I was looking through past questions and wanted to ask about the different classes. How do you determine whether someone is “Lucky Gold,” which seems to be on par with Black?
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I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer this as well.
Thank you for your question.
There’s no complicated judgment involved. A “lucky [class]” is when a male member sees a woman and thinks, “I would have made her an offer even if she were in a higher class.”
Basically, it’s the male members who make that determination.
The staff who assess the women believe they belong in the Gold class when registering them, so their comments won’t say anything like “Black.” They’re written as comments for a Gold-class woman.
However, women like that may receive a flood of offers immediately after registering. In those cases, they’ll usually be designated Lucky Gold.
Incidentally, we take the class distinctions seriously, so lucky designations don’t happen very often.
They’re quite rare.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
By “exactly my type,” I mean someone who perfectly matches my preferences.
Even among the Black or other classes, it’s rare to find someone who’s exactly my type—maybe one in 300…
And if she becomes more appealing and I like her more every time we meet, the odds get incredibly low.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It isn’t mentioned in the comments. In fact, I hardly ever see comments that mention class in the first place.
So this is simply my personal opinion.
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Since the person who met her writes the comments and decides her class, I’d say those comments reflect the perspective of someone who judged her to be Gold.
If you think she’s about Black level, then she’ll be classified as Black.
That is, unless she has some major drawback aside from her looks.
Marika
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I think it really depends on how each person perceives the members. Personally, I’ve never considered a Gold member to be Black, but there have been times when I thought a Platinum member might be more like Gold, or that a Standard member could perhaps pass as Gold.
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