Golden, Diamond, Galaxy, and Rainbow are listed by the game. Their odds, multipliers, values, and relative order are not publicly confirmed.
The official Roblox description names four collectible variants: Golden, Diamond, Galaxy, and Rainbow. That confirms the names, but not a rarity order, appearance chance, income multiplier, fair auction value, or acquisition rule. Use those names to recognize possible collection goals, then judge any stronger claim by its source and what you can reproduce in game.
Start with the four names present in the official game description. A different label needs its own attributable source.
Seeing a visual treatment does not prove a specific income multiplier, rarity percentage, or auction premium.
Prefer a clear in-game screen, update note, or repeated observation over an excited title or unsourced value chart.
Until comparable values exist, use your cash reserve and observed income change instead of a claimed universal variant price.
Variant searches often blend several different questions: what variants exist, which one is rarest, how luck affects them, whether they earn more, and how much to bid. Only the first question is answered by the current official description. Treating the entire cluster as verified would overstate the evidence.
Luck upgrades are part of the official high-level game loop, but the public information checked for launch does not list costs, levels, effect sizes, or odds. That means a break-even calculator or gacha simulator would need invented constants. The site keeps those tools on hold until reliable or reproducible data exists.
The practical launch approach is to use variants as a collection-evidence label, not a numeric tier. If you observe a clean income difference for a particular character and variant in your own session, you can test that number in the auction calculator. Keep the confidence label honest because one observation may include other changes.
The names may sound progressively stronger, but the official description does not explicitly rank them.
Do not treat an unsourced odds table or thumbnail claim as an official appearance rate.
A variant name does not establish a fair auction premium without comparable outcomes.
Golden, Diamond, Galaxy, and Rainbow are named in the official Roblox game description.
The current official public description does not state a rarity order or exact odds.
The game confirms a luck-upgrade mechanic, but the public sources checked do not state its exact effect on variant odds.
No reliable public multiplier table was found, so a specific income boost should not be treated as confirmed.
