Step into the enchanting world of Pokémon, where imagination knows no bounds and colorful creatures captivate young hearts.
With their immense popularity and lovable characters, Pokémon has become a cherished phenomenon that resonates with children everywhere. The latest movie, Pokémon: Detective Pikachu, was a major hit in 2019, grossing 433.2 million dollars and, last year, the most recent Pokémon video game was released on the Nintendo Switch and sold 6.5 million copies in its first week!
It’s fair to say that Pokémon is as popular as ever.
Young fans can now embark on a thrilling artistic journey with our series of mesmerizing Pokémon-themed coloring pages.
These engaging coloring pages entertain and nurture essential skills like hand-eye coordination and attention to detail. It’s worth mentioning that coloring is not just great for kids; a New Zealand study showed that anxiety and depression could be reduced by coloring with just 10 minutes a day.
Join us as we explore this collection of Pokémon adventures, where creativity takes flight, and young artists make their mark, one brilliant hue at a time.
Let the coloring begin!
1. Meowth
Meowth was the main character in the television series, so fans of the show would love to get the chance to bring their creative color choice to this scratch-cat-type Pokémon.
2. Pidgeot
Pidgeot is a typical flying type Pokémo,n and when flying fast, it can go faster than the speed of sound to reach Mach 2 speed. On this coloring page, we have left the colors and design to you, so feel free to be super creative with your plumage choice.
3. Poké Ball
The key tool for any Pokémon trainer is the Poké Ball, which allows you to catch a creature after a fight. In the old days, they used to be made out of wood and acorns, but the modern version looks plastic. Feel free to design the Pokeball exactly how you want it to look with our custom coloring page.
4. Jigglypuff
This Pokémon was originally called Purin, meaning pudding, but it was changed to match the overall look, so it’s now called Jigglypuff. This Pokémon can sing lullabies in the animated series and even starred in the live-action musical – Pokémon Live.
5. Ash
Ash Ketchum is the main character for the 25 seasons of the anime version of Pokémon. In this coloring page you get a chance to choose the colors of his clothes to match your design style.
6. Bulbasaur
Bulbasaur is a grass-type Pokémon that uses poison in its attacks. In this coloring page, he is mid-attack.
7. Charmander BBQ
Charmander is one of the cutest Pokémon, so you can have a ton of fun coloring him in while he cooks some sausages on the BBQ.
8. Chikorita
This grass-type Pokémon and looks a little like a plant with its green body and red eyes. Chikorita is wild and so hard to find, but you can have a ton of fun coloring them.
9. Cyndaquil
This fire-type Pokemon looks a little like a vole with its short stubby snout. It made plenty of appearances in the animated series and is a super fun character to color in.
10. Fennekin
Fennekin is another fire-type Pokemon that wasn’t introduced until later seasons. It uses fire to attack at high temperatures of 390 F, and it looks a little like a fox.
11. Pikachu Running Away
You can’t get enough of the most iconic Pokemon of all – Pikachu. In this scene, he is running away from something; we leave it to you to decide what colors to use.
12. Squirtle running
Squirtle is one of the most iconic water-type Pokemon and, when threatened, can spray water from its back
13. Totodile
Totodile looks a little like a crocodile and whilst he may look cute, his bit can cause serious damage. In this scene, he is using his strong jaw to play with a basketball; I just hope he doesn’t bite it too hard!
14. Turtwig
This tiny grass-type Pokemon might look cute and tiny, but it will eventually evolve to become Torerra that literally has a forest on its back!
15. Gyarados
This water Pokemon has the ability to fly and has the nickname – Atrocious. This powerful creature can destroy everything around it. In this coloring page we see that Gyarados has come across a sailboat.
16. Arcanine
Arcanine is another fire-type Pokemon that has evolved from Growlithe. It has traits like a dog, lion and tiger. In this coloring page, he looks like he is winning a race.
17. Gardevoir
This psychic/fairy-type Pokemon can sometimes know the future and can be a massive help in a Pokemon battle.
18. Magikarp on the beach
It might not be the most powerful Pokemon, but it later evolves into the beast that is Gyarados, so you should save him from the beach.
19. Scyther
Scyther is a bug type and has the ability to fly. It looks very similar to the insect, the Flying Mantis and is a powerful creature to have on your team.
20. Togepi
Another fairy Pokemon that can bring great luck if you treat them well. Feel free to add the design you like to its shell.
21. Umbreon
This is the only dark-type Pokemon on this list of coloring pages. While normally black and yellow, feel free to add your own design.
22. Vaporeon
A water-type Pokemon who evolves from Eevee with aquatic and land-based abilities. It is comfortable on land and under the sea, as seen in this coloring page.
or a bustling cityscape, that captures the energy and charm of Pikachu.
Did We Miss Any Iconic Pokémon?
I hope you have as much fun coloring these coloring pages as we made them. We tried to cover the most popular Pokémon like Pikachu and Charizard but also some less famous ones (hello, Blastoise!) that you might not have seen as a coloring page before. We have provided the ability to print out each Pokémon so you can get coloring in immediately.
Comment below if you want to see other Pokémon in new updates. We also love to see completed coloring pages, so take a pic and email them to us, and we will publish them on TheToyZone.
We are regularly creating new coloring pages, so be sure to keep checking back for new pages.
| 💡 Tip: One of the most popular ones we’ve published is the Super Mario Bros coloring pages. |
Happy coloring!
