Volleyball Legends: Top Styles by Position - Update 12

If you're a Volleyball Legends player, you know how crucial it is to have the right play style to dominate the court. Inspired by the iconic characters from Haikyu!!, each style in the game brings unique strengths and specialties that can help turn the tide of any match. While teamwork is essential for victory, certain styles give you the edge needed to consistently take MVP honors. Discover the strongest styles and how they perform across key roles with our comprehensive Volleyball Legends Style Tier List.

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The Volleyball Legends style tier list above ranks every available style based on overall performance, with special emphasis on spiking and blocking capabilities. Since most styles are tailored to specific playstyles, we’ve also broken down the best options for each position below.

Best Styles for Blocking, Serving, Setting, Receiving, and Spiking

Maximize your team’s potential by choosing a style that complements your role and synergizes well with teammates. Here's a focused breakdown of top-performing styles for each volleyball position:

Position	Top Styles
Blocker
Server
Setter
Receiver
Spiker

Volleyball Legends Style List

Below is a detailed overview of all available styles categorized by rarity, including their stats and abilities. We've bolded their standout attributes to highlight their strengths. For more information on compatible abilities, check out our full Volleyball Legends abilities tier guide.

Secret Styles – 0.1% Drop Rate

Secret styles come with exclusive abilities, making them the most powerful choices in the game. Sanu and Timeskip Hinoto stand out as the current top-tier options.

• Sanu grants a unique tilt stat, making spikes and blocks harder to counter.
• Timeskip Hinoto allows players to charge up a special meter and unleash unblockable super spikes after running.

Style	Attributes	Secret Special
Timeskip Hinoto	Block: 5 • Bump: 4 • Dive: 5 • Jump: 10 • Server: 9 • Set: 4 • Speed: 10 • Spike: 9	Super spike becomes available after charging the meter while running
Sanu	Block: 10 • Bump: 5 • Dive: 5 • Jump: 10 • Serve: 3 • Set: 5 • Speed: 5 • Spike: 10 • Tilt: 10	Change direction of spike mid-air using A/D; adjust angle with W/S

Godly Styles – 0.49% Drop Rate

These high-tier styles offer excellent stats and versatility, especially when used in their ideal roles.

• Butoku shines in both blocking and spiking.
• Kageyomo is the ultimate setter.
• Oigawa delivers balanced performance across nearly all areas except spiking.

Style	Attributes
Butoku	Block: 10 • Bump: 5 • Dive: 4 • Jump: 10 • Serve: 9 • Set: 3 • Speed: 3 • Spike: 10
Kageyomo	Block: 9 • Bump: 4 • Dive: 8 • Jump: 9 • Serve: 9 • Set: 10 • Speed: 7 • Spike: 4
Oigawa	Block: 9 • Bump: 4 • Dive: 5 • Jump: 10 • Serve: 10 • Set: 9 • Speed: 5 • Spike: 4

Legendary Styles – 2% Drop Rate

Legendary styles are relatively common but still pack a punch. Among them, Uchishima and Kuzee excel at net play and offer strong stats in other areas too.

Style	Attributes
Uchishima	Block: 9 • Bump: 4 • Dive: 7 • Jump: 10 • Serve: 5 • Set: 4 • Speed: 5 • Spike: 10
Kuzee	Block: 9 • Bump: 7 • Dive: 4 • Jump: 10 • Serve: 9 • Set: 4 • Speed: 1 • Spike: 8
Yabu	Block: 9 • Bump: 6 • Dive: 8 • Jump: 10 • Serve: 1 • Set: 5 • Speed: 10 • Spike: 3

Rare Styles – 35% Drop Rate

Most rare styles are suitable only for casual play, but Nichinoya stands out as an elite choice for liberos due to its superior defensive stats.

Style	Attributes
Nichinoya	Block: 5 • Bump: 10 • Dive