In the recent rise of technological innovations, one particular trend is under discussion: animated tattoos. A manifesto against this futuristic form of body art has attracted attention for its pointed criticism of both the ethical and practical implications of this technology. However, closer inspection of the manifesto and the points raised raises the question of whether the objections are fully justified, and whether we may be ignoring the charm and potentially positive aspects of animated tattoos. The manifesto mainly emphasizes health risks, privacy concerns, socio-cultural impact, accessibility and inequality, ethical issues, environmental impact, and the need for regulation. These points are certainly not without merit, especially considering the potentially invasive nature of implanting technology under the skin. Concerns about health risks and possible negative environmental effects are valid and deserve attention.