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Fictional Worlds

Subject-matter domain drawn from invented settings rather than from the world, a myth cycle or the wearer's life. Registered as the parent Stage B Phase 5 implies and doc 03 names; its evidence is indirect, resting on fetched trade sources that describe fantasy and cyberpunk tattoo work rather than on any source that names the family itself. Recorded as a structural node, weaker than its children.
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Low confidenceresearched

No links2 sources · T2

What the research says

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Keywords
fictional worlds; invented settings; genre fiction

Provenance

2 resolved

  • The contemporary Horror Fantasy tattoo style (opens in a new tab)

    Tier 2

    Tattoo Life Crew, Tattoo Life

    Tattoo magazine gallery feature. Verbatim: "Animals, people, mythology, Biomech inspiration and nightmare visions all come together" and there are "references to the grand masters of horror and the classics of the fantasy genre with real, long ago medieval settings". Used for fantasy-as-tattoo-subject and for nightmare; the article's own genre label 'Horror Fantasy' is NOT registered as a node because it fuses a theme with a style register.

    professional tattoo source · published 2022-12-28 · retrieved 2026-08-28

  • Reimagined Black Fantasy Tattoos (opens in a new tab)

    Tier 2

    Tattoo Life Crew, Tattoo Life

    Tattoo magazine gallery feature. Verbatim: "In the Dark Fantasy tattoos, the subjects are linked to medieval atmospheres where occult rituals are celebrated by dark presences." The single fetched sentence that ties occult subject matter to tattoo practice.

    professional tattoo source · published 2024-01-22 · retrieved 2026-08-28

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