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Time Thief that comes with the comics.
It has the effect of releasing itself and banishing 1 opponent's monster until the end phase, and the effect of self-regenerating by returning his Time Thief on the field to the hand.
The first effect is to remove troublesome cards when other cards are lined up, and aim for damage all at once. The cost of releasing this card is high, but since this card can self-regenerate, that part is not a problem.
Self-regeneration requires you to bounce your own cards, but it works well with crowns and adjusters that have their own Special Summon effects and summon triggers. That said, there aren't many Time Thief cards that are good to bring back, and although it offers a wide range of tactics, it may be a tough card to play the leading role.

Armed Dragon Lv7 equipped with 《Armed Changer》.
By sending one Wind or Supreme Dragon to his GY, he has Special Summon effect from his hand. It has the effect of strengthening according to the level of the card and limiting the attack to one body.
The cost of Special Summon is relatively wide, making it easy to Special Summon. If you prepare Armed Dragon and Thunder for the cost, you can activate the effect at the time of the cost, so the Thunder axis will be more powerful.
Once in play he powers up the monster while feeding his GY with an Armed Dragon. Since you can only attack with one monster, you might want to use it when you want to blow away the opponent's colossal monsters. This card itself is a large 2800 card, so if you want to use it for LP scraping, you'll need to send a Lv10 Armed Dragon to GY. This card itself can also be strengthened, so it can demonstrate his ATK of up to 5800 by itself.
ATK up of 3000 is also active in aiming for his ATK 10000 of Thunder Lv10. Good theme support.

Fusion not riding.
A Curse of Dragons equipped with armor that can be fused with Warriors and higher Dragons.
He has the effect of salvaging his Spell Trap of Dragon Knight Gaia Support when fusion summoning, and the effect of allowing him to GY fusion when issuing a level 7 dragon fusion as long as it exists on the field.
The material is loose, but the effect is almost exclusively for Dragon Knight Gaia Deck. Cards derived from Curse of Dragon, which can also be used to fuse Dragon Knight Gaia, are likely to be used in many cases. With the Gaia Deck, you can easily gather materials with 《Galloping Gaia》.
《Spiral Fusion》is the target for the salvage effect. GY Fusion becomes possible, and this card is lined up with Dragon Knight Gaia cards. Please note that there are surprisingly few target cards.
《Instant Fusion》correspondence is also a big attraction. Since it's treated as a fusion summon, you can use salvage, and if you want to temporarily unlock his GY fusion, it's great that it doesn't depend on the material. In the future, if there is a card that he wants to put out in GY fusion, even if it's a level 7 dragon fusion, he may be able to make use of the 《Instant Fusion》correspondence.

Pay 700LP to either salvage GY's Ursarctic or release 2 Ursarctic to move like Dark Synchro. It has the effect of returning all other cards to the Deck so that the total of GY is 7.
A counterbalanced card that is both a clean salvage card and an outrageous romantic gun. Will the basic operation be to activate salvage every turn and try to recover the hand that consumes a lot of money? Another effect, his unique Special Summon effect in the opponent's turn, can interfere with the Grand Chariot, but if you leave the material as it is, it's easy to see what you're aiming for. It's also possible to Polarize his Ursarctic Tuner, which he used to disrupt his opponent's turn.
When an Ursarctic S monster is destroyed in battle, it turns into a Roman Cannon. If you aim at me, there is no opponent to thrust into the trap you can see, so you will have to lie down and wait until the time comes. If you activate it, the opponent's GY will probably be wiped out, but 7 cards is a pretty ridiculous number, so I wonder how far I can take the field and hand.
As a romantic gun, the conditions are limited and the firepower is surprisingly poor, but in exchange, it is a card that is easy to use on a daily basis. The key is the salvage effect, and the Roman gun effect ends up as a check against destruction in battle?

This card, which means Big Dipper in English, is an aerial carrier of the Ursarctic.
Effect that can substitute Release for Ursarctic's effect only once per turn with Ursarctic of level 7 or higher from GY, places a counter whenever a monster is Special Summoned, and if there is an Ursarctic Synchro on the field, a monster is Special Summoned. It has the effect of removing all 7 or more counters at the same timing and gaining control of 1 opponent's monster.
Only once per turn he can cover Ursarctic's activation cost with his GY removal. This card works especially well with Polari, who can be activated directly from his deck, and can immediately lead Polari to the Septentrion Grand Chario. The exclusion tongue card can be returned with a slider, so I want to use it well.
Stacking Special Summons can also take permanent control. He wants an Ursarctic S monster to trigger the effect, but if it's an Ursarctic, it should be easy to get out. Rather, the bottleneck is that it's slow enough to accumulate 7 counters, and the triggering effect of the Special Summon trigger is unstable.
The cost substitution effect alone is extremely powerful, and it's a card I'd like to use for Polari's sake.

A Quick-Play Spell that has the effect of Special Summoning various restricted Ursarctic monsters from GY or exclusion.
The target is limited to Ursarctic, and the target is attack sealing, end destruction, and only monsters with levels are tied up, but even so, a Quick-Play Spell that has both resurrection and return with a single card is rare.
Since the effect can be used firmly, it is possible to recover ad with non-tuner resurrection and sabotage with tuner resurrection. The resurrected card can be used as a material for Special Summon, so there is no waste.
It's a card that is extremely useful and agile in the sense that it can return Bell Acty that was removed with Big Dipper to his GY.

Ursarctic launch.
It has the effect of discarding 1 card from your hand and searching for 2 Ursarctic monsters, and the effect of removing this card from her GY instead of releasing it for the effect of the Bearkti monster.
A search card that discards one card and searches for two cards. Since the distribution of tuners and non-tuners is important in Bell Acty, a search like this card that can bring one copy at a time is more compatible than a one-card search. However, if you eat 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, time will stop due to the intense consumption of cards from the beginning.
Another effect is a small big dipper, which you should use when you need it most. It can't be used on the turn sent to GY, so if you want to use it, it seems that he needs to send it to GY early, but since the normal effect is strong, should I regard this effect as secondary?
《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》is the only one that really needs attention, but it is a powerful search card that fits well into the Deck.

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.

Instead of S summoning, send a tuner of level 8 or higher and a non-tuner S monster to her GY so that the level difference is 7, in short, a card that performs Dark Synchro and summons.
As long as it exists in the field, the effects of cards with no level issued from the EX Deck are negated, and when the opponent uses his Special Summon, he has the effect of searching for Ursarctic.
The way to put it out is very special, but Polarie and Big Dipper are excellent, so if you put out Polarie, you can easily connect to here. The Polari can also be easily targeted with Departure, so it's not a dream to set it up on the first turn.
It's a very disgusting card that specializes in suppressing power against Grand Chariot, which is good at breaking through and resistance. With the first effect, he becomes Xyz and a man who absolutely locks down links, and in particular, crushing links, which greatly contributes to development, can be a big blow depending on the opponent's deck type.
The second effect is also strong. Not only can you recover the hand of the rough-handed Bell Acti, but if you search for Ursarctic Tuner, you can further dominate the field with their deployment and accompanying effect activation. Especially if it's Mega Tanas with the Book of Moon effect, he can use Special Summoned cards as face-down defense.
It's a fact that the power of his deck, which is centered on fusion and synchro, is halved, but it's still a trump card with tremendous power.

A meaningless card that is a level 1 S monster that cannot be S summoned.
Special Summon can be performed by sending a tuner and one non-tuner to GY so that the level difference is 1, and GY's Ursarctic can be activated by releasing a monster of level 7 or higher with the effect of activating "Ursarctic Big Dipper" when the Special Summon succeeds. Has the effect of reviving or salvaging.
In addition to simply arranging Bell Acty tuners and non-tuners, 《Deep Sea Diva》calls level 3 non-tuners, 《Rescue Cat》calls levels 3 and 4, and uses right and left drivers. However, the effect is completely dedicated to Ursarctic, so he is mainly used in Ursarctic.
You can overcome the cost with the effect of activating Big Dipper and replace the highest class monster on the field with Bel Acty. If you revive the Bell Acty Tuner, you can connect it to the Septentrion or the Grand Chariot.
If you use the effect of the activated Big Dipper, you can immediately revive Bell Acty Tuner, and after using that effect, you can use Septentrion or Grand Chariot. It is a card that can never be removed from the gimmick of Bell Acty, and it can be said that it is a pillar with perfect effects.

His Special Summon effect common to Ursarctic, Level 8 Tuner Ursarctic with the effect of banishing 1 of his GY on opponent's Special Summon success when his other Ursarctic is present.
The effect of this card seems to be weak if you write "Lost", but it seems strong if you write "DD Crow". Hand triggers allow him to Special Summon, and he can use effects, but the effects are not continuous, so even if you chain to Revive or Salvage, he will only be Special Summoned, and the removal will come one step later. On the other hand, he has the best ATK as a tuner, and it's not impossible to make use of ATK as a lid.
Even if you use it roughly as a tuner, you can steal the opponent's GY cost, so it may be the easiest to use as his Ursarctic tuner that throws roughly with ATK.

His Special Summon effect common to Ursarctic, a level 8 tuner Ursarctic that has the effect of making one of the opponent's monsters into the backside Defense Position by special summon success when another Ursarctic exists.
A mega polar whose effect changed from Cyclone to Book of the Moon. Although the cost is high, it is an effect with a wide range of tasks such as blocking his Special Summon from EX, blocking attacks, blocking some effects, etc. It is a dream to be able to use it as a hand trigger.
Even if you work as a tuner, you can set the opponent's card before Synchro Deployment, so you can use it as a battle support. It has a lot of specs, so it's a card that's easy to adopt even in Bell Acty.

His Special Summon effect common to Ursarctic, level 8 Tuner Ursarctic that has the effect of destroying 1 of his Spell Trap with a success of Special Summon when another Ursarctic exists.
Part of the Ursarctic Tuner, the effect is hand trigger, but he can Special Summon and he can Cyclone on Special Summon success. It's a nightmare effect for Continuous Spell Trap and Field Spell, and it's simply an excellent effect to monitor and end cycle against them. It's a card you want to keep in your hand, but at the same time it also has a job to call Polari and level 7 Ursarctic Synchro as his Ursarctic Tuner. Even if you use it on your own turn, the back will be peeled off, so the excellence will not change.
Destruction can be piled up by searching with Miku Polar and using it with Mikutanus. Ursarctic Tuner is also an easy-to-search hand trigger, so if you play it the wrong way, all three will do a good job.
However, the effect of Tuner Bell Acty requires Bell Acty on the field. He wants to keep Ursarctic monsters running because he's weak when empty.

A level 7 Ursarctic that has a special summon effect common to Ursarctic, and has the effect of special summoning one of his Ursarctic cards in his hand when special summoning is successful.
Unlike the other two level 7 Ursarctic, they cannot perform searches or salvage to directly recover their advantage, but due to their own effects, they can disadvantage Ursarctic, which needs to be released to Special Summon, in the form of Special Summoning without releasing. are overcoming
However, since it is the same as performing the next Special Summon with the cost of searching and salvaging cards from Mikupolara and Mikutanus, it is clumsy and less stable as it can only be deployed. I want to make good use of Departure, which can search for his two Ursarctic, and Radiation, which can draw two cards with his own and Special Summon effects.

His Special Summon effect common to Ursarctic, a level 7 Ursarctic with the ability to salvage his Ursarctic monsters in GY upon successful Special Summon.
It is Mikupolara whose Saatchi has become a salvage. The method of Special Summon and the part of recovering advantage at Special Summon are almost the same, but since the search is salvaged, it is difficult to use in the early stages and the sense of stability drops, and it becomes easier to use in the latter half.
Compared to Miku Pola, it is still painful that it is difficult to start. Among the three level 7 Ursarctic, I feel like it's the most difficult to handle. Even so, being able to reuse the effects of Level 8 Bell Acty is a unique advantage...