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Unlock every special ability in Volleyball Legends, from Rainbow Serves to Super Dives. Master each ability and dominate your next match.
Volleyball Legends hides its most powerful tricks in plain sight: six secret abilities that flip rallies on their head and turn routine serves into instant points. Timeskip Kagayomo threads pinpoint Super Sets, Oigawa fires unblockable Rainbow Serves, and Hinoto hammers Super Spikes that shred any backline.
The Twins swap roles mid-rally, Kimiro carpets the court with Super Dives, while Sanu curves spikes with a sly Tilt Special. Nail the inputs, read the court, and each of these moves becomes a blunt tool for stealing momentum and grinding down the opposition.
Volleyball Legends Special Abilities
In Volleyball Legends, secret special abilities are tied to specific Styles and offer massive gameplay advantages when used correctly. Each one has its own activation method and strategic value. Here’s a full breakdown of all known secret abilities in the game, along with direct instructions on how to use them.
Super Set: Timeskip Kagayomo
This is a unique support move that allows horizontal passing, a mechanic that’s otherwise not possible in the game. To use Super Set, perform a Jump Set and Tilt simultaneously. The ball will pass horizontally to a nearby ally, setting them up for a clean smash. It’s best used in coordinated team play.
Rainbow Serve: Timeskip Oigawa
The Rainbow Serve is one of the strongest serves in the game and nearly impossible to block unless your opponent is using Timeskip Hinoto. To activate it, you need to fill the Serve Meter completely until it turns rainbow-colored. Once that happens, perform the serve to launch an unblockable shot. Time this at the start of rounds to gain momentum early.
Super Spike: Timeskip Hinoto
This ability is all about power. Run in a straight line to fill up the Super Spike Meter. When it’s full, hit the Spike button to unleash a guaranteed scoring shot. It’s easier to manage in smaller matches like 2v2, where there’s less interference. Avoid using it in large lobbies unless you’ve got a clear run-up.
Style Switch: The Twins
The Twins can switch between two sub-styles: Osuma (offense-focused) and Atasumi (defense-heavy). You can switch styles during a match depending on what the situation demands. Use Osuma when pushing aggressive plays and Atasumi when your team needs defensive support. This flexibility gives you an edge in adapting to unpredictable opponents.
Super Dive: Kimiro
Kimiro’s Super Dive is your go-to for saving hard-to-reach balls. Press the Dive button, then adjust the direction using the additional arrow that appears. The range on this dive is far greater than normal, letting you cover almost the entire horizontal court. Master this if you’re playing a defensive role or want to back up your teammates reliably.
Tilt Special: Sanu
Sanu’s special move allows you to change the direction of your spike mid-air. Right before you spike, tilt left or right on your screen to adjust the shot’s angle. While it’s not as powerful as the Rainbow Serve, it’s useful for misdirection and confusing defenders. Use it sparingly to avoid becoming predictable.
Each of these secret abilities requires timing, awareness, and practice. Once you get a feel for when and how to use them, you’ll notice a big difference in your performance, especially in tighter matches where one smart move can decide the outcome.
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