L Pachislot Fire Force 2
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L Pachislot Fire Force 2 (Lパチスロ 炎炎ノ消防隊2) is SANKYO’s 2026 smart-pachislot sequel, introduced in Japan on February 2, 2026. Normal play uses game-count opportunities, Cross-Pattern Conversion and rare-role draws to reach an initial bonus. The payout loop then develops through Fire Force Battle / Chance, the higher-loop Fire Force War route, and premium Adolla-related triggers.
Last verified: October 8, 2026.
Key terms: Smart Pachislot · AT · Setting · Setting hint · Initial hit · Payout rate · Net increase · Bonus · Rare role · Watermelon · Ceiling · Reset · High-probability state · Quit timing · Mode · Zone · Replay · Bell · Chance pattern · CZ
Quick specs
Quick specs
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Official Japanese name | Lパチスロ 炎炎ノ消防隊2 |
| Manufacturer | SANKYO |
| Series | Fire Force |
| Machine type | AT |
| Japan rollout date | February 2, 2026 |
| Model | L炎炎ノ消防隊2 |
| Normal-play base | Approx. 33.1G per 50 coins at Setting 1 (Administrator research) |
| Main payout net increase | Approx. 5.8 coins/G (Administrator research) |
| Bonus precursor CZ | Adolla Link (アドラリンク): 3G (SANKYO official) |
| Initial bonus types | SPECIAL Episode BONUS (SPECIALエピソードBONUS): approx. 200 coins; REGULAR BONUS (レギュラーボーナス): approx. 85 coins (SANKYO official) |
| Bonus ceiling | 850G + α (Administrator research) |
| Reset bonus ceiling | 650G + α (Administrator research) |
| Fire Force loop protection | 2000G + α; 1500G + α after a setting change (Administrator research) |
Setting probabilities and payout rate
Setting probabilities and payout rate
The BONUS initial-hit table is published by SANKYO. Fire Force loop values and payout rates are Administrator research.
| Setting | Bonus initial hit | Fire Force loop initial hit | Payout rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1/272 | 1/684 | 97.7% |
| 2 | 1/269 | 1/662 | 98.8% |
| 3 | 1/257 | 1/617 | 101.2% |
| 4 | 1/242 | 1/546 | 105.6% |
| 5 | 1/236 | 1/518 | 110.2% |
| 6 | 1/227 | 1/486 | 114.9% |
Bonus precursor CZ: Adolla Link (アドラリンク)
Bonus precursor CZ: Adolla Link (アドラリンク)
Adolla Link (アドラリンク) is a 3G CZ before the initial bonus. Cross-Eye Conversion (十字目変換) during the bonus premonition can trigger entry. Success condition: a rare role or small-V replay in the CZ makes a bonus highly likely, according to SANKYO. The official introduction does not give an entry probability or overall success rate; 3G is the duration, not a success percentage.
Common one-coin role from official Q&A
Common one-coin role from official Q&A
Official developer Q&A: The common one-coin role shown as a replay small V (共通1枚役／リプ小V) consists of five flags with a combined appearance rate of approximately 1/5.7. The official answer says its probability has no setting difference and the five flags have the same normal-play draw treatment. Do not count the five flags as five separate 1/5.7 probabilities. The developer excludes bonus and Adolla Burst (アドラバースト) states that show 7-alignment/aim prompts from its unchanged-appearance statement.
Game flow
Game flow
Normal play advances through scheduled game-count opportunities and Cross-Eye Conversion (十字目変換) / rare-role draws. During a bonus premonition, Cross-Eye Conversion can lead to the 3G Adolla Link (アドラリンク) CZ, then to an initial bonus. SPECIAL Episode BONUS (SPECIALエピソードBONUS) leads to Fire Force Battle (炎炎激闘) or Fire Force War (炎炎大戦). REGULAR BONUS (レギュラーボーナス) leads to Evangelist’s Trap (伝導者の罠), where an Episode BONUS (エピソードBONUS) can unlock Fire Force Battle.
The loop adds a higher-loop Fire Force War route in addition to the stock-style Fire Force Battle structure. Premium progression can reach Shinra Bansho (森羅万象) and the strongest Adolla Burst (アドラバースト) payout trigger.
Administrator research. Additional play and result interpretation:
Identify the current link in the Fire Force loop
- In normal play, distinguish a scheduled-game premonition from a Cross-Eye Conversion (十字目変換) opportunity. The same conversion presentation performs different draws in different phases.
- An initial SPECIAL Episode BONUS (SPECIALエピソードBONUS) leads to the main loop, while REGULAR BONUS (レギュラーボーナス) first leads to Evangelist’s Trap (伝導者の罠). Do not count every initial REG as a completed loop entry.
- Inside Fire Force Battle (炎炎激闘), win another bonus within its high-probability phase. Set stock and latent continuation can still matter after the visible battle outcome.
- Fire Force War (炎炎大戦) returns directly to its loop after a won bonus. The named Benimaru/Joker War (紅J大戦) is a stronger route with its own continuation figure.
- Adolla Burst (アドラバースト) repeatedly awards JAC portions. Read its game additions and JAC coin additions as separate rewards.
Ceiling, reset and quit timing
Ceiling, reset and quit timing
Administrator research. The normal bonus ceiling is 850G + α and awards a bonus. The current site research also tracks a shorter 650G + α ceiling after a true setting change. A separate Fire Force loop protection exists at 2000G + α, shortened to 1500G + α after a setting change, plus protection after five Evangelist’s Trap failures.
Do not quit immediately after REG or after a failed Fire Force Battle sequence. REG moves into the Evangelist’s Trap high-probability period for roughly 30G+α, and a Fire Force loop can remain internally latent after a bonus or failed battle. Confirm that the relevant post-bonus / post-loop state has ended before stopping.
Bonus and Fire Force loop details
Bonus and Fire Force loop details
The initial bonus is the gateway into the machine’s main payout structure. SANKYO gives the following initial bonus types and follow-up routes:
| Initial bonus | Approx. payout | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| SPECIAL Episode BONUS (SPECIALエピソードBONUS) | 200 coins | Fire Force Battle (炎炎激闘) or Fire Force War (炎炎大戦) |
| REGULAR BONUS (レギュラーボーナス) | 85 coins | Evangelist’s Trap (伝導者の罠), a high-probability state lasting about 30G + α. An Episode BONUS (エピソードBONUS) there leads to Fire Force Battle. |
Fire Force Battle is a 15G + α bonus-high-probability phase with about 57% bonus expectation. SANKYO describes the general Fire Force War loop as about 80–90% bonus expectation with approximately 5.8 coins/G net increase. These are different phases; the premium Benimaru/Joker War (紅J大戦) has a separately described approximately 90% loop.
ACCEL BONUS (アクセルボーナス): SANKYO describes this as a high-probability phase for Fire Force War. Each weak rare role—cherry, watermelon or chance pattern (チェリー・スイカ・チャンス目)—draws Fire Force War at approximately 30% per occurrence during this bonus. A final-game announcement can also occur without a rare role; 30% is not the bonus-wide Fire Force War entry rate.
Fire Force BOOST (炎炎BOOST): a stock-based bonus with 10G per set. Rare roles and Cross-Eye Conversion (十字目変換) can add continuation stocks; a red-7 alignment indicates multiple stocks. Super Fire Force BOOST (超炎炎BOOST) is the higher-continuation version. SANKYO does not state a role-by-role stock rate in this explanation.
Upper and premium routes
Upper and premium routes
Fire Force War (炎炎大戦) is an upper version of Fire Force Battle (炎炎激闘), with approximately 6 coins/G net increase. Winning a bonus during Fire Force War indicates Fire Force BONUS (炎炎BONUS) or better and loops back to Fire Force War without a latent interval. The stronger Benimaru/Joker War (紅J大戦) has an approximately 90% bonus loop; this is the named upper mode’s bonus-loop figure, not the general Fire Force War rate.
Adolla Burst (アドラバースト): repeat JAC awards within the allotted game count. Its three JAC types are Fire Force JAC Shinra (炎炎JAC・シンラ), Fire Force JAC Sho (炎炎JAC・ショウ), and EXTRA JAC (エクストラJAC). A 7 alignment during a JAC draws additional Adolla Burst games, while rare roles draw extra JAC difference coins. The red-7 alignment probability varies by JAC type; the official explanation does not publish a comparable numeric rate for the three types.
Stronger loop progression can also reach Shinra Bansho (森羅万象). An exact route-by-route premium-entry probability is not published here.
Setting differences and identification
Setting differences and identification
Both bonus initial-hit probability and Fire Force loop initial-hit probability improve toward higher settings. The loop rate moves from 1/684 at Setting 1 to 1/486 at Setting 6, which is more discriminating than the bonus rate alone. Current analysis also reports setting-hint end screens and RB character presentations; direct confirmation patterns should be weighted above short-session frequency alone.
Normal-play internal modes
Normal-play internal modes
Administrator research. Fire Force 2 has Mode A through Mode D plus Heaven. The selected mode changes the rescue/bonus ceiling and which game-count zones are more likely to produce a real premonition. The manufacturer explicitly describes these as normal-play modes.
| Mode | Maximum game count |
|---|---|
| Mode A | 850G + α |
| Mode B | 650G + α |
| Mode C | 450G + α |
| Mode D | 250G + α |
| Heaven | 88G + α |
Mode selection is performed after a setting change and when a bonus is reached. A setting change starts in Mode B or better in current research. Screen/premonition behavior at 88G and later zones can provide mode hints, but a hint should not be treated as a confirmed setting.
Official developer Q&A: Evangelist’s Trap (伝導者の罠) has either a 30G or 60G guaranteed period. Once that period ends, a push-order bell or replay triggers an approximately 60% exit draw at that occurrence. A continuing premonition keeps the machine in the zone, so these guaranteed periods are not fixed total zone lengths.
Administrator research. Additional play and result interpretation:
Two high-probability states affect different draws
Administrator research distinguishes Bonus High Probability (ボーナス高確) from Cross-Eye High Probability (十字目高確). Bonus High Probability is a fixed 20G state that improves the bonus expectation after a conversion. Cross-Eye High Probability instead changes how often the qualifying small-V replay / rare-role result is converted. Its high / super-high portions use 3–10G protection.
An increase in conversion frequency is therefore not the same as an identical increase in the bonus probability conditional on a conversion. Both layers can coexist. The common one-coin small-V role itself has no setting difference in the official developer answer already quoted above.
Setting hints and confirmed-setting elements
Setting hints and confirmed-setting elements
Administrator research. Additional play and result interpretation:
Use the full REG character sequence
In administrator research, Mamoru-kun (まもるくん) excludes the setting corresponding to his position in the applicable Iris character sequence. A fifth-position appearance excludes Setting 5; it does not confirm Setting 6. Identify the sequence and the order before using this rule.
Record both the opening character and the fifth character during REG. The official developer description identifies the following gold-character pairings; their setting interpretations below are Administrator research.
| First REG character | Fifth REG character | Setting interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Shinra (シンラ) | Gold Benimaru (紅丸・金色) | Setting 4 or higher |
| Dr. Giovanni (Dr.ジョヴァンニ) | Gold Benimaru (紅丸・金色) | Setting 4 or higher |
| Dr. Giovanni (Dr.ジョヴァンニ) | Gold Sho (ショウ・金色) | Setting 5 or higher |
| Shinra (シンラ) | Gold Shinra (シンラ・金色) | Setting 6 |
The confirmed Setting 6 pairing starts with Shinra and ends with gold Shinra; a gold-looking character without its sequence is insufficient. The gold Sho and gold Shinra presentations are different. Ordinary appearances of these characters outside the documented REG context are not the same confirmation. Ending mini-characters, stock illustrations and normal-mode illustrations also have different jobs; preserve the screen type in your record.
How to play
How to play
No navigation: stop the left reel first. If numbered stop instructions appear, press the stop buttons in the displayed order (1, then 2, then 3). A symbol-target instruction tells you which symbol to aim for; follow it together with any displayed stop order.
This machine recommends left-first play; middle-first or reverse starts during ordinary normal play can trigger a penalty. Aim the black BAR on the left reel. If watermelon stops, use the black BAR on the middle reel and the white 7 on the right reel as guides to cover watermelon. During bonuses and AT, follow every push-order and symbol instruction.
Data policy and official references
Data policy and official references
First-party manufacturer information is labelled official. Administrator research identifies the administrator’s review of published information; it does not by itself mean original measurement or manufacturer confirmation. Calculated examples are labelled separately and explain their inputs. A page verification date records an editorial check, not a new experiment or a remeasurement of every value. See our editorial policy for the distinction.
- SANKYO official product page
- SANKYO official specification page
- SANKYO developer Q&A: common one-coin role rate
- SANKYO developer Q&A: Evangelist’s Trap guarantee and exit draw
- SANKYO developer note — ACCEL BONUS weak-role 30% draw
- SANKYO developer note — Fire Force BOOST 10G sets
- SANKYO developer note — Fire Force War and Benimaru/Joker War
- SANKYO developer note — Adolla Burst JAC roles
- SANKYO machine collection — Adolla Link, initial bonuses and Fire Force loop
- SANKYO developer Q&A: first/fifth REG gold-character pairings