Is Azuki’s Godmode like “cannot be destroyed by battle or card effects” in Yu-Gi-Oh!?
PartlyPartly. Yu-Gi-Oh! monsters that can’t be destroyed can still be banished, returned to the hand or Tributed. Godmode stops every way a card effect could move it off the field.
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 battle and destroy effects.
Different
- Banishing or bouncing gets around Yu-Gi-Oh! destruction protection. Nothing like that works on Godmode.
- An indestructible Yu-Gi-Oh! monster can be Tributed. A Godmode card can’t be sacrificed.
- Godmode still loses to a full row: when its owner’s row is full, an entering entity can replace it, because replacing is a rule, not a card effect.
Yu-Gi-Oh!: checked against the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Rulebook. Azuki TCG: printed card text and the rules.