It's restrictive enough it can be played around, and it might make Vigilance in aggressive decks more desirable, but in any scenario it's the kind of sweeper that makes the format more interesting
Well, any blue deck with counters and non-creature spells
Smuggler's Copter Copter is stupidly powerful
What that means is that its a unique spin on a familiar character, playing on their expected traits without changing their nature in the process
It works particularly well in this archetype because leave the graveyard cards are often triggered by other things that generate an advantage: You might return creatures to your hand with a Regrowth, reanimate a creature, play lands from your graveyard, etc
When I was later reviewing1 the Wishlist, I noticed that Yedora2 is a legendary creature, and so eligible for commander shenanigans