Lion Guard coloring pages

Free, printable Lion Guard coloring pages

The collection ranges from simple figures to busy scenes with several members of the Guard. Color Bunga the honey badger or Basi the hippo on an easier page, or take your time with Kion and his friends gathered near Pride Rock.

Choose by age and coloring level

The best fit depends on how long the artist wants to color and how much detail feels enjoyable. A three-year-old may be happiest with one large animal and a few bold outlines, while a seven-year-old can tackle a pose with more scenery. Adults may enjoy the finer patterns and crowded scenes.

Easy Lion Guard pages for kids

The easy drawings keep shapes open and clear, so they suit preschoolers and younger kids who are still learning to stay inside an outline. Cub Vitani and Janja the hyena make good choices for a quick coloring break; the simple Guard standing on rocks gives a little more to talk about without adding much detail. Basi’s broad hippo shape and Bunga’s compact honey badger form also leave room for bold crayon strokes.

For a middle step, try teenage Kion or young Kion among rocky ground. Kovu as a cub, Rani, hatchling Ono, and Baliyo offer recognizable animal forms with more contours to follow. These choices work well for children who want a bit more challenge but are not ready to fill a crowded background.

Detailed Lion Guard coloring pages for adults

The more intricate scenes are a good match for older kids and adults who enjoy switching between small areas and larger shapes. Kion, Ono, Fuli, and Bunga appear together in one group, while Beshte joins the team in other scenes. A jungle setting brings leaves and extra outlines to color, and the group running with Simba gives you animals in motion and Pride Rock in the background.

Choose the scene with Kion and the Guard in front of Pride Rock for a clear focal point and a recognizable setting. Fuli with butterflies has a lighter feel, with small wings to color around the cheetah. Ono’s close-up and the picture of Fuli, Ono, Beshte, and Bunga let you focus on feathers, fur, and each animal’s different shape. For more pages featuring the pride and its world, browse Lion King coloring pages.

Plan a Lion Guard coloring challenge

Give each person a different member of the team, then take turns naming a color choice and explaining it. One child might shade Fuli’s spots while someone else colors Beshte, Ono, or Bunga; the group scene makes it easy to give everyone a part. For a solo activity, color one animal first, then add a background that shows where the Guard is headed.

Colors for Kion and his friends

Use warm golds and browns for the lions, with darker marks for Kion’s mane and Fuli’s spots. Gray works well for Basi and Beshte, while Bunga can have brown and cream fur and Ono pale feathers. Green leaves and earthy rocks make the jungle and Pride Rock feel distinct, but the drawings also leave room to invent a new color scheme.

Print Lion Guard coloring pages as PDFs

Open the PDF to check the drawing, or select Print to send it straight to your printer; both buttons work from a phone, too. Choose fit to page if the edges look close to the paper, and use thicker paper for markers. Colored pencils are handy for small spots, feathers, and other fine details.