It forced everyone to ask if the things we celebratefantastical art, creative mechanics, powerful cardsmight inadvertently promote or reflect vile ideologies
Additionally, the second ability is also pretty Modern-centric, with a repeatable way to exile the opponent's graveyard, over and over again
So, WotC did do a solid job of crafting these decks to keep the action moving, preventing too much turtling and one player from just crushing everyone else
I think its value comes from the combination of anime nostalgia, attractive artwork, and low supply
Meanwhile, Living Energy features a desparked Sahaeeli at the head of Temur deck which will let you "charge up artifact creatures" with your stockpile of energy