How to get the Taichou Style in Volleyball Legends

The Taichou Style in Volleyball Legends is the latest limited-time secret style, and it takes your team’s offensive capabilities to the next level. 

Unlike other secret style characters in Roblox’s Volleyball Legends, which are usually inspired by the popular manga and anime Haikyuu, this style isn’t based on a character—it’s an original character from the developer. 

How to get the Taichou Style in Volleyball Legends, explained

You can get the Taichou secret style in Volleyball Legends by visiting the in-game lobby and choosing the Styles option. Now, use your normal spins by spending your in-game yen currency. However, you have a very small chance—0.01 percent—of getting the style on your character. 

You can also use the lucky styles, which increase the chance to 0.5 percent, which gives slightly better odds for you. You can obtain the lucky spins by using codes or by purchasing them with Robux. Unlike the other permanent styles, the Taichou can only be obtained for a limited time before it’s removed from the game. For this secret style, you have until 10:00 am CT on June 30, 2025.

The best way to get these Secret styles is the weekend after the release. The Pity is halved to 100 from the usual 200, and the chances to roll one are increased to one percent, which makes it the best time to invest Robux and use your spins to get the desired outcome for your character. 

Best way to use the Taichou Style in Volleyball Legends

The Taichou style is suited best for players who love to stay on the frontline and score points for their team. He has the best jumping and setting stats in the game. His main ability is Super Enhance, where he can set the ball and increase its spiking powers to produce deadly counters for the enemy, which are hard to return. 

Base/ground sets boost spike power a little. Neutral or low-power jumpsuits will boost the spike power even more, and sideways or faster jumpsuits will give a huge spike in power. The spiking power also stacks between teammates, where if you can manage to set it twice, it makes it practically impossible for the enemy to return the ball to your court. 

As he is such a good offensive character, his stats in blocking and bumping suffer, making him rely on his allies to stop the enemy spikes. You can also play him in the middle to allow him to set the ball for the team, enabling defensive players to move forward and help the team set the ball, which can produce deadly comebacks on the court. 

Next up, you can read our guides to learn about the Timeskip Oigawa and Hirakumi Style in Volleyball Legends.