When your opponent activates a card or effect that targets "Flame Swordsman", or a monster(s) that mentions it, that you control: Negate that effect
All the other cards also require these pieces to do anything, so these five cards become the most important resource in the deck.
With this, if you use Dragoon's effect on the opponent's turn, you can use Fancy Ball's effect to bring out Four-Flower Scattering, revive Dragoon and Fancy Ball, which allows you to use Dragoon's negation effect again, and Fancy Ball's negation effect also becomes active
Also i love eevee so that factors in too #3 For once, I'm actually left thinking
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But, of course, provided you're keeping two or more cards in your hand when on the receiving end of a discard spell, you should always take into account what kind of synergy or play style will emerge from keeping each set of cards