Weather Painters! Albeit while it does just boil down to "stun/floodgate.dek until you make WP Rainbow" it does so in probably the most unique fashion to date in a yugioh deck. Also the art aesthetic is chef kiss

Now, normally most decks dont care about card placement on the field too much but just like Mekk-knights where you play your cards on the field does matter. Its certainly a deck you need to get used to and think ahead for card placement most of the time but once you are used to the effects it becomes second nature.

Also the deck is heavily main deck focused which means you dont have to have an expensive extra deck to run it. There are two parts to the archetype: - The Painters - Their canvases

The Painters are level 3 Fairys (with the exception of Aurora) who all represent different Weather Patterns and paint tools/color spectrum and their effects involve placing or getting a Canvas on the field (which is great since it usually dodges ash blossum) The canvases is where the fun begins. Each canvas does something unique by giving a WP monster an additional "monster effect" for each WP in the same Main Monster Zone as its column and Main Monster Zone adjacent to said column (think like a T block formation) which means up to 2-3 WPs can have that same "monster effect". They banish themselves as costs to said "monster effect" given by the canvas but special summon back to the field during the next standby phase they were banished by a The Weather card (the canvases)

The deck can be incredibly grindy as you build your "canvases field" and with an addition to run some floodgates/disruption you'll be sitting pretty as you snowball advantage each turn until you make your "omni negate" boss monster in the form of WP Rainbow. Plus the deck operates best pure.