Doraemon coloring pages

Free Printable Doraemon Coloring Pages

The gallery brings together Doraemon, Nobita Nobi, Shizuka Minamoto, Suneo Honekawa, Takeshi Goda, and Hidetoshi Dekisugi. Pick a clear portrait for a quick coloring break, or choose a scene with several friends to give children more to look at and talk about. Dorami has her own simple outline, too.

The settings change from one page to the next. Doraemon and Nobita share a cowboy adventure, run through snow, or enjoy watermelon with their friends in summer. Seasonal scenes include Doraemon beside a Christmas tree and Halloween trick-or-treating; a witch costume makes another playful choice. For more familiar TV characters, browse Kids TV Show.

Choose by Age and Skill Level

A child’s comfort with pencils matters more than age alone. Younger children often enjoy a large, recognizable figure they can finish without worrying about small details, while older kids may like adding a background or coloring several people in one scene. Let the child choose between a quick page and a longer project.

Easy Doraemon Coloring Pages for Kids

The easy drawings suit preschoolers and children around age three who are still practicing how to stay inside an outline. Kawaii Doraemon and the simple Doraemon outline offer broad, familiar shapes; the preschool page with Doraemon, Nobita, and their friends gives a little more to notice without making the main figures hard to color. Cute expressions also make these pages inviting for a short, relaxed activity.

For a seven-year-old, a group picture can be a comfortable next step. The easy page with Doraemon and friends, Takeshi Goda cheering, or Suneo standing on a hill gives children a chance to choose colors for different people and parts of the scene. Shizuka wearing a Take-copter and the Hidetoshi Dekisugi portrait offer other clear subjects. There are no highly detailed drawings here, so adults can enjoy them as simple, low-pressure coloring, too.

Doraemon’s Story and Characters

Doraemon began as a manga series published by Shogakukan in 1969, created by Fujiko F. Fujio. Its central cast includes Doraemon and Nobita, along with classmates Shizuka, Suneo, and Takeshi, whom the drawings bring together in portraits and everyday scenes. The gallery also features Dorami and Hidetoshi Dekisugi, so children can recognize friends beyond the best-known pair.

Use the pictures to start a conversation about what might be happening. The watermelon scene suggests a summer gathering, while the snowy run and Halloween costumes give Doraemon and Nobita different roles to imagine. Children can point out who is in each picture, then describe what the friends might do next.

Make a Doraemon Story Game

Choose one scene and invite your child to invent what happens just before it begins. In the cowboy picture, Doraemon and Nobita might be setting out on a journey; in the trick-or-treating scene, they could be deciding which door to visit next. Let the child add a setting or a new event while coloring, then tell the story aloud together.

For a group picture, give each person a simple role in the story. One child can decide where Shizuka is going, while another imagines what makes Takeshi cheer or what the friends are sharing at their summer picnic. This turns coloring into a short storytelling activity without needing extra materials.

Print Doraemon Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a page before printing, or tap “Print” to send it directly to a printer, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page settings so the whole outline stays visible. Standard paper works well with crayons and colored pencils; thicker paper is a good choice for markers, especially on scenes with larger areas to fill.