25 Kpop Demon Hunters Coloring Pages (Free PDF Printables)

These KPop Demon Hunters coloring pages split almost evenly between the two groups: the three women of HUNTR/X and the five men of the Saja Boys, who are the problem they are dealing with. There are 26 designs.

Seven are HUNTR/X, with Rumi, Mira and Zoey each on their own and four of the trio together, stylish, in armor, with katanas and with flame swords. Eleven are the Saja Boys, performing, dancing, and individually as Jinu, Romance, Mystery, Baby and Abby. The other eight pair Jinu with Rumi: singing, dancing, reading, on a bicycle, hugging and simply together.

Every one of these KPop Demon Hunters coloring pages is free. Each design prints on standard US Letter paper, there is no sign-up, and the coloring sheets can be printed as many times as you need. Click any design below to open the full-size PDF.

10 Creative Things To Do With Your Kpop Demon Hunters Coloring Pages

You have printed your pages, your markers are ready, now what? Here are 10 creative ideas to get the most out of your Kpop Demon Hunters coloring pages, counting down from fun to absolutely unforgettable.

10. Make HUNTR/X Bookmarks

Cut any solo coloring page into long narrow strips after coloring. Laminate with clear tape or contact paper and you instantly have the most stylish bookmarks of any HUNTR/X fan at school. Rumi’s flowing hair makes an especially perfect bookmark shape.

9. Use Them as Gift Wrapping

Wrapping a gift for a fellow HUNTR/X fan? Color one of the group scenes and use it as wrapping paper. The wrapping itself becomes part of the gift, completely unique and something no store can sell.

8. Make Character Paper Puppets

Color and cut out Rumi, Mira, and Zoey then glue each one onto a popsicle stick. Act out your own demon hunting adventures, write new storylines, or recreate your favorite scenes from the movie. Younger kids especially love this one.

7. Practice New Coloring Techniques

These Kpop Demon Hunters coloring sheets reward patience and creativity. Try blending colored pencils for smooth gradients, use gel pens for fine weapon details, and add metallic markers on Mira’s katana or Zoey’s dual blades. The anime-style group pages especially shine when you take your time.

6. Create a Mini HUNTR/X Fan Zine

Color all 7 pages, staple them together with a hand-drawn cover, and add your own captions or speech bubbles. You just made a one-of-a-kind HUNTR/X fan zine that nobody else in the world has, and it cost you nothing.

5. Turn Them Into Birthday Party Decorations

Planning a Kpop Demon Hunters themed party? Color the group scenes and use them as table centerpieces. String the individual character pages together as a DIY banner. Budget-friendly, completely custom, and guaranteed to impress every guest who walks in.

4. Frame Them as Bedroom Wall Art

Color the three solo pages, Rumi, Mira, and Zoey, as carefully as possible using markers or colored pencils, then frame all three side by side. A personalized HUNTR/X gallery wall that no store can sell you and that every visitor will notice.

3. Share Your Art With the Fan Community

The HUNTR/X fan community online is massive and incredibly supportive right now. Color your favorite Kpop Demon Hunters coloring page, photograph it in good lighting, and post it. Fan art gets enormous engagement on Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest, your coloring could reach thousands of fellow fans.

2. Host a HUNTR/X Coloring Party

Put the soundtrack on, hand out the pages, and let everyone pick their character. Color together, compare results, vote on the best finished page. This works perfectly for birthdays, sleepovers, or any gathering of HUNTR/X fans. Whoever creates the most detailed version of Rumi wins.

1. Build Your Own HUNTR/X Color Universe

Forget matching the movie. Assign completely new colors to every character, based on mood, favorite colors, or pure creativity. Zoey in pastel pink? Rumi in electric green? Mira in deep orange? No rules. The most memorable Kpop Demon Hunters coloring pages fan art online always comes from people who ignored the original palette entirely and made the characters completely their own.

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What’s in This Collection

HUNTR/X

Rumi, Mira and Zoey on their own, and four designs of the three together. The group pages are the most detailed here, with three full costumes in one frame, and they are the ones to save for someone with an afternoon rather than ten minutes.

Weapons and armor

Two of the trio pages put weapons in their hands, katanas in one and flame swords in the other. These have the hardest line work in the set, because a blade drawn in outline only looks like metal once there is a pale strip left unfilled down the middle of it.

The Saja Boys

Eleven designs: the group performing, the group in dance poses, and Jinu, Romance, Mystery, Baby and Abby individually. Jinu appears more than anyone else in this set, across both the group pages and the pairings below.

Jinu and Rumi

Eight designs of the two of them, singing, dancing, reading, on a bicycle, hugging, and together. These are the quietest pages in a set that is otherwise all performance and weapons, and they have the fewest lines, which makes them the easiest place to start.

Coloring Tips

Give each group its own palette. The quickest way to make these 26 pages read as one story is to pick two or three colors for HUNTR/X and a different two or three for the Saja Boys, then stay with them. It also makes the pages where both appear much clearer.

Leave a strip of white down every blade. On the katana and flame sword pages, a solid fill turns a sword into a stick. A pale unfilled line running the length of the blade is what makes it read as sharp metal.

Hair is where these characters are told apart. With stylized faces, hair color and shape do most of the identifying. Choosing a distinct color for each of the eight characters before starting saves a lot of correcting later, especially on the group pages.

Costumes want three colors, not ten. Stage outfits look busier than they are. Picking a main color, a trim color and one accent, then repeating those across the whole outfit, looks more deliberate than giving every panel its own shade.

Start younger children on the pairs. The Jinu and Rumi pages have two figures and little background. The group performance pages and the armored trio have the most going on and suit an older child or an adult.

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