| Displace | Returning Characters to hand | Partly Both scale by cost to clear Blocker or Defender units without K.O.’ing them, though One Piece splits bounce (Blue) and enemy cost reduction (Black) across two colors while Azuki puts Rainworn Gate cost reduction and Displace together in Water. |
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| Bloodlust | [When Attacking] power boosts | Partly 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. |
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| Sealed | “Will not become active in the next Refresh Phase” on DON!! | Partly Both freeze rested resource cards through one refresh phase without removing them permanently, though One Piece uses Refresh-skipping DON!! locks offensively against opponents while Sealed IKZ is a self-inflicted cost that also blocks manual untaps until after Reset. |
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| Dual-element Leaders | Multicolor Leaders | Mostly Both unlock two full card pools in your 50-card deck and start with lower life: usually 4 Life instead of 5 in One Piece, and 15 health instead of 20 on The Sisters in Azuki TCG. |
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| Shocked | “Will not become active in the next Refresh Phase” | 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. |
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| Charge | Rush | Yes One Piece’s Rush lets a Character attack the turn it’s played, and attacks go at the Leader or rested Characters, the same targets Azuki Charge allows. |
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| Cooldown | Characters can’t attack the turn they’re played | Yes One Piece Characters can’t attack the turn they’re played unless they have Rush, and Blockers still block. Azuki cooldown works the same, with Charge and Defender. |
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| Defender | Blocker | Yes Defender is the Azuki TCG’s Blocker: after an attack is declared, rest (tap) it to become the attack’s new target. The order differs: One Piece blocks before counters, Azuki plays Responses before Defender. |
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| Infiltrate | “Your opponent cannot activate [Blocker]” | Yes Infiltrate does what One Piece’s “your opponent cannot activate [Blocker]” does: the attack goes where you aimed it, unless a counter or response stops it. |
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| Response | Counter step | Mostly Like One Piece counters, Responses are only used when you’re attacked. Azuki Responses come before Defender, not after Blocker, and each one has a real cost, usually IKZ; there are no free counter values. |
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| On Play | [On Play] | Yes One Piece’s [On Play] and Azuki’s [On Play] are the same timing: the effect happens when you play the card. |
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| Weapons | Giving DON!! | Mostly Like DON!! given to a Character or Leader, an Azuki weapon is a boost for this turn only, on the leader or on a unit. Weapons are cards with their own effects; DON!! is your resource. |
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| IKZ | DON!! | Mostly Both come from a separate 10-card pile and refresh each turn. DON!! arrives two at a time and can be given to cards for power; IKZ arrives one at a time and only pays costs. |
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| Attacking tapped entities | Attacking rested Characters | Yes One Piece attacks go at the Leader or rested Characters, and attacking rests your Character. Azuki attacks work the same way: the leader or tapped entities. |
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| Decking out | Deck out | Partly In One Piece you lose as soon as your deck has 0 cards. In the Azuki TCG you only lose when you have to draw from an empty deck. |
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| Mulligan | Redraw | Yes Both let you return your whole opening hand once and draw a new one. One Piece hands are 5 cards; Azuki hands are 7. |
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| Once per turn | [Once Per Turn] | Yes One Piece’s [Once Per Turn] and Azuki’s [Once/Turn] both let each card use the effect once a turn. |
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