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Volleyball Legends Style Compare
Choose two detailed styles and compare their tracked stats, special mechanics, availability, and role value in one table.
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Secret · Spiker
Sanju
The original permanent Secret spiker, defined by side-to-side direction changes and improved front and back tilt.
- Tier
- SS
- Status
- Permanent
- Special
- Super Tilt
- Core total
- 460
Secret · Libero / Setter
Kumo
A defense-first support style with elite court coverage, controllable moonball bumps, and a nearby teammate boost.
- Tier
- S
- Status
- Limited rotation
- Special
- Moonball Bump & Charge Boost
- Core total
- 630
| Stat | Sanju | Difference | Kumo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Block | 50 | Sanju +30 | 20 |
| Bump | 50 | Kumo +50 | 100 |
| Dive | 50 | Kumo +50 | 100 |
| Jump | 100 | Sanju +20 | 80 |
| Serve | 40 | Kumo +40 | 80 |
| Set | 40 | Kumo +60 | 100 |
| Speed | 30 | Kumo +70 | 100 |
| Spike | 100 | Sanju +50 | 50 |
| Tilt | 100 | Special-only stat | — |
| Wall | — | Special-only stat | — |
Sanju is better when…
- Maximum jump, spike, and tilt control
- Permanent availability makes practice investment safer
- Excellent angle creation against early blocks
Kumo is better when…
- Maximum bump, dive, set, and speed
- Reliable recovery on broken plays
- Buffs nearby attackers while stabilizing first touch
Core stats
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Spike and Jump describe attack potential; Set describes second-touch control; Bump, Dive, and Speed shape back-court coverage; Block is most valuable when the player already reads the hitter correctly.
Special stats
Tilt and Wall
Tilt and Wall appear only on styles with those mechanics. They are not extra general-purpose points and should not be added blindly to a core-stat total.
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