Volleyball Legends Mamori Style arrived on October 17, 2026, as an Ultra defensive style that specialises in parrying spikes and reaching airborne balls. You can roll it through the Style menu, then work through five Mastery upgrades that improve its speed, blocking and Parry timing.
Mamori is built for players who enjoy defending the net rather than relying on a powerful serve. Its Charge move and Perfect Parry reward good timing, while its weaker speed and receiving stats can leave you exposed if you wander too far from your position. Here’s how to unlock it and what the new moves do.
How to get the Volleyball Legends Mamori Style
Open Volleyball Legends on Roblox, choose Styles in the main menu and locate Mamori in the Ultra style list. Select Mamori as your preferred Ultra style so the green selection marker appears beside its name, then start rolling using Lucky Spins or standard spins.
Mamori’s Ultra rarity makes Lucky Spins a better bet than standard rolls if you’ve saved some. You can redeem the latest codes for free spins before spending Robux. Pro Game Guides also mentions the pity system, but the claim that alternating exactly five Lucky Spins with default rolls improves your odds is a player strategy rather than a developer-confirmed rule. Check the current game’s displayed odds and pity counter.
Volleyball Legends Mamori Style stats
The new style combines 100% Parry and 100% Jump with 80% Block and Spike. Its speed and set ratings are just 30%, while Bump and Dive are 35%. These are the values reported in the October 17 gameplay breakdown, before Mastery improves several attributes.
| Attribute | Starting value |
|---|---|
| Parry | 100% |
| Jump | 100% |
| Block | 80% |
| Spike | 80% |
| Serve | 50% |
| Bump | 35% |
| Dive | 35% |
| Speed | 30% |
| Set | 30% |
Those numbers make the Volleyball Legends Mamori Style a natural blocker. It can jump and intercept difficult balls, but its low mobility means you should choose your position early rather than racing across the whole court after every shot.
How Parry and Perfect Parry work
Parry is Mamori’s defining move. Block at the moment the ball reaches you to send it back and push nearby opponents backwards. You can parry balls from either side, but timing the contact matters more than repeatedly pressing block.
Completing Mastery 1 unlocks Perfect Parry, which rewards a tighter timing window with a stronger return and greater knockback. When practising the Volleyball Legends Mamori Style, learn to block consistently first, then work on making contact at the last possible moment.
How Mamori Charge works
The Charge move launches you towards an airborne ball on a reported 3.5-second cooldown. Contact made early in the move can trigger Perfect Parry, whereas later contact pops the ball upward on your side. Holding S while popping it can send the ball towards yourself for a follow-up.
Mastery 3 adds Parry Dash: hold W when charging at your own team’s ball to secure a Perfect Parry. These controls are distinct from ordinary blocking. Charge still depends on your court position, so it won’t rescue every mistimed intercept.
All five Volleyball Legends Mamori Style Mastery upgrades
The Volleyball Legends Mamori Style has five Mastery rewards, adding both active options and passive bonuses:
| Mastery | Reward |
|---|---|
| 1 | Perfect Parry with stronger impact and knockback |
| 2 | +15% Speed |
| 3 | Parry Dash, a guaranteed Perfect Parry when using Charge with W on your team’s ball |
| 4 | +10% Block |
| 5 | Iron Parry: 15% longer Parry and Perfect Parry timing windows |
Iron Parry is especially helpful if you regularly miss a block by a split second. Speed and Block upgrades also address two weaknesses of the initial style, so unlocking Mamori is only the beginning of learning it.
Is the Volleyball Legends Mamori Style worth using?
Yes, particularly if your team needs someone who can consistently challenge high-powered spikes. Mamori’s unusually strong Jump and Parry make it rewarding at the net, though the low starting Speed and Set values limit what it can do elsewhere.
Practise the basic block timing against predictable attackers, then add Charge when you’re comfortable reading the arc of the ball. The game’s official controls are Q to block in mid-air on PC and LT on console. If you mostly enjoy aggressive serves or back-row setting, a different style may feel more natural.
Related Guides
Sources: Volleyball Legends developer listing and Pro Game Guides’ October 17 Mamori gameplay breakdown.
