Morgan Charriere’s collection includes helmeted warriors across his chest, “More Life” lettering above them and a large piece across his upper back. Smaller designs sit on his lower legs, including a hat-wearing skull linked to his “Last Pirate” nickname.

The Warriors Across His Chest

The chest scene pairs an armored figure on Charriere’s right pectoral with a darker, crested helmet on the left. Fine lines and weapon-like shapes fill the space between them. In a cage photo with his gloves lowered, you can see the scene above his mostly bare stomach.
EssentiallySports has compared part of the imagery with the film 300. That comparison describes its appearance; Charriere hasn’t confirmed a specific character or reference. The piece is mostly black and gray, with shading and open skin creating its contrast.

The More Life Chest Lettering

“More Life” is written in script between Charriere’s collarbones, above the illustrated chest. The celebration photo shows the phrase clearly, though his chain crosses part of the upper chest. The necklace is separate from the tattoo.
The words are readable, but the photos don’t explain what they mean to him. Their placement gives the lettering room apart from the busier warrior scene below.

The Back Tattoo in a Side View

A fight photo turns Charriere’s upper back toward the camera. It shows a large face under a brimmed hat, surrounded by radiating shapes. Tattoo reporting describes the subject as a gorilla wearing a hat, though this side view doesn’t reveal the whole design.
The shot is useful for showing the piece across his shoulder blades, but the far side and lower edge are hidden by his turn and movement. The smaller details and any personal meaning remain unclear.

The Pirate Designs on His Legs

The full-body portrait shows several smaller lower-leg tattoos. A skull-like face in a hat and surrounding lettering sit on Charriere’s left shin, with a separate dark mark higher up. A narrow, blade-like shape appears on the other lower leg.
The leg pieces are spaced apart rather than joined into sleeves. The hat and lettering connect most clearly with his Last Pirate nickname; the small mark and blade-like shape aren’t clear enough here to name more precisely.

The Last Pirate in Competition

In the final fight photo, Charriere is on the right with his gloves raised. The guard hides part of his chest, so the posed and celebration photos are better for reading the tattoos. The opponent’s ink belongs to someone else.
The interview below follows Charriere’s UFC Paris debut win over Manolo Zecchini in September 2023. It captures his post-fight address to the crowd, not an explanation of his tattoos.