Spiking · Serving
Hidari
Adds power to spikes and serves contacted with the left hand.
Activation: The contact must use the left hand.
Role and mechanic reference
Volleyball Legends Styles
Compare what each documented Style is designed to do. This page groups mechanics by player task instead of inventing a universal tier order.
Find a Style for your roleMechanics were reviewed against the public game mechanics board on August 11, 2026. Availability and balance can change after updates.
Conditional
Receiving · All-rounder
Yogan
Builds toward a temporary Rage state through receives, sets, bumps, or dives.
Activation: Rage begins after seven sets or bumps, or four dives, and lasts for six contacts.
Spiking
Jinko
Uses movement-key tilt to add side curve or drop spin to attacks.
Activation: A or D adds side curve; S adds drop spin.
Receiving · Blocking
Mikage
Charges through receiving actions and can expand block reach at full charge.
Activation: Sets, bumps, and dives add charge; a dive adds twice as much.
Spiking · Blocking
Kazana
Can charge a jump to reach higher attacking contacts.
Setting
Taichou
Sets up a team attack by adding power to spikes taken directly from its set.
Activation: The bonus applies to a spike taken directly from the Taichou set and can stack twice.
Serving
The Twins / Atasumi
Adds float movement to serves through directional tilt.
Activation: Use S with A or D during the serve.
Receiving
Kisuki
Charges dives for more distance and a larger receiving area.
Spiking
Sanju
Expands spike-direction control with stronger side, down, and far tilt.
Setting · Serving
Kyamo
A straightforward option associated with setting and serving roles.
Receiving
Sazuroku
A straightforward receiving-focused option.
All-rounder
Kozei
A flexible all-rounder for players who do not want to commit to one role.