Captain Underpants coloring pages

Free Printable Captain Underpants Coloring Pages

Pick a rooftop pose, a city battle, or a close-up with George and Harold. The drawings range from simple outlines to busy scenes with several figures, so you can choose what suits the time and attention you have.

Make a Captain Underpants Story

Turn a few drawings into a short story. Start with George and Harold looking worried behind a smiling Captain Underpants, then choose a scene with him swinging from a rope or facing a villain. Ask what happened first and what the two friends might do next.

The city scenes give kids plenty to narrate while they color. Captain Underpants fights bad guys among the buildings, while another picture sets him against Mr. Krupp in the sky. Invite your child to give each scene a beginning, a problem, and an ending.

For a group activity, let each person color one scene and tell a sentence about it. Put the scenes in a story order afterward, using the characters’ expressions and poses as clues. A grinning George and Harold can set a playful tone, while Professor Poopypants’s evil grin suggests a different kind of encounter.

Meet the Characters Behind the Drawings

Captain Underpants is a character from a children’s book series by Dav Pilkey, which originated in the United States. The drawings bring together the title superhero, George Beard, and Harold Hutchins, the two friends named in the series’ cast.

The gallery also includes foes and unusual encounters, such as Turbo Toilet 2000, Professor Poopypants, Tippy Tinkletrousers, and alien lunchroom ladies and nerds. These scenes can help children notice how a pose or facial expression signals a different mood, from a confident superhero stance to a worried look.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

A three-year-old may enjoy a single, familiar figure with broad areas to fill. A seven-year-old may be ready to follow the action in a busier scene. Adults can choose the more intricate battle if they want a longer coloring session, though simple outlines can be relaxing at any age.

Easy Captain Underpants Coloring Pages for Kids

Half of the drawings are easy choices for kids who want to get started right away. Simple George Beard and Harold with his arms crossed each give a young colorist a clear figure to focus on. Captain Underpants in a superhero pose or standing on a rooftop keeps the action readable without asking the child to track a crowded scene.

You’ll also find the villain Turbo Toilet 2000, George and Harold back to back, and a picture of the two friends peeking from behind a smiling Captain Underpants. The cute preschool-style drawing and kawaii George skateboarding bring a softer, playful look. These are good picks when a child wants recognizable faces and a little silliness.

Scenes with More to Color

The medium-level drawings suit children who are comfortable with several figures or a more involved pose. Look for Captain Underpants inside Turbo Toilet’s mouth, swinging from a rope, or facing Tippy Tinkletrousers. George, Harold, and Captain Underpants together at the edge of a building offer a group scene to color and talk about.

One detailed battle packs alien lunchroom ladies and nerds around Captain Underpants. It may suit an older child or an adult who enjoys working through smaller parts of a scene. The other pages give you an easier option if you only have a few minutes.

Print Captain Underpants Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a page before printing, or “Print” to send it directly to a printer, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page if the drawing needs room around its edges. Thicker paper can help with markers, while colored pencils are handy for faces and smaller details.