Volleyball Legends Styles: All 45 Stats and Rarities

What are Volleyball Legends styles?

A style is the stat profile and special move you equip before a match. Volleyball Legends has 45 obtainable styles in seven rarities, 23 permanent and 22 limited, each rated on eight stats from block to spike. The wiki's stat template says the numbers are merely estimates that the developers have not confirmed, so treat every figure below as a guide.

The numbers here come from the Volleyball Legends Wiki as we read it on October 24, 2026. The stat totals are our own sums of the eight listed stats, and the role scores come from the formula behind our tier list. If you want a style by role instead of by raw stats, jump to best styles by position.

The seven rarities in numbers

Rarity	Styles	Permanent	Limited	Avg total	Top total	Spin, Lv 15+	Lucky spin, Lv 15+
Common	6	6	0	399.2	Kishoti 440	62.5%	0%
Rare	4	4	0	431.3	Ninyoku 450	35%	50%
Legendary	7	7	0	491.4	Yokai 545	2%	45%
Godly	4	4	0	527.5	Kyamo 580	0.495%	4.75%
Secret	19	2	17	525.5	Kumo 623	0.01%	0.5%
Ultra	4	0	4	516.5	Akari 540	0.005%	0.25%
Evo	1	0	1	500.0	Encho 500	0.005%	0.25%

Rarity does not buy raw stats. Godly styles average 527.5, a hair above the Secret average of 525.5, and both beat the Ultra average of 516.5. The best Godly style, Kyamo at 580, tops every Ultra and the single Evo style. What the higher rarities add is a special move: the wiki describes one for all 24 Secret, Ultra and Evo styles and for none of the 21 Common to Godly styles. That special move is what the thin slices of the spin table are for, and our Lucky Spins guide breaks down the odds.

The Secret average hides a wide spread. Kumo tops the whole game at 623, while Hidari sits at 410, the 41st total of 45, because its table row is the Base form. Its Left Side form has serve and spike at 110, which is covered below.

The eight stats

Stat	Highest	Styles at the top	Lowest	Styles at the bottom	Average	Styles at 100+
Block	101	2	0	1	51.7	3
Bump	101	1	25	2	54.0	6
Dive	101	2	40	4	59.3	3
Jump	101	1	50	5	86.1	26
Serve	101	3	10	1	64.6	5
Set	101	6	25	5	57.2	10
Speed	100	4	15	2	54.6	4
Spike	100	10	20	1	66.2	10

A value of 101 on the wiki's stat template means more than 100%, drawn as a rainbow bar. The Styles page says the stat sheet shapes serve power, block strength, set speed, jump height and spike power. It never defines bump, dive or speed in a sentence. By name, bump and dive cover receiving on the ground and speed is how fast you move, and our own receiver score weights bump and dive at 40% each and speed at 20%. That reading is ours, not the wiki's.

Jump is the stat where styles cluster. Twenty-six of the 45 sit at 100 or more and only five sit at 50, so jump rarely decides between two styles. Spike is the opposite case. Ten styles reach exactly 100, nothing goes above it in the base tables, and the average of 66.2 is the highest of any stat except jump. Block is the stingiest stat at an average of 51.7, and one style, Kijo, has a block of 0. The wiki's Kijo page suggests back blocking for it instead of contesting at the net.

Stats move with patches. Kazana's release-day log raised dive, serve and speed and maxed bump, and on July 18, 2026 its spike dropped 10%. Encho's default speed fell to 35% that same day, then fell another 15% a week later. Shiro's spike went to 50% on August 29. Check the update log before trusting an old stat sheet.

Strongest style per stat

Stat	Top value and styles	Next best
Block	101: Mikage, Shiro	100: Hirakumi
Bump	101: Kumo	100: Kazana, Kisuki, Kyoshin, Ninyoku, Sazuroku
Dive	101: Kisuki, Kumo	100: Ninyoku
Jump	101: Kazana	100: Akari, Bakuri, Encho, Feiko, Hakka, Hidari and 19 others
Serve	101: Jinko, The Twins, Timeskip Okazu	100: Okazu, Timeskip Kyamo
Set	101: Feiko, Hakka, Kumo, Shiro, Taichou, Timeskip Kyamo	100: Kisuki, Kyamo, The Twins, Timeskip Okazu
Speed	100: Kisuki, Kumo, Sazuroku, Yokai	85: Akari, Feiko, Hakka, Shiro, Taichou, The Twins, Timeskip Kyamo
Spike	100: Akari, Bakuri, Ibara, Jinko, Kijo, Riku, Roketto, Ronin, Sanju, Uchikai	90: Azmei, Kazana, Timeskip Hinto

Kumo is at or tied for the top of four stats (bump, dive, set and speed), which is why it leads the totals. Kisuki is tied at the top for dive and speed and sits at 100 for both bump and set, so it ranks third overall at 616 while being a permanent style. Shiro's 617 comes from block 101, set 101 and jump 100 with solid speed. Spikers do worse on totals because spike never passes 100 while six other stats have styles above it. The best spiker by total is Kazana at 561, sixth overall, and the best Ultra spiker is Akari at 540, ninth. Totals are not role-neutral, which is why a role formula exists.

All 45 styles by stat total

The table is sorted by total, highest first. Stats are the Base or default form, in this order: Block, Bump, Dive, Jump, Serve, Set, Speed, Spike.

#	Style	Rarity	Roles	Blk	Bmp	Div	Jmp	Srv	Set	Spd	Spk	Total	Type
1	Kumo	Secret	Libero/Setter	20	101	101	80	70	101	100	50	623	Ltd
2	Shiro	Secret	Blocker/Setter	101	35	65	100	80	101	85	50	617	Ltd
3	Kisuki	Secret	Libero/Setter	20	100	101	70	80	100	100	45	616	Perm
4	Kyamo	Godly	Setter/Server	75	40	70	85	90	100	70	50	580	Perm
5	Timeskip Kyamo	Secret	Setter/Server	50	40	65	90	100	101	85	40	571	Ltd
6	Kazana	Secret	Spiker	20	100	65	101	75	35	75	90	561	Ltd
7	Okazu	Godly	Server/Setter	80	40	50	100	100	85	50	40	545	Perm
8	Yokai	Legendary	Libero/Blocker	70	85	85	100	20	50	100	35	545	Perm
9	Akari	Ultra	Spiker	60	45	50	100	60	40	85	100	540	Ltd
10	Feiko	Secret	Setter	20	35	65	100	80	101	85	45	531	Ltd
11	Jinko	Secret	Spiker/Server	50	50	50	100	101	45	35	100	531	Ltd
12	Taichou	Secret	Setter	20	35	65	100	80	101	85	45	531	Ltd
13	The Twins	Secret	Server/Setter/Spiker/Blocker	20	50	75	65	101	100	85	35	531	Ltd
14	Kyoshin	Legendary	Libero/Setter	70	100	95	75	20	85	50	35	530	Perm
15	Hakka	Ultra	Setter	20	30	60	100	65	101	85	65	526	Ltd
16	Timeskip Okazu	Secret	Server/Setter	20	30	40	100	101	100	75	60	526	Ltd
17	Sazuroku	Legendary	Libero/Setter	70	100	85	50	20	70	100	30	525	Perm
18	Yogan	Secret	Spiker	50	45	60	100	75	55	45	85	515	Ltd
19	Kijo	Secret	Spiker	0	50	75	100	80	30	75	100	510	Ltd
20	Ronin	Ultra	Spiker	50	50	50	100	80	40	35	100	505	Ltd
21	Timeskip Hinto	Secret	Spiker	50	40	50	100	60	40	75	90	505	Ltd
22	Bakuri	Godly	Spiker/Server	65	50	45	100	90	30	20	100	500	Perm
23	Encho	Evo	All-Rounder	60	60	70	100	80	25	20	85	500	Ltd
24	Kozei	Legendary	Spiker/Server	70	70	45	100	80	40	15	80	500	Perm
25	Ibara	Secret	Blocker/Spiker	70	35	40	100	70	40	40	100	495	Ltd
26	Mamori	Ultra	Blocker	90	45	45	100	55	45	35	80	495	Ltd
27	Roketto	Secret	Spiker/Blocker	80	25	40	100	70	40	35	100	490	Ltd
28	Hirakumi	Godly	Blocker/Server	100	40	40	100	90	50	15	50	485	Perm
29	Mikage	Secret	Blocker	101	25	45	100	70	25	35	80	481	Ltd
30	Riku	Secret	Spiker	20	65	45	100	70	35	35	100	470	Ltd
31	Sanju	Secret	Spiker	50	50	50	100	40	45	35	100	470	Perm
32	Yomosuke	Legendary	Libero	20	80	95	75	30	35	50	70	455	Perm
33	Ninyoku	Rare	Libero	35	100	100	50	10	60	75	20	450	Perm
34	Tsuchiro	Rare	Setter/Blocker	70	30	45	100	55	75	25	50	450	Perm
35	Uchikai	Legendary	Spiker	50	40	50	70	50	40	50	100	450	Perm
36	Kishoti	Common	Libero/Blocker	70	75	70	50	40	30	65	40	440	Perm
37	Azmei	Legendary	Spiker/Server	30	50	45	70	90	25	35	90	435	Perm
38	Oyatsu	Rare	Server	35	55	45	70	80	40	40	55	420	Perm
39	Sagumi	Common	Setter	60	40	45	50	55	70	35	60	415	Perm
40	Yachikusai	Common	Server/Blocker	70	55	50	65	70	25	50	30	415	Perm
41	Hidari	Secret	Spiker	50	50	50	100	25	45	30	60	410	Ltd
42	Hinto	Common	All-Rounder	50	50	50	50	55	50	50	50	405	Perm
43	Imaezi	Rare	Spiker	35	40	45	75	55	50	35	70	405	Perm
44	Hakochi	Common	Blocker	80	50	45	75	15	50	20	40	375	Perm
45	Tonkura	Common	Spiker	30	50	45	60	25	25	30	80	345	Perm

Notes on the table. The Twins shows its Akuto form, and its roles column lists all four roles that its two forms cover (the Type row on its wiki page lists only Server and Setter). Timeskip Hinto's spike reads 90 here, but the wiki shows a range of 90 to 120 because the Spike Meter raises it. Hidari and Yogan also have a second form, covered next. Perm means permanent and Ltd means limited.

Three styles that change shape

Style	Form	Block	Bump	Dive	Jump	Serve	Set	Speed	Spike	Total
Hidari	Base	50	50	50	100	25	45	30	60	410
Hidari	Left Side	50	50	50	100	110	45	30	110	545
Yogan	Base	50	45	60	100	75	55	45	85	515
Yogan	Rage Mode	100	100	101	101	100	100	100	101	803
The Twins	Akuto	20	50	75	65	101	100	85	35	531
The Twins	Okuro	85	45	40	100	15	50	20	100	455

Hidari's Left Side form puts it at 545 on the same footing as Okazu and Yokai, so its 41st place is a base-form artifact. Spiking or serving with the ball near the left arm hitbox gives the Left Side hit, and the wiki's balance log shows its gravity cut on October 25, 2025 and slightly raised again on June 27, 2026. Yogan's Rage Mode is the biggest swing in the game: a Rage Meter fills from 7 sets, 7 bumps or 5 dives, Rage lasts 5 spikes, and the wiki's own balance log says the dive requirement was raised to 6, which contradicts the page body. The Twins swap forms with a key that has a 5 second cooldown, so one style covers Server and Setter as Akuto and Spiker and Blocker as Okuro.

Permanent versus limited

Permanent styles are every Common, Rare, Legendary and Godly style (21 of them) plus two Secrets, Kisuki and Sanju. Limited styles are 17 Secrets, all 4 Ultras (Akari, Hakka, Mamori, Ronin) and the Evo style, Encho. The five best permanent styles by total are Kisuki (616), Kyamo (580), Okazu (545), Yokai (545) and Kyoshin (530), so five of the top 14 totals belong to styles that never leave the shelf. If you only want a strong permanent style, the Godly and Legendary slices of the spin table are enough. For the schedule of limited styles, see our limited styles guide and the Secret styles guide.

The ninth stat bar

Nine styles carry a rainbow bar beyond the eight core stats. The wiki's stat template draws it as an extra labelled stat at over 100%, but it is not one of the eight and our totals leave it out. It always belongs to the style's own special mechanic.

Style	Rarity	Ninth bar	What the wiki says it is
Akari	Ultra	Dash	A Dash Meter charges passively every 10 seconds; the dash can be aimed and used in mid-air
Encho	Evo	Stretch	Arms stretch for every airborne action, farther the longer you stay in the air
Ibara	Secret	Wall	Vines grow on the court, block the ball and make it ricochet
Jinko	Secret	Spin	Tilts curve the ball on spikes and serves; the wiki calls it a buffed Curve Spike
Kijo	Secret	Tilt	Side-tilt spikes change direction; holding a tilt in the air charges up to a 2x multiplier
Mamori	Ultra	Parry	Blocking just as the ball arrives pushes opponents back; perfect timing stuns them
Riku	Secret	Wall	Looking outside the court while spiking makes hologram walls that bounce the ball
Roketto	Secret	Jetpack	Entering freefall ignites a jetpack, and tilting moves you in mid-air
Sanju	Secret	Tilt	Side-tilt spikes change the spike direction by a few degrees

Six of the nine are Secret, two are Ultra and one is Evo, and Sanju is the only one that is permanent. The wiki notes that Ibara and Riku share the same Wall bar, and that Kijo shares the Tilt bar with Sanju. It does not say how any of these bars is measured.

How to pick from the table

Start from your role, then look at the stat that role needs. For a setter, look at set and speed, where six styles are at 101 for set. For a blocker, look at block and jump, where Mikage and Shiro are the only 101s. For a receiver, look at bump and dive, where Kumo, Kisuki and Ninyoku are at or near the top. For a spiker, spike and jump are nearly flat across the top styles, so special moves decide. You can browse every page in the styles section, including Shiro and Kisuki.

FAQ

How many styles are in Volleyball Legends?

45 obtainable styles as of October 24, 2026: 23 permanent and 22 limited, across seven rarities. An eighth label, Admin, covers one unobtainable style (LeBron James). The Styles page still says 23 permanent and 21 limited, which predates Mamori.

Which Volleyball Legends style has the highest stats?

By the sum of the eight listed stats, Kumo leads with 623, then Shiro with 617 and Kisuki with 616. Kisuki is permanent. The wiki says there is no single best style, and a role-specific ranking changes the order a lot.

What is the ninth stat bar on some styles?

Nine styles show a rainbow bar beyond the eight core stats: Akari (Dash), Encho (Stretch), Ibara (Wall), Jinko (Spin), Kijo (Tilt), Mamori (Parry), Riku (Wall), Roketto (Jetpack) and Sanju (Tilt). It always reads over 100% and is tied to the style's special move.

Are the Volleyball Legends style stats exact?

No. The wiki says stats are estimates the developers have not confirmed and that they may change. A value of 101 on the wiki means more than 100%. Balance patches also move numbers, so compare against the update log.

Does a higher rarity mean better stats?

Not by raw totals. Godly styles average 527.5, Secret 525.5 and Ultra 516.5, and the best Godly style (Kyamo, 580) beats every Ultra and the Evo style. Higher rarities mostly add a special move.

Volleyball Legends Styles: All 45 Styles, Stats and Rarities

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