HMO’s response? "So will you. That is the point of the pilgrimage."
Just be warned: I have had the prototype on my desk for three weeks. Last night, at 3:33 AM, I woke up to the sound of the haptic base humming. When I looked over, the LCD face had cycled to a mask I had never seen before. It was smiling. bizzareholyland v470 by hmo exclusive
But what exactly is the BizarreHolyLand V470? Why is the HMO (Healthy Mind Original) Exclusive variant causing such a frenzy? And is it worth the rumored four-figure price tag? Let’s unpack the mystery, the design philosophy, and the investment potential of the most bizarre (pun intended) release of the year. To understand the V470, you must first understand the creators. HMO (Healthy Mind Original) is a Hong Kong-based design house known for breaking the rules. Unlike Sideshow or Prime 1 Studio, who rely on established DC or Marvel IPs, HMO thrives on original, surreal, and often unsettling concepts. Their previous "Grumble" series and "Toy Story" deconstructions have earned them a cult following for blending childhood nostalgia with body-horror aesthetics. HMO’s response
Others have praised it as the most forward-thinking piece of pop-surrealism since H.R. Giger’s Necronomicon. The figure forces a conversation about the intersection of faith, technology, and identity. Is the pilgrim wearing a digital face because it has no identity, or because it has too many? If you are a collector who values safety, recognizable IP (Iron Man, Batman, etc.), and traditional paint-ups, steer clear. The BizarreHolyLand V470 will haunt your detolf cabinet and confuse your guests. Last night, at 3:33 AM, I woke up
I don’t think that’s a bug. I think it’s a feature.
is their newest proprietary universe. Imagine if Hieronymus Bosch painted a graphic novel, and then that graphic novel was digitized by a glitchy AI from the year 2080. The V470 is the first "Pilgrim" unit in this universe.