Is Azuki’s Godmode like Indestructible in Magic?
PartlyPartly. Indestructible stops lethal damage and destroy effects, but Magic still lets you exile, bounce or sacrifice the creature, or shrink its toughness to 0. Godmode stops every card effect that would remove it.
Godmode in the Azuki TCG
A Godmode card cannot leave the field by taking damage or by card effects: no destroy, no return to hand, no bottom-deck, and it can’t even be sacrificed to pay a cost. It still takes damage, can be attacked, and can be moved to the Alley by Displace (since the Alley is still on the field). Two things remove it from the field: being replaced when its row is full, and losing Godmode to Killing Mist’s disable first.
The same
- Both survive any amount of damage and every destroy effect.
- Both lose their protection if their abilities are removed.
Different
- Godmode also stops return to hand, bottom-decking and every other removal by card effect. Indestructible doesn’t stop exile or bounce.
- You can sacrifice an indestructible creature. A Godmode card can’t be sacrificed, even by its owner to pay a cost.
- The Azuki way around Godmode is a full row: an entity entering a full row replaces one of the owner’s choice, and replacing is not removal.
Magic: The Gathering: checked against the Magic Comprehensive Rules. Azuki TCG: printed card text and the rules.