- Feiko is a limited Secret setter style added in Update 51 of Volleyball Legends.
- Drop rates: 0.01% on Style Spin, 0.5% on Lucky Style Spin.
- Secret Special: Setter Dump lets you switch between Dump set and Stop set on a 1-second cooldown.
- Availability window: originally January 3–17, 2026, returned May 30 to June 6, 2026.
- OG marking: owners before Update 72 display an OG tag next to their name.
Feiko Overview: Secret Setter Style
Feiko is a Setter-oriented Secret style introduced to Volleyball Legends in Update 51. It stands out as the first setter in the game with two distinct set types, and the very first style capable of performing a setter dump — a deceptive attack executed at the net instead of a standard set.
Fans often speculate the style is inspired by Kenma Kozume from the Haikyū!! manga and anime, largely because of the setter dump mechanic. However, the existing Kyoshin style already draws from Kozume, so this inspiration remains unlikely.
Feiko is one of only 17 limited Secret styles in the game. Its stats are fully identical to Taichou, with the Secret Special being the only difference between them.
Core Information
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Secret |
| Type | Setter |
| Added in | Update 51 |
| Release Date | January 3, 2026 |
| First removal | January 17, 2026 |
| Return window | May 30 – June 6, 2026 |
| Status | Limited |
Drop Rates
| Spin Type | Chance |
|---|---|
| Style Spin | 0.01% |
| Lucky Style Spin | 0.5% |
Setter Dump: Secret Special Breakdown
Feiko's Secret Special is the Setter Dump, which changes how the style fundamentally plays. At the bottom of the screen, a key lets you toggle between two set modes with a 1-second cooldown between switches.
Dump Set
- Sends the ball down where you tilt
- Front-tilt performs the setter dump onto the opponent's court
- You choose the dump placement
- Advanced Controls adjust dump distance
Stop Set
- Side-tilt (left/right) sends the ball fast toward the setting point
- Ball slows down, then drops straight down
- Glides in the air slightly longer than Timeskip Kyamo's Super Set
- Great for precise tempo attacks
Feiko vs. Timeskip Kyamo Sets
| Feature | Feiko | Timeskip Kyamo (Super Set) |
|---|---|---|
| Set travel | Fast, then glides before dropping | Floats, then drops instantly |
| Air time | Slightly longer | Shorter |
| Dump ability | Yes (Setter Dump) | No |
| Set types | Two (Dump / Stop) | One |
The dump direction depends entirely on your tilt input. Front-tilting triggers the dump, while side-tilting performs a set — mis-tilting in a clutch moment can hand the point to your opponents.
Stats & Comparison
Feiko's stat line matches Taichou's exactly, aside from the Secret Special. Based on the published stat spread, here is how the numbers break down:
| Stat Slot | Value |
|---|---|
| Stat 1 | 20% |
| Stat 2 | 35% |
| Stat 3 | 65% |
| Stat 4 | 100% |
| Stat 5 | 80% |
| Stat 6 | >100% |
| Stat 7 | 85% |
| Stat 8 | 45% |
The name "Feiko" loosely translates to "Fake" (フェイク) in Japanese — a fitting name for a style built around deceiving blockers with dumps disguised as sets.
How to Play Feiko: Step-by-Step
Follow this process to get the most out of Feiko's deceptive kit:
Win the Spin Lottery
Feiko only comes from spins: a 0.01% base chance on Style Spin or 0.5% on Lucky Style Spin. Save spins for limited-time return windows when the style is actually in the pool.
Learn the Mode Key
Locate the toggle key at the bottom of the screen and practice switching between Dump set and Stop set. Remember the 1-second cooldown between switches.
Master Side-Tilt Sets
Use side-tilts for Stop sets. The ball travels fast, glides briefly, then drops straight down at the setting point — perfect for fast-tempo spikes.
Add the Setter Dump
Front-tilt while in Dump mode to attack directly over the net. Aim your dump placement with the tilt direction, and use Advanced Controls to fine-tune distance.
Mix and Deceive
Alternate between dumps and real sets to keep blockers guessing. The threat of the dump alone makes every Feiko touch dangerous.
A setter who can attack forces the block to respect you. Every time you jump to set, defenders must split their attention — creating free openings for your spikers.
Limited Availability & OG Marking
Feiko is a limited style, which means it is only obtainable during specific windows:
| Window | Dates |
|---|---|
| Original release | January 3 – January 17, 2026 |
| Return | May 30 – June 6, 2026 |
Players who owned Feiko before Update 72 received an OG marking next to their name, signifying the original version of the style. Owners who obtained Feiko during or after Update 72 do not receive this marking.
Feiko Mastery Checklist:
- Obtain Feiko during a limited spin window
- Switch between Dump set and Stop set fluently
- Land a front-tilt Setter Dump on target
- Control dump distance with Advanced Controls
- Fake out blockers by mixing sets and dumps
FAQ
Q: How do you get Feiko in Volleyball Legends?
Feiko is obtained through spinning, with a 0.01% chance from a Style Spin and a 0.5% chance from a Lucky Style Spin. It is a limited style, so it is only available during specific return windows announced by the developers.
Q: What does Feiko's Secret Special do?
Setter Dump lets you switch between a Dump set and a Stop set using a key at the bottom of the screen with a 1-second cooldown. The Dump set sends the ball down where you tilt, and front-tilting performs a setter dump directly onto the opponent's court with controllable placement and distance.
Q: What does the OG marking next to a Feiko player's name mean?
The OG marking shows that the player owned Feiko before Update 72, meaning they had the original version of the style. Players who obtained Feiko during or after Update 72 do not receive this marking.
Q: Is Feiko the same as Taichou?
All of Feiko's stats are identical to Taichou's. The only difference between the two styles is the Secret Special — Feiko's Setter Dump.