[Jolly]

How about something like this?

[MiS]

@Jolly It looks aesthetically nice, but you've got to wonder what she'll think about it if she ever distances herself from Zelda, or video gaming for that matter. What will she think when she's 40 and still has that tattoo'd on her back? If she still loves it, great! If not...

[Jolly]

@Jolly It looks aesthetically nice, but you've got to wonder what she'll think about it if she ever distances herself from Zelda, or video gaming for that matter. What will she think when she's 40 and still has that tattoo'd on her back? If she still loves it, great! If not...

It still looks awesome though wether they're still into Zelda or not

[MiS]

It still looks awesome though wether they're still into Zelda or not

That's the thing - it'll look cool to us, but the more important thing is if it'll be as important to her down the years for something that large and permanent.

[Oni]

@Jolly It looks aesthetically nice, but you've got to wonder what she'll think about it if she ever distances herself from Zelda, or video gaming for that matter. What will she think when she's 40 and still has that tattoo'd on her back? If she still loves it, great! If not...

Exactly. And regardless of if you agree with me or not, I think you are a bit young for a decision like this. They aren't comfortable to get either. If you are going through with it, do yourself a favor and keep it generic. You never know how you will feel in 20 years about it.

[oskrrg]

You know, a tattoo is one thing. I have one, even. But an anime tattoo? Jesus, dude - you'll regret it. I recommend getting something generic, that way you don't regret it. I also think you should wait until you're 18.

He is right, an anime tattoo is not a very good idea