Kingdom Hearts Tattoo Design Ideas

Kingdom Hearts tattoo designs are meant for fans of the video game series. If you love the games enough to get a permanent tattoo of Sora on your backside, then go for it.  However, these Kingdom Hearts tattoo designs are subtler than ones of actual characters in the games. They reflect more of the theme of light versus dark that the game portrays. So, even if you love the games, but don't want to look like a weird fanatic, these designs just might be for you.

Heartless

The little heartless creatures in the video games are very adorable. Just getting a tattoo of one of them would be a good idea. You could choose any of the heartless baddies from the games if you think the small ones are too cutesy and you want something more scary looking.

If you have the money, make the heartless tattoo more elaborate. Get a tattoo of your open chest right where your heart is. Have the skin stretched and your bones broken to reveal your heart cavity. But, there will be no heart inside. Instead, have one of the heartless(cute or scary, your choice) peeking out from inside.

Keyhole

In most of the games, Sora had to lock the keyholes located in each world to stop the heartless from getting in and destroying everything and everyone. Sora had to find them, and he was often told they would be found at the "heart of the world." This is a great metaphor for life. Each world has a heart, and if locked, darkness could not take over. Does that mean people should lock up their hearts, not let anything in, just so that darkness won't overtake them? Interesting philosophy.

This tattoo design should be of the keyhole as seen in the worlds throughout the Kingdom Hearts video games. Have the keyhole tattooed over your heart. Get some depth perception in there and make it look like you can peer inside the keyhole to see your heart.

Keychains

In the games, each of Sora's keyblades changed based on the keychains they had. Each keychain looked like something related to that world that he got it from, whether it was a honey pot, chocobo or Kairi's good luck charm. In Roxas' case, it is gears that modify the keyblades.

Published by Marilla Mulwane - Featured Contributor on Associated Content in Beauty and Pets.

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