Ninyoku
Ninyoku stats
■ Ninyoku ▢ Yomosuke (closest style in the same role)
- Spike20
- Jump50
- Set60
- Block35
- Serve10
- Bump100
- Dive100
- Speed75
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
35%
any Rare style
Lucky Style Spin
50%
any Rare style
Released
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Status
Permanent
About Ninyoku
Ninyoku is a Rare, permanent Libero style built almost entirely around receiving. Bump and Dive both sit at 100, with Speed at 75 and Set at 60, enough to keep a rally alive and hand a clean ball to a teammate. The price is paid on offence: Spike is 20 and Serve is only 10, so it cannot score on its own.
By the site's stat formula (receiver = Bump x 0.4 + Dive x 0.4 + Speed x 0.2), Ninyoku is S tier for receiving, score 95, third of 45 styles. As a spiker it is last (D tier, 45th) and as a blocker it is D tier, 41st. The stat total of 450 ranks only 33rd. Sazuroku, the Legendary Libero/Setter, scores 94 at receiving while adding 100 Speed, so Ninyoku is the lower-rarity version of that job. Stats are wiki estimates.
The wiki only gives odds for Rare as a whole, not per style: 35% on a normal Style Spin and 50% on a Lucky Style Spin at account level 15 and above.
Styles with similar stats
Frequently asked questions
How do you get Ninyoku in Volleyball Legends?
From style spins. The wiki gives odds for the whole Rare rarity, not for Ninyoku alone: 35% per Style Spin and 50% per Lucky Style Spin for any Rare style, at account level 15 or higher.
What are Ninyoku's best stats?
Bump 100, Dive 100, Speed 75. Its eight stats add up to 450, #34 of 45 styles.
Is Ninyoku 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.