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Noah Cyrus paid tribute to her older brother Braison by getting this tattoo of the triforce symbol from The Legend of Zelda video game series with his initial “B” in the center. Braison has his own triforce tattoo with an “N” for Noah on his chest. He got his tattoo back in April 2014 when Noah was only 14 years old. She waited until she was 17 to return the favor!
Anissa Rodriguez has the triforce symbol from the video game series The Legend of Zelda on her right shoulder blade. All of the members of Eyes Set To Kill have this symbol somewhere on their bodies. Sister Alexia Rodriguez has it on her foot.
Kreayshawn shared this photo in September 2016 of some of the stick and poke tattoos that she has done on her own leg just above the knee. Her simple designs included a planet, tragedy theater mask, the leaf logo from the Nintendo game “Animal Crossing: New Leaf,” and a trio of balloons. “LOL Stick and pokes I been doing on myself! Someone get me a tattoo gun ?????” she wrote. (more…)
In May 2014, Lights got this tattoo of a retro-style rocketship as a tribute to her daughter Rocket Wild Bokan. It’s on her right thigh next to the portrait of her husband Beau Bokan. Written on the ship is “Player 3” to symbolize that Rocket is the third member of their family and “02-15-2014” for Rocket’s birthday: February 15th 2014.
Lights has a colorful tattoo on her upper thigh of a World of Warcraft character surrounded by flowers. “It’s a portrait of the alliance king from World of Warcraft, King Varian. He’s like my celebrity crush. I also kinda mutated his face to look like my fiancé [Beau Bokan].
Lights has a tattoo on the inside of her upper left arm of a Final Fantasy-inspired female character. “She’s kind of a beast master. She looks a bit Final Fantasy-esque. Another sort of female warrior empowerment thing that makes me feel cool and strong.”
Lights has a tiger on her upper left arm which is colored in blue to mimic one found in the World of Warcraft games. “This is like a Siberian tiger right here, which is also the spectral tiger mount from World of Warcraft, which is a rare mount which I don’t have.”
On Lights’ right arm is the Twinblade of the Phoenix from World of Warcraft. Lights describes it as “one of the most beautiful weapons” and says that it’s placement “always makes me feel like I’m on the ready with a weapon.”
Lights had a scar on her arm from when she got from her tuberculosis shot as a child, and she had the tattoo placed so that the jewel on the sword covered the scar. She explains “It scarred me for life. And I had this, it looked like a bullet wound on my forearm, since I was five. And [in 2009] I got this tattoo covering it which is a sword from a game I play called World of Warcraft. But I specifically placed it so that the jewel would be right over the scar. And the scar tissue healed weird and held the ink funny so that it actually looks like an opal. But it looks really cool and gives that jewel a unique look. So I turn scars into jewels.”
Lights loves fictional weapons and has a wall of them in her apartment. “I’m a warrior in World of Warcraft, so I always have swords. And obviously I love this whole warrior vibe,” she says.
The tattoo was done by Derek Lewis at Hartless Design in Toronto.
Lights has a hearthstone from World of Warcraft on her ankle. “It’s a World of Warcraft item that—every time you use it—takes you home no matter where you are,” she says.
All of the members of Eyes Set To Kill have tattoos of the triforce symbol from the video game series The Legend of Zelda. Each band member got the tattoo on different body parts: Alexia’s is on the top of her left foot and her sister Anissa’s in on her back.
