Volleyball Legends Style Tier List (2026)

Last updated: 2026-08-13

All 43 Volleyball Legends styles ranked. Two honest caveats up front: the developers design styles for court roles rather than raw power (their own position is that there is no single best style), and meta shifts with every UPDATE_XX patch. Tiers below combine rarity ceiling, community consensus picks, and current patch sentiment — read the note on each entry for the role it actually wins.

S Tier

Name Role Why
Feiko Secret · Setter Community-debated top setter pick — game-changing set-up capability, per the wiki's own strategic consensus.
Taichou Secret · Setter The other perennial 'best setter' argument; elite playmaking that swings ranked games.
Timeskip Kyamo Secret · Setter Third name in the setter-consensus trio; brighter Timeskip variant with premium set tools.
Akari Ultra · All-round Ultra rarity with Mastery scaling — at Mastery 5 its Ultra Special gains an extra function. A long-term investment that keeps paying.
ENCHO Evo · Setter The only Evo style; Skill Tree progression through Ranked quests. Recently balance-adjusted (the ENCHO_NERF patch code says it all) and still premium.

A Tier

Name Role Why
Hakka Ultra Ultra-rarity power with limit-breaking stats; Mastery quests unlock its ceiling.
Ronin Ultra Third Ultra in the pool — a strong pull whenever your pity lands here.
Hidari Secret The style everyone is searching for: released October 2025, its third limited run just ended August 8 — hence the search explosion. Distinct color gradient, dual rainbow stats, and a Left Side spike that drops like a hammer. Worth your Secret pity selection when it returns.
Kazana Secret Signature gradient Secret with a loyal player base.
Yogan Secret · Setter (conditional) Becomes a setter powerhouse when its Secret Special is active — timing-dependent but rewarding.
The Twins Secret · Setter (as Akuto) Unique dual-character gimmick; the Akuto half earns the setter-list mention.
Kumo Secret · Setter Wiki-listed setter option — dependable set-up tools without the top-trio price of contest.
Kisuki Secret · Setter Another listed setter pick; solid in coordinated ranked play.

B Tier

Name Role Why
Roketto Secret The brand-new rocket style (limited until August 22 — its release code is live right now). Early community verdict is rough: no-gravity spikes, limited power, predictable movement. Fun Jetpack gimmick, not a ranked carry. Could change with a patch.
Jinko Secret Trending in searches; middle-of-pack performance consensus.
Ibara Secret Serviceable Secret — a fine pity consolation, rarely a first choice.
Mikage Secret Same story: real Secret power, less distinctive than the S-tier names.
Riku Secret Had its own release code back in May; steady mid-tier showing since.
Sanju Secret Rounds out the mid Secrets.
Kijo Secret Niche pick with fans, not a consensus riser.
Timeskip Hinto Secret Timeskip upgrade of a Common base — better than its origin, below the Timeskip setter picks.
Timeskip Okazu Secret · Setter Listed among setter options; the least-cited of the Timeskip trio.
Feiko-adjacent Godly pulls Godly rarity Godly styles (2% at Legendary-pity odds) are real upgrades over basics but the wiki itself calls them underwhelming for high-level play — spin toward a Secret instead.

C Tier

Name Role Why
Imaezi / Ninyoku / Oyatsu / Tsuchiro Rare rarity The four Rares: fine while you level to 15 (Secret unlock level), replaceable after.
Hakochi / Hinto / Kishoti / Sagumi / Tonkura / Yachikusai Common rarity Starter six. They teach fundamentals — serve, block, spike timing — which is genuinely their job. Move on once pity funds something better.

Every ranking above cites its receipts — the wiki's setter consensus, rarity ceilings and current patch sentiment. Check the styles index for the full 43-style directory with gacha odds and pity math, and grab free Lucky Spins on the codes page before you roll.