Fruitfull

Fruitfull logo present on all cans, bottles, and Fruitfull products

## Fruitfull logo

The Fruitfull logo, usually present below the words "Fruitfull" on all products, though its placement tends to change

Fruitfull is a carbonated soft drink manufactured by Splix Co. Originally created and developed in 1958 by Christopher Wendelle. It was first called Fruitfull Cola, and then shortened to simply Fruitfull in 1962. It is widely available in Ventia and the East Coast of the US, but nowhere else.

## Fruitfull Bottle

An old un-labeled Fruitfull bottle from 1982

 Fruitfull Cola was first created by Christopher Wendelle under Silsiv Industries, with the first bottle being produced in 1958. The goal was to create a new soda with a distinct flavor separate from anything on the market. The result was a lemon-lime soda with hints of orange and apple flavor. The drink was first sold in south-western Ventia and was not immediately popular, with the company losing 1 million marks in the initial production year. In 1961 sales began to curve, with the company opening a second production facility in New Richmonde in 1962. In 1965 the recipe was more streamlined, bringing artificial flavorings into the production of the soda, cutting production costs and allowed for a lower price. The production also required for soda batches to be run through small batches of uranium, this was believed to add a sour flavor to the drink unique to Fruitfull. This also, however, caused small amounts of radiation to contaminate batches of the soda, leading to numerous cases of cancer in some drinkers. The recipe was immediately reworked in 1967, taking uranium out of the beverage and reimbursing some of the patients. In 1981 new varieties of Fruitful were marketed to the public, including Fruitful Tropic and Fruitful Berry, both of which proved to be not as popular as its predecessor, and Fruitful tropic was discontinued in 1999.

## Fruitfull

Can of Fruitfull Nitro being held by an unknown drinker. The drinker can safely be presumed dead.

### Effects

May cause headaches, blurred vision, hyperactivity, asthma, eczema, tooth decay, advanced tooth decay, dizziness, drug-like highs, and fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva

Fruitfull Nitro was an experimental beverage that began production in 2000. The drink was supposed to use experimental brewing methods to create a richer and better beverage, but instead the project was cancelled after 5 taste testers were killed due overdoses of chemicals in the drink. One scientist left a can out overnight under a heat lamp, and when he came back it was discovered that an amalgamation of chemicals and compounds had been formed. This substance was called Silsivium, after the CEO's last name, but it is merely a compound of strontium, radium, aluminum (most likely from the can), and trace amounts of ammonium chlorate. There was also 11 other elements that were too small in amount to be considered key compositions, and to avoid specific reproduction of the element have not been released to the public. The scientist, unaware of the contents of the new soda, took a drink. The details of what happened to the scientist afterwards have not yet been released to the public under the personal request of The Crown, but his body was laid down to rest in Tinneville, Citadel City, Boston, Denver and Tokyo.