True, but Illuso is probably still the best at it because even if the element of surprise fails, he's still invincible and extremely dangerous. Most other stands that rely on sneaking have some balancing drawback to where once you figure it out, you can strategize around it. Illuso can just play the waiting game because eventually they will stand in a mirror, or Illuso will be able to move a mirror to them.
Now that the dust has settled, was he a man of the sea or a man of the land?
Jaxon Hughes
Easton Peterson
Abacchio demonstrated you can pick up a mirror and walk around with it and you basically have a mobile portal. There's no reason you shouldn't be able to since the mirror is just a physical object. Ignoring that, it's not like Illuso has a time limit, EVENTUALLY pretty much anyone would step in front of a mirror
Wyatt Thompson
>Most other stands that rely on sneaking have some balancing drawback to where once you figure it out, you can strategize around it.
Not really, if we're going by the logic of the stand user going for an instant kill instead of the usual anime villain trope of standing around taunting the MC until they find a way to win, the majority of stands in the series are capable of instant kills. The only ones I can think of that can't are the stands that have no combat ability at all.
Jordan Bell
Bring in pieces of people into the mirror world doesn't actually mean the body has been cut into pieces, the only effect is that it's hard for them to move. Or else Abbacchio would be dead in this panel.