Secret · Spiker · Super Tilt

Kijo Style Guide & Community Stats

Kijo is a Secret style in Volleyball Legends built around charged Super Tilts. Holding a tilt direction charges a wider left or right shot, giving you another way to change your attack angle.

How Kijo’s Super Tilt works

Hold a tilt direction to charge a Super Tilt. The charged shot sends the ball farther to the left or right than a regular tilt. Direction and timing are the core skills to practice.

Change the angle

Kijo’s distinctive mechanic is the wider sideways trajectory of a charged tilt.

Learn the placement

Practice where charged shots land so you can choose an angle that stays inside the court.

Kijo stats

Community-reported stats from Update 75. Later balance changes may affect these values.

Block
0%
Jump
100%
Speed
70%
Bump
40%
Serve
80%
Set
20%
Spike
100%
Dive
70%
Tilt
100%

The reported sheet emphasizes Spike, Jump and Tilt, with much lower Block and Set values. Attribute percentages are not success probabilities.

Practicing with Kijo

If you enjoy attacking through different angles, start with shot placement before experimenting with combinations.

  1. 1. Compare normal and charged tilts. Practice from a similar position so you can see how charging changes the landing point.
  2. 2. Practice both directions. Learn the left and right options instead of repeating the same shot.
  3. 3. Choose the shot for the space. Watch the opposing court and use the angle you can place reliably.

Getting Kijo and past returns

Kijo is a limited style. Before spending spins, check that Kijo appears in the current in-game style selection.

Update 75 return

Kijo had a one-week return in June 2026 during Update 75. This return window has ended.

View style return history

Kijo FAQ

What makes Kijo different?

Its charged Super Tilt sends the ball farther left or right. The mechanic gives Kijo a distinct attacking option beyond a regular tilt.

Is Kijo worth keeping?

Consider keeping Kijo if you enjoy practicing charged tilt attacks. If you mainly want to set or block, compare those attributes with your current style before deciding.

Can I get Kijo right now?

Check the current in-game style selection before spending spins. The June 2026 return listed here has ended and does not establish current availability.

Does 100% Spike mean every spike scores?

No. The percentage is an attribute value, not a scoring chance. Shot placement and the opposing defense still matter.