Halloween Pokemon coloring pages

Free Printable Halloween Pokémon Coloring Pages

The collection mixes familiar Pokémon with Halloween props and costumes. Eevee and Pikachu perch on pumpkins, Bulbasaur carries one on its back, and Gengar joins a playful group with Litwick and Pumpkaboo.

Plan a Pokémon Trick-or-Treating Game

Turn a few finished pictures into a simple trick-or-treating adventure. Have your child pick a route through the room, then tell a short story about Pikachu and Mimikyu visiting each Pokémon along the way.

You can also play a picture hunt before coloring. Ask kids to find the witch’s broom, the jack-o’-lantern, or a Pokémon wearing a costume, then color each scene when they spot it.

For a group activity, let each person choose one Pokémon and make up a Halloween treat it might bring home. A pencil sketch of a candy bag or a tiny pumpkin can add a personal touch without crowding the main drawing.

Tell Ghostly Pokémon Apart from Costumes

Some drawings feature ghostly Pokémon such as Gengar, Litwick, Pumpkaboo, and Gourgeist; others show Pokémon dressed for Halloween. Mimikyu’s disguise and Charizard’s skeleton outfit give the pictures a costume-party feel, while a witch’s hat or broom sets the scene without changing who the Pokémon is.

Halloween colors are yours to choose, so there is no need to keep every pumpkin orange or every costume black. Try purple and green for a spooky mood, or use familiar Pokémon colors as accents so each figure stays easy to recognize.

Choose a Page by Age and Skill

The simple pictures suit young children who are still practicing how to stay inside broad outlines. For a 3-year-old, try Togepi peeking from a pumpkin or Pikachu hugging one; both have a clear central shape and little background to manage.

Easy Pokémon Coloring Pages for Kids

A 7-year-old may enjoy choosing details for Eevee’s witch hat, coloring Piplup’s broom, or adding candy to a trick-or-treating scene with Pikachu and Buneary. These designs leave room for choice without asking a young colorist to fill in a dense picture.

Halloween Pumpkin and Costume Scenes

Pumpkin scenes and dress-up pictures give kids an easy starting point: color the jack-o’-lantern first, then pick shades for the Pokémon. The single detailed Gourgeist card is a better choice for older children or for adults who enjoy working through smaller areas and card-like details.

Cute Halloween Pokémon to Color

For a sweet, lighthearted scene, choose Eevee in a witch hat or Pikachu sitting on a pumpkin in its own pointed hat. Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist make a charming pair, while Squirtle with a pumpkin on its back offers a simple, cheerful pose.

A costume can shape the whole palette: Charizard’s skeleton outfit invites white bones against a dark suit, while a witch’s hat can be purple, black, or striped. Keep the Pokémon’s face and main features in familiar colors, then use brighter shades for candy, leaves, and pumpkin details.

Print Halloween Pokémon Coloring Pages as PDFs

Use “Open the PDF” to open a drawing, or choose “Print” to send it straight to your printer, including from a phone. Select fit to page if the edges look clipped in the print preview. Thicker paper works well with markers, while colored pencils make it easier to fill small details on the Gourgeist card.