Dragonmaid Send-Off →Used Deck

Replacement Spell for Dragonmaid.
Contrary to the name of the send-off, this card doesn't make the opponent leave the field, but rather makes the send-off side withdraw.
The replacement destination is resistant to destruction, so it has a good presence and can activate its effect, so it compensates for the disadvantage. Due to its low-speed control, it is necessary to survive the early stages of the Dragonmaid Deck.
However, in actual combat, the situation is a little different. First, for this card to work, her Dragonmaid must exist on the field and in the hand, but in that situation, one card from the hand must be placed on the field. A method is often needed.
In terms of avoiding targets, there are many situations where Dragonmaid Tidying can be used as a substitute, and there aren't many boards that prioritize this card. However, since you can shoot at the maid that bounces when you clean up, it works well when used together.
The biggest problem is that you can't protect 《House Dragonmaid》that you want to protect the most. It is also important to note that there are many cases where the timing of Husky's effect is missed due to its usage.
It has a tricky effect and meets the demand, but for some reason it is not used and is difficult to use.

He is a Quick-Play Spell that has a switching effect.
There are various uses such as care from veilers and shadows, and escape from removal.
Although it is an add loss, Dragonmaid hurts if the initial move is crushed, so I think it can be used to force through.

His Quick-Play Spell to swap Dragonmaids.
Well, it's not bad, but I wanted the effect of +α.

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Activate one of her Dragonmaids on the field, Special Summon her Dragonmaid with a different name from the hand in Defense Position, return the targeted card to the hand, and Special Summon her Dragonmaid next turn. It has the effect of giving destruction resistance until the end.
A card that forcibly activates something like a Dragonmaid's switching effect at the timing of a Quick-Play Spell. Her summoned Dragonmaid is also resistant to destruction, ensuring safety within that turn.
Note that Husky's removal effect misses the timing even if you shoot at her other Dragonmaid with a sacrifice escape when Husky is in play.
Dragonmaid-like tricky moves are possible, but it depends on how the moves lead to adverts.

A new Dragonmaid with an additional card in the regular pack immediately after its appearance.
After all, this kind of illustration ad theme is blessed.
It's a Quick-Play Spell, so it can be used as an escape, and the monsters that come out in turn are resistant to destruction, so I think they'll stick around.
You can go to pull the Husky's trigger, but as already said, it's an optional effect, so you need to be careful about the activation timing.

A Quick-Play Spell that allows you to freely swap Dragonmaid's common effects.
Furthermore, you can strengthen your presence due to destruction resistance.
It can be expected to return Superlative and connect to hand effects, and it can also be expected to trigger Husky's removal activation.
However, it's still a defensive deployment, and Husky's removal is arbitrary, so if you avoid the removal, you'll miss the timing.
There's nothing wrong with doing tricky moves, but the consumption is rough and the degree of freedom isn't as high as I thought, so I think there are some quirks.