The Oddities
10,000 street-built PFPs. Thick lines, loud fits, zero filler.
Starts at $1. Up $1 every 500 minted.
$10.50 average across the collection · ultra rares included
One locked house style
Every one of them hits.
112 character types. 73 fits. Same ultra-thick outline, same clean pastel backdrop — so the whole set reads like one collection, not a pile of random mints.
The odds
possible combinations
minted.
17,619,122,013,292,800 possible combinations. Every oddity that gets minted is one of roughly 1 in 1.8 trillion — and no two land the same.
The mint
A dollar to get in.
No stealth tax, no whitelist games. Everybody starts at the same number — the earlier you move, the cheaper you're in.
Mint opens soon. Joining the list is free and costs no gas.
The first 500 mint at $1. Same art, same odds, lowest cost basis in the whole collection.
Every step lifts what the next buyer pays to mint. That rising cost is what gives the OpenSea floor something real to sit on.
By the last 500, mint is $20. Early holders are already underneath them.
The ladder
Price only goes one way.
Twenty steps, 500 mints each. It never dips, never resets — so the person minting after you always paid more than you did.
The chase
Grails on both ends.
Epics, legendaries and ultra rares are seeded through the entire run — but the back half is loaded heavier. Cheap early, richer odds late. Pick your side.
The cheap seats
Epics, legendaries and a handful of ultra rares are absolutely in here — fewer of them, but you're paying $1 to $10 a pull. Lowest cost basis in the collection, and you're underneath everybody who shows up later.
The loaded half
More epics. More legendaries. Most of the ultra rares live back here — so the ladder costs more, but you're pulling from the richer bag.
Full rarity table drops with the contract. No token numbers, no ranks until reveal.
Ultra Rares
The ones everybody hunts.
One-of-ones and limited-edition cards — fully rendered, no recycled traits. A few are hiding in the first 5,000. Most of them sit in the last 5,000.
All of them are included in the 10,000. Same mint, same price, no separate sale.
Sealed
Some of it we’re not showing.
Scattered through the 10,000 are things that appear in no preview, no gallery and no teaser — one-offs, hidden traits, easter eggs, and a few ideas that only make sense when you find one.
No list, no spoilers, no hints. Mint and find out.
Sealed tiles are real pieces from the collection. You’re not meant to see those yet.
The collection
Built trait by trait.
Wolves in puffers. Robots in varsity jackets. Ramen cups with chains on. Sixteen trait slots, all of it locked to one house style.
Holder perks
The PFP is the membership.
Mint is the entry fee. Everything under here is what the bag actually gets you.
Merch that actually ships
Tees, hoodies and cut-and-sew pulled straight from the fits in the art. Holders get first drop and holder pricing.
Sticker packs
Die-cut sticker sets of the oddities. Cheap, loud, everywhere — the sort of thing that puts the brand on laptops and lamp posts.
$ODD token drop
A token drop for holders down the line. Held oddities are the claim ticket — details land well before it goes live.
You vote on what ships
Holders vote on traits, merch runs, collab picks and what we build next. One oddity, one vote. No committee.
Trait-gated rooms
Certain character types and rare traits unlock their own channels, drops and side quests. Your PFP is the key.
Long-term updates
This is a brand, not a one-week mint. Ongoing releases, tooling and collabs funded by the mint ladder itself.
Roadmap
Four moves, no fluff.
Contract + mint
- Contract deployed on Robinhood ETH Chain
- Mint opens at $1
- Ladder starts climbing
Reveal
- Full 10,000 revealed
- Rarity table published
- Ranks + trait counts go live
Merch + stickers
- First tee and hoodie run
- Sticker packs ship
- Holder pricing locked in
Token + governance
- $ODD drop for holders
- Holder voting goes live
- Community picks what ships next