I love drawing 7 but the look on the opponents face when I throw down the first ursarctic is always somewhere between glee and pitty. The worst part about it is the interaction between polar star and big dipper which I have to explain every time I do it.

Looks like you over watered them a bit. Lots of water will make them big but they will lose flavor.

Math isn't taught like any other class in school. The structure of the school year incentives students to take a test then immediately dump the information from one section to make room for the information from the next one. You can't do this with math as it stacks on top of itself.

As an ursarctic player i have 3 answers. The 3 level 8 tuners are all miserable. You would think a deck with d.d. crow, book of moon, and mst from the hand would be great but they require a tribute to summon, a monster already on the field, and after all that, they activate on a separate chain.

Centur-ion didn't really see much play in the tcg but is still going pretty strong in masterduel. Main reason being that MD players have no idea how to go second against it.

Mitsurugi was made to be used exclusively with ursarctic. Anything else is an abomination of deck building.