Tattoos
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Body art representing various cultural influences.
[view source]Overview
Tattoos connect Mibera characters to ancestral traditions and cultural symbolism. Many reference specific Ancestor cultures.
Tattoos by Ancestor
| Ancestor | Tattoo Examples |
|---|---|
| Sami | Reindeer |
| Japanese | Various traditional motifs |
| Polynesian | Tribal patterns |
| Celtic | Knotwork, symbols |
Tattoo Placement
Tattoos render at z-index 125, appearing on visible skin areas above clothing but below some accessories.
Cultural Significance
Each tattoo carries cultural weight and contributes to the Ancestor dimension of a Mibera's identity. They represent:
- Traditional cultural practices
- Spiritual symbolism
- Scene/subculture affiliations
[view source]All Entries
- Reindeer
- Sharaku
- Oracle
- Rilakkuma
- Nepalese Flag
- Star and Crescent Hand
- Caria Tyche
- Uwu Baphomet
- Milady Eyes Hand
- Inverted Pentagram
- Cursed Milady
- Beloved
- Stupa
- Filipino Tribal
- Enso
- Straight Edge
- Whirling Dervish
- Sugar Skull
- Lineart Lotus
- Ottoman Tughra
- Heart with Wings
- Ber Tsetseg
- Sicanje
- Stylized Dragon
- Indus Valley Civilization Oxen
- Stylized Quetzalcoatl
- Om
- Pythia Bust
- Jaguar
- Dragon
- Barbed Wire
- From the Full Moon Fell Nokomis
- Picture Cave
- Time
- Ge Ez Love
- Grateful Dead Mushroom
- Semilunar
- Stylized Dharma Wheel
- Sami Flag
- Without Fear Without Hate
- Minimal Temple of Obodas
- No Tattoos
- Triskele Hand
- Castle Neck