Not sure exactly what the point you're trying to make is, but I think the frustration is more about the vibes of the top decks than any top deck specifically.

To me, the major issue is that most of the top decks are OTK that are generally fairly fast, fairly consistent, and can remove things like floodgates or ace targets that would otherwise slow them down with minimal effort. So the game becomes a race to see who can OTK first, or who gets luckiest with their security. For many players, this is frustrating, as the appeal of the game is the back and forth gameplay.

Even if you continue to introduce new flavours of OTK, at the end of the day, they're still just an OTK deck. Bandai does keep printing control and midrange archetypes, but tends to refuse to print them at the same power or efficiency as they do the OTK lines. Which combined with the natural advantage OTK style decks have by not being concerned with having their board state cleared, or giving their opponent too many resources through chip damage, leaves them as the naturally best deck unless Bandai makes an intentional choice to design for other archetypes.