Bring your favorite TV characters to life as you shade in Goku the Mighty Saiyan Warrior, Grey Matter from Ben 10 Jumping, or Doraemon with Nobita in the Room Enjoying Dorayaki. This category offers a fun mix of TV, anime, and movie characters ready for a splash of color. Explore our set of animation coloring pages to find your next project.
This simple scene features Thomas the Tank Engine smiling as he rolls along smooth countryside rails past gentle rolling hills. Large, bold shapes and clean lines make it easy to color.
A friendly dragon sits on a wooden stool at a tilted drawing desk. The dragon holds a pencil and works on a flipbook page showing a tiny wizard in a pointy hat.
A happy cat stands on a low stage, kicking its feet in a fun dance move. Next to the stage, a large film camera on a tripod points toward the performing cat.
This page features classic glass marbles resting together on a surface. The spherical shapes show different internal swirl patterns ready to be filled with bright colors.
A classic movie screen projector sits on a surface with two film reels mounted on top. A beam of light shines directly from its lens onto a large standing projection screen.
Stitch sits comfortably in a cozy pile of fallen autumn leaves, showing off his large ears and wide, curious eyes. Leaves surround his feet as he rests outdoors during a crisp fall day.
This collection has options for different skill levels. Simple figures like Grey Matter or Stitch feature clear outlines and wide spaces, making them easy for younger kids or quick coloring sessions. Detailed action scenes and close-up portraits of Goku take more patience and hand control.
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Tools and Colors for Animated Styles
Animation art relies on bold lines and bright tones. Colored pencils work best for shading Goku's muscular outline or hair, while markers give characters like Doraemon a smooth, solid finish. Try these color choices for the main characters:
Bright blue and white for Doraemon
Orange and navy blue for Goku's martial arts gi
Deep red, light blue, and pink for Stitch
Grey and dark green for Grey Matter
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Fun Ideas for Completed Pages
Once you finish coloring, use the pages to make custom posters for a bedroom wall or front covers for school notebooks. You can also trace the bold outlines onto glass or plastic to make window art. Every page prints free on Letter or A4 paper from its Print PDF button.