The Little Mermaid is one of Disney's most beloved animated films, and these fans showed their appreciation with some great tattoos.

One of the fans' favorite Disney movies is called The Little Mermaid, as they adore Ariel and Eric's love story. Their dedication runs so deep that some have gone as far as to have different characters and scenes from the film tattooed on their bodies. The results are breathtaking as the artists utilized a wide array of colors and designs to make any fan part of her world.

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This list has compiled some of the best tattoos depicting the film that any fan will appreciate. Keep reading to see some of the best The Little Mermaid tattoos to date that will inspire others to have Ariel inked on them as well!

This design showcases the star of the entire film, Ariel, in all of her glory and it was created by Jordan Baker.

The shading of her hair is what stands out, as well as the movement of her tail. It is inspiring to fans and other artists alike as they use this tattoo as a basis for their own creations.

This tattoo is a bit dark as it shows Ursula sucking Ariel's voice from her body while Ursula and her two moray eels look on with glee, like in some of these cosplays.

It isn't the sunshine and roses that fans often remember when they think of the film and her beautiful love story with Prince Eric, but Jackie Huertas creation is wonderful all the same. However, it does capture their attention as they reminisce on this major part of the film, as well as the sickly green hue used to create this effect.

Ariel eventually received her voice back, and this tattoo remembers that golden moment, even if it did happen on land.

Her voice came back to her in a golden stream of light, and an artist by the name of Yu Xuan decided to recreate this moment when Ariel was a mermaid. It almost looks like watercolors swirling around her body and the addition of flounder was a nice touch.

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