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(As an anime archetype, I thought an anime pic would be better, but I couldn't find an HQ one with Jonouchi as well, which I wanted. :P)
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{{Infobox archetype
| image  = SkillSuccessor-TF04-JP-VG.png
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| image  = Battleguard.png
| caption = "[[Swamp Battleguard]]" and "[[Lava Battleguard]]", in the artwork of "[[Skill Successor]]"
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| caption = "[[Swamp Battleguard]]" and "[[Lava Battleguard]]"
 
| ja_name = バーバリアン
 
| ja_name = バーバリアン
 
| romaji  = Bābarian
 
| romaji  = Bābarian

Revision as of 16:01, 2 November 2014

Battleguard
"Swamp Battleguard" and "Lava Battleguard"
Japanese
  • バーバリアン
  • Bābarian (romanized)
  • Barbarian (translated)
French
  • Garde
German
  • Kampfwächter
Italian
  • Guardiano
Korean
  • 바바리안
  • Babarian (romanized)
  • Barbarian (translated)
Portuguese
  • Guarda de Batalha
Spanish
  • Guardián de Batalla
Sets
Anime appearances
Lists

"Battleguard", known as "Barbarian" (バーバリアン Bābarian) in the Japanese version, is an archetype used by Joey Wheeler in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime and Strong Ishijima and Gen Ankokuji in Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V. Originally, one of the "Battleguards" belonged to Tristan Taylor, but he gave it to Joey before his Duel with Rex Raptor and he used them to defeat Rex's "Serpent Night Dragon" but were then destroyed by "Red-Eyes B. Dragon".

Due the their Japanese name ("Barbarian"), the "Battleguard" group is a sub-archetype of "Barian".

All of their anime support that was released in the OCG was retooled to support Warrior-Type monsters, making them an archetype only in the anime.

Playing style

The most powerful "Barbarian" monsters are high-Level, and focus on beatdown strategies, while the lower Level ones and their support focus on making the Tribute Summon of the high-Level "Barbarian" monsters easier, by Special Summoning monsters, negating attacks or gaining control of opponent monsters.

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