

Goomba coloring pages
This Goomba gallery brings together simple outlines, cute designs, and game-inspired scenes for a quick coloring pick. Every page is free, no account is needed, and each drawing opens as a PDF ready to print. You’ll find easy choices for young kids alongside a few more involved pictures to color at your own pace.


Mario Running Away From Goomba

Simple Mario Goomba Outline Coloring Page For Kids

Scary Goomboss Outline Coloring Sheet

Mario Jumping Over Goomba

Mario Goomba With Hat And Mustache

Goomba Chasing Toad With Diamond Coloring Page

Flagpole Goomba In Super Mario

Goomba Stealing Mario’s Hat Coloring Sheet

Goomba In Pirate Hat Coloring Page

Angry Goomba Running Coloring Sheet

Yoshi And Goomba Clinging To Balloons Coloring Page

Yoshi And Goomba Back To Back Coloring Page

Kawaii Tail Goomba Running Coloring Sheet For Preschoolers

Goomba In Mario Kart

Easy Galoomba Outline Coloring Sheet For Kids

Kawaii Goombud Coloring Page For Preschoolers

Goomba With Yoshi Coloring Page

Cute Goombette With Hat Coloring Sheet

Bowser Releasing Goomba Army Coloring Sheet
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See the other collectionsFree printable Goomba coloring pages
Pick a single Goomba outline or a scene with familiar faces from the Mario games. The collection ranges from a simple Paragoomba and a running Goomba to Mario jumping over one, Yoshi beside one, and Bowser releasing a whole Goomba army.
Cute Goomba coloring pages
For a sweet, playful look, try the tail-wagging Goomba running, the little Goombud, or Goombette in a hat. Their compact shapes and expressive faces make these designs easy to personalize with a few colors or small details. The running pose also gives you a fun chance to add a background, such as a path or a patch of grass.
Choose a Goomba drawing by age and skill
Start with the amount of detail your colorist enjoys, rather than choosing by age alone. A three-year-old will usually have an easier time with a broad outline and a little open space, while a seven-year-old may enjoy adding color to a character or a short scene. Adults can also use the more detailed picture for slower, careful coloring.
Easy Goomba coloring pages for kids
Most of the easy drawings use a clear silhouette and keep the scene uncluttered. A simple Goomba outline, a Paragoomba, or a Goomba by a flagpole gives young kids room to practice staying inside the lines without managing lots of tiny areas. The silly disguise of Mario’s hat and mustache makes another simple picture feel like a little story.
Goomba coloring pages with more to color
For a little more to explore, choose Goomba chasing Toad with a diamond, stealing Mario’s hat, or racing in Mario Kart. These scenes give older kids a few separate subjects to color and details to notice, without becoming too crowded. Goomba and Yoshi together, whether side by side or back to back, also make a good choice for comparing two characters in one picture.
A detailed Goomba scene
The image of Bowser releasing a Goomba army has the most going on, so it suits someone who is happy to take their time. Color the figures one at a time, then add a few careful touches to separate the groups. It can be a satisfying pick for adults who enjoy working through a busier scene.
What is a Goomba?
A Goomba is a fictional species of animal in the Mario games, rather than a real-world animal to identify by its markings or habitat. Goombas appear in Super Mario Party and Super Mario Odyssey, and the drawings here show them in a range of playful situations. That distinction is useful when choosing colors: you can follow the game’s look or invent your own palette for a hat, balloons, or a racing scene.
The pictures also make it easy to talk about how a pose changes the mood. A running or angry Goomba looks lively, while a tiny Goombud or a Goombette in a hat feels more gentle and cute. Invite kids to tell what might happen next, especially in scenes where Mario is running away or Yoshi is holding on to balloons.
Print Goomba coloring pages as PDFs
Choose the drawing that fits your time and print it to the page; thicker paper can help if you plan to use markers. For small details in the busier scenes, colored pencils offer more control. Each drawing has an “Open the PDF” button to open its file and a “Print” button to print directly, including from a phone.





