Nintendo coloring pages

Free Printable Nintendo Coloring Pages

This collection ranges from a waving Toad and a running Kirby to a Mario Kart race with Yoshi and Donkey Kong. You can pick a single character, a logo, or a scene with several things to color. For more familiar faces, browse the Mario and Pokemon collections.

Make a Nintendo Game Story

Turn a picture into a quick storytelling activity. Ask your child where Shy Guy is going, what Kirby is chasing, or who will reach the finish line first in the Mario Kart scene. Add a setting and a small problem to solve, then color the details that belong in the story.

The character pictures work well for a short activity, while the busier scenes can inspire a longer tale. A castle gives Zelda a place to explore, and the jungle scene with Banjo and Kazooie can become a search for something hidden among the trees.

Characters, Games, and Consoles

The drawings include both game characters and recognizable gaming objects. A Nintendo 64 logo and a Switch console make a different kind of coloring choice from Isabelle, Samus Aran, or Ash with Pikachu. If you’re choosing together, let your child pick whether to color a character, a device, or a scene.

Choose Colors for Every Scene

Use familiar colors for the characters, or make the pictures your own. A bright pink Kirby, green Yoshi, or yellow Pikachu gives each figure an easy-to-recognize look. For the Mario Kart race, give each racer a distinct color so the action stays clear.

The console drawings invite a different approach. Try a few shades for the screen, buttons, and body, and keep a sharper pencil nearby for smaller details. A castle or jungle scene can use contrasting colors to separate the background from the figures.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

Match the picture to the time and attention your child has. The collection includes simple, medium-detail, and more involved drawings, so you can choose a quick page or a scene that takes longer.

Easy Nintendo Coloring Pages for Kids

For a 3-year-old, try the simple Toad, Kirby, or Goomba drawings, where larger outlines make it easier to stay within the shapes. A 7-year-old may enjoy Shy Guy, Yoshi, or the Zelda castle scene, which has a few more areas to color. The Nintendo 64 logo is another straightforward option.

Cute Nintendo Coloring Pages

Choose a smiling Baby Bowser, waving Toad, or kawaii Yoshi for a sweet, character-focused picture. The cute King Dedede and his hammer give older kids a larger figure and an extra object to color. Mario and Luigi together make a fun choice for siblings or friends.

Detailed Nintendo Coloring Pages for Adults

For adults and older kids who like finer work, try Samus Aran’s suit, the Nintendo Switch, or Princess Peach with her umbrella. The Mario Kart scene has several racers to distinguish, while Ash and Pikachu give you faces, clothing, and smaller details to work through.

Print Nintendo Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a drawing before printing, or “Print” to send it straight to your printer, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page settings if the image needs room at the edges. Thicker paper suits markers, while colored pencils are handy for the smaller details.