Yeah, sure, it's fluff, but it's gorgeous fluff. Two of three isn't normally bad, but unfortunately, Tattoon Master misses the first mark. For one, the characters in Tattoon Master would be a lot cooler if more time had been taken to develop them. Still, Hibio's funny comments on certain characters' lack of attire aren't what you see every day in anime, which is a bonus. The animation itself is quite pretty, as should be expected from an Urushihara series.
Character designs are nice, especially for the women, who are invariably pretty.
And the music is pretty appropriate. But the weaknesses of this show really stand out after watching the single tape of this series. It really doesn't have much of a plot at all, and the whole point of the girls falling for Hibio loses a lot of credibility because he's really a misogynistic jerk. Despite some interesting usage of magical action sequences and an intriguing premise, Tattoon Master fails to deliver a full-size dosage of enjoyment in its two episodes. Perhaps if it had more time to develop some sort of charm, it could've succeeded, but it's simply too short to be really worthwhile.