"The Great Gatsby" allows him to create incredibly realistic illusions, particularly of lavish parties, opulent wealth, and the glamorous lifestyle. The illusions would be so convincing that they could temporarily mesmerize and distract opponents, allowing him to evade attacks or manipulate his surroundings to his advantage. He has heightened senses and intuition to anticipate his opponent's movements and outmaneuver them with ease.

"Poor little soul... Lost in their own fantasy..."