Ursarctic Grand Chariot →Used Deck

Destruction of 2 cards is very strong. Although strong. . . I don't know if 《Ursarctic Polari》will be safe by the time this card comes out. It's a bit harsh to say that I'll open a hole with this guy in the second attack. I think that it will be possible to deal with suppressed monsters with punches and put them out in the main 2.
It's probably a card that was printed with synergy with Ursarctic Quint Charge in mind, but unfortunately there's no way to bring it in, so it's sad that it can't be used in practice.
The strength of this card is that unlike 《Ursarctic Septentrion》, which negates allies for some reason, it does not interfere and it can target and destroy your own cards as well. Dropping cards like Ice Barrier that are useless to have to GY, dropping Desperado Barrel Dragon equipped with Therion "King" Regulus into his GY to connect to search, and Ursarctic Radiation with no counters. You can divide the
The time will surely come when I can play an active role instead of such a shabby role. . . .

Even though it destroys targets, it's not bad if you use Quint Charge to interfere with your opponent's turn. The target resistance also makes it easier to deal with the opponent's interference and is excellent as a bonus.

A representative of the monsters that come out with Quint Charge.
Friche comes out and removes two cards.

Septentrion is Latin, Grand Chariot is French Big Dipper.
It can be called with the same conditions as Septentrion, and has the effect of destroying up to 2 cards when Special Summon succeeds, and the effect of releasing a monster from your hand or field to negate Ursarctic.
Compared to Septentrion, which specializes in suppressing and chooses opponents, this one has better breakthrough power, and he has DEF, and is a card that doesn't choose opponents. Since the method of putting out is the same, it can be used completely.
You can destroy two cards just by putting them out. It's also easy to aim for him because Ursarctic is ahead of the must mission. ATK is lower than Septentrion, so you can forcibly take away the ad with this effect.
The second effect grants target resistance to many of his Ursarctic. The cost is heavy, but if you have a big dipper, you can cover it with the GY cost. It is powerful because it can also protect Bell Acty's excellent permanent cards such as Big Dipper. It is also recommended to line up with Septentrion because it will also be resistant to Septentrion, which has a strong suppression.
Another excellent trump card on par with the Septentrion. I feel that it is quite rare to have a deck where two cards can be played firmly on both sides.

I think the effect of (1), which destroys up to 2 cards on the field, is excellent.
The effect of (2) needs to be released, but I think it's a welcome effect that negates effects that target "Ursarctic" cards.
It's an S monster with a special summoning method, but if you use the "Ursarctic" Deck, you can revive the level 8 "Ursarctic" tuner with "Ursarctic" Polari, so I don't think there's a problem.

"Ursarctic" for ad collecting, ① destroys 2 cards on the field during SS and destroys the field. Furthermore, he can use ① with some peace of mind without being disturbed by 《Effect Veiler》due to ②.
② is a defense that takes targets, and since it is a "Ursarctic" card, it can protect not only monsters, but also his Spell/Trap "Ursarctic" card on the front side.
Excellent Bear Bear

It has the same level of summoning conditions as Trion, and although the RBI is lower than over there, it is excellent in removing two cards and interfering with the board, and the target effect negate makes it easy to pass the effect and has a good place.
It is also excellent as a target to be summoned with Quint Charge and can aim for interference.
I think I'll use Trion for opponents whose effects are likely to hit, and Chario, which can be expected to be stable for opponents who aren't.
I think it will be an ace on par with Trion in Ursarctic.