Borreload Savage Dragon →Used Deck

Existence like an L monster that has the appearance of an S, a general-purpose ☆ 8S, or an S of "Borrel"
Without L, it's just vanilla, so it's essential to use it with L, which is easy to summon this card.
In the 11th term, when he was able to freely deploy S, he realized a general-purpose suppression gimmick with all his decks by deploying Harilladon.
《Crystron Halqifibrax》The encounter rate has decreased considerably since it was not possible to get it easily after the ban.

A person I haven't seen in a while since Hari Fiber died. Scrap, he can use Karakuri, Dragunity, etc. He has a deck, and if he can get radon, he can be as active as he was in his heyday, but his versatility has dropped considerably. After all, it's kind of troublesome to align sync and link, and there are sync themes like Jund that can't be linked in the first place due to restrictions.
If you look at it alone, it's a crazy monster that hits out 4000 points and suppresses it, so it's a perfect score.

When there was 《Crystron Halqifibrax》, this card +α came out just by lining up two monsters including a tuner.
Now that I think about it, it's strange that the conditions for issuing it are looser than the normal level 8 sync.
Even now, I can put out a link in his GY with Radon deployment, but the chances of seeing it have decreased because the hurdles have risen.

Card with perfect illustration effect adjustment
Although the number of times of use is limited, all-purpose negate RBI exceeding 4000. there is no reason to be weak
It's the strongest general-purpose ⭐︎8 synchro with no material restrictions, but if GY doesn't have a Link Monster, it's just a vanilla monster, so his Deck that can be used is limited. Also, you can't use the negate effect immediately after summoning, so you can't do Nibiru Cover by summoning exactly the fifth time like Merkabah. Hari Ladon was just crazy, but this card is a good card that balances well.

Since there are no material restrictions, it can be easily put into play via Harifiber and Auroradon. If you want to do it, you can use his GY's Link 5 L/G/D as an equipment card to get a high firepower of 5500 RBI and negate activation 5 times, but you don't have to do that much. Powerful enough.
Also, if the equipment card leaves the field, his ATK will return to normal, but since he originally has 3000 hit points and his Borrel counter does not disappear, I think he is an excellent monster.

Right now, it's easy to get out with Harifiber, Auroradon, Axel Synchron, and Orion while expanding others.
Even though it's turn 1, Cyber Dragon Infinity's negate effect and his high ATK, above all, it's really strong that you can get it out with less consumption.

ATK is high and can be negate, so it's a troublesome Synchro Monster that's hard to break through.
Preparing level 8 Synchro materials and sending Link Monsters to GY seems like it would take a lot of work, but the advantage is that it doesn't take that much time because you can usually secure it with a relayed Link Monster.
It's profitable if you can negate it even once, and the point is that it's not really necessary to equip a high link.
If you want to raise your ATK, you need link 3 or higher

If you can adopt level 8 synchro in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, this is the first candidate. Auroradon is the eternal Mabudachi.
Although it is necessary to prepare his Link Monster in GY, equipping it will increase the RBI and also have a powerful suppression effect that captures all opponent's cards.
Due to its nature, it is very compatible with the Synchro Deck that develops from Hariradon, and it is easy to create a board surface where this monster with 3 counters at ATK 4050 is naturally lined up next to other large suppressed monsters.
It's super high spec, but it's too good to be tied to the material, so the price is also high.
Why does he have 3,000 RBIs when he can raise his own RBIs?

I'm sorry, but the people who give this card a low rating don't seem to understand its effects.
He has a perme effect that captures not only the "activation of cards" of spells, traps, and monsters, but also the "activation of effects", and even with a link equipped with a needle, his ATK will rise to 3750 with the effect of (2), so you can defeat him without consuming it. hard work.
Immediately after summoning, there are more gaps than Nova Infinity, and there are holes such as not destroying it just by negate, but there is no doubt that it has exceptional performance as a suppressor who can be summoned under loose summoning conditions.
Taking advantage of such loose summoning conditions, I will be working hard as a member of the needle radon suppression team today and tomorrow.

Even now, I think it's too much to think that a Level 8 Synchro with over 3000 RBI and no material restrictions has an all-purpose counter...
With multiple Magistus Decks piled up to become the Ace, friends called him Magistus, S, Dragon, etc., but is Synchro Zorua actually stronger now?

It's been said in various ways, but since there are a lot of link 2 and 3 relays, you can set up 1 interference just by doing a level 8 sync.
In addition, it has the effect of pumping half of the RBI of the equipped monster, so once you stand up, it will work like a fortress.
I can't care about removals that don't activate like Kaiju or removals that can't be chained, but that's the same for other players with Suppression, so if I had to put it together with something like Vanity's Emptiness with Special Summon Suppression, it would make the board tick.

General-purpose sync level 8, the highest peak as an accessory
A versatile negate that captures the activation of the effect, combined with a high RBI, is hard
Most of the themes Synchro Monster is easier to get out of or has higher control power, so if the theme can be synchronized, this character or Baroness will appear almost first.
I don't have much trouble with equipment because I can pinch the tension with most of his decks.

Originally I was using it with pure Rokket, but I returned to it after a year and a half. Along with that, I reviewed the Deck recipe, but this card is a Synchro Deck that uses Auroradon
Release Auroradon and 1 token to Orion Special Summon
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Level 8 sync with Orion and remaining tokens
If you play this card in this route, you can get 3 Borrel counters and his ATK of 4050.
Even though the negate effect is on turn 1, it's possible to "stop the movement at some point" just by being there, so your opponent will have to be cautious.
It can be blown away by lightning storms and thunderbolts, as well as Azeus, which has a lot of material. You just have to force them to use Borrel counters. Of course, even if you don't use Auroradon, the summoning conditions are loose, so as long as there are no restrictions caused by other card effects, you can easily pop it out.
So I broke his Rocket Deck and put this card in my Synchro Deck. 10 points judging from the high versatility and ease of putting out in the synchro dimension!

It has the most mechanical appearance in the Borrel series. For the time being, it is a good card that can be adopted because it is convenient. It's active as a suppression card that can be put in regardless of the theme with a loose tie, and it's a perfect monster as the final point of deployment, but it's not that strong when alone, and against Zoodiac, the effect of Azeus can be activated multiple times in the same chain. Sometimes it sinks easily. Ten points because it is a monster that is easy to use as a whole.

A powerful card. His ATK is quite high, but if you equip his GY link with his own effect, you can aim for over 3000, which is very good. Versatility is also high, and his Deck with Link and Synchro can be adopted without difficulty.

It has an overwhelming effect range that can stop anything once.
It is extremely difficult to destroy this card that boasts his ATK of over 3000 after stacking it on the control board and breaking through its interference. strong.
In addition, if you defeat it, the obstruction effect will be reused. strong.
Well, I think it's fine to equip anything, even if it's sharp. strong.
Since this guy's summoning conditions are sloppy, it can fit in almost any deck if it uses level 8 synchro. strong.
It's so strong that if you have a spare frame, you can put it in for the time being.
Even if you are not on the field because of the rule revision, you can pick it up from the GY by popping it out. strong.
I want to tell you to think a little more and make a card. strong.
By the way, there is no interference effect until the post-Special Summon effect is successfully activated and the counter is placed, so it will fall to Bottomless Trap Hole and the free chain will be destroyed. 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》can defeat it, and Veiler works too. Well, I want to stop at solitaire before it comes out
It's fine if it appears, but the summoning conditions are too loose and it's impossible to narrow it down while always keeping in mind that this guy will appear, so I can't do such a scary thing.

A truly savage being notorious as an accompaniment to oppression.
It has a super strong effect that captures all card effects, but it also has the weakness that no matter how many counters are put on it, it will only be effective once because it is called Turn 1.
If it is alone, it can easily be dealt with even with a slow deck opponent with a notification, but in an actual duel, as I said at the beginning, this card is only an accessory to control... This is by no means a supporting role, but a team control. It is a part of the parts of the formation.
The pressure when standing in a formation that complements each other is tremendous, including his high ATK.

It's just vanilla if you don't involve a Link Monster in the effect's convenient deployment... but in the current Synchronized deployment system, his Deck usually has something like Harifiber, so frankly it's not a problem at all.
It's a highly versatile level 8 synchro, and if level 8 synchro is possible, it's definitely a candidate for adoption.

It is meaningless to say that it is an elephant. It will not be sent to the link GY, and there is no need to make a separate 3. I don't know the card, but I don't know how to give the lowest rating.
As a card, Cyframe Ω is another strong competitor, but depending on the deck, this is also a consideration frame. I think that it is quite strong as a general purpose.

A card with a fairly strong effect for an all-purpose negate, over 3000 hit points, and a general-purpose level 8 synchro.
The original RBI is 3000, and since it is added to it, the effect is strong and there is pressure on + ATK.
If you don't go through Link, it's just vanilla, but even the rules at the time this was introduced weren't so bad because of the existence of Harifiber, and those rules were supposed to involve Link in the first place, so it wasn't even tied down.
It's certainly strong and there's nothing to complain about, but I think it's a 10th gen-like card in a bad way.

A powerful general-purpose S monster that can be fully active even after the new rules.
Link monsters such as Harifiber will continue to be used even after the new rules, and even with Harifiber equipment, he can easily negate ATK 3500 for 2 turns without any restrictions on materials ☆ 8 is exceptional, unreasonably high No need to link
If it's Rokket that makes the Borrel monster an ace, then he's gone to GY.
In fact, regardless of ATK, 2-3 counters are enough
I think it's strength is that it's easy to put out and easy to use with other aces.

The most versatile of his Borrel lineage other than Link.
It's vanilla if it can't be effective, but in the current environment, it's normal for it to be sent out via a link, so it's natural for a Link Monster to sleep in GY if you're doing continuous links, so there's no problem with materials. do not have.
It is a level 8 general-purpose monster with powerful effects, and is a candidate for a powerful monster that rivals Crystal and Cyframe.

Equipped with GY's Borrel line, this is the birth of a monster that can negate Spell Trap monster effects up to 4 times with ATK 4500! HAHAHA
Even if it's not, it's quite attractive that you can get enough control power if you equip around Hari Fiber.
There are no restrictions on materials, so you can consider adopting a deck that is easy to get level 8 synchros.
However, it is defenseless immediately after being Synchro Summoned, so you have to be careful not to be targeted there.

Are there only monsters in "Borrel"?
(shudder). Not only does it have control power, but it is also a level 8 sync that does not specify a tuner, so it is highly versatile.

A card that makes all general-purpose synchros past. I only write strong things.
Due to the height of the RBI and the negate effect, the holding position is very good. The negate effect doesn't involve destruction, but he's strong enough to deal with any Spell Trap monster effect. Even if you try to destroy it in battle first, it has a high RBI that is difficult to break through even with a train. As long as monsters do not appear, there will be no ad loss.
Above all, the material specification is too loose and the price is not so high, so it comes out easily. Even Trish is bound to 3 materials. This is the 10th term.

An upward compatible card for Crystal Wing. However, you have to bury the Link Monster in GY. But anyway Hari (ry

I think this card is a card that can show its true value in combination with Link Monster.
As long as the Link Monster equipped by the effect of (1) does not have his ATK 0, I think it is good that he can exceed ATK 3000 by the effect of (2).
With the effect of (3), even if the equipped Link Monster is LINK 1, I think it's excellent that it can negate the activation of the opponent's effect once.
It's strength is that it's level 8 without being tied to Synchro materials, and I think it's a trump card from the original high ATK.

He is a Borrel monster who appeared in the Level 8 Synchro world.
Simply having 3000 RBI at level 8 with no material restrictions is quite a bit of pressure, but with the turn 1 negate effect and RBI strengthening, the performance is outstanding.
Also, in the same pack, he can easily be used in Guardragon by using Synchro around level 6 and equipping Hari and Three Burst while using it as a material.

Borrel Series No. 4.
This time he has become a Synchro Monster, but even as a Synchro Monster, he still has the abilities of a large monster, and equipping a Link Monster is just like a demon.
His already high ATK jumps to get half of his ATK for his equipped Link Monster, already theoretically able to get his ATK of 4500 as it stands.
In addition, it has the effect of negating the effect as many times as the number of equipped Link Monster markers, so it has succeeded in coexisting resistance and firepower.
What's even more frightening is the fact that this is a general-purpose card, and you can easily use it in any deck as long as you can link summon and synchro summon it. Although it requires a Link Monster, it's less difficult than Crystal, but it's as powerful as Crystal and more flexible (*If this card hits Crystal, you'll lose).
As usual, his Borreload-like card that settled as a trump-like trump card.

O mighty dragon, he will now transform his ferocious fangs into bullets and shoot them through!
Synchro's new universal level 8.
Equipped with a Link Monster is a premise, but it has a considerable bogus effect that not only increases the RBI but also negates the opponent's effect by the number of link markers.
Borrel series too good problem.

A ferocious magazine. This package card.
Upon successful Synchro Summoning, he will equip GY with his Link Monster, gain half his ATK on that card and his Borrel Counters equal to the number of Link Markers, and use his Borrel Counters on Turn 1. has the effect of negating the opponent's effect activation.
It is necessary to prepare a Link Monster in advance, but the performance when equipped is amazing anyway. After getting his ATK from Link Monster, he has a quasar-class negate effect. Since it's a Level 8 Synchro with no restrictions, there are countless routes to take out, and I would like to use his Deck that combines Link and Synchro. For such a guy, if it's a Deck, he'll probably have Halifiber, so Link Monster shouldn't be a problem.
A super-performance general-purpose card that can be used with all of his Link + Synchro Decks rather than for Rokket. The versatility of the trump card is always outstanding in the revolver.

New general-purpose 8 sync
Especially after the middle stage, the negate effect is easy to use, and the control power is high

negate effect is too strong!

Synchro for the first time in anime VR.
There is no material specification, and in addition to Blue-Eyed offense and defense and high status, it is necessary to prepare the link to be placed in his GY, but it has a powerful effect that can negate RBI enhancement and any effects that are activated.
However, this effect is a story after being equipped, and it may be removed or negate before being equipped, and as a negate, there are places where it is vulnerable to interference.
It takes time, but it is a good power with high control power.

If you have a link tuner and you have a reasonable level, you have a chance to put out any deck.
It is easy to put out even Warrior who drops Diabo and starts Isolde.
Recruit Warrior Tuner, go straight to Hari Fiber, level 2 Tuner and Diabo, and the second half can be summoned with a nostalgic S summon.
Depending on the situation, other deployments such as Dark Row can be used, and if you include this card, you will be able to increase the variety of your oppressive formations.
Careless Miss or some reviews have weakened it, but it is a "voluntary effect" that corresponds to all "activation of effects".

Synchronized Borreload, his Borrel as an extra is really good.
Equipped with GY's Link Monster to increase the counter and RBI, remove the counter to negate the opponent's effect and have a tremendous effect. Top class among synchros, it is difficult to push with RBI due to the effect of increasing RBI.
However, since it is a general purpose with no restrictions and has such high performance, it does not let me negate it for free, so I need to prepare a Link Monster in GY for negateization, the Link Monster itself is It's easy to put out, but if you prepare this card in GY and then Synchro Summon it, it's quite difficult. Especially, Halifair, which is often used in Synchro Decks, is a monster you want to keep on the field. Sometimes you have to throw away the effect of 2 and put out an appropriate link 3.
Even so, the effect itself is extremely powerful, so a Synchro Deck with a high degree of expansion would be more powerful than the Crystal.

Borreload Monsters are too strong.

Rokket's new S-monster... but it's actually one of the general-purpose Synchro Monsters.
It is premised that the 1st effect can be used, but it is a very powerful card that has both the RBI increase due to the 2nd effect and the activation negate effect of the 3rd card. In particular, ③ is a negate that removes the "counter" placed on this card, so destroying the equipment card in advance with Cyclone etc. does not prevent the activation of ③. The effect of ① doesn't target, so even if he chained "Called by the Grave" and banished one of his GY's Link Monsters, he said that if there were other Link Monsters, it would be meaningless. specification.
Due to its loose material designation and high control power comparable to Crystal Wing, it is almost always installed in his deck that introduces the S summoning gimmick, an EX Deck control agent.
*The new rule makes it easier to deploy S without relying on Link Monsters, but since there are many Link Monsters that are useful for assisting deployment, the value of this capable card won't decrease in the first place.

General-purpose level 8 Synchro Monster with suppression effect. He needs a Link Monster in his GY to apply the suppression effect, but most decks have a Link Monster, so it's not hard at all. For the time being, the negate effect depends on the number of link markers, but since it's a compulsory effect and it's turn 1, the opponent won't be able to break through or rush in, so stopping once is enough.

GY needs a Link Monster, but it's too strong. It hits easily over 3000, and has a suppression effect that stops monster effects once per turn. A piece that makes you feel like S is inflated if you can put out two bodies without binding materials.