Pokémon Coloring Pages – Free to Print

From Kanto to Paldea

You will find old friends like Mew, Diglett, Dodrio, Starmie and Blissey next to Eevee and two of its evolutions, Flareon and Jolteon. Later generations bring Feraligatr, Gallade, Buneary, Tympole, Sewaddle and Tyrantrum, while the most recent games add Appletun, Sirfetch'd, Raboot, Wimpod, Oricorio, Torracat, Arboliva, Tarountul and Garganacl. Mega Beedrill is there for fans of Mega Evolutions.

A game while you colour

Pokémon are perfect for a "who's that Pokémon?" game: cover the name, show the drawing and let your child guess before printing. Older children can look up each Pokémon's type and colour it in the matching palette — fire Pokémon in reds and oranges, water in blues, grass in greens.

Easy or detailed?

The set covers every level. Round, simple Pokémon like Diglett, Blissey and Buneary are easy for younger children, while armoured and spiky ones like Tyrantrum, Garganacl and Mega Beedrill have many small sections and suit children from about seven. Use the difficulty filter to choose.

Colouring tips

Official colours help children recognise their favourites, but Pokémon are also famous for "shiny" versions with unusual colours — a great excuse to invent a new palette. Ask your child to colour the same Pokémon twice, once classic and once shiny, and hang them side by side. Looking for the most famous one? Pikachu has a page of its own, full of easy drawings.