How beautiful do you have to be to receive special treatment?

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. “How much...?” It’s hard to explain exactly, but... I’d say it’s impressive if your beauty score exceeds 100,000. “Your battle power is only 5… Pathetic trash…”

I’m Saito♪, a columnist. Winning a local beauty pageant—or even being a finalist in one of the Big Three pageants—doesn’t make someone special. There are simply too many of them. Every year, hundreds of women from these pageants enter the public eye. I also know that women who are more or less “the ace of the second string”—popular at work, the prettiest girl in their class, or attractive enough to make it onto a relatively beautiful team—can often be the most troublesome. That doesn’t mean I want to be a male member waiting around with a low allowance for a humble “second-string substitute” who never quite made it as a model to come along. The women I give special treatment to are those who are already “first string” and are working hard to take their careers even further.

I’m Basil, a male member. It depends on how “special” she is. If it just means adding a bit extra to the allowance, then yes—I’d consider it for someone I really click with and who matches my preferences, especially if she has an appealing personality and looks. But if we’re talking a double-digit allowance per pay-per-meeting, or gifts worth that much, or overseas trips, she’d probably need some kind of profile or name recognition—like appearing on TV.

I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member. Same as 紙ひこうきさん. I suppose I’m attracted to beautiful women who are my type... Like パプアさん, I’m drawn to elegant, refined ladies who are also a little headstrong（笑）

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member. Since it’s an exclusive club, I think reasonably attractive women tend to receive special treatment. The same goes for men—including me—but women who are already such extraordinarily beautiful people that they receive special treatment wherever they go generally have no need to join a club for the allowance, so they don’t usually join in the first place. That’s why, even among the women in the Black class, I feel that many are simply very pleasant, attractive, and down-to-earth women. Male members join the club because they feel they’re starting to lose their appeal in the general dating scene and want to borrow the power of money. So rather than a woman who is overwhelmingly popular—someone at Nozomi Sasaki’s level—they can be perfectly satisfied with a beautiful woman who is their personal type, and can afford to give her special treatment. It’s not about settling. When a beautiful woman fulfills a man’s needs and matches him well, including in terms of personality, men at a club are more likely to go all out and treat her exceptionally well. P.S. Papuwa, I’m sorry if I offended you m(._.)m I realize that when both men and women already have everything they need, there’s no need for a club. A club simply helps fulfill those needs dozens of times faster... m(._.)m