Kyoshin
Kyoshin stats
■ Kyoshin ▢ Sazuroku (closest style in the same role)
- Spike35
- Jump75
- Set85
- Block70
- Serve20
- Bump100
- Dive95
- Speed50
The yellow mark is 100. Some styles go past it; orange bars show those. Stats are the wiki's estimates.
Rarity and availability
Style Spin
2%
any Legendary style
Lucky Style Spin
45%
any Legendary style
Released
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Status
Permanent
About Kyoshin
The back row is where Kyoshin, a Legendary libero and setter, is strongest: Bump 100, Dive 95 and Set 85, with Block 70 as a useful extra. The weak side is just as clear, with Serve 20, Spike 35 and a Speed of 50 that is only average. Its total is 530, 14th of 45, an A tier overall score of 66.3 on the site's formula (wiki estimated stats). The role table backs the build: an S tier receiver (88, fifth), an A tier setter (78, 11th) and a B tier blocker, against a D tier spiker (47, 41st).
The natural comparison is Sazuroku, another Legendary libero and setter with 525 in total. Sazuroku has Speed 100 and Bump 100 but only Set 70, Jump 50 and Dive 85, so it moves better while Kyoshin handles the ball better and jumps higher at 75.
The wiki lists odds for the whole Legendary rarity, not Kyoshin alone: 2% on a normal Style Spin and 45% on a Lucky Style Spin at account level 15 or higher.
Styles with similar stats
Frequently asked questions
How do you get Kyoshin in Volleyball Legends?
From style spins. The wiki gives odds for the whole Legendary rarity, not for Kyoshin alone: 2% per Style Spin and 45% per Lucky Style Spin for any Legendary style, at account level 15 or higher.
What are Kyoshin's best stats?
Bump 100, Dive 95, Set 85. Its eight stats add up to 530, #14 of 45 styles.
Is Kyoshin limited?
No, the wiki lists it as permanent.
Data taken from the Volleyball Legends Wiki (CC BY-SA), organized with AI assistance; nothing here is tested in the game. The wiki says style stats are estimates the developers have not confirmed; wiki read on 2026-10-25.