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We study the iteration that replaces a planar hexagon by the hexagon formed by joining the midpoints of consecutive edges. While this iteration quickly drives any polygon toward a point and their shapes asymptotically regularize, we show a stronger and unexpected rigidity holds for hexagons: from the second iterate onward, the centroids of the filled hexagons all lie exactly on a fixed line. This exact colinearity reflects a special algebraic feature of the hexagonal case and does not hold generally for any other polygons.

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