Borreload Dragon


Dragon / Link / Effect 
3+ Effect Monsters
Neither player can target this card with monster effects. Once per turn (Quick Effect): You can target 1 face-up monster on the field; it loses 500 ATK/DEF. Your opponent cannot activate cards or effects in response to this effect's activation. At the start of the Damage Step, if this card attacks an opponent's monster: You can place that opponent's monster in a zone this card points to and take control of it, but send it to the GY during the End Phase of the next turn.

ATK/3000 [LINK-4] 
CARD ID: 31833038
STATUS TCG: Unlimited
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YuGiOh! TCG karta: Borreload Dragon

TCG SETS

TCG SetSymbolRarityLowAvgTrend
2018 Mega-Tin Mega Pack MP18-EN131 Secret Rare---
Circuit Break CIBR-EN042 Secret Rare---
Duel Power DUPO-EN074 Ultra Rare---
Structure Deck: Rokket Revolt SDRR-EN044 Common---

Card Trivia

 This monster is the cover card for Circuit Break.
This monster is Varis' Signature card. It shares its 3000 ATK with the rivals of other series, which are Seto's Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Chazz's Armed Dragon LV10, Jack's Red Dragon Archfiend, Kite's Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon, and Declan's D/D/D Doom King Armageddon.
This monster appears in the artwork of the following cards:
Borrel Buster Barrier
Borrel Half Replace
Execute Protocols
Quick Launch
Tactical Exchanger
This card is the first Link Monster that requires a minimum of three monsters as Link Material for its summoning condition.
This card's OCG name uses the Japanese romaji of the word barrel while its TCG name is a play on that pronunciation.
Befitting the bullet motif of Varis and his Rokket archetype, this monster bears several gun-like features. Part of its torso resembles the six-chamber cylinder of a revolver handgun while its forearms resemble the barrels of one. Lastly, its mouth opens up and reveals a cannon when it attacks.
In fact, whenever a Rokket monster's effect is used in the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime, they transform into bullets, becoming literal cannon fodder for Borreload's mouth cannon.
This card appears to contrast Firewall Dragon, as both monsters appear to mirror their stances and have opposite color schemes in a similar vein as the rivalry between Red Dragon Archfiend and Stardust Dragon. This can also be shown in their effects as Borreload Dragon forcefully controls other monsters before sending them to the graveyard whereas Firewall Dragon willingly protects other monsters and even returns monsters back to the hand. Due to this, Borreload can be considered as a rival to Firewall.
Interestingly, Borreload is immune to Firewall bouncing effect, furthering this rivalry.
Similarly, this rivalry seems to extend to Decode Talker as well. With opposing color schemes and stances that mirror the other much like Red Dragon Archfiend and Junk Warrior. The effects contrast each other as well: Decode Talker derives strength from other monsters to empower itself and protect them, while Borreload Dragon weakens other monsters to protect itself. Due to this, Decode and Borreload can be considered rivals as well, albeit only at the beginning of the series.
This is further implied by how Decode Talker defeated Borreload in the end of Season 1 of VRAINS in a manner reminiscent of how Junk Warrior beat Red Dragon Archfiend at the end of 5D's. Lastly, both events involving a skirmish between the two monsters were foreshadowed in the first opening of each respective series.
Interestingly, Borreload's attack reduction effect is something Decode Talker cannot negate, adding to this.
This card has several counterparts and forms.
Link
Evolved: Borrelend Dragon
Offensive: Borrelsword Dragon
Prototype: Booster Dragon & Overburst Dragon.
Supportive: Borrelguard Dragon
Non-Link
Fusion: Borreload Furious Dragon
Synchro: Borreload Savage Dragon
Xyz: Borreload eXcharge Dragon
Each of this monster's non-Link counterparts made their debuted in a Duel against one of the Ignis', and contributed (whether directly or indirectly) to that Ignis eventual demise.
Borreload Savage Dragon debuted in Varis' Duel against Windy, the WIND Ignis. It was the card he used to beat Windy, causing him to be crippled with a virus made by the Knights of Hanoi that he never recovered from.
Borreload eXcharge Dragon debuted in Varis' Duel against Lightning, the LIGHT Ignis. It was Varis' secret weapon against Lightning, prompting the Light Ignis to take Varis out with him, leading to him being in a near-death state before he willingly let himself be absorbed by Bohman.
Borreload Furious Dragon debuted in Playmaker's Duel against the Ai, the DARK Ignis. While it wasn't Varis himself who summoned it, both of its effects were put to good use, allowing Playmaker to best the Ignis modeled after him, leading to Ai's subsequent termination.
Each of the Borrel Link Monsters' Link Arrow locations seem to be based on a junction of their names, appearances,  attacking methods or some combination of the three.
In the case of this monster, its active Link Arrow locations (Left, Bottom Left, Right and Bottom-Right) are reminiscent of the spread of pellets from a shotgun blast (hence the Borreload" part of this monster's name and this monster essentially being a giant gun dragon.  There is also the fact that this card's first effect has synergy with the Rokket monsters, which take after mechanized dragons that are melded with a type of weapon bullet, whose effects take after the type and mechanisms of the round they're named after; these effects effectively are viewed as these rounds being spent (especially the way this monster uses targeted Rokket monsters as ammunition" within its gun apparatus in the anime.))