So, the purpose of this article is to try building and playing with a budget-friendly deck, which also serves as an experiment to see if one can easily get started with Standard
The reason they are on their own I think is because its simply a list of cards featured in the game which, at the time, were all unobtainable

Provided Decklist: Monsters: 16 | Zombino ||| Gunkan Suship Shari ||| Gunkan Suship Uni ||| Gunkan Suship Ikura ||| Gunkan Suship Shirauo ||| Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring Spells: 21 ||| Unexpected Dai | Upstart Goblin | Terraforming | Monster Reborn ||| Dark Factory of Mass Production ||| Swing of Memories || Forbidden Droplet | Supernatural Danger Zone ||| Piercing the Darkness ||| Gunkan Sushipyard Seaside Supper Spot Traps: 3 ||| Gunkan Suship Daily Special Extra: ||| Gunkan Suship Uni-Class Superdreadnought ||| Gunkan Suship Ikura-Class Dreadnought || Gunkan Suship Shirauo-Class Carrier || Gagagaga Magician | Number F0: Utopic Draco Future | Number F0: Utopic Future | Infinitrack Fortress Megaclops | Hiita the Fire Charmer, Ablaze | Bujinki Ahashima Note: This is continuing the style of Creative Deck Profile articles, designed to showcase a build through replays and an attached summary

I want it to look like a normal MTG card. Modern I want it to look like Magic back when rules text was printed on parchment. Vintage I want the art to flex
1 Wattfox The Watt archetype is full of creatures who look like they'd fit right into the Pokemon world as Electric-types, but Wattfox is the only one that looks similar to Pikachu, despite being based on different animals
The only modern cards worth holding long-term are: Special Illustration Rares (SIRs) featuring Charizard, Pikachu, Eevee, or popular Trainers