Mamori, an Ultra defensive Style, joined Volleyball Legends in Update 92 on October 17, 2026. This middle blocker relies on well-timed parries. It can return nearly any ball that reaches it, and its aerial Charge sends you flying toward the ball. Quests and matches cannot award Mamori; it is available only through the Style spin system, so you’ll need to set your preference properly and have enough spins.
Quick answer: Open Styles, select Mamori in the Ultra list until the green marker appears beside its name, then roll with Lucky Spins until Mamori lands.
Mamori Style unlock requirements
Mamori works like every other Style in the game. It sits in a gacha pool, and its Ultra rarity makes it harder to roll than common Styles. Before you start spinning, make sure you have the following:
- Access to Volleyball Legends on Roblox, with the Styles menu available from the main menu.
- Lucky Spins, which give better odds at Ultra Styles than standard spins.
- Mamori set as your preferred Ultra Style, so the preference system weights rolls toward it.
- Patience for the pity counter if early rolls miss.
You don’t need Robux. Free codes cover a good share of the spins, and you can launch the game from its official Roblox page.
How to roll for Mamori in the Styles menu
Some players alternate five Lucky Spins with a few default spins. That is a community habit, not a rule the developers have confirmed. Trust the odds and pity count shown in the game over any spin pattern.
Update 92 codes for free Lucky Spins
Update 92 added three codes alongside Mamori. Two of them give Lucky Style Spins, which are the ones that count toward rolling Mamori.
| Code | Reward | Helps roll Mamori? |
|---|---|---|
MAMORI | 7 Lucky Style Spins | Yes |
UPDATE_92 | 6 Lucky Style Spins | Yes |
PARRY | 5 Lucky Ability Spins | No (Ability spins) |
Together they add 13 Lucky Style Spins to your balance. Redeem them in-game before you start rolling so you aren’t spending standard spins first. Codes in Volleyball Legends tend to expire, so a code that no longer works has most likely been retired.
How to confirm the Mamori Style unlocked
A successful roll shows Mamori as the result on the spin screen, and the Style becomes something you can equip. Once it’s equipped, the Mamori kit replaces your previous Style’s moves. Blocking right as the ball arrives triggers a parry that sends the ball back and knocks nearby opponents away. Pressing Special in mid-air launches the Charge. If both of those work in a match, the unlock is done.
Mamori Style stats and moves
Mamori’s starting stats lean heavily toward the net. Its 100% Parry and Jump are offset by weak movement and receiving.
| Stat | Starting value |
|---|---|
| Parry | 100% |
| Jump | 100% |
| Block | 80% |
| Spike | 80% |
| Serve | 50% |
| Bump | 35% |
| Dive | 35% |
| Speed | 30% |
| Set | 30% |
Parry works on any ball, whether it comes from your team or the opponent. Charge has a 3.5-second cooldown. If you reach the ball early in the Charge, you get a Perfect Parry. If you reach it late, the ball pops up safely on your side, and holding S sends that pop-up to yourself. Blocking in mid-air uses Q on PC and LT on console.
Mamori Mastery rewards
| Mastery | Reward |
|---|---|
| 1 | Perfect Parry |
| 2 | +15% Speed |
| 3 | Parry Dash |
| 4 | +10% Block |
| 5 | Iron Parry |
Perfect Parry rewards tighter timing with a harder return and stronger knockback. Parry Dash lets you hold W during a Charge on your own team’s ball for a guaranteed Perfect Parry. Iron Parry makes both the parry and Perfect Parry windows 15% longer. The Speed and Block bonuses at levels 2 and 4 cover two of Mamori’s weaker starting numbers, so finishing Mastery makes the Style noticeably easier to play once you’ve rolled it.
