Keroppi coloring pages

Free Printable Keroppi Coloring Pages

The gallery includes 20 drawings, from simple portraits and small gestures to scenes with several characters. Keroppi shares an apple with Teru Teru, gives chocolate to Badtz-Maru, and sits with Hello Kitty on lily pads. Beach moments, an outdoor tea, and a family cake scene give you different settings to color and talk about.

Make a Keroppi Story Together

Choose a scene and ask your child what might happen next. Teru Teru receiving an apple could start a story about sharing, while the leaf used as an umbrella gives Keroppi and Teru Teru a rainy-day adventure. Add a beginning and ending, then tell the story aloud as you color.

For a group activity, let each person color one scene and put the pictures in an order that makes sense. A beach visit, a snack with Hello Kitty, and tea outdoors can become a day out for Keroppi. Ask children to choose the next stop and name one detail they would add to the story.

Who Is Keroppi

Keroppi is a fictional frog character created by Yuko Shimizu. He also appears in Hello Kitty, so the gallery’s scenes with Hello Kitty offer a familiar meeting between the two. You can pair this collection with Hello Kitty for more pictures featuring the same friend.

Look at how the scenes show friendship through small actions. Keroppi gives Badtz-Maru chocolate, shares food with Hello Kitty, and sits beside Kokero on a lily pad. These moments are useful prompts for a simple conversation about what each character might be saying or feeling.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

For a three-year-old, choose a picture with a large, clear pose and just a few objects to color. A winking Keroppi or the beach scene is easy to follow, and broad areas make it simple to stay inside the outlines. A seven-year-old may enjoy adding a setting or a short story to the same picture.

Easy Keroppi Coloring Pages for Kids

The easy drawings include Keroppi giving Teru Teru an apple, offering chocolate to Badtz-Maru, and using a leaf as an umbrella. Each action is clear, so young children can focus on choosing colors and identifying who is doing what. Lily-pad scenes with Hello Kitty or Kokero have a few more details while keeping the main shapes easy to recognize.

There are also small, playful moments: Keroppi winks, enjoys tea outside, eats an apple with Hello Kitty, and stands under the sun feeling dizzy. Kuromi removing a vase from Keroppi’s foot gives children another character and object to spot. The cute cooking and ice-cream scenes have a sweet, simple feel for preschool coloring.

Scenes With More to Color

The snorkeling picture with Badtz-Maru and Cinnamoroll, the sunbathing scene with My Melody, and Keroppi’s Paris outing with Keroleen include more characters or setting details. They suit children ready to spend longer coloring separate parts of a scene. The family pictures, with everyone having fun or eating cake, have the most details; adults may enjoy taking time with the small areas, too.

Try green for Keroppi, then choose colors for his clothes, the lily pads, and the other characters. Children can make the beach bright or give the outdoor tea scene soft garden colors. There is room to invent a palette while keeping each character easy to tell apart.

Print Keroppi Coloring Pages as PDFs

Select Open the PDF to open a drawing, or Print to send it directly to your printer; both buttons work from a phone, too. Use fit to page if you want the whole scene on the paper. Regular paper works well with colored pencils, while thicker paper can be helpful for markers.