Is Azuki’s Bloodlust like [When Attacking] power boosts in One Piece?
PartlyPartly. Both raise an attacker’s power for the turn as the attack starts, before Blockers or Defenders redirect it, but Bloodlust only triggers when the chosen target is a Leader.
Bloodlust in the Azuki TCG
Bloodlust gives a card +1 attack until the end of the turn the first time it targets a leader for an attack each turn. Attacking a tapped entity first will not spend it. In our reading of the printed wording, because it checks targeting rather than combat damage, a Defender redirecting the attack does not undo the +1.
The same
- The boost applies during attack declaration, before Blockers or Defenders redirect the attack.
- If a Blocker or Defender steps in afterward, the attacker keeps the bonus against the blocker (in our reading of Bloodlust’s targeting trigger).
Different
- Most One Piece [When Attacking] boosts fire whether you swing at a rested Character or the Leader. Attacking a tapped entity doesn’t trigger Bloodlust.
One Piece TCG: checked against the One Piece Card Game Comprehensive Rules. Azuki TCG: printed card text and the rules.
