In said deck where the tokens are also conniving and doing a bunch of other synergistic things it seems solid, and flavorful
Edge of Eternities is a laudably weird set, and its colorless cards embrace that ethos: there's a new Eldrazi that has a pseudo-Solemn Simulacrum effect, there's a 9/9 that you can cast for three, there's a card that casts Hive Stirrings every turn, and there's a Mindslaver variant with an Emrakul-sized activation cost
While cards from this set were later split between Paradox Rift and Paldean Fates, Raging Surf served another purpose in Japan other than being a collectors item
Usually, regular holo rares feel more special than the average reverse holo, especially in modern sets
While it can only come into play as a copy of an opponents creature, there are plenty of times where that will be valuable
Special Summon it, but its effects are negated