Best Volleyball Legends styles: Timeskip Hinoto and Sanu are S-tier with their unique Tilt stat that makes spikes nearly unreceivable. Timeskip Kyamo dominates setting. If you're grinding ranked, these three styles win games.
I've tested every Secret style in Diamond lobbies. The gap between S-tier and everything else is massive. A good player with a bad style loses to an average player with Sanu.
Quick Reference
| Tier | Styles |
|---|---|
| S | Timeskip Hinoto, Sanu, Timeskip Kyamo |
| A | Bokuto, Taichou, Yabu, Ultra Hakka |
| B | Ushijima, Oikawa, Kageyama, Atsumu |
| C | Hinata, Nishinoya, Kenma, Tsukishima |
| D | All Common/Rare styles |
S-tier styles have unique mechanics. D-tier is just stat sticks.
S-Tier Styles
Timeskip Hinoto
The best spiker in the game. His Tilt stat adds unpredictable angles to every attack.
Stats:
- Spike: 95
- Jump: 90
- Speed: 85
- Tilt: 88 (unique)
Why S-tier: Tilt makes your spikes curve in ways defenders can't read. Even if they position correctly, the ball bends past them. Combined with high spike and jump stats, Hinoto dominates offense.
Playstyle: Pure aggression. Call for sets, spike everything, let your Tilt stat do the work.
Sanu
Better than Hinoto for experienced players. Higher Tilt, slightly lower raw stats.
Stats:
- Spike: 90
- Jump: 88
- Speed: 82
- Tilt: 95 (unique)
Why S-tier: The highest Tilt in the game. Your spikes are nearly unhittable if you aim well. Sanu rewards players who understand angles.
Playstyle: Precision over power. Place your spikes in corners and let Tilt make them unreceivable.
Timeskip Kyamo
The best setter. His sets are faster than any other style, enabling quick attacks.
Stats:
- Set: 98
- Speed: 88
- Bump: 85
- Jump: 80
Why S-tier: Fast sets mean your spikers hit before blockers can react. Kyamo turns average spikers into threats. In 3v3/4v4, a good Kyamo player controls the entire offense.
Playstyle: Pure support. Position for every ball, tilt your sets to open spikers, and trust your teammates to finish.
A-Tier Styles
Bokuto
Raw power spiker. No Tilt, but his spike stat is insane.
Stats:
- Spike: 98
- Jump: 92
- Speed: 78
- Block: 75
Why A-tier: Highest spike stat in the game. If you can outplay blockers with positioning, Bokuto hits harder than anyone. Falls to A-tier because Tilt styles are more consistent.
Playstyle: Power volleyball. Aim for open spots and overpower defenders with raw strength.
Taichou
Hybrid setter/spiker. His sets boost spike power.
Stats:
- Set: 90
- Spike: 85
- Jump: 82
- Speed: 80
Why A-tier: Taichou's sets give spikers a damage boost, making even weak styles hit hard. Works in any team comp.
Playstyle: Flex role. Set when needed, spike when open. Jack of all trades.
Yabu
Technical spiker with excellent control.
Stats:
- Spike: 88
- Speed: 90
- Jump: 85
- Bump: 82
Why A-tier: High speed lets Yabu reach balls others can't. Great for players who rely on positioning over raw power.
Playstyle: Mobile attacker. Move constantly, find gaps, and exploit them.
Ultra Hakka
Newest Secret style. Strong all-around with unique blocking.
Stats:
- Block: 95
- Spike: 85
- Jump: 88
- Speed: 82
Why A-tier: Best blocker in the game. Shuts down enemy spikers and can still contribute offensively. Great for defensive players.
Playstyle: Wall at the net. Block everything, spike when opportunities arise.
B-Tier Styles
Ushijima
Left-handed power spiker. Throws off defenders.
- Spike: 92, Jump: 88, Speed: 75
- Why B-tier: Strong but predictable without Tilt. Good players read him easily.
Oikawa
Balanced setter with good serves.
- Set: 88, Serve: 90, Speed: 82
- Why B-tier: Great serves but Kyamo outclasses him at setting.
Kageyama
Precise setter, slightly slower than Kyamo.
- Set: 92, Speed: 78, Bump: 80
- Why B-tier: Excellent sets but the speed difference matters at high ranks.
Atsumu
Versatile with strong serves and sets.
- Set: 85, Serve: 92, Spike: 78
- Why B-tier: Jack of all trades, expert at none. Outclassed by specialists.
C-Tier Styles
Hinata
The protagonist style. Fast but weak spike.
- Speed: 95, Jump: 90, Spike: 70
- Why C-tier: Speed doesn't matter if you can't finish. Gets blocked constantly.
Nishinoya
Libero style. Best defense, zero offense.
- Bump: 98, Dive: 95, Spike: 50
- Why C-tier: Can't score. Only useful in specific team comps.
Kenma
Brain-type setter. Reads plays well.
- Set: 85, Speed: 75, Bump: 80
- Why C-tier: Slow. Gets caught out of position.
Tsukishima
Tall blocker with weak offense.
- Block: 90, Jump: 85, Spike: 65
- Why C-tier: Ultra Hakka does blocking better while also spiking.
D-Tier Styles
All Common and Rare styles fall here. They have:
- Lower stats across the board
- No unique mechanics
- No reason to use over higher tiers
If you're stuck with D-tier styles, focus on fundamentals. Good timing beats bad stats sometimes. But roll for better styles ASAP using Volleyball Legends codes.
How to Get Styles
- Lucky Style Spins - From codes or in-game currency
- Premium Spins - Robux for better odds
- Events - Some events give guaranteed styles
- Trading - Trade duplicates with other players
Secret styles have 0.1% drop rates. Expect hundreds of spins before hitting one.
Best Style for Your Playstyle
Aggressive spikers: Timeskip Hinoto or Sanu Support setters: Timeskip Kyamo Flex players: Taichou or Yabu Defensive walls: Ultra Hakka New players: Any Epic+ style while learning
Don't force a playstyle that doesn't fit your style's strengths. Hinoto shouldn't be setting. Kyamo shouldn't be spiking.
- Volleyball Legends Codes - Free spins for styles
- Volleyball Legends Guide - Complete beginner's guide
- Volleyball Legends Abilities Tier List - Best abilities ranked
- Volleyball Legends Spiking Guide - Improve your attacks
- Volleyball Legends Setting Guide - Become a better setter
Related Tier Lists
- Blue Lock Rivals Tier List - Character rankings
- Anime Guardians Tier List - Unit rankings
- Gym League Aura Tier List - Aura rankings
