The Volleyball Legends Tier List for October 2025 separates the true masters from the underpowered picks, ranking every character by skill potential, match impact, and team synergy. Find out which legends dominate the court-and which ones struggle to keep their serve.
Each style is named after the characters from the series and has individual stats, maintaining their roles and originality. As there are so many styles available, you might not want to waste your time getting the best ones so that you can win your matches. To solve that, we have ranked the best styles in our Volleyball Legends tier list below.
Editor’s Note: We added the new Hidari style and updated our Volleyball Legends tier list on October 18, 2025.
Volleyball Legends Style Tier List
The Volleyball Legends Style Tier List ranks each character based on their visual appeal, outfit design, and how well their look matches their in-game personality. Players often judge not only performance but also how stylish their favorite legends appear on the court. This list highlights which designs stand out for their creativity, color coordination, and unique flair, helping fans decide whose style best suits their playstyle and taste.
Volleyball Legends has more than 30 styles, and the role of each style depends on its individual stats (Block, Bump, Dive, Jump, Serve, Set, Speed, Spike, Spin). Based on the value of stats, a style can be used as a blocker, server, spiker, or even an all-rounder.
The usability of a style also depends on the players. Some styles that are low in the tier list might be useful to some players. So, it is important you grab the Volleyball Legends codes and spin for the ones that fit you. That being said, here are the best Styles in Volleyball Legends.
| Tier | Style |
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| S Tier | Hidari, Jinko, Timeskip Hinto, Timeskip Kyamo |
| S Tier | Akuto, Taichou, Sanju, Mikage, Kazana, Timeskip Okazu |
| A Tier | Kisuki, Bakuri, Kyamo, Okazu, Hirakumi |
| B Tier | Kozai, Azmei, Uchikai, Yokai, Yogan |
| C Tier | Sazuroku, Kyoshin, Yomosuke, Oyatsu, Tsuchiro |
| D Tier | Imaezi, Tonkura, Ninyoku, Hinto, Hakochi, Yakisukai, Sagumi, Koshoti |
S Tier Styles
The styles in the S tier are the best of the best and are very much recommended for players to use. These are also very hard to obtain, being Secret Styles. However, they have some of the best stats, and if you manage to get one, then you’ll be all set for the rest of your game.
| Style | Rarity | Stats |
|---|---|---|
| Hidari | Secret | Block: 50% Bump: 50% Dive: 50% Jump: 100% Serve: 30%-110% Set: 45% Speed: 35% Spike: 60%-110% |
| Jinko | Secret | Block: 50% Bump: 50% Dive: 50% Jump: 100% Serve: 100% Set: 40% Speed: 30% Spike: 100% Spin: 100% |
| Timeskip Hinto | Secret | Block: 50% Bump: 40% Dive: 50% Jump: 100% Serve: 90% Set: 40% Speed: 70% Spike: 90%-130% |
| Timeskip Kyamo | Secret | Block: 50% Bump: 35% Dive: 60% Jump: 90% Serve: 100% Set: 100% Speed: 85% Spike: 30% |
S Tier Styles
The S-Tier Volleyball Legends Styles can be equally rivalled with the S Tier ones. There is only a slight difference in the stats, which is negligible. If you get any of these, do not hesitate to use them.
| Style | Rarity | Stats |
|---|---|---|
| Taichou | Secret | Block: 20% Bump: 35% Dive: 60% Jump: 100% Serve: 80% Set: 100% Speed: 90% Spike: 40% |
| The Twins (Akuto) | Secret | Block: 20% Bump: 50% Dive: 70% Jump: 60% Serve: 100% Set: 100% Speed: 85% Spike: 35% |
| Sanju | Secret | Block: 50% Bump: 50% Dive: 50% Jump: 100% Serve: 30% Set: 40% Speed: 30% Spike: 100% Tilt: 100% |
| Mikage | Secret | Block: 100% Bump: 20% Dive: 40% Jump: 100% Serve: 65% Set: 20% Speed: 30% Spike: 85% |
| Kazana | Secret | Block: 25% Bump: 100% Dive: 70% Jump: 100% Serve: 80% Set: 35% Speed: 65% Spike: 100% |
| Timeskip Ozaku | Secret | Block: 20% Bump: 30% Dive: 40% Jump: 100% Serve: 100% Set: 100% Speed: 80% Spike: 60% |
A Tier Styles
A-Tier Styles are also very good, even though they might not be overpowered like the S and S Tier ones. These Styles have very balanced stats, making them a good alternative for players.
| Style | Rarity | Stats |
|---|---|---|
| Kisuki | Secret | Block: 20% Bump: 100% Dive: 100% Jump: 75% Serve: 75% Set: 100% Speed: 100% Spike: 30% |
| Bakuri | Godly | Block: 65% Bump: 50% Dive: 45% Jump: 100% Serve: 80% Set: 30% Speed: 15% Spike: 100% |
| Kyamo | Godly | Block: 80% Bump: 45% Dive: 70% Jump: 80% Serve: 80% Set: 100% Speed: 70% Spike: 50% |
| Okazu | Godly | Block: 90% Bump: 40% Dive: 45% Jump: 100% Serve: 100% Set: 90% Speed: 40% Spike: 50% |
| Hirakumi | Godly | Block: 100% Bump: 40% Dive: 45% Jump: 100% Serve: 90% Set: 50% Speed: 15% Spike: 50% |
B Tier Styles
B-Tier Styles are neither great nor bad. You make use of them, but they won’t be able to last long against an opposing team with top-tier Styles.
| Style | Rarity | Stats |
|---|---|---|
| Kozei | Legendary | Block: 70% Bump: 70% Dive: 40% Jump: 100% Serve: 80% Set: 35% Speed: 10% Spike: 80% |
| Azmei | Legendary | Block: 30% Bump: 50% Dive: 45% Jump: 70% Serve: 90% Set: 20% Speed: 35% Spike: 90% |
| Uchikai | Legendary | Block: 50% Bump: 40% Dive: 50% Jump: 70% Serve: 50% Set: 40% Speed: 50% Spike: 100% |
| Yokai | Legendary | Block: 70% Bump: 85% Dive: 85% Jump: 100% Serve: 10% Set: 50% Speed: 100% Spike: 30% |
| Yogan | Secret | Block: 50% Bump: 50% Dive: 50% Jump: 100% Serve: 50% Set: 50% Speed: 40% Spike: 80% All the stats are maxed at 100% during the Rage State |
C Tier Styles
The major downfall of the Volleyball Legends styles starts from the C-Tier in our list. These are not recommended as the stats aren’t that great. If you do not have any higher-tier Styles, then you might consider using them.
| Style | Rarity | Stats |
|---|---|---|
| Sazuroku | Legendary | Block: 50% Bump: 70% Dive: 80% Jump: 50% Serve: 10% Set: 75% Speed: 100% Spike: 40% |
| Kyoshin | Legendary | Block: 50% Bump: 65% Dive: 80% Jump: 70% Serve: 10% Set: 70% Speed: 50% Spike: 40% |
| Yomosuke | Legendary | Block: 50% Bump: 75% Dive: 80% Jump: 50% Serve: 25% Set: 35% Speed: 50% Spike: 70% |
| Oyatsu | Rare | Block: 50% Bump: 70% Dive: 45% Jump: 75% Serve: 70% Set: 40% Speed: 50% Spike: 40% |
D Tier Styles
Lastly, the D-Tier is pretty self-explanatory. All the styles in this Volleyball Legends tier are the weakest, and we do not recommend using them unless you are a beginner.
| Style | Rarity | Stats |
|---|---|---|
| Imaezi | Rare | Block: 50% Bump: 40% Dive: 45% Jump: 75% Serve: 50% Set: 50% Speed: 40% Spike: 70% |
| Tonkura | Common | Block: 30% Bump: 50% Dive: 40% Jump: 20% Serve: 30% Set: 30% Speed: 70% Spike: – |
| Hinto | Common | Block: 50% Bump: 50% Dive: 50% Jump: 50% Serve: 50% Set: 50% Speed: 50% Spike: 50% |
| Hakochi | Common | Block: 60% Bump: 50% Dive: 45% Jump: 70% Serve: 10% Set: 50% Speed: 40% Spike: 30% |
| Yachikusai | Common | Block: 50% Bump: 70% Dive: 50% Jump: 75% Serve: 75% Set: 30% Speed: 50% Spike: 40% |
| Sagumi | Common | Block: 50% Bump: 45% Dive: 55% Jump: 50% Serve: 50% Set: 75% Speed: 45% Spike: 70% |
| Kishoti | Common | Block: 40% Bump: 70% Dive: 75% Jump: 40% Serve: 25% Set: 20% Speed: 70% Spike: 30% |
Best S+ styles to prioritize spinning for now
Right now there is no way to reliably look up the current Volleyball Legends S+ meta, so this answer cannot be perfectly up to date or sourced to October 2025-January 2026 data.
Important limitation
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Access to the usual external game-guide sources is temporarily unavailable, so any “live” S+ ranking (after the Jinko/Mikage/Timeskip balance changes) cannot be checked or cited properly.
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Because Volleyball Legends gets frequent balance patches, giving a precise “best S+ styles to spin for now” list without those sources would likely be misleading for ranked play.
Safe general advice
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When in doubt, prioritize Secret-rarity styles that older tier lists consistently placed in S+ or S and that were not described as “highly situational” (for example styles with strong all-round stats rather than niche gimmicks).
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Within your own account, favor spinning on banners/codes that explicitly advertise new or recently buffed Secret styles, because those are usually tuned to feel strong in the current patch window.
How to double-check in game
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Join the game’s official Discord or the most active community server and look for a pinned or “meta” tier list channel; those are usually updated within a few days of any patch and will tell you exactly which S+ secrets are worth spinning for.
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In public ranked lobbies, take note of which styles top-elo players use most often in serious matches; in this game, those frequently used Secrets almost always correspond to the current S+ pool.
If you can share a screenshot or list of the specific S+ styles available on the spin banner you are looking at, a more tailored “pick these first, skip these” recommendation can be given using only that list.
Which S+ styles have the highest spin stat right now
Right now there is no reliable, up-to-date external data accessible for exact individual stat lines (including spin %) on each S+ style, so a precise ranked list by “highest spin stat” cannot be given without risking incorrect numbers.
What is known from recent lists
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The latest detailed tier/stat breakdown available externally focuses on overall strength and lists the S+ styles as Hidari, Jinko, Timeskip Hinto, and Timeskip Kyamo, but it does not clearly present a sortable “spin stat” comparison among them.
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In that breakdown, Jinko explicitly has Spin: 100%+ in its stat block, making it one of the clearly documented top spin-focused S+ styles in current guides, while the others are described more for spike/serve or overall stats than for raw spin.
Practical advice for spin-focused players
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If the goal is maximum spin for serves and spikes, prioritize Secret S+ styles whose descriptions or stat tables explicitly show Spin near or above 100% (for example Jinko), and then test others in training mode to see which feel closest in curve and control.
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Since in-game balance can shift quickly, the most accurate way to confirm “highest spin right now” is to check the style info panel in the game lobby for each S+ you own or can preview, and compare the displayed spin stat directly.
