This came about from me playing around with the usual Warrior formulas. It's a little bit out there, but I think it really functions well as a strange variation on the usual stuff you'd see from them. The deck mainly works around spamming out monsters that either sit on the field or tie into other monsters for draws and stuff. Freed can be probably be sided out, he's mostly here to toolbox search for everything needed. Being incapable of being targetted with Spells does have some pretty strong advantages though.
Generally you want to always +1 off the deck here, which is why Crane and co are around for additional draws to sort though the deck faster. The D.D. monsters help with targetted removal alongside Exiled while King Tiger and Kycoo handle popular Chaos/Panda builds. Familar Knight is great for working though into though plays as sudden as possible while also working into possible BLS targets. Why two Return/Upstart? Mostly for additional speed by getting back your main pieces of the deck to rework again.
Traps are mostly focused around baiting backrow removal options, stuff like Reckless and Jar for proactive deck boosting for more targets for your main plays. Pharaoh's Treasure kinda works into that by being a searcher that your opponent can't actively stop. It's not practial for sure, but for the deck this is supposed to be it's fun so it doesn't matter that much lol
Side-deck goes into more bigger plays that aren't as reliable. Rare Metal can be cheesed out with either Captain or Familar, but considering it's a 2400 beatstick it's not that much of a issue. There's also more of a hand-focused play with Blade Knight alongside Phoenix Wing to essentially just run though as much as possible with great removal on all sides; you generally run though your hand fairly well when using the main Summoners so this is particularly easy.
There's definitely a more optimised version of this deck that focuses mostly on Chaos spamming with Familar and Crane, but this is about the best I've got so far into something like that.