"Bahalutiya, the Grand Radiance" Rating Score by みめっと

Following Miradora in the previous pack, the highest grade Dragon in Urrea, and it seems that the skill frame up to the second bullet will be done with these Dragon monsters that can move even during the opponent's turn.
It's low stats don't look like a superlative monster, but you can create a Tribute Summon with the release of one Effect Monster, so the consumption is the same as that of a superlative monster.
In addition, it has the effect of Tribute Summoning itself in your hand in response to the opponent's search during the opponent's main phase, and the effect of forcing the opponent's hand to reload when you succeed in NS/SS from your hand.
It's a bittersweet feeling that the reloading method is firmly countermeasures against drowsiness, but due to the specifications, there is no possibility that the restricted card or pin insertion card that the opponent returned to his Deck will be returned to the hand on the spot. is also an advantage.
When your opponent searches, Tribute Summon from your hand with your own effect and forcefully reload the opponent's hand to disturb the tempo. It is also a Dragon that meets the conditions specified by the card group, so depending on the situation, it would be nice to use it separately from the glittering dragon.
After that, it's a question of whether it's a practical card or not. is out of play, there is nothing this card can do.
Even though it's not a type of effect that can earn an advantage, it can't be released with tokens, or it's a low-stat superlative monster, but it doesn't have any effects other than reloading, and it's called turn 1, so reload & reload. I can't even interfere, so even though it's a Starry Knight-compatible dragon, isn't it a bit over-adjusted?