DB Tattoos
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DB Tattoos
Well, I was looking to round up some new cosplay pictures when I happened upon this delightful forum.
There's a DB tattoo thread and a bunch of neat pictures, specifically the third guy down with his entire back covered:
http://anime.myfavoritegames.com/forum/ ... topic=9954
But...correct me if I'm wrong - does it say "saiyan" in katakana under Goku? As to be pronounced the Japanese way? Poor fellow. What is that kanji just below "saiyan"? Can anyone make it out?
Anyway, your thoughts on the DB tattoos? I find the guy's back piece and the other guy's sleeve pretty impressive... but I don't think I'd ever get a tattoo of Dragonball.
There's a DB tattoo thread and a bunch of neat pictures, specifically the third guy down with his entire back covered:
http://anime.myfavoritegames.com/forum/ ... topic=9954
But...correct me if I'm wrong - does it say "saiyan" in katakana under Goku? As to be pronounced the Japanese way? Poor fellow. What is that kanji just below "saiyan"? Can anyone make it out?
Anyway, your thoughts on the DB tattoos? I find the guy's back piece and the other guy's sleeve pretty impressive... but I don't think I'd ever get a tattoo of Dragonball.
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Yeah, I feel the same way. While I love 18 to death, and I've thought about getting maybe like...some sort of tattoo regarding her, having been such a big part of my life (rp'ing her for like 7 years and all), I just don't think I could do it and be sure I'd still love it years later.
Still, it's really cute to know that somebody out there loves Dragonball enough to pay homage on their SKIN. Haha.
Still, it's really cute to know that somebody out there loves Dragonball enough to pay homage on their SKIN. Haha.
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Heh...the katakana under his Son Goku image says Saiyan, not Saiya-jin.
Despite how much I love something, I still wouldn't get a tatoo of it. I mean, just imagine waking up in the morning and seeing your arm full of pictures of things. It would really suck if that dude stopped liking DB. Try explaining that to your grandkids.
I think the Kanji is the one for Bu or Mu or something, meaning 'martial' (I think). I don't know, I can't really see the whole thing.
Despite how much I love something, I still wouldn't get a tatoo of it. I mean, just imagine waking up in the morning and seeing your arm full of pictures of things. It would really suck if that dude stopped liking DB. Try explaining that to your grandkids.
I think the Kanji is the one for Bu or Mu or something, meaning 'martial' (I think). I don't know, I can't really see the whole thing.
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What I wonder is how much that back tattoo cost, and how much money that guy had to waste.
Once, when I was applying for a job at Domino's (luckily never accepted), I chatted with the manager, who had a tattoo of Saiyan saga Gohan on his arm, and a DBZ mug of some sort. The tattoo was very well done, and I tried to chat him up about it, but he didn't say much. Perhaps he was regretting having it done, years later?
Once, when I was applying for a job at Domino's (luckily never accepted), I chatted with the manager, who had a tattoo of Saiyan saga Gohan on his arm, and a DBZ mug of some sort. The tattoo was very well done, and I tried to chat him up about it, but he didn't say much. Perhaps he was regretting having it done, years later?
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For something that takes up that guy's whole back, it's actual not drawn well enough in my opinion. I know, I know. I understand it must be hard to sketch perfectly on skin, but if I'm getting something that big and permanent on me, I'd want it to look as if Toriyama had dropped by my house and done it himself. Of course, the sessions would likely be even longer while he tried remembering how to draw the characters.
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People who get sleeves and their whole backs (or any other large part of their body) tattooed usually have it done over several sessions. First there's outlining and then filling in, and then more outlining and filling in. Hah. It probably took him several sessions to get that whole thing completed, and he probably waited for periods at a time before he got other parts done, for healing time and financial reasons. =shrug=
Anyway, I think it's cute. It has me wondering if the guy's with the sleeve and backpiece just think DB is cool, or if there is some deeper meaning to it for them.. And if the latter, I'd love to know what.
Anyway, I think it's cute. It has me wondering if the guy's with the sleeve and backpiece just think DB is cool, or if there is some deeper meaning to it for them.. And if the latter, I'd love to know what.
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tattoos for me sort of chronicles a part of ones life. even if i get a tattoo, it would remind me of a period of my life. in the persons case, the DB tattoo would remind that person of that phase in his or her life. (havent seen the pic yet)
and theres this unwritten rule somewhere that if youre gonna get a tattoo, go big because it lessens the posiblility of you regretting it later on.
and theres this unwritten rule somewhere that if youre gonna get a tattoo, go big because it lessens the posiblility of you regretting it later on.
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Please be sure to re-read the forum rules, and ESPECIALLY this thread regarding grammar. Thanks!bluewind wrote:tattoos for me sort of chronicles a part of ones life. even if i get a tattoo, it would remind me of a period of my life. in the persons case, the DB tattoo would remind that person of that phase in his or her life. (havent seen the pic yet)
and theres this unwritten rule somewhere that if youre gonna get a tattoo, go big because it lessens the posiblility of you regretting it later on.
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I'd never get a tattoo. I can't take pain or needles so... I'm out! And I certainly wouldn't want to get a tattoo of something all over any part of my body. As much as a love DB, a tattoo seems too extreme. I'll probably end up regretting it later on.
On his ankle!? That's weird. Wouldn't that be a little hard to go to so much detail on something so small?Meri wrote:Someone VegettoEX and I knew from back in our college days got a tattoo of SSJ2 Gohan on his ankle. It was kinda badass, but stupid. I think I took a photo of it. I'll have to look around my computer for it.
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You too? The four star ball is pretty symbolic. That would be pretty much the only DB tattoo I would get. I'm sure as hell not getting any kanji...look at what happened to the poor dude above.ChibiKenji wrote:I don't think I would ever get a Dragonball tattoo, and if I did, it'd probably just be something small and sensible like the four-star ball on my bicep or something.
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