31 Pokemon Coloring Pages (Free PDF Printables)

If you grew up watching Ash, Pikachu, and their friends journey across the Pokemon world, these free Pokemon coloring pages are made for you. This collection features 31 unique designs packed with your favorite characters — from iconic starters like Charmander, Bulbasaur, and Squirtle, to legendary Pokemon like Mewtwo, Lugia, Ho-Oh, and Rayquaza. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or introducing Pokemon to a new generation, there’s a page here you’ll love.

Pokemon coloring pages are one of the most searched printable themes for kids and fans of all ages — and it’s easy to understand why. The characters are instantly recognizable, endlessly varied, and incredibly fun to color. From the electric sparks on Pikachu’s tail to the haunting grin of Gengar, every design invites you to put your own creative spin on a beloved character. These pages are perfect for rainy afternoons, school breaks, birthday parties, or any time the Pokemon spirit strikes.

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In this collection you’ll find something for every type of Pokemon fan. Younger kids will love the simple, bold designs like Pikachu sitting, Snorlax sleeping, and the confused Psyduck. Older kids and teens will enjoy the more detailed scenes — Ash standing alongside Charizard, Bulbasaur, and Pikachu, the epic trio of Lugia, Ho-Oh, and Rayquaza in the sky, or the powerful water showdown with Lapras, Dragonite, and Gyarados. There are also fan-favorite characters like Eevee, Mewtwo, Jigglypuff, Blastoise, and Venusaur waiting to be colored.

Every Pokemon coloring page in this collection is 100% free to download and print. Just click any image below to open the high-quality PDF, then print on standard US letter-sized paper at home. Grab your colored pencils, markers, crayons, or watercolors — and let the adventure begin!

10 Creative Ways to Use Your Pokemon Coloring Pages

10. Build Your Own Pokedex

Color each Pokemon page and write its name, type, and a made-up power level on the back. Stack them together in a binder to create your own handmade Pokedex — a fun project that also sneaks in some reading and writing practice.

9. Re-Color Your Favorite Pokemon in a Shiny Version

Every Pokemon has a rare “shiny” version with completely different colors. Look up the shiny color scheme for Pikachu, Eevee, Gengar, or any other Pokemon in this collection and challenge yourself to color them in their alternate shiny form instead of the classic one.

8. Create a Pokemon Type Color Challenge

Pick a Pokemon type — fire, water, grass, psychic, ghost — and color every Pokemon in that type using only colors that match their element. Fire types in reds and oranges, water types in blues and teals, ghost types in purples and grays. A creative constraint that produces stunning results.

7. Design a Pokemon Battle Scene

Print two different Pokemon pages, color them both, cut them out, and arrange them facing each other on a blank sheet of paper to create your own battle scene. Add hand-drawn lightning bolts, water splashes, or energy beams between them.

6. Make a Trainer Team Poster

Color Ash, Misty, Brock, and Gary pages, then arrange them together with their Pokemon on a large sheet of paper or cardboard. Label each trainer with their hometown and specialty badge — great for Pokemon fans who know their lore.

5. Host a Pokemon Coloring Tournament

Print the same Pikachu or Eevee page for a group of kids, set a 20-minute timer, and judge results by category: most accurate colors, most creative colors, best shading, most detailed. Award winners with a hand-drawn Pokemon badge.

4. Use Jigglypuff as a Music Activity

Print the Jigglypuff singing page, color it, then look up Jigglypuff’s signature song from the anime. Play it in the background while coloring other pages — just try not to fall asleep like the characters in the show do!

3. Create a Legendary Pokemon Wall Display

Color the Lugia, Ho-Oh, Rayquaza, and Mewtwo pages with dramatic, bold colors and mount them together as a “Legendary Pokemon” wall display. These four pages together make a striking poster for any Pokemon fan’s bedroom.

2. Turn Eevee into All Its Evolutions

Print the Eevee page multiple times and color each one as a different Eeveelution — Vaporeon in blue, Flareon in orange, Jolteon in yellow, Espeon in purple, Umbreon in black and gold. Line them all up to show Eevee’s full evolution family.

1. Write a Pokemon Story to Match Each Page

Pick three coloring pages, color them, then write a short 5-sentence story connecting all three Pokemon in an adventure. Great for kids who love both Pokemon and creative writing — and the colored pages become the illustrations for their story.

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