I am using Mimic prime and i am copying Shape Change. If my opponent flurry's targeting Mimic, I however successfully roll shape change. My opponent then targets, and kills the character mimic was copying shape change from is he now able to attack Mimic because shape change no longer exists?

Thank You

Since no trigger or duration is specified, Mimic's SP is constantly checking for "displayed standard attack and damage powers." As soon as the adjacent character is KO'ed, there is no longer a displayed Shape Change to copy. If no other adjacent character, friendly or opposing, has SC displayed, Calvin would not be able to use SC for the 2nd attack.

Bat-Phreak, since Shape Change forces the attacker to target another one for an entire turn not just for an attack, other characters may attack Mimic without him using SC but not the one that is using Flurry in that situation.
(Since i am not completely sure i will check this.)

Wistler you're correct. Shape change prevents being attacked for the turn against the original attacker. Any other character on the opponents team would be able to attack Mimic in the given example as you stated.

I think I have to disagree here. Shape Change says:

And looking into some relevant Comprehensive Rules:


Shape Change has a duration of "until the end of this turn". Mimic is able to use Shape Change because an adjacent character can use it. As soon as that character is KO'd, the power is lost. Therefore, Mimic can no longer use it since the KO'd character is not there to "use" it. Since Mimic can't use it, then the passive effect of not being able to be targeted this turn can't be used and Mimic can be targeted for the second attack.

Bat-Phreak is right when they say:
All of this assumes you mean that ability and not his Rally ability, which reads:
If you mean that ability, well...

He's gonna have Shape Change for the entire game, no matter what, and nothing can stop him.

After checking about what Bat-Phreak said. I can say that he is correct and what i said wasn't.
Gensan is correct as well and thanks to him, i don't have to make a post full of quotes to explain the reason (yes, i am still a noob about adding quotes).