Momo Challenge: Artist who created creepy sculpture used in online challenge says it's been destroyed
The Momo challenge is a hoax. But the online culture and financial rewards that made it seem feasible are scary.
Momo sculpture destroyed by Japanese creator in 2018, but he kept 1 eye - Mothership.SG - News from Singapore, Asia and around the world
Momo is dead,' says artist who created creepy big-eyed sculpture - CNET
Momo Challenge Hoax Is Actually a Japanese Sculpture
Momo" ce phénomène numérique qui inquiète jusque chez les députés - L'Express
Nine-year-olds caught in terrifying online 'Momo challenge' | Augusta-Margaret River Mail | Margaret River, WA
Japanese artist behind ghastly creature in viral 'Momo Challenge' baffled by disturbing hoax | The Japan Times
Momo Sculpture - Etsy
WhatsApp : Momo, un mystérieux challenge, menace de vous "faire disparaître de la surface de la terre"
Momo' Sculpture Has Been Destroyed – Rolling Stone
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Momo Is as Real as We've Made Her - The New York Times
District warns families about dangers of online 'challenges' | Daily Sentinel
Momo Challenge: Artist who created creepy sculpture used in online challenge says it's been destroyed
Momo may not be real, but the legend inspired real discussions in Southside Virginia schools and homes
Biliran Island - A disturbing image of "Momo", derived from a Japanese sculpture titled Mother Bird created in 2016. The "Momo Challenge" is an alleged form of cyberbullying that spreads through social
Twitter 上的tumblr.com/MonaByMoonlight："If you have children who are scared after hearing of this "Momo Challenge" consider showing them these: Momo is a sculpture made by Midori Hiyashi and Momo was recently a
The Momo Challenge Is Not Real - The Atlantic
Fil:Sculpture Momo Ulrike Enders Michael-Ende-Platz Hanover Germany.jpg – Wikipedia
Momo is Dead: Creator of "Momo" Feels Responsible For Viral Hoax and Has Destroyed the Sculpture - WORLD OF BUZZ
Momo, Sculpture by Selka | Artmajeur
Keisuke Aiso's Ubume Sculpture that was Missappropriated as the Face of the Momo Hoax | Spoon & Tamago
Keisuke Aiso's Ubume Sculpture that was Missappropriated as the Face of the Momo Hoax | Spoon & Tamago
