<p>No you can't.<br>
when you activate a card, you must resolve it's entire effect (or the entire chain if that is the case) before new effects can start activating. (In this case Kidmodo Dragon and Red-eyes will be sent to the grave simultaneously.<br>
So here Kidmodo Dragon's effect will start a new chain after hand destruction has completely resolved.<br>
If at that point you have drawn a new dragon type, you could summon that monster with its effect.</p>

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<p>Lets say I have a hand consisting of: "Kidmodo Dragon", "Red-Eyes B. Dragon", and "Hand Destruction". If I activate Hand Destruction and discard Kidmodo Dragon, can I activate Kidmodo dragon's effect and summon Red-Eyes B. Dragon before discarding the Red-Eyes B. Dragon?</p>

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If I activate the effect of Hand Destruction but I send Kidmodo Dragon to the graveyard, can I activate Kidmodo Dragon's effect?
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# If I activate the effect of Hand Destruction but I send Kidmodo Dragon to the graveyard, can I activate Kidmodo Dragon's effect?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-04-14)

Lets say I have a hand consisting of: "Kidmodo Dragon", "Red-Eyes B. Dragon", and "Hand Destruction". If I activate Hand Destruction and discard Kidmodo Dragon, can I activate Kidmodo dragon's effect and summon Red-Eyes B. Dragon before discarding the Red-Eyes B. Dragon?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2019-04-15. Score: 1

No you can't.  
when you activate a card, you must resolve it's entire effect (or the entire chain if that is the case) before new effects can start activating. (In this case Kidmodo Dragon and Red-eyes will be sent to the grave simultaneously.  
So here Kidmodo Dragon's effect will start a new chain after hand destruction has completely resolved.  
If at that point you have drawn a new dragon type, you could summon that monster with its effect.


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