It's certainly worse that Natural Order, but the fact that you can even compare it to Natural Order at all is pretty impressive

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If that cost has no generic mana, the cost isn't reduced.
Although those characters are easy for your opponents to banish, the number you can deploy at a pittance should keep them busy enough that they'll struggle to gather points themselves
Maybe there is a deck out there that can reliably get her out as early as turn 3
For example: Ever As Before lets you choose any number of characters for both parts