Crash Bandicoot coloring pages

Free, printable Crash Bandicoot coloring pages

This gallery brings together Crash, Coco, Crunch, Tawna, Aku Aku, Doctor Neo Cortex, and Tiny Tiger in playful scenes. Pick a straightforward outline, a character portrait, or a page filled with props and movement.

Make a Crash Bandicoot crate hunt

Turn a page into a quick picture hunt before coloring. Ask your child to point out every crate, Wumpa fruit, TNT box, and question-mark crate, then choose one detail to color first.

For a longer activity, invent a route through the scene: Crash can dodge the boulder, jump over the TNT box, and reach the bank portal. Add a spoken story as you go, or have each person choose a different character to color.

Meet the video game series

Crash Bandicoot is a video game series with a publication date of 1996. Sony Interactive Entertainment is listed as its publisher, and Eurocom, Traveller’s Tales, and Dimps are named developers.

The drawings bring together Crash and other recognizable figures, including Coco, Tawna, Aku Aku, Doctor Neo Cortex, Tiny Tiger, and Spyro. Their scenes give you an easy starting point for talking about who is together in the picture and what might happen next.

Choose by age and coloring level

Start with the size and detail of the shapes, rather than age alone. A three-year-old will usually find a broad outline easier to manage, while a seven-year-old may enjoy filling in a scene with several objects. Adults can take their time with the denser pages, too.

Easy Crash Bandicoot coloring pages for kids

Coco’s simple outline gives little hands a clear figure to color, while Crunch’s strong silhouette is easy to follow. Doctor Neo Cortex’s simple portrait is another good choice for a short coloring session. A cute picture of Crash running with Aku Aku offers a lively pose without requiring a complicated story.

Detailed Crash Bandicoot coloring pages for adults

Choose the crate scenes when you want more to work on: one surrounds Crash with question-mark crates, and another sets out detailed boxes to color one by one. The scene with Crash, Aku Aku, Coco, and Tawna on Wumpa Island has several figures to distinguish, while the portal and boulder scenes give the action a clear setting. Crash jumping over a TNT box is a good pick for careful work around the smaller props.

For a middle level, try Tawna showing off her muscles, Crash among Wumpa fruits, or Coco hugging a book. Tiny Tiger’s trident and Doctor Neo Cortex’s raygun add strong shapes, while the chase with Cortex and the picture of Spyro hanging out with Crash invite more attention to the background and character details.

Print Crash Bandicoot coloring pages as PDFs

Select “Open the PDF” to view a drawing, or choose “Print” to send it directly to your printer, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page for a full scene, and consider thicker paper if you plan to use markers. Colored pencils work well for small crate details and character features.