Evati Fruit A pineapple-sized and shaped, cerulean fruit with darker, colbalt blue spots and splotches. The flesh is initially crunchy -- like an apple -- but its high sugar content makes it melt in the mouth, much like watermelon flesh. In the core of the fruit are small black seeds dotting the flesh. The seeds are too hard to chew at first, but soften up enough after some sucking. Humans say the taste resembles sweet blueberry-rasberry candy. It is a well-used fruit on Antimone, being popular for eating, but is also used in a variety of other applications. It is sometimes used as a massage oil, is loved by shampoo and body lotion producers, and has a variety of sexual uses in folklore.