Haikyu Fly High SP Toru Oikawa Build: Memory, Potential, and Stats

The wait is finally over, you beautiful people. Toru Oikawa (SP) has officially touched down in Haikyuu!! Fly High, bringing his School Festival version to the court. If you pulled him—or are about to pull him on stream—you need the right build. This guide breaks down his best memory, ideal potential set, and exact stat priorities. Everything here aims to harness his kit, which is widely considered S-Tier and insanely strong in the current meta.

Why This SP Oikawa is a Top-Tier Setter

SP Oikawa enters the game as a well-rounded setter with stats that make him a monster. His kit is built around two key mechanics: buffing allies with "Exert" and "Attack Rhythm," and then resetting his own skill cooldowns when your team scores. Specifically, if he scores with a Jump Serve, its cooldown resets. When an Exert-buffed ally scores, his toss cooldown resets. This cycling mechanic is what makes him feel like a cheat code when built correctly, and it's why he sits among the best.

Best-in-Slot Memory

If you invest in one thing for SP Oikawa, make it his exclusive School Festival memory. It is, without a doubt, best in slot for him. This memory is uniquely tailored to his needs—boosting his Set stat and feeding into his Exert-winning condition. The catch is that this memory is not universally good on other setters. You should only pick it up if you are committed to playing SP Oikawa. If you missed it, you're looking at a noticeable power drop.

 

Potential Build: 4-Piece Precise Set + 2-Piece Setter Dump

The goal with his potentials is to hard-boost his Set stat.

- 4-Piece Precise Set: This is the core. It gives a massive boost to your base Set stat and then increases it by a further 15%.

- 2-Piece Setter Dump: This adds an extra 15% to his Setter Dump, giving you more offensive options during long rallies. You can substitute this with 2-Piece Precise Serve if you prefer to maximize the power of his Jump Serve, but Setter Dump is generally the more flexible play.

 

Stat Priority: Main Stats and Substats

Getting the numbers right on your gear is critical to unlocking his full potential.

Slot	Main Stat Priority	Substat Priority (in order)
Slot II	Strength(use Set if necessary)	-
Slot IV	Substat-focused piece	1. Strength 2. Set 3. Attack Technique 4. Serve
Slot VI	Strength	-

Your goal is to push Strength and Set as high as your pieces allow, hitting the hidden stat thresholds that make his kit function at full capacity.

 

How to Play Him and Build the Best Team

Your build comes alive when you play the loop correctly:

1. Rally Start: Oikawa buffs his diagonal ally with "Exert." Their stats go up.

2. Buff Stacking: Every time that ally touches the ball, the team gains "Attack Rhythm," boosting team-wide awareness.

3. Score and Reset: Land a Jump Serve ace? Serve cooldown reset. Exert ally scores? Toss cooldown resets.

4. Toss to Win: When Oikawa tosses, the enemy's back-row receive drops. If the first spiker is the Exert ally, the enemy's front-row block drops once per set.

For the best team setup, the best premium team shell pairs SP Oikawa with strong attackers like Hajime Iwaizumi (School Festival) or Wakatoshi Ushijima and solid blockers like Tetsuro Kuroo. A reliable Libero like Yu Nishinoya rounds out the back line.

 

Conclusion

SP Toru Oikawa is an S-Tier setter with a snowballing playstyle that can completely take over rallies. Lock in his exclusive memory, run the 4-Piece Precise Set and 2-Piece Setter Dump combination, and prioritize Strength on your main stat slots. Hit those thresholds, and the Grand King will carry your team from the service line to match point. Good luck on your pulls, and enjoy playing him!