70 cartoon tattoos (and their meanings)

Nothing is so happy and nostalgic as memories of childhood. Wearing a cartoon tattoo that will allow you to return to those happy moments will always be a good way to start a conversation.

Plus, this tattoo will constantly remind you of the happy and carefree moments in front of TV or VHS. The moments when, undoubtedly, the most important thing was to spend the day watching your favorite cartoons.

Of course, each generation has their own favorite designs, which does not mean that some are better than others.

The real importance of cartoon tattoos is that these characters have left a mark on us. The brand is so big that wearing them forever on the skin is hardly enough to thank them for the laughter and happiness they caused us.

The most common cartoon tattoos

- Disney: it is very touching to see someone in the form of Stitch, Peter Pan, Simba, Timon, Pumbaa, Absolem or the Cheshire Cat. But it's just as touching to see more recent cartoonish tattoos like Up, Inside Out, Coco, The New Heroes, or Ralph's Worlds.

- Mickey Mouse: there are thousands of ways to get a tattoo of Disney's most famous mouse. Presented as a full and colored silhouette holding a barbell in the company of Minnie, her friends or her dog ... But showing just a drawing of Mickey's hands or just his gloves in any shape may be enough to recognize It.

- Princesses: the possibilities are endless, because princess films provide us with a large number of characters who, besides the heroine, are very bright. For example, the carpet, the monkey or genius of Aladdin, the gnomes in Snow White, the chameleon Pascal or the horse Maximus in Rapunzel, or the Flounder in The Mermaid, among many other characters.

—Cartoon Network: what a channel full of wonders! Should be awesome to wear on Dexter, Dee Dee, Ed or Eddie's skin. It is very common to see tattoos of Billy, Mandy or the Grim Reaper, Super Girls, Johnny Bravo or Courage and others.

- Villains: some of them are fans of these tattoos, more because of the good drawings, expressions or phrases typical of them, than because of the meanness of the characters. Cruella D'Enfer, Ursula and Hades are the most frequent and most difficult.

In general, tattoos of cartoon characters such as Mr. Magoo, Woody Woodpecker, The Jetsons, The Pink Panther, Scooby-Doo, Bugs Bunny, Roger or Jessica Rabbit, Popeye, SpongeBob or The Simpsons, and all their characters are very popular.