We are back! To start us off with a bang we have an awe-inspiring tattoo sleeve for you to look at from MuggleNet fan Nydegger. Ranging from the intricate detail of the snake’s scales, to our beloved Hogwarts, and even a sneak peek at the Potion Master’s patronus, anyone can clearly see that this person is a proud Harry Potter fan.
A couple of days ago we featured a story from another website, ChaCha.com, which showed the best and the worst Harry Potter tattoos from around the web. At the end of the post I asked all you MuggleNet followers out there to submit your own Potter tats to the site so we could feature them, and – oh man – you guys delivered!
Like many other Potter fans I have occasionally considered getting a tattoo to express my love for the boy wizard. (Indeed one time while traveling in Amsterdam my friend nearly convinced me to get a lightning-bolt scar stark on my chest.) Now, I didn’t get that tattoo, but much braver fans than I have gotten tats over the years, and recently ChaCha.com posted an article featuring some of the best and worst of them.
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