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The strawberry stopped being a strawberry halfway through the spin.
It had started normally.
Red.
Small.
Clearly fruit.
Eight strawberries paid across the reels.
They disappeared.
New symbols dropped.
Grapes.
Enough.
They paid too.
Purple went into the jar.
Another drop.
Oranges.
Win.
Orange joined red and purple.
The glass jar in the corner lit.
Rainbow moved through the liquid.
Then every strawberry still visible on the reels changed.
No red.
No seeds.
No remaining commitment to strawberryhood.
Rainbow Wilds.
I was playing €0.80.
The next cascade used two of them.
Another win.
The Wilds disappeared with it.
Fruit Fusion Wilds had taken three perfectly ordinary produce colours, mixed them in a jar and decided strawberries no longer needed to continue as strawberries.
The girl holding the jar looked delighted with the arrangement.
Behind her sat green fields, fruit trees, blue sky and a rainbow.
An agricultural setting.
Nothing in the landscape suggested the farm’s main product was identity loss.
Six reels.
Five rows.
Apples.
Strawberries.
Blueberries.
Oranges.
Grapes.
Pears.
Bright fruit everywhere.
Eight matching symbols paid anywhere.
Then they vanished and fresh produce dropped from above.
The jar watched.
One fruit win sent one colour into it.
Another species winning during the same spin added another.
Three different colours and the blending started.
I began checking the jar before the win amount.
One colour.
Safe.
Two colours.
Still recognisable produce.
Three colours meant somebody was going to come back rainbow.
A later spin gave pears first.
Gone.
Then blueberries.
Gone.
Third cascade failed.
The jar held green and blue but never received a third ingredient.
Both colours faded when the spin ended.
The fruit had escaped processing.
Next spin managed strawberries and nothing else.
Another only oranges.
The orchard went through a quiet stretch where everything was being allowed to retain its original appearance.
My balance slid about €5.
Then €9.
One longer cascade finally produced three winners.
Grapes.
Pears.
Blueberries.
The jar filled.
Blueberries were selected.
Every blueberry still on screen became Rainbow Wild.
A group of pears immediately used three of them.
Payment.
Fresh symbols fell.
More blueberries arrived.
Normal blue this time.
The Fusion only lasted for that cascade chain in the base game.
The species had recovered remarkably quickly.
I kept €0.80.
Four Jar symbols eventually appeared.
One near the top.
Two lower down.
The fourth dropped after a small fruit win disappeared.
Ten Free Spins.
The jar enlarged.
One fruit appeared beside it.
Apple.
The first spin began.
An apple landed.
Rainbow Wild.
Another apple landed.
Rainbow Wild.
No ordinary apple anywhere.
The feature had started by deleting apples from the agricultural record.
The orchard could still grow them.
They simply arrived already processed.
A few pears connected.
Two apple Wilds joined.
Win.
Symbols vanished.
Fresh fruit dropped.
Another apple.
Rainbow.
It did not even get one frame of being green.
Second Free Spin.
Strawberries paid first.
Then grapes after the cascade.
Then blueberries.
Third colour.
Jar full.
The liquid flashed.
Blueberries were selected.
From that point onward, every blueberry entering the feature became Wild too.
Apples had already lost their colour.
Now blueberries followed.
The farm still had four fruit species capable of appearing as themselves.
I counted them.
Strawberries.
Oranges.
Grapes.
Pears.
The next few spins produced modest money.
An apple-heavy screen was useful because every apple was Wild.
Blueberries dropped among pears and helped them reach eight.
A strawberry group paid naturally.
The jar repeatedly collected one or two colours without finishing the blend.
The feature total moved through €8.
Then €11.
No giant win.
The orchard was changing faster than the balance.
Halfway through the Free Spins, oranges won.
Cascade.
Pears won.
Cascade.
Strawberries won.
Three colours.
Jar.
Rainbow.
Orange selected.
Every orange still visible changed immediately.
Three fruit types were now gone in their original form.
Apple meant Wild.
Blueberry meant Wild.
Orange meant Wild.
The feature had reached the point where ordering a fruit salad would have produced mostly weather.
Next spin landed several oranges.
All rainbow.
Two apples.
Rainbow.
A blueberry.
Rainbow.
The remaining actual fruit symbols had to work around this growing population of universal substitutes.
A grape win formed.
The Wilds joined.
Payment.
Cascade.
More fruit fell.
Another small win.
The total improved.
Then three Jar symbols landed together.
Four extra Free Spins.
The jar had already absorbed three fruit identities and was now extending the experiment.
The girl still held it with both hands.
At this point that seemed sensible.
The next Free Spin did little.
Then came the big one.
Apples landed across several reels.
All Wild.
Blueberries joined them.
Wild.
Two oranges landed lower down.
Wild.
Only grapes and pears remained visibly committed to being fruit.
Enough grapes appeared to make the first anywhere-pay win.
The Rainbow Wilds joined.
Symbols disappeared.
Fresh ones dropped.
More apples.
More Wilds.
Pears now had enough help.
Second win.
Another cascade.
Oranges arrived already rainbow.
A few natural strawberries remained red.
They connected through the Wild mass.
Third win.
The spin accumulated around €23.
The jar had finally achieved what every preserve jar apparently dreams of.
Most of the produce had stopped needing labels.
Two Free Spins later, a cluster of normal grapes paid without much Wild assistance.
Almost old-fashioned.
Fruit being fruit.
Winning because enough of the same fruit had landed.
The jar took two colours during the cascade but never reached three.
No fourth species disappeared.
The final spin began with apples, blueberries and oranges all arriving as Rainbow Wilds.
Strawberries, pears and grapes remained ordinary.
A small pear win formed.
One cascade.
Nothing more.
The Bonus ended.
Around €37 total.
I had entered roughly €14 below the starting point.
The balance finished about €11 ahead.
The fused fruit disappeared from the reels.
The girl lifted the jar.
Rainbow liquid swirled inside.
She put the lid on.
Three fruit species had spent the feature being poured through that glass and returning as universal substitutes.
She carried the jar away.
I collected.
The orchard could grow replacements.
Kawaii Princess spins like it’s offended I showed up.