Gudetama coloring pages

Free printable Gudetama coloring pages

Browse 20 scenes of Gudetama resting, slipping, snacking, and spending time with other characters. Some are built around a large, easy-to-color egg shape; others add food, props, or a setting to explore.

Choose by age and coloring level

For a quick pick, look at how much background detail the drawing includes. A preschooler may enjoy a bold outline, while an older child can take on a scene with extra objects; adults may like slowing down over the finer details.

Easy Gudetama coloring pages for kids

The simple choices include Gudetama emerging from an egg, lying in egg white, or sleeping on a bed. Their large forms give young children room to practice staying inside the lines, and an outline with a flower offers one small extra detail without making the page feel busy. A cracked shell or Gudetama falling from its pieces gives kids a clear shape to color and an easy moment to talk about.

Other uncomplicated scenes put Gudetama in a seashell bikini, wrapped in bacon between eggshells, or lounging in a bowl of seafood ramen. These familiar objects can help a child choose colors without needing to plan a complicated background. Gilbird pushing Gudetama in an eggshell stroller gives the picture a little action while keeping the main shapes easy to follow.

Cute Gudetama scenes

For a playful mood, Gudetama slips from a slice of bread, wears headphones with rollerblades, or sits in the middle of egg white. The bread and rollerblades introduce recognizable details, while the character stays the focus. A chibi dog girl hugging Gudetama brings two figures together, making it a sweet choice for inventing a small story as you color.

Food scenes add their own visual twist: Gudetama bathes in seafood ramen, sits beside takoyaki while hugging a crab, or rises from a ramen bowl in an eggshell. A sleeping Gudetama beside a milk carton or atop a rice bowl is calmer, with simple props to color around the egg. For a more involved session, the schoolgirl hugging a Gudetama pillow and the decorated bedroom include more parts to work through.

What makes Gudetama an anthropomorphic egg

Gudetama is a character depicted as an anthropomorphic egg, so the drawings give an egg human-like poses and interactions. You can spot the egg white and shell in scenes such as Gudetama sitting in egg white, emerging from a cracked shell, or resting inside an eggshell. The ramen, bread, rice, and bacon scenes play with familiar foods alongside that egg shape, giving children details to notice and name as they color.

What colors should you use

The pictures leave room for your own choices. Try warm yellow for the yolk and pale cream or white for egg white, then use tan or brown for toast, bacon, and eggshell edges. Ramen toppings, takoyaki, a crab, and a flower can bring in brighter colors; for a softer look, keep the food muted and add one bright accent to headphones or rollerblades.

For bedtime scenes, use calm blues, lilacs, or soft greens on the bed and bedroom details. In a busy food picture, color the background lightly so Gudetama remains easy to see.

Print Gudetama coloring pages as PDFs

Open the PDF to view a page before printing, or choose Print to send it directly to your printer, including from a phone. Use fit to page if the edges look close to the paper margins. Crayons or colored pencils suit the broad, simple shapes, while pencils give more control around small food details and the schoolgirl’s pillow.