Shocked vs other games
A Shocked card does not untap during its next untap phase. On a tapped card that means a lost turn: it can’t attack, can’t use Defender (which needs it untapped), and as a tapped Garden entity it can still be attacked. Denmu shocks whatever attacks it.
Is it like…
“Doesn’t untap during its controller’s next untap step” in Magic: The GatheringYes
Yes. Shocked is the Azuki TCG’s keyword for Magic’s “doesn’t untap during its controller’s next untap step”. The difference is what a tapped card means: an Azuki tapped entity can be attacked, so Shocked also keeps it open to attacks.
What’s the same and what’s different“Will not become active in the next Refresh Phase” in One Piece TCGYes
Yes. Both keep a rested (tapped) card from readying at the start of its owner’s turn, and in both games that leaves it attackable for another turn.
What’s the same and what’s differentFreeze in HearthstonePartly
Partly. Both cost the target its next attack. Freeze works on any minion or hero. Shocked keeps an already tapped card tapped, which in the Azuki TCG also keeps it open to attack and stops Defender.
What’s the same and what’s differentParalyzed in Pokémon TCGPartly
Partly. Both cost a card its next attack. Paralysis also stops retreating and ends after its owner’s next turn; Shocked is just one skipped untap, which also stops Defender and keeps the entity attackable.
What’s the same and what’s different
