- Build a Volleyball Squad player list covers 130+ rollable characters across six rarity tiers.
- Many units are inspired by Haikyuu!! favorites like Hinata, Kageyama, and Oikawa.
- Rare variants almost always outperform base versions — keep them over duplicates.
- Every squad needs six roles: setter, outside hitter, middle blocker, opposite, libero, and a flex slot.
- Check the roster table before spending rerolls so you keep the right pulls.
Build a Volleyball Squad Player List Overview
The Build a Volleyball Squad player list spans more than 130 rollable characters on Roblox, split between original units and characters inspired by Haikyuu!!. Each character belongs to a rarity tier — Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythic/Secret — and fills one of the core volleyball roles. Knowing who you pulled, and whether their variant is worth keeping, is the difference between wasting rerolls and building a duel-winning squad.
With 130+ units in the pool, blind rerolling is the fastest way to waste resources. Cross-check every pull against the rarity and role tables below before deciding to keep, upgrade, or reroll a slot.
Rarity tiers at a glance:
| Rarity | General Strength | Keep or Reroll? |
|---|---|---|
| Common | Baseline stats, easy dupes | Reroll once better options exist |
| Uncommon | Slightly boosted stats | Early-game filler only |
| Rare | Solid role specialists | Keep for mid-game squads |
| Epic | Strong abilities, high core stats | Keep — core of most winning teams |
| Legendary | Game-changing stats | Never reroll — S-tier keepers |
| Mythic / Secret | Top of the pool, rare variants | Instant keep, build around them |
Notable Characters by Role
The roster leans heavily on volleyball archetypes, with several standout units inspired by Haikyuu!!. Below are representative characters from the pool and what makes each one valuable in duels.
| Character | Rarity | Role | Inspired By | Standout Trait |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shoyo (Tiny Giant Style) | Legendary | Middle Blocker | Hinata | Explosive jump, quick-attack speed |
| Toby (King of the Court) | Legendary | Setter | Kageyama | Pinpoint tosses that boost spiker damage |
| Toru (Great Setter) | Legendary | Setter | Oikawa | Balanced serve and set stats |
| Ace Libero | Epic | Libero | Original | Top-tier dig and receive consistency |
| Wall Blocker | Rare | Middle Blocker | Original | High block stat for mid-game walls |
| Rookie Spiker | Common | Outside Hitter | Original | Easy to obtain, decent early damage |
Setters
- Toby (King of the Court) — top pick
- Toru (Great Setter)
- Standard setters (B-tier filler)
- Always lock a true setter first
Attackers
- Shoyo (Tiny Giant Style) — elite middle
- High-rarity outside hitters
- Mid-rarity spikers as fillers
- Front-load against enemy aces
Defense
- Ace Libero — best receive consistency
- Wall Blocker for net presence
- Rare-variant liberos
- Mix blocks and digs to stay unpredictable
A rare variant of an average character often performs like an A-tier unit thanks to boosted stats and extra abilities. Always compare the variant's stats against your current starter before rerolling it away.
How to Fill Your 6 Slots: Step-by-Step
Follow this order when rolling and rerolling to assemble a balanced squad instead of a lopsided one.
Roll Your First Players
Use starting rerolls to fill all six slots. Early on, accept any decent pull — a complete roster beats an incomplete one with a single star.
Lock Your Setter
Identify your best setter from the player list and lock or mentally mark them. Clean tosses drive every other position's performance.
Secure Two Blockers
Add middle blockers with high block stats to shut down enemy spikes at the net and end rallies early.
Add Attack Power
Fill outside hitter and opposite slots with your highest-attack pulls, prioritizing higher rarity.
Place a Libero
Round out the squad with a defensive libero to stabilize receives and force opponents into longer rallies.
Reroll the Weakest Slot
Target only your lowest-rarity slots with spare rerolls. Spread rerolls across positions rather than dumping them into one slot.
A balanced six-person squad consistently wins more 5-minute duels than one superstar carrying five weak teammates. Role coverage matters as much as raw stats.
Who to Keep vs. Reroll
Use this decision table when a new pull lands on your roster.
| Situation | Recommended Action | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Legendary or Mythic pull | Keep instantly | Carries duels nearly solo |
| Rare variant of any character | Keep | Boosted stats push it toward A-tier |
| Base version of an S-tier legend | Keep | Strong core, upgrade later |
| Mid-rarity role coverage | Keep temporarily | Solid until better pulls arrive |
| Low-rarity duplicate | Reroll | No variant value, wastes a slot |
| Common duplicate of a kept unit | Reroll immediately | Actively loses duels |
Spend freely in the early game to build a functional squad, then save rerolls for update drops. New characters and variants join the pool with updates — rolling right after one gives you first access to fresh top-tier units.
Progression milestones for your roster:
Squad Collection Goals:
- Fill all six roster slots with unique roles
- Lock one Epic or better setter
- Keep first rare variant pull
- Reach all-Rare or better starting lineup
- Land first Legendary character
Collecting the Full Player List
Collectors chasing the full 130+ character list should focus on efficiency. Rerolls and refreshes work differently: rerolls roll a new player into a slot, while refreshes change the pool of players you can roll from. Use refreshes when the current pool has nothing you want, and rerolls when targeting a specific upgrade.
The fastest free reroll sources are active codes, winning duels, update giveaways, and daily logins. New codes typically drop with updates and milestones, so check the codes page regularly while collecting.
Collection efficiency tips:
| Method | What It Gives | Best Use |
|---|---|---|
| Active codes | Free rerolls and refreshes | Redeem immediately — codes expire fast |
| Winning duels | Reroll currency | Steady income while testing squads |
| Update drops | New characters in pool | Save rerolls for these windows |
| Daily logins | Bonus rerolls | Passive income for long-term collection |
Player List FAQ
Q: How many characters are in the Build a Volleyball Squad player list?
The roster includes more than 130 rollable characters, and the developer continues adding new units and rarity variants in periodic updates. Many are inspired by Haikyuu!! characters alongside original units.
Q: Are Haikyuu-inspired characters stronger than original units?
Not automatically. Characters like Shoyo, Toby, and Toru sit at Legendary rarity and perform at the top of the player list, but original Epic units like Ace Libero are also core picks for winning squads. Judge each pull by rarity and role, not inspiration alone.
Q: Should I keep a rare variant of a weak character?
Usually yes. Rare variants come with boosted stats and often extra abilities, which can push an average character into A-tier territory. Compare the variant's stats against your current player before rerolling.
Q: Which position should I fill first from the player list?
Lock a true setter first — even elite spikers underperform without clean tosses. Then add two middle blockers, attack power at the pins, and finish with a defensive libero.