bottom-up against dinosaurs is the easiest to use, but Dinosaur boasts a lot of power, so it may go even higher. The absolute number of sea dragons and phantom dragons is small.
It's also hard to match the number of links and markers to his Borreload. There is a big ad here that only 2 materials are enough, but it is also true that the card power is large and the water is open. It's hard to be active even in that situation, even though you choose the situation, huh...

LINK4 which did not shine for the first time. It's not a bad idea to have it because it can be used in any of his decks anyway, and has an offensive ability against certain decks of his. It's a rare monster whose effect changes depending on the GY's race, but for some reason it's bad for dragons and phantom dragons. I'd like to use it in a Dinosaur Deck if possible, then a Sea Dragon Deck. Of course, his Borrel monster from LINK4 is completely outdone in terms of performance, so I would like to pay attention to the fact that if I use a LINK monster, I can get two of them.
By the way, I feel a great romance in the monster names and texts. An orchid dragon rising above a decaying dragon.

Orchid Killing Dragon's Life
It seems to be an ingredient for tequila, and it is also used for children to make noise in the plastic pool. It seems that the real thing is quite tall.
It is a race support link 4, and each other's GY races can get the effect up to 4.
Putting aside the fact that although he is a Genryuu himself, his effects are the most plain, and although he does have poor dexterity such as plain burn and RBI up and down, it can be said to be a relatively excellent card.