"Flower Cardian for Synchrofest" Deck 2022

Playing

Introducing the Hanafuda Deck assembled for Master Duel Synchrofest.
Separately, it can be used outside of Synchrofest.
The basic pattern is
If you go first, gokou, ameshikou, and inoshikacho line up and end the turn.
(Attack Position is good because it has the effect of increasing ATK by discarding the cherry blossom curtain from the hand.)
In this state,
1. Goko negates his Spell/Trap once, negates effect during battle with Flower Cardian
2. Ame Shiko gives Flower Cardian Effect Destruction Resistant & Untargetable
3. Inoshikacho grants Flower Cardian defense penetration & prohibits the use of the opponent's GY (needs to be activated on your turn)
becomes.
His GY usage ban is particularly strong, and most of his decks stop.
In the second attack, while synchronizing, use Hagi to boar and Momiji to deer to empty the opponent's field and attack directly.
The first bid is
10 cards: 3 pine trees, 3 cherry blossoms, 3 curtains on cherry blossoms, and 1 Flower Gathering .
If you don't have these in your opening hand, you can't do anything, so you gracefully end the turn.
There is a 21.7% chance that the first move card will not come in 1 out of 5 cards, so 1 out of 5 times there will be an accident.
Spell cards have very strong effects, probably because the categories are very strict.
In particular, Super Game looks a lot like De-Synchro, but you can revive any monster, and since you can use the effect normally after reviving, you can get about 6 or 7 cards with one card. Synchro Monsters can also be put out normally, so it's much easier to send all Synchro Monsters to GY and resurrect them with a super game at the end without worrying about pressure on the board. It is also possible to line up multiple Goko (I can't because I only have one Goko). Even if the board is emptied during the opponent's turn, it is very easy to rebuild as long as there is no interference. Even if it is sent to his GY at the time of draw, he can retrieve any of his Spell/Trap cards from GY at the end.
Card regeneration is also very flexible, as it doesn't have to be a card added to his hand from his GY to Special Summon. The best thing to do is collect his GY's cherry blossoms and turn the pine into his Special Summon. When sent to GY, in addition to manipulating the top of the deck, he can put spell cards into his hand, which is very useful for increasing combo continuation rate.
《Flower Gathering》recruited 4 cards (pine, awn, willow, paulownia) other than Sakura and made the first move. (Paulownia wood is even used just for this purpose.)
Since the movement changes depending on the card drawn, there is no fixed movement.
Explain only the course of action.
1. Keep one low-level card (Pine and Sakura) on the field in order to refer to the level of the lowest-level card on the field and perform a Special Summon from your hand. Initial action means to put these out. If there is a pine type (☆ 1), you don't have to maintain the cherry tree type (* 3).
2. At first, be conscious of increasing your hand. When you have more cards in your hand, you don't have to choose options that may suffer disadvantages, and your sense of stability increases.
Flower Cardian monsters are structured to be replenished when placed on the field, so even if the number of monsters on the field increases, the number of cards in your hand will not actually increase. Awns, paulownia, and Special Summoned pine will have a negative number of cards in your hand, and even if you draw and discard a spell card (except for card regeneration), it will be negative. You can't keep spinning unless you increase your hand enough to turn these negatives into positives, so you need to be conscious of increasing your hand. With Flower Cardian, there are only three ways to increase the number of cards in your hand: cherry blossom → willow combo, moon blossom viewing, and monster effects from super game. If you have pine trees on the field, you can Special Summon Sakura from your hand, so this is the most important reason to keep pine trees on the field. If the card drawn by the Sakura system is his spell, he will also lose the field's worth of add. If the situation is set to some extent, it's okay to fail about once, but if you lose the field's worth of ads at the combo start stage, the combo will stop and you'll be defeated. Therefore, it is desirable to keep the number of his spell cards in the deck as small as possible.
3. The effect of cherry blossoms is basically willow. Pine only when there are no pines in the field. Since you can release cards other than cherry blossoms, release the willow on the field, put out the willow, and return the willow of his GY to his deck. The movement is standard.
4. With Yanagi, the priority he puts back on the Deck is Willow when there is Willow in GY, Cherry otherwise. It's important to keep two willows in his deck at all times.
5. When the field is full, move Tsukihanami to the EX zone to clear the main monster zone. Playing Tsukihanami is the act of converting the cards on the field into cards in your hand, so while you're worried about your hand, play Tsukihanami. It's just enough to bring out all the EX Tsukihanami. It is also effective to connect from Tsukihanami to Tsukihanami.
6. Sakura ni Maku is restarted after being blown away by Nibiru, or discarded from hand to increase his ATK, so don't use it until you need it. It's better not to take it out even if you pull it out at the moon cherry blossom viewing.
7. Yanagi and Michikaze Ono are tuners, so if you play poorly they will put pressure on the field. It's better to wait until the timing when you want to synchronize. The number of times Yanagi comes into play is very high, so wait until the right timing comes.
8. You can put out upgrade cards (Pine and Crane, Awn and Moon) other than Sakura, Maku, Willow and Ono Michikaze when you can. There is a special summon effect in the draw, but if you draw a pine, you are lucky. Other cards that can be Special Summoned are his own and he can Special Summon.
9. There are only 3 types of draw methods that you don't have to throw away even if you draw a spell card: Willow, Awn, and Tsukihanami. If you try to draw as many Yanagi and Tsukihanami as possible, or use the Awn effect when you have a lot of cards in your hand, you can increase the chances of getting his spell card in your hand.
10. When the field is filled again, open the field again with synchro. Goko requires 5 monsters on the field, so adjusting it so that it can be synchronized with Tsukihanami in the EX zone and non-pine monsters in the main zone will make it easier to continue. If the tuner is in the way, it is also effective to release Hagi and wild boar, Momiji and deer, and cherry blossoms.
If you have a super game in your hand, synchronize with Ame Shiko as EX, Tsukihanami as the main, and Matsukei so that they remain, re-deploy, Goko as EX with 5 bodies other than Tsukihanami, and Tsukihanami as a super game By hitting and issuing a deployment card containing Ame Shiko from GY, you can eliminate the self-destruction disadvantage when the super game fails. If he drops more of his other Synchro Monsters on GY before five lights come out, he can deploy them all at once.
Small story:
If you get hit with a multiplying G, even if you have less decks than him, he's good enough to win by running out of decks.
Every time he plays Willow once and uses the effect, he increases the difference in the number of decks by 1, so he just throws out Willows. On the other hand, the super game is his Special Summon, so if you use the effect of the monster you put out, you will be disadvantaged, so refrain from it.
Once you have a certain amount of cards in your hand, you won't be able to stop just by hitting Urara or 《Effect Veiler》, so let's draw it hard.
Tuner Monster has an effect that automatically adjusts the level of all monsters to 2, and this effect enables synchronization, so if the effect is negated, synchronization will not be possible.
Inoshikacho's ban on using her GY is an activated effect, so once activated, it will continue even if Inoshikacho leaves the field. So, if it's the first move, there really isn't much need to leave Inoshikacho on the field after the effect activates. However, since there is no guarantee that it can be summoned again, it is better to leave it for the time being. Above all, the opponent who doesn't know about it throws up resources to eliminate Inoshikacho so much that it's funny.
Ame Shikou is a level 8 Flower Cardian, so it can be used as a release material for the moon in the awn. Also keep in mind that when you have a Moon in the Awn in your hand, you can play Ame Shiko and release it. It may feel like a waste of money, but Ame Shiko on the middle board has almost no value, so let's go without mercy.

Strength

High control power from Gokou, Ame Shikou, and Inoshikacho on the final stage
High combo success rate after the first move
The comfort of the preceding one-kill when hit by a growing G
Very cheap because all cards are completed with secret packs and cards of fate. Tsukihanami is recommended for generation.

Weakness

Since there is no space to stack trigger cards, it is easy to get stuck in the opponent's advance deployment
《Skill Drain》etc. can not be helped
dueling takes time
It's one of the best solitaire decks in Master Duel, so I feel sorry for my opponent

Customize

Paulownia and Awn on Moon, decrease Flower Gathering and add Super Koi Koi to regenerate cards. I don't have 《Super Koi Koi》, so I didn't put him in the recipe, but probably 《Super Koi Koi》x 3, card regeneration x 3, super game x 2 is his best number of spell cards.
The expansion stops when only upgrade cards are in your hand (especially Cranes on Pine, which you have to stack on Pine without Special Summon effect), so 《Super Koi Koi》, which can solve that, is still powerful. The image is that the value of being a strong card sent to GY is combined with the value of being able to use it as an initial move. (In fact, I don't want it to come to my hand much other than the first hand because I have turn 1.)
He doesn't need a lot of spell cards, considering he can draw almost all of the deck in one turn.