How it plays
The deck turns cards face up in the deck and life areas to power its effects. Shin Asakura sets up the top of your deck and reveals the opponent's hand, and face-up cards let Heisuke Mashimo gain Impact and make your cards cheaper. The Super Rare Raid versions of Taro, Shin and Heisuke are the main attackers, and I Can Hear Everything removes a front-line blocker. It plays fast and aggressive.
Sakamoto Days has no English starter deck. The list is mostly commons and uncommons plus 12 Super Rares, and the 4th-place Gen Con list was almost the same.
Decklist
Main deck 50
4 Heisuke Mashimo
UE19BT SMD-1-004
2 Heisuke Mashimo
UE19BT SMD-1-005
4 Heisuke Mashimo
UE19BT SMD-1-006
4 Heisuke Mashimo
UE19BT SMD-1-008
4 Shin Asakura
UE19BT SMD-1-013
4 Shin Asakura
UE19BT SMD-1-014
2 Shin Asakura
UE19BT SMD-1-016
4 Shin Asakura
UE19BT SMD-1-017
3 Taro Sakamoto
UE19BT SMD-1-021
4 Taro Sakamoto
UE19BT SMD-1-023
2 Taro Sakamoto
UE19BT SMD-1-024
4 Taro Sakamoto
UE19BT SMD-1-026
2 Lu Shaotang
UE19BT SMD-1-030 · Parallel art (R*)
3 An Ordinary Everyday Life
UE19BT SMD-1-039
4 I Can Hear Everything
UE19BT SMD-1-040
50 cards listed in total