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Discover the ultimate ranking of all Styles in Haikyuu Legends after Update 6. Find the strongest picks and avoid the weakest.
In the latest update of Roblox’s Haikyuu Legends, the right Style choice isn’t just part of the game; it’s the game changer. Update 6 has reshuffled the deck, enhancing some styles and nerfing others. Discover which styles now rule the court and which ones you might want to bench.
Whether you’re aiming for aerial supremacy with a Godly jump or mastering the quick digs of a rare spike, knowing your styles can turn the tide of battle.
NOTE: This article is subjective and reflects the writer’s opinion.
Styles Tier List for Haikyuu Legends Roblox
S-Tier – The Best Styles
S-Tier Styles dominate every match. They provide complete stat boosts and work well in both offensive and defensive plays. If you get one of these, stick with it.
- Kageyomo (Godly) – Boosts all stats. Extremely high Block, Jump, Dive, Speed, and Serve.
- Bokuto (Godly) – High Jump and Spike stats. Excellent for blocking and smashing. Ideal for aggressive players.
- Oigawa (Godly) – High Jump and Serve. Great for setting and defensive strategies.
A-Tier – Strong Choices for Ranked Matches
These Styles are almost as strong as S-Tier but have minor weaknesses. They work well in ranked matches and competitive play.
- Kuzee (Legendary) – Excellent Jump. High Bump, Serve, Spike, and Block. Low Speed.
- Sanu (Secret) – High Block and Spike. Great Jump, Dive, Set, and Bump. Very slow.
- Nichonayo (Rare) – High Bump and Dive. Good Speed and Jump. Weak Serve.
- Yabu (Legendary) – High Jump and Speed. Strong Block and Bump. Weak Serve.
- Yomomute (Legendary) – High Bump. Great Dive and Spike.
- Sagafura (Legendary) – High Speed and Bump. Great Dive and Set. Poor Serve and Spike.
- Uchishima (Legendary) – High Jump and Spike. Strong Block and Dive. Weak Bump.
- Kosumi (Legendary) – High Bump and Dive. Good Jump and Set. Very weak Serve.
B-Tier – Decent for Casual Play
These Styles work well for standard matches and farming Yen. They are solid choices but not ideal for high-level competition.
- Tsukishima (Rare) – Excellent Jump. Good Block and Setting. Very slow.
- Azamena (Legendary) – Good Jump, Serve, and Spike. Weak Setting.
- Iwaezeni (Rare) – High Jump and Spike. Decent Block, Speed, and Set. Weak Diving and Bumping.
C-Tier – Best for Beginners
These Styles are good for learning the game but should be replaced as soon as possible.
- Ojiri (Rare) – Good Bump, Jump, and Serve. Weak Setting and Spike.
- Kito (Common) – High Bump, Dive, and Speed. Weak Setting and Serve.
- Hinoto (Common) – Balanced in all stats but lacks standout strengths.
- Yamegushi (Common) – Good Jump, Bump, and Serve. Decent Dive. Weak Spike and Setting.
D-Tier – Avoid These
D-Tier Styles are the weakest in the game. Use them only as a last resort.
- Haibo (Common) – Good Jump. Decent Bump and Set. Poor Serve.
- Sugawuru (Common) – Good for Setting and Spiking. Decent Serve, Jump, and Block. Extremely slow.
- Tonoko (Common) – Strong Spike. Decent Block and Bump. Very slow. Useless for Setting.
How to Get Styles in Haikyuu Legends
To get a new Style, you need Spins or Lucky Spins. You can get Spins by using redeem codes, purchasing them with Robux, or earning Yen in-game.
To spin for a new Style, click the Style icon at the bottom of the screen and roll. You cannot choose a specific Style, so you’ll need to keep rolling until you get a good one. If you land on an S-Tier or A-Tier Style, hold onto it. Otherwise, keep spinning until you find a Style that fits your gameplay.
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