Move towards working fine on PC build not when installed on Android.

So as the title suggest, I am trying to move a game object towards another and it works fine on PC and when I change build settings to Android within Unity. Once the game is installed though the object no longer moves, it just appears stays there for it's 5 second lifetime and then disappears. I have tried both Vector2 and Vector3 (Still trying to really look into the main differences, forgive me, I am new) and both work as expected within unity but not when installed. Any help or guidance would be appreciated.


Thanks

Code Below that controls it all within a Coroutine

Code (CSharp):

1. bool reachedDestination = false;
2.  
3.         while (!reachedDestination && attackFX != null) {
4.             Debug.Log ("attackFX.transform.position: " + attackFX.transform.position);
5.             attackFX.transform.position = Vector2.MoveTowards (attackFX.transform.position, playerIcon.transform.position, 20 * Time.deltaTime);
6.             if (Vector2.Distance (attackFX.transform.position, playerIcon.transform.position) < 0.01f) {
7.                 reachedDestination = true;  
8.                 int amountOfDamageToDo = 500;
9.                 if (enemy.EnemyDamage != null) {
10.                     if (enemy.EnemyDamage .Length != 0) {
11.                         int randomIndex = Random.Range (0, enemy.EnemyDamage .Length);
12.  
13.                         if (enemy.EnemyDamage [randomIndex] != 0) {
14.                             amountOfDamageToDo = enemy.EnemyDamage [randomIndex];
15.                         }
16.                     }
17.                 }
18.                 if(UIManager.Instance != null && LevelGoal.Instance != null)
19.                 {              
20.                    
21.                     LevelGoal.Instance.playerHealth = LevelGoal.Instance.playerHealth - amountOfDamageToDo;
22.                     UIManager.Instance.UpdatePlayerHealth ();
23.  
24.                 }
25.                 Destroy (attackFX);
26.                 GameObject hitPlayerFX = Instantiate (hitPlayerFXPreFab, new Vector3 ( playerIcon.transform.position.x,  playerIcon.transform.position.y, -5.5f), Quaternion.identity) as GameObject;
27.                 ParticlePlayer particlePlayer = hitPlayerFX.GetComponent<ParticlePlayer> ();
28.                 if (particlePlayer != null) {
29.                     particlePlayer.Play ();
30.                 }
31.                 if (SoundManager.Instance != null) {
32.                     SoundManager.Instance.PlayPlayerHitSound ();
33.                 }
34.                 yield return new WaitForSeconds (0.5f);
35.                 Destroy (hitPlayerFX);
36.             }
37.             yield return null;
38.         }