Doing this also only costs two mana, which is quite powerful for Standards terms
You want a simple, straightforward deck You want a competitive deck that wins easily and consistently You like the idea Shapeshifting to victory but want something more competitive (play Lazav, the Multifarious) If you're interested in a janky Johnny deck packed with weird, unique interactions not seen anywhere else, then Volrath, the Shapestealer is the commander for you
For Jumpstart, Wizards decided to revisit the anime art style of Kamigawa: Neon Dynastys showcase frame, but somehow managed to lose everything that made that first whack at the style such a big success
The suspend cost is beneficial, as when it comes back to your turn, you can choose to deal the damage directly to the opponent, or to a creature that your opponent may have played