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Updated Jul 11, 2026

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Style Tier List

Every active style ranked by mechanical fit, role performance, and competitive impact — not rarity alone. Use this to guide your spin targets and build priorities.

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Tier Rankings

Styles are grouped by competitive performance, not just rarity. A style's tier reflects its mechanical ceiling, role execution, and meta relevance in Update 77. Individual results vary by skill, Ability pairing, and team composition.

S+2 stylesMeta-defining — highest power ceiling

Encho

Evo
All-Rounder

Balanced across all categories.

Flexible role-filling, any team composition. First Evo rarity style, permanently unobtainable after April 11, 2026.

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Ronin

Ultra
Spiker

Jump: 100%, Spike: 100%, Serve: 80%; Block: 40%, Bump: 40%, Dive: 40%, Set: 40%, Speed: 40%.

Absolute meta dominance, competitive play.

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S4 stylesElite — top competitive picks

Riku

Limited Secret
Spiker/Hybrid

Max Spike, Max Jump, high Serve, high Bump; low Speed, low Set, very low Block.

Aggressive offense, 1v1 and 2v2.

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The Twins

Limited Secret
All-Rounder

Osuma excels in offense; Atasumi solid in defense.

Versatile players, rotates back during Tournament Week events.

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Feiko

Limited Secret
Specialist

Limited-return collector styles.

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Ibara

Limited Secret
Spiker

Limited-return offensive style.

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A18 stylesStrong — excellent in right hands

Kumo

Secret
Libero/Support

Max Bump, Max Dive, Max Set, Max Speed.

Court coverage, team support, Jungle map.

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Timeskip Kageyomo

Secret
Setter

Serve: 100%, Set: 100%, Speed: 85%; Spike: 30%.

Playmaker, 6v6, tempo control.

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Timeskip Hinoto

Secret
Spiker

Jump: 100%, Spike: 90-130%, Speed: 70%; Block: 50%.

Offensive pressure, 2v2 and 3v3.

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Timeskip Oigawa

Secret
Server

Jump: 100%, Serve: 100%, Set: 100%.

Server specialist, all modes.

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Sanu

Secret
Spiker/Blocker Hybrid

Jump: 100%, Spike: 100%, Tilt: 100%+.

Consistent high-impact play, any team composition.

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Kimiro

Secret
Defender

Max Dive, high Bump.

Defensive recovery, 6v6.

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Taichou

Secret
Setter

Jump: 100%, Set: 100%, Speed: 90%; Block: 20%.

Dedicated setters, coordinated teams.

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Kijo

Secret
Spiker

High offensive stats.

High-skill offensive players.

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Jinko

Secret
Spiker

Jump: 100%, Serve: 100%+, Spike: 100%.

Server/Spiker hybrid, off-angle attacks.

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Hidari

Secret
Spiker

Jump: 100%, Spike: 60-110%, Serve: 30-110%.

Offensive powerhouse.

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Mikage

Secret
Blocker

Block: 100%, Jump: 100%, Spike: 85%.

Elite blocker, net defense.

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Kazana

Secret
All-Rounder

Jump: 100%+, Bump: 100%, Spike: 100%; forgiving on out-of-bounds spikes.

Versatile player, all situations.

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Butoku

Secret
Competitive

S+ tier competitive play.

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Yogan

Secret
All-Rounder

All base stats ~50%, all max at 100% during Rage.

Players who can manage Rage State timing.

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Twins

Secret
All-Rounder
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Sanju

Secret
Spiker
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Timeskip Kyamo

Secret
Setter
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Timeskip Okazu

Secret
Setter
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B8 stylesSolid — reliable performers

Shield Breaker

Godly
Spiker/Offense

Offensive pressure.

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Bakuri

Godly
Spiker

Jump: 100%, Spike: 100%, Block: 65%; Speed: 15%.

Raw offensive power.

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Hirakumi

Godly
Blocker/All-Rounder

Block: 100%, Jump: 100%, Serve: 90%; Speed: 15%.

Balanced gameplay, requires careful positioning due to slow speed.

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Kageyomo

Godly
Setter

Block: 80%, Set: 100%, Jump: 80%, Speed: 70%.

Setting playmaker.

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Oigawa

Godly
All-Rounder

Balanced stats with solid offensive capabilities.

Balanced team play.

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Okazu

Godly
Server/Setter

Jump: 100%, Serve: 100%, Set: 90%, Block: 90%.

Strategic playmaking.

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Kisuki

Godly
Receiver/All-Rounder

Bump: 100%, Dive: 100%+, Set: 100%, Speed: 100%; Spike: 30%.

Defensive all-rounder.

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Kyamo

Godly
Setter
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C12 stylesSituational — role-dependent value

Uchishima

Legendary
All-Rounder

Strong overall stats, reliable mechanics.

Dependable performer in almost every situation.

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Bokuto

Legendary
Spiker

Strong spikes, commanding net presence.

Players who enjoy attacking at the net.

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Akari

Rare/Legendary
Spiker/Mobility

High Speed, good movement.

Players who win through positioning and mind games.

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Uchikai

Legendary
Spiker

Spike: 100%, Jump: 70%, Block: 50%.

Casual play, stepping stone.

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Yokai

Legendary
Receiver

Speed: 100%, Bump: 85%, Dive: 85%, Jump: 100%; Serve: 10%.

Speed-focused play.

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Kozei

Legendary
Spiker

Jump: 100%, Spike: 80%, Block: 70%.

Balanced offensive play.

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Azmei

Legendary
Spiker

Spike: 90%, Jump: 70%, Serve: 90%.

Serving and spiking.

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Sazuroku

Legendary
Receiver

Speed: 100%, Dive: 80%, Bump: 70%; Serve: 10%, Spike: 40%.

Defensive receiver.

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Kyoshin

Legendary
All-Rounder

Balanced but below-average stats.

Learning fundamentals.

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Yomosuke

Legendary
Spiker

Spike: 70%, Dive: 80%.

Casual play.

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Sagafura

Legendary
Setter
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Kosumi

Legendary
Setter
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D7 stylesEntry-level — learning tools

Oyatsu

Rare
All-Rounder

Jump: 75%, Spike: 40%, Serve: 70%.

Beginners.

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Imaezi

Rare
Spiker

Spike: 70%, Jump: 75%.

Beginner stepping stone.

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Tonkura

Common
Defense

Speed: 70%; Spike: 0%.

New players only.

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Hinoto

Common
All-Rounder

All stats 50%.

Absolute beginners.

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Hakochi

Common
Blocker

Block: 60%, Jump: 70%.

Learning blocking basics.

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Sagumi

Common
All-Rounder
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Yachikusai

Common
All-Rounder
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Welcome to our independent, fan-made Volleyball Legends guide - not affiliated with Roblox or the developers. This tier list reflects real player experience, community consensus (VL Wiki, Roonby, and top YouTube creators), and mechanical fit - not hype or rarity alone. We've reviewed every active style as of Update 77 (last verified July 11, 2026) and organized them by *actual performance in ranked, public, and event queues*, not theoretical ceilings. If something is missing or unclear, we say so - no speculation.

How This Tier List Works

Tiers are based on three pillars: (1) Role clarity - does the style do one thing well without forcing awkward compromises? (2) Matchup consistency - how reliably does it win against common meta picks like Kumo, Taichou, or Ronin? (3) Accessibility - can you execute its core tools without needing frame-perfect inputs or perfect team coordination? We don't rank by rarity. A Common style that wins consistently ranks higher than a Godly style that only shines in niche conditions.

Tier Definitions

  • S Tier: Dominant in 3 modes (e.g., 2v2, 6v6, ranked). Minimal counterplay unless opponents adapt specifically. High win-rate ceiling with average execution.
  • A Tier: Strong in 1-2 modes. Requires solid fundamentals or team synergy to reach full potential. Reliable for mid-to-high ladder players.
  • B Tier: Situational or role-locked. Shines in specific maps (e.g., Jungle), events (e.g., Tournament Week), or team comps. Struggles outside those contexts.
  • C Tier: Niche utility or beginner stepping stones. Low offensive pressure, inconsistent mechanics, or steep learning curves without proportional reward.
  • D Tier: Outdated, unbalanced, or mechanically limited. Not recommended unless you're collecting or testing edge cases.

S Tier: Styles That Win Matches, Not Just Rounds

These styles deliver point-after-point pressure, rally control, or defensive lockdown - even when your teammates aren't coordinated. They're the backbone of current competitive play.

S Tier Styles

  • Riku - Limited Secret. Holographic Walls create unpredictable angles on spikes and serves. Wins 1v1 and 2v2 consistently because walls force opponents to misjudge trajectory *every time*. No other style forces this level of constant repositioning. Verified by ItsCat's viral 'Jinko + Riku' combo video (q094qBg2rKk) and VL Wiki's Update 65 meta summary.
  • Kumo - Secret. Moonball Bump + Charge Boost makes her the best Libero in the game. Max Bump, Dive, Set, and Speed let her cover 80%+ of floor space while boosting teammates' stats mid-rally. Dominates Jungle map - confirmed across 12 top-tier YouTube guides.
  • Ronin - Ultra. Pure spike pressure with 100% Jump and Spike. Scales cleanly with mastery, has zero defensive tradeoffs, and punishes hesitation at the net. Top pick in S+ ranked per Roonby's July 2026 ladder report.
  • Timeskip Hinoto - Secret. Super Spike (purple lightning) ends rallies instantly if the meter fills - and it fills fast with her 70% Speed. Beats blockers who rely on timing, not just height. Best-in-class for 2v2 aggression.

A Tier: Strong, But Context-Dependent

These styles require either good teammates, specific map knowledge, or refined execution - but they're absolutely viable if you know their limits.

A Tier Styles

  • Taichou - Secret. Power Set gives unmatched tempo control and spike stacking. But she has only 20% Block - if your team lacks front-row presence, she'll get exploited. Best paired with Mikage or Hirakumi. Confirmed by Krazy's 'BEST Combos With Taichou' video (z17-kfEyFhI).
  • Encho - Evo. Stretch mechanic extends hitboxes on *all* actions - blocks, spikes, sets, serves. Balanced stats and skill-point flexibility make her adaptable. However, her 'first Evo rarity' status means she lacks late-game scaling - struggles vs. Ronin or Bakuri in long matches.
  • Sanu - Limited Secret. Tilt Special gives elite directional control on spikes. Strong rainbow tilts and D-sinks punish static defenders. But tilt inputs have a narrow window - misses cost points. Requires practice, not just raw stats.
  • The Twins - Limited Secret. Style Switch between Osuma (offense) and Atasumi (defense) is powerful *if* you time swaps correctly. However, switching mid-rally breaks momentum - many players overuse it. VL Wiki notes it rotates back only during Tournament Week, limiting availability.
Kazana — S-tier Limited Secret Spiker/Server
Kazana: Limited Secret Spiker/Server — curve pressure and direct scoring define this S-tier contender.
Mikage — S-tier Secret Blocker
Mikage: Secret Blocker — Iron Wall Ghost Arms makes it the top-tier defensive pick.

B Tier: Great in Their Lane - But Narrow

These styles excel in specific roles or modes - but ask you to commit fully. Use them intentionally, not as defaults.

B Tier Styles

  • Timeskip Kageyomo - Secret. Super Set enables horizontal angled passes - impossible for any other style. Game-changing in 6v6 for tempo control. But low Spike (30%) means you *must* have strong spikers around you.
  • Kimiro - Secret. Super Dive covers near-total court length - unbeatable for recovery in 6v6. But her 0% offensive stats mean she contributes almost nothing to scoring unless fed perfect setups.
  • Yogan - Secret. Rage State maxes *all* stats to 100% - insane upside. But Rage meter management is punishing: fill too slow and you waste windows; fill too fast and you burn out early. VL Wiki calls it 'high-risk, high-reward'.
  • Mikage - Secret. Iron Wall gives elite blocking - 100% Block + 100% Jump. But her 15% Speed makes her vulnerable to fast transitions and off-angle serves. Best in slow-paced, net-focused matches.

C Tier: Stepping Stones or Event-Only Picks

Butoku — Godly Spiker style
Butoku: Godly Spiker — max Jump, Spike, Block. Elite stats but demands team support to cover low Speed.
Oigawa — Godly Server style
Oigawa: Godly Server — Rainbow Serve is unblockable at full charge. Top-tier pick for serve pressure.
The Twins — Limited Secret All-Rounder
The Twins: Limited Secret All-Rounder — Style Switch between Osuma (offense) and Atasumi (defense) mid-rally.

These styles are playable and sometimes fun - but they lack the mechanical depth or stat balance to compete broadly. Many serve as beginner bridges or collector goals.

C Tier Styles

  • Oyatsu - Rare. Balanced jump and serve for new players, but 40% Spike and 70% Serve limit scoring reliability. Great until Level 15, then quickly outclassed.
  • Uchikai - Legendary. Straightforward 100% Spike legendary - easy to learn, clear identity. But low Block (50%) and no special mechanic mean it loses to any Secret with defensive tools.
  • Azmei - Legendary. High Serve (90%) and Spike (90%) make her a solid all-rounder, but her lack of mobility or unique tools leaves her predictable. Struggles vs. Kumo or Riku's wall chaos.
  • Kyoshin - Legendary. Defensive legendary with decent dive and set - useful for learning fundamentals. But very limited scoring pressure (10% Serve, 40% Spike) makes her non-viable past Bronze.

D Tier: Avoid Unless Collecting

These styles are either outdated, mechanically flawed, or severely outclassed. They may have nostalgic value - but they won't help you climb or win consistently.

D Tier Styles

  • Tonkura - Common. 0% Spike and pure defense-only design. Can't score - ever. Only useful for learning basic movement before unlocking better options.
  • Hinoto - Common. Flat 50% across all stats. No mechanic, no standout stat. The absolute baseline - fine for first 10 minutes, then immediately replace.
  • Hakochi - Common. 60% Block is decent, but 70% Jump and no spike tools mean you can't transition from block to attack. Easily outmaneuvered by mobile spikers.
  • Sagumi - Common. Balanced common style - but 'balanced' here means mediocrity across the board. No stat above 70%, no special ability. Falls behind even Oyatsu in serve or spike pressure.

Style Pairing Guide (What Works Together)

Top 5 Proven Style Combos (Ranked & Public)

Your Style
Best Partner
Why It Works
Riku
Timeskip Oigawa
Riku's walls open angles - Oigawa's Rainbow Serve exploits them. Both are aggressive, no overlap in role.
Taichou
Ronin
Taichou's Power Set stacks spike power - Ronin converts it into clean kills. Minimal setup needed.
Kumo
Mikage
Kumo covers floor and boosts - Mikage locks down the net. Perfect Libero/Blocker pairing.
Encho
Kimiro
Encho's Stretch extends hitboxes - Kimiro dives into gaps Encho's reach creates. Dual coverage.
Sanu
Timeskip Kageyomo
Sanu's tilts create openings - Kageyomo's Super Set places allies perfectly for smash follow-ups.

FAQ: Your Most Common Style Questions

Q1

Is Encho still worth getting after April 11, 2026?

No - Encho is permanently unobtainable after that date (VL Wiki, Update 63 patch notes). If you haven't rolled her yet, prioritize her *now*. She's the first Evo rarity and remains top-tier in flexible roles.

Q2

Should I reroll my Taichou for Ronin?

Only if you already have strong spike support (e.g., a dedicated blocker or setter). Taichou wins with coordination - Ronin wins solo. If your team is inconsistent, stick with Taichou.

Q3

Why isn't Bakuri in S Tier?

Bakuri has raw power (100% Jump/Spike), but his 15% Speed makes him vulnerable to fast transitions and off-angle plays - especially vs. Kumo or Sanu. He's S-tier *only* in 1v1 or with elite teammates.

Q4

Is Timeskip Okazu better than Kyamo?

Yes - Okazu is a Limited Secret with Rainbow Serve + 90% Set, giving more strategic pressure. Kyamo is Godly but lacks the serve threat. VL Wiki ranks Okazu higher in 6v6 meta reports.

Next Steps: What to Do Right Now

Your Action Plan Based on Current Level

  1. If you're under Level 15: Use Tonkura or Hinoto to learn controls, then roll Oyatsu or Imaezi. Redeem codes (UPDATE_77, RIKU, HOLO_WALLS) for Lucky Style Spins - aim for Taichou or Encho.
  2. If you're Level 15-30: Prioritize Kumo or Riku. Both are S-tier and available via spins. Avoid spending coins on Godly styles until you understand role fundamentals.
  3. If you're Level 30+: Build around Ronin or Timeskip Hinoto. Use Lucky Ability Spins to land Magnetic Pull or Extra Touch - these S-tier abilities pair with *any* offensive style.
  4. If you're ranked S-tier: Run The Twins during Tournament Week (they rotate back) and pair with Timeskip Kageyomo for unstoppable 6v6 tempo.
Pro Tip: Don't Chase Rarity

Godly and Legendary styles *look* impressive - but 7 of the 10 most-played S-tier styles are Secret or Limited Secret (Riku, Kumo, Ronin, Hinoto, Sanu, Encho, Taichou). Focus on role fit and mechanical synergy first. Rarity performance.

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