Missouri Monster Pillows
Momo The Missouri Retro Monster Pillow
by World Myth Museum
$23 $28
Description: A retro-style depiction of MOMO, the Missouri Monster, complete with its name and location information.
Description: This vibrant sports-style emblem combines the iconic water fountains of Kansas City with a fierce purple kraken wielding a baseball bat. An awesome graphic for residents, sports fans, and lovers of cool fantasy team mascots.
Kansas City Krakens Mythical Sea Monster Sports Emblem Pillow
by Syndrome Support
$23 $28
Description: Show your love for Missouri sports culture with this fictional Kansas City Krakens baseball mascot design, featuring a majestic city fountain flanked by horses and wrapped in giant mythical sea monster tentacles. Perfect for fans of unique sports logos and local city pride.
Kansas City Krakens Retro Baseball Fountain Mascot Pillow
by Syndrome Support
$23 $28
Description: Show your love for the mysterious with this funny Bigfoot design! Perfect for cryptid enthusiasts and fans of Hollister, Missouri. Let everyone know to respect the local legends.
Hollister Missouri Bigfoot: Respect the Locals Pillow
by ColdKickers
$23 $28
Description: A stylized depiction of the MOMO creature from Missouri, with the text 'MOMO The Missouri Monster, Louisiana, MO 1972'.
Description: A fiery Arizona football design with desert red colors, claw details, and vintage sports energy. Perfect for game day fans, tailgates, football season, and bold sports streetwear.
Arizona Desert Football Fire Game Day Graphic Pillow
by soccergang
$23 $28
Description: In Arkansas folklore, the Howler is a legendary creature said to dwell in the Ozarks. According to tradition, the creature is bear-like in shape with a gray colored, shaggy coat. In December 2015, the Arkansas television station 40/29 News reported that it had received photographs purported to be images of the creature from a viewer. The station contacted the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, who responded that they had heard of no claims of sightings of the creature, and said that the images sent to the station were a hoax.
