@PaikuDruid@IamActuallyLvL1 No, it's not, it's true that they are creature cards in any other zone than the stack, but think of it this way, if they were not allowed to be cast from the graveyard when an effect allowed you to, why would they be allowed to be cast from the hand?
@Dork4Short Technically any object can be a token, you could bring flip notes and 2/2 Dwarf on them, and that would be fine, so despite this not saying "token creature", it doesn't matter, as long as it's understood what the token represents, that makes it a token with those characteristics.
@SaffronOlive I could see using this in Ms. Bumbleflower, since it doesn't sac itself it's a nice flying blocker, it's got flash so you can double trigger, and you even want your opponent to draw sometimes.
@MrMervius@fireshoes It's possible the "as you cast it" part is suppose to imply that it only has affinity while on the stack, though in reality, this is likely not going to affect much, since affinity doesn't do anything on the battlefield (other than the Jasmine example you gave)
@SaffronOlive The one thing is that it's only creatures you cast, so tokens and revival spells are less powerful. I am not entirely sure how it works with offspring, would that token get the counters?