The Hidari Style is a limited Secret Style in Volleyball Legends featuring a cyborg character with a powerful robotic arm designed for devastating offensive plays. This exclusive style, inspired by Ushijima from Haikyu!!, was added in Season 8, Update 38, and may no longer be obtainable in the current game version. Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about Hidari's stats, abilities, acquisition methods, and current availability status.
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Secret (Limited) |
| Type | Spiker |
| Availability | Potentially discontinued |
| Best For | Aggressive offensive play |
| Secret Special | Lefty Arm |
| Obtained Via | Lucky Spins (historically) |
The Hidari Style represents one of Volleyball Legends' most unique and powerful Secret Styles, featuring a cyborg character equipped with a mechanical left arm specifically designed for offensive dominance. As the first left-handed style introduced in the game, Hidari quickly gained popularity among players who favored aggressive, point-scoring playstyles.
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Hidari draws clear inspiration from Ushijima Wakatoshi from the popular anime series Haikyu!!, known for his incredible left-handed spiking ability. The cyborg aesthetic with the robotic arm adds a unique sci-fi element to the volleyball game, making Hidari stand out visually from other styles.
According to the official Volleyball Legends Wiki, Hidari is classified as a "limited Secret Style," suggesting it may no longer be available through normal gameplay means. This limited status makes Hidari particularly valuable for players who were able to obtain it during its availability period.
Hidari's stat distribution reflects its specialized nature as an offensive powerhouse. However, there are some discrepancies in the reported stats across different sources, which may be due to game updates or different sources documenting different versions.
| Stat | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Block | 50% | Defensive capability |
| Bump | 50% | Ball control |
| Dive | 50% | Defensive movement |
| Jump | 100% | Maximum jumping ability |
| Serve | 30%-110% | Variable power |
| Set | 45% | Setting ability |
| Speed | 35% | Movement speed |
| Spike | 60%-110% | Variable power |
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Block | 40% |
| Jump | 100% |
| Speed | 30% |
| Bump | 50% |
| Serve | 100% |
| Spike | 100% |
| Dive | 50% |
| Set | 50% |
Hidari's unique Secret Special ability is called "Lefty Arm," which provides significant advantages when used correctly:
Hidari is notable for being the second style in the game to feature two "rainbow stats" – Serve and Spike with variable ranges (30%-110% and 60%-110% respectively). Rainbow stats indicate that these abilities can scale or have variable effectiveness based on gameplay conditions.
Important Note: Based on official wiki sources, Hidari may no longer be obtainable as it's listed among limited Secret Styles that are no longer available in the current game version. However, for historical reference and for players who may still have access, here's how Hidari was obtained:
Hidari was exclusively available through the game's gacha system using Lucky Spins. Unlike regular styles that could potentially be obtained through Default Spins, Secret Styles like Hidari required Lucky Spins for any chance of acquisition.
| Spin Type | Secret Style Chance | Hidari-Specific Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Normal Spins | 0.01% | Historically available |
| Lucky Spins | 0.5% | Primary method for Secret Styles |
To maximize chances of obtaining Hidari when it was available:
The game features a comprehensive pity system to guarantee Secret Style acquisition:
Every weekend, Volleyball Legends hosts a 2x Secret Luck event that significantly improves acquisition chances:
For players fortunate enough to have obtained Hidari, mastering its unique abilities is essential for maximizing effectiveness.
While Hidari is powerful in its own right, the community generally considers other Secret Styles like Timeskip Kyamo and Taichou to be more versatile due to their balanced stats and team-play capabilities. However, Hidari remains one of the best pure spiker styles in the game.
Based on the official Volleyball Legends Wiki, Hidari is listed among Secret Styles that are "no longer obtainable." This limited status suggests that:
The following Secret Styles are currently available in Volleyball Legends:
Note: Hidari is not included in this list, confirming its limited availability status.
For players seeking similar offensive capabilities but unable to obtain Hidari, consider these alternatives:
When choosing an alternative style, consider:
Stay connected with the Volleyball Legends community for the latest updates on Secret Style availability and game changes.
Active codes can provide free Lucky Spins and other valuable items:
Based on the official Volleyball Legends Wiki, Hidari is listed as a limited Secret Style that is no longer obtainable. It's not included in the current list of available Secret Styles, suggesting it was a time-limited addition to the game.
Hidari was unique as the first left-handed style in the game and featured the "Lefty Arm" Secret Special ability, providing significant power boosts when spiking from the left side. It was also the second style to have two rainbow stats (Serve and Spike with variable ranges).
Unfortunately, no. Since Hidari is classified as a limited Secret Style that's no longer available, it cannot be obtained through the current spin system, regardless of how many Lucky Spins you have.
For players seeking similar offensive capabilities, Timeskip Kyamo is generally considered the best overall Secret Style. Taichou offers excellent spike-enhancing sets, while Bakuri (Godly style) provides strong jump and spike stats as a more accessible alternative.
There's no official information about whether limited Secret Styles like Hidari will return to the game. The developers may bring them back for special events or through other means, but this hasn't been confirmed. Stay tuned to official announcements for any updates.
To stay informed about new Secret Style releases and potential returning limited styles:
Normal spins have a 0.01% chance for Secret Styles, while Lucky Spins have a 0.5% chance. Lucky Spins can be obtained through the Season Pass, codes, level-up rewards, Robux purchases, or special events. Normal spins cost 100 Yen each.
The Secret Pity system guarantees Secret Style acquisition after a certain number of Lucky Spins. The first pity triggers at 200 spins with a 50% chance for your preferred style, while the second pity at 400 spins guarantees your chosen Secret Style.
The Hidari Style represents a fascinating piece of Volleyball Legends history as a limited Secret Style that offered unique left-handed spiking capabilities. While it may no longer be obtainable in the current game version, understanding its mechanics and strengths provides valuable insight into the game's evolution and the various playstyles available.
For current players, focusing on the available Secret Styles like Timeskip Kyamo or Taichou offers the best path to high-level competitive play. However, those fortunate enough to have obtained Hidari during its availability period possess a rare and powerful piece of the game's legacy.
Remember to stay connected with official channels and community resources for the latest updates on Secret Style availability, new releases, and game changes. The world of Volleyball Legends continues to evolve, and new opportunities for powerful styles may emerge in future updates.
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