Yay!  I am adding even MORE free printable Pokemon coloring pages to this article today.  Coloring Pokemon coloring sheets is a great way to spend the afternoon no matter your age. These Pokemon coloring pages have become one of our most popular articles on Kids Activities Blog. 

While most coloring pages are made with kids in mind, we know that adults love Pokemon too…so no judgement here!

Free coloring pages + Pokemon = fun for all.

We have amassed a collection of 100s of the best Pokemon coloring pages online that are free and can be downloaded and printed at your home printer (or used in the classroom).  Scroll below to see the variety of Pokemon pictures to color…you should easily find several ways to color your favorite Pokemon characters.

Let’s start with our favorite Pokemon coloring set…

We had our team create what we think are the absolute BEST Pokemon coloring pages that you can download & print right now.  And keep reading below for a great resource for even more coloring pages to add to your Pokemon collection. Click blue button to download this free Pokemon coloring book set:

The simple shapes makes it easy for the wider crayons used by younger children making this a fun toddler, preschool or Kindergarten children.  Young kids love coloring but may not always be interested in the subject matter…that changes with these!

Pokemon gaming has brought us so many strange and unusual creatures to love.  One of our favorites is Snorlax…These full page sheets of Pokemon designs are the perfect place to celebrate your favorite like Snorlax.  Your favorite characters will be even more legendary.

We have even more fun pokemon coloring pages & color by number printables that you can download and print right now here on Kids Activities Blog.  

These were designed by Natalie who also shows you HOW to color them in a tutorial paired with the coloring pages.

–>Grab this here:  set of 5 Pokemon coloring pages pdf

Have fun coloring Pikachu surrounded by Magnemite, Squirtle and Charmander high-fiving over Bulbasaur, Butterfree and Caterpie, Sandshrew, Geodude and Diglet & Jigglypuff, Snorlax and Meowth all taking a nap.

We have two super cute Pokemon color by number.  One is for preschool age kids who are just learning numbers and colors.  The other is more advanced and appropriate for advanced Kindergarten through early elementary school.

–>Grab both versions here: Pokemon color by number printables

Doodle art coloring pages have become the rage online for adults.  It is fun to color in between the lines of these cute pokemon doodles.  

–>Grab your doodles here: Pokemon doodle art coloring page

–>And now we’ve found it, a huge resource of Pokemon coloring sheets!  

They’re not just simple Pokemon characters, they are full page sheets of designs and mandalas with Pokemon characters in the center.  Think adult coloring books, but with Pikachu, Squirtle, Charmander, and all their friends as the focal point. 

We immediately had to download a few to test out and so far, we’ve been coloring for several hours.  We’re not even remotely close to finishing, so these coloring pages would make a great project over several days.

WindingPathsArt has over 400 of these Pokemon coloring pages, downloadable for free.  They’re even grouped according to their Pokedex numbers to make it easy to find your favorite characters.

These coloring sheets are awesome for all ages, not just young children.  My teens and I have been busy for hours working on ours and neither of them show any signs of stopping.  

These pokemon coloring pictures are suitable for kids between the ages of 2-12, but the subject matter will be enjoyed by teens and adults as well. We love these characters from Pokemon Go and newer generations.  It is a subject that crosses ages and family generations as well!  Don’t be surprised if mom or dad prints an extra set.

Pokemon is an abbreviation for Pocket Monsters in Japan and consist of creatures of all sizes who live with their human trainers. If you are new to the Pokemon world, check out this Parents’ Guide to Pokemon for all the information (Parent’s Guide to Pokemon)

The first Pokemon created was Rhydon. The very first Pokemon in the Pokedex is Bulbasaur with the number 001. The first Pokemon in the lore is Arceus and the ancestor of all Pokemon is Mew.

According to the most recent count in the list of Pokemon species, there are 925 (List of Pokemon) pokemon.

Which Pokemon coloring page was your favorite?