Sure, it might stretch the definition of what a Goblin is, but it has to qualify, as both sides of this card produce a Goblin creature, either in token form on the front or as a zero-mana-value enchantment creature on the backside
There are artifact types, enchantment types, creature types, land types, planeswalker types, battle types, and spell types that can be on either instants or sorceries
The abilities on it are solid for stabilizing in the mid to late game, and so its still pretty playable all things considered
I find it to be a very powerful addition to your burn suite, and it's one of the reasons that red is the deepest color in the format
With only one colored mana, he easily slots into three or more color decks
As always, I'm eager for any feedback, be it on this article, the role of tokens at large, or any of the specific examples I talked about