Christmas Pokemon coloring pages

Free Printable Christmas Pokémon Coloring Pages

Choose from 20 drawings of Pikachu, Eevee, Charmander, Bulbasaur, and friends celebrating the season. Some have broad, uncomplicated shapes for a quick coloring break; others fill the scene with ornaments, presents, and small details to work through at a slower pace.

Christmas Scenes with Pokémon

The holiday scenes give you plenty to color and talk about together. Eevee and Pikachu open presents, while Pikachu decorates a tree and appears among Pokémon ornaments. Charizard enjoys cookies beside a Christmas tree, and Dragonite carries a present, making each picture a small story to imagine as you color.

Snow brings a different setting to the festivities: Charmander, Bulbasaur, and Squirtle walk through it, while Pikachu, Charmander, and Psyduck build a snowman. Tree branches, snowy ground, ribbons, and wrapped gifts invite familiar seasonal colors, but you can invent your own palette too. For more choices beyond the holiday theme, browse Pokémon coloring pages or Christmas coloring pages.

Make a Pokémon Gift-Tag Hunt

Turn the finished pictures into a simple holiday game. Ask your child to choose a Pokémon on the page, then invent a gift it might give to another Pokémon and explain why. A picture of Pikachu giving Pichu a present is a natural starting point, while the good-list Christmas card can inspire a short note to go with the imagined gift.

For a group activity, have everyone pick one detail to find, such as a bauble, a Santa hat, or a cookie. Children can take turns describing where they spotted it, then color that part before moving on to the next clue.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

Think about how much time and hand control the coloring will take, rather than choosing by age alone. A younger child may prefer one clear figure, while older kids and adults may enjoy a busier scene with several objects to color. You can also print a simpler picture for a quick activity and save a more involved one for a quiet afternoon.

Easy Christmas Pokémon Coloring Pages for Kids

The easy designs suit preschoolers and younger children who are still practicing staying within the lines. Pikachu waving from a tree, Jigglypuff winking in a Santa hat, and Bulbasaur in a festive cap each have a recognizable main shape. Snorlax with Christmas cookies and Pikachu tucked into a stocking make cheerful choices for a short session.

For a child around three, try a single Pokémon with a hat or a large, familiar object. A seven-year-old may enjoy the group walking in the snow or Pikachu giving Pichu a present, where the extra figures create a little scene without crowding the page.

Cute Christmas Pokémon

Choose a cute design for a lighthearted picture with an expressive face or a cozy holiday detail. Winking Jigglypuff, Charmander in a Santa hat, and Pikachu inside a stocking are inviting choices for younger artists. Eevee beside baubles gives the scene a few extra shapes to color while keeping its friendly focus.

Detailed Christmas Pokémon for Adults

The more detailed pictures are suited to adults and anyone who enjoys careful coloring. Eevee’s Santa hat and the baubles in the background call for attention to small shapes, while the Christmas card and V card designs have the look of keepsakes to personalize. Try colored pencils for the finer areas, or use a small set of colors to keep a busy scene cohesive.

The medium-detail pictures sit between these choices. A tree with ornaments, a snowman scene, or several Pokémon wearing Santa hats gives older children room to add color changes without requiring the close work of a card design.

Print Christmas Pokémon Coloring Pages as a PDF

Select “Open the PDF” to view a drawing before printing, or choose “Print” to send it directly to a printer, including from a phone. Use the fit-to-page setting if you want the whole scene on the paper. Thicker paper can help with markers, while colored pencils are handy for Eevee’s baubles and other small details.