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Super Mario Brothers Tattoo Sleeves Look Awesome

Fabio — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 11:41:30 +0000

Corey Jamison not only loves playing Super Mario but also inking the whole game scenario on his sleeves! The guy sure knows how much he loves his game and has created tattoos which were all designed by him. The graphic depiction of the gameplay is not only remarkable but totally cool. The bricks especially look to cool and you can perhaps get yourself a Super Mario Tattoo Sleeve, and tell everyone about your love for the game.

The whole thing must have taken quite a while and must have also hurt a lot. Such a detailed tattoo not only requires time and inking talents, but also the strength and tenacity to withstand the pain that one feels while being tattooed. I guess Mario and Luigi would be proud of this fanboy who went to such an extent to proclaim his love for the game.

Corey hasn’t been however, the first one to get Super Mario Tattoos. Here is a collection of Super Mario tattoos. You could also take a look at this Bloody Super Mario Sprite Tattoo which sends chills down my spine, and if you are crazy enough, you could also choose to get the Super Mario Brothers Back tattoo which looks incredibly painful to me.

Great job Cory, and thanks for the info!

Awesome Super Mario Bros Tattoos

Kavita — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 13:41:03 +0000

Ever since its release in 1985, the Super Mario Bros Luigi and Mario captured the world attention and the hearts of gamers around the world. For most people, this was probably the first video game that they ever played, and it holds special significance. Super Mario Bros. literally shaped the minds of a generation of young gamers and through the years it has provided entertainment and excitement to millions. Many players are happy with just keeping the Mario Brothers in their hearts, but many others went a step further and tattooed themselves with these cute little mustached men. In fact, of all the Nintendo tattoo pictures doing the rounds on the Internet, the Super Mario Bros art tattoos seem to be the most popular by far. Here is a look at the five best (according to me) Mario tattoos.

The first one isn’t complete, but its attention is quite incredible, and I can’t wait to see what the finished tattoo looks like.

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The next few tattoos are finished and they feature Mario in a range of postures and attired in various costumes.

Here is the Jedi Mario

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Here is the Hindu God Mario

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The Mario Sleeve tattoo with an actual scene from the game

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And one Super Mario under the ear (I somehow get the feeling this isn’t the only tattoo this guy has)

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And finally, here’s Mario flying over a chessboard

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Super Mario Back Tattoo is another great Mario creation but completely detailed and huge.

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Bloody Super Mario Sprite Tattoo

Salazar — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 07:35:28 +0000

If you are a Super Mario Bros. fan, you would obviously want to remind yourself and others how madly in love you are with the game and its Sprites. Nintendo will is one such crazy guy who went ahead and got himself a bloody Mario tattoo on his back to prove his allegiance to the gaming character. The guy seems to relax as the blood oozes out of the newly inked Mario tattoo.

Moreover, this apparently was his first tattoo and one can’t but wonder why he took the extreme step of enduring such pain. Super Mario is soon going to be renamed as bloody Mario, with due respects to Bloody Mary who slaughtered as many protestants as she could. In order to sound politically correct, I would say Bloody Mario would not go to the extent of slaughtering gamers if they choose to play some other game other than Super Mario Bros.

If you wish to get yourself a Bloody Mario Sprite tattoo, I would suggest you get it on your biceps, as that would make it seem bigger when you flex your muscles. If you would like to check out other cool tattoos, we had featured a Huge Super Mario Brothers Tattoo, which was also inked on the back of the individual.

Via: BMEzine