The Vanicorn of Doom

A bearded warrior riding a rainbow-blasting unicorn with a machine gun because subtlety died somewhere in the ’70s along with clean airbrush lines.

11/11/20251 min read

a van with a picture of a man on a horse
a van with a picture of a man on a horse

Holy crap, what do we even have here? It’s like someone gave a heavy metal album cover a driver’s license. This van doesn’t just roll, it gallops into your nightmares with a bearded warrior strapped to a unicorn that’s apparently powered by rainbows and revenge.

The black paint job screams, “don’t mess with me,” while that heart-shaped window on the side whispers, “but also, I might love you.” It’s an emotional rollercoaster on wheels, equal parts majestic and mildly concerning. You can almost hear the faint echo of Dio playing from a cassette deck that’s been jammed since 1983.

This isn’t just van art; it’s a midlife crisis on wheels wrapped in a unicorn-fueled hallucination. A unicorn blasting technicolor trails behind it, a hero with hair longer than your future holding a machine gun because apparently, rainbows alone don’t get the job done.

And let’s not overlook that heart window again. It’s the cherry on top of this airbrushed sundae of chaos proof that even the toughest van warriors need a little love… preferably while cruising 45 mph through suburbia with zero explanation.

If freedom had a mascot and bad decisions had a vehicle, this would be it.