The darkness of the blue, the appearance of the swirl, the color payoff of the yellow, and the overall tightness of the card can look different
Unlike the kind of advantage afforded by something like Temur, Bant doesn't need to take a ton of actions per turn once it gets going
Frail, yes, but repeatable, HELL YES
And didnt you love the part where Doc and Marty had to drive their train off the cliff
It is removed from the game and placed into the exile zone, where it loses all memory of its former state (any damage incurred that turn, enchantments, counters, equipment, whether it was the target of any spell or ability, and any other effect)
Molten Echoes Molten Echoes gives you a token thats a copy of the creature that just entered the battlefield, and thats very good with strong ETB creatures or decks that care about numbers