So Beetlejuice 2 is out, and you’re all excited to watch it. But before you do, why not celebrate it with some quirky ink?
These 22 Beetlejuice tattoo ideas bring together the weird charm of the Ghost with the Most, combining iconic scenes, creepy details, and quirky humor.
1. Beetlejuice Portrait Tattoo
This tattoo is an amazing portrait of Beetlejuice — the movie character with his quirky face, wild green hair, pale skin, purple circles around his eyes, and a beetle on his collar. It’s an impressive tribute to the mischievous Ghost with the Most.
2. Large, Vibrant Beetlejuice Tat
A stunningly vibrant and large tattoo depicts Beetlejuice in his cartoon version and Lydia — in her movie version. And of course, there is a sandworm swirled around. If you’re a fan of bright, colorful tattoos and love Beetlejuice, this design is the perfect pick!
3. “I Myself Am Strange And Unusual”
You can’t have a Beetlejuice tattoo without a sandworm, can you? So here it is, coiled around a coffin with Lydia’s famous quote: “I Myself Am Strange And Unusual”. This tattoo will be a great choice for people who proudly own their individuality, just like Lydia does in the movie. Embrace being quirky or different!
4. Beetlejuice And Lydia Tattoo
Two iconic characters from the cartoon “Beetlejuice”: a mischievous ghost, and Lydia. It’s a fun contrast between the creepy, chaotic energy of Beetlejuice and Lydia’s moody, thoughtful personality. This tattoo perfectly pictures the dark humor of the cartoon, making it a popular choice for fans.
5. Sandworm In Pieces
Instead of showing it as one whole creature, this tattoo depicts a sandworm broken into pieces. Each piece might turn in a unique way, giving the tattoo a dynamic, fragmented look. The design plays with the worm’s eerie, otherworldly appearance while adding a cool twist.
6. “No Feet” Beetlejuice Tattoo
The design is inspired by a memorable scene in the movie — the previous owners who are now ghosts, are trying to scare Lydia by wearing sheets. She takes a polaroid picture of them and then notices that only the sheets are visible. They look like they’re floating, there are “no feet”. It’s a recognizable moment from the movie — a great choice to ink!
7. “Never Trust The Living”
Iconic Maitland masks and the quote “Never trust the living” — what an awesome design! But that’s not all — they are in a frame made of the sandworm in the shape of the heart.
8. Beetlejuice House Tat
Here we have a Beetlejuice tattoo featuring famous motifs: the Beetlejuice house, the ever-present sandworm, the “No feet” polaroid picture with “sheet tactic”, the quote “Never trust the living”, creepy creatures, and a tombstone marked “Here Lies Betelgeuse”. This incredible design will surely turn heads!
9. “Handbook For The Recently Deceased”
This Beetlejuice tattoo references a key motif from the movie: a guidebook for those new to the afterlife. The design includes always-popular sandworm, but there is also the spider net to add more spookiness to your ink.
10. Beetlejuice Kawaii-Style Tattoo
The wicked character is redesigned inspired by a Japanese kawaii-style tattoo – amazing, right? Instead of the usual spooky look, Beetlejuice now has big white empty eyes and a playful appearance, making him look charming and even more fun.
11. Beetlejuice Dotwork
Masterfully done dotwork depicts Beetlejuice, Lydia, the sandworm, and the Beetlejuice house. It’s all done in black and grey ink with subtle shading in green.
12. Beetle Juice Tattoo
A tat depicts a woman’s hand holding “beetle juice” with the straw, and sandworm wrapped around the hand. A very creative Beetlejuice tattoo design to ink on your forearm.
13. Beetlejuice And Miss Argentina
Blending spooky and humorous elements with “screaming” colors this tattoo will surely catch everyone’s eye. Beetlejuice coming out of Miss Argentina — a glamorous character who appears in the afterlife waiting room. “Hannya” mask is there to add an intriguing twist, I suppose.
14. Beetlejuice Script Tattoo
If you’re into words rather than images why not ink magic words from the movie? Saying the name “Beetlejuice” three times summons the Ghost with the Most. A cool way to show off your love for the movie, isn’t it?
15. Beetlejuice And Other Tim Burton’s Characters
This tat design blends Beetlejuice — a movie version of the character with other Tim Burton’s otherworld characters seen in “Corpse Bride”. If you’re a great fan of Tim Burton you’ll love this tattoo.
16. Beetlejuice Sticker Tattoo
This tattoo features the cartoon character Beetlejuice and his tombstone, all designed to resemble the sticker. It’s a fun and playful tat that draws attention with the quirky vibe of Beetlejuice.
17. “Here Lies Betelgeuse” Arm Tattoo
This large arm tattoo includes an impressive and realistic portrait of the Beetlejuice, sandworm (of course), and a tombstone with the words “Here Lies Betelgeuse”. “Betelgeuse” is the original name of the character that was simplified to “Beetlejuice” for easier pronunciation.
18. Beetlejuice Sandworm With Flowers
Combining the creepy, monstrous creature from the underworld with colorful flowers, this design merges spookiness with beauty, creating a visually appealing tattoo. The sandworm is always shown in dark and dramatic hues, while the flowers bring a vibrant and whimsical feel.
19. Beetlejuice Coffin-Shaped Tat
This tattoo masterpiece brings together Beetlejuice motifs within a coffin-shaped design. It includes the Beetlejuice house, bats, a spider, a sandworm, a full moon, whirlpools, a flying eye, and a polaroid “Ghost” picture. If you’re a Beetlejuice fan who loves detailed and complex designs — this tattoo is perfect for you.
20. Beetlejuice Leg Tattoo
Here’s another staggering tattoo for Beetlejuice fans: the sandworm, flowers, bats, moons, and an eye. Like many Beetlejuice-inspired tattoos, this one comes with bright colors and draws attention with its blend of whimsical and spooky vibe.
21. Small Ankle Beetlejuice Tat
This small ankle tattoo features Beetlejuice and Lydia in a playful scene. Lydia holds the balloon while Beetlejuice uses his own head as a balloon. It’s a cute and creative image that could be perfect for your next ink.
22. Full Color Beetlejuice Arm Tattoo
What better way to celebrate the Beetlejuice cartoon than with a tattoo featuring its main characters: Beetlejuice and Lydia — surrounded by the sandworm and bats? Very bright colors and precise lines will make sure your ink stands out.