Exeggcute.

0:00What if I told you the Pokémon that looks like a pile of broken eggs is actually a seed pod about to become something huge?

0:03Meet Exeggcute, the pink cluster of six heads everyone assumes is fragile.

0:06The shells are visibly cracked.

0:10One of the six usually has its yellow insides showing.

0:13From the outside, it looks like something close to falling apart.

0:16The Pokédex has been saying the truth about Exeggcute for decades and most people miss it.

0:19Exeggcute isn't actually eggs.

0:23The lore says it's closer to plant seeds, carrying genes of plants and other species.

0:26It's not a pile of broken anything.

0:29It's six pieces of something still growing.

0:32And the cracks on the shells?

0:35Those are the marker.

0:39The Pokédex says the more cracked the shells get, the closer Exeggcute is to evolution.

0:42The visible damage is proof that something inside is getting too big for the shell it's been carrying.

0:45Their shells are also tougher than they look.

0:48Even when one cracks open, Exeggcute can survive without anything spilling out.

0:51The crack isn't the same thing as the break.

0:55You've assumed you've been breaking for a while.

0:58The shell that used to fit you doesn't fit anymore.

1:01The cracks are visible now.

1:04You're convinced everyone watching you is watching you fall apart.

1:08You're not falling apart.

1:11You're getting closer.

1:14The cracks are the literal proof of this and not of any problem.

1:17Whatever was inside you the whole time is finally getting too big to stay in the shell you've been wearing.

1:20If you've been quietly assuming you were broken, comment below.

1:24Then send this to the friend you've been worried about.

1:27They might be cracking for the same reason you are!