Volleyball Legends Best Styles tier list (April 2025)

Selecting the optimal Style will help you excel in matches of Volleyball Legends on Roblox. Each Style offers unique abilities that influence your performance in various roles such as spiking, setting, blocking, and receiving. Based on the current meta, we have picked out the best Styles in Volleyball Legends and sorted them into a tier list. There’s plenty to go through, so without further ado, let’s see which ones are the best.

Volleyball Legends Style tier list

Tier	Styles
S-tier	Sanu, Kagayomo, Uchishima, Oigawa, Butoku
A-tier	Kuzee, Yabu, Azamena, Sagafura
B-tier	Yomomute, Tsuzichiwa, Kosumi, Iwaezeni
C-tier	Nichinoya, Ojiri, Saguwuru, Hinoto, Tonoko
D-tier	Kito, Yamegushi

Our recommendations for each role

For players focusing on specific roles, check out these Styles:

• Best Blockers: Sanu, Butoku, Uchishima, Yabu, Kagayomo.
• Best Servers: Oigawa, Kagayomo, Butoku, Kuzee, Azamena.
• Best Setters: Kageyomo, Oigawa, Uchishima, Sagafura, Yabu.
• Best Receivers: Nichinoya, Sagafura, Kosumi, Yomomute.
• Best Spikers: Sanu, Butoku, Uchishima, Kuzee, Iwaezeni.
  

Sanu (S-tier)

Sanu is a Secret Style with a 0.1% drop rate, making it one of the rarest and most coveted Styles in the game. It boasts maximum stats in key areas, making it a strong choice for any role. Its exceptional attributes allow players to dominate the court, providing a huge advantage in competitive matches.

Kagayomo (S-tier)

Inspired by the King of the Court, Kageyama, this Godly Style offers balanced attributes suitable for both offensive and defensive playstyles. With high stats in blocking, jumping, and setting, Kageyomo excels in various roles, making it a versatile choice for players seeking a well-rounded performance.

Uchishima (S-tier)

Uchishima is a Legendary Style known for its dominance at the net. It excels in spiking and blocking, meaning that you can effectively control the front row. Its high jump and block stats make it a top-tier choice for those focusing on offensive and defensive plays near the net.

Oigawa (S-tier)

Oigawa is a Godly Style that provides strong setting and serving capabilities, ideal for support players. With high stats in setting and serving, Oigawa enables players to execute precise plays and set up teammates for successful attacks, making it a valuable asset in team-oriented play.

Butoku (S-tier)

Butoku is a Legendary Style that offers maxed-out stats for three key skills – Block, Jump, and Spike, along with an exceptional serve. Its well-rounded attributes make it a formidable presence on the court, capable of contributing in various aspects of the game.

Kuzee (A-tier)

Kuzee features a balanced mix of speed and jump stats, making it effective in both offensive and defensive plays. Its versatility allows players to adapt to different situations, providing a reliable performance across various roles.

Yabu (A-tier)

Yabu provides solid all-around stats, suitable for players seeking versatility without specialising in a single role. Its balanced attributes help you be effective in multiple areas, making it a dependable choice for various playstyles.

Azamena (A-tier)

Azamena offers strong attacking capabilities, though it may have limitations in other areas. Its high spike and serve stats enable players to execute powerful attacks, making it a valuable asset in offence.

Sagafura (A-tier)

Sagafura offers middle-of-the-road performance, fine for casual games. While it may not excel in any particular area, its balanced stats are useful in various aspects of the game, making it a reliable choice for casual play.

Yomomute (B-tier)

Yomomute is effective in receiving, though it may lack in other areas. Its high bump and dive stats enable players to execute precise receives, making it a valuable tool in defensive plays.

Tsuzichiwa (B-tier)

Tsuzichiwa offers a decent serve but lacks in other key stats. While its serving capabilities are noteworthy, its limited attributes in other areas may hinder its overall performance in competitive matches.

Kosumi (B-tier)

Kosumi provides balanced stats but may struggle against higher-tier opponents. Its all-around attributes provide players with efficiency in various aspects of the game, though it may not match the performance of higher-tier Styles in competitive mode.

Iwaezeni (B-tier)

Iwaezeni is decent defensively but lacks in other key stats. Its high bump and dive stats enable players to execute precise receives, making it a valuable asset in defensive plays, though its limited attributes in other areas may hinder its overall performance.

Nichinoya (C-tier)

Nichinoya excels in receiving but falls short in other areas. Similar to Iwaezeni, it has high bump and dive stats. But that also means that it’s overall not a great pick.

Ojiri (C-tier)

Ojiri offers limited utility, making it less favourable for competitive play. Its low stats across various attributes may hinder its effectiveness, making it a less viable choice for serious gameplay.

Saguwuru (C-tier)

Saguwuru has limited effectiveness in competitive matches. Its low stats across various attributes will make it a less optimal choice for competitive matches.

Hinoto (C-tier)

Hinoto has weak stats across the board and has low attributes in key areas for anything other than most casual matches.

Tonoko (C-tier)

Tonoko offers limited utility, placing it near the bottom of the tier list. In addition, like other C-tier Styles, it has overall low stats, meaning we can’t recommend it.

Kito (D-tier)

Kito has low stats across the board and should generally be avoided.

Yamegushi (D-tier)

Just like Kito, Yamegushi’s stats are nothing to write home about. Avoid it if at all possible.

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