Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages

Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages, free and printable

Choose from portraits, group scenes, and moments of adventure. Raya appears with her hat, cape, and sword, while Sisu holds a ball of water or shares a quiet moment with her. Tuk Tuk brings a rounded armadillo shape to color, and the larger scenes invite kids to spot Noi, the Ongis, Boun, Tong, and Namaari.

Choose by age and coloring level

A child’s age can help you pick a page, but patience and interest matter too. For a three-year-old, start with a large, simple outline; a seven-year-old may enjoy choosing colors for a fuller scene. Adults who like careful work can try the more intricate compositions.

Easy coloring pages for kids

The smiling Sisu outline and baby Tuk Tuk have broad, clear shapes that are easy for little hands to follow. Raya’s hat and cape make another straightforward choice, with a few recognizable areas to fill. The simple Namaari outline also suits a short coloring break, especially when a child wants to focus on one figure rather than a whole scene.

Detailed coloring pages for adults

For a slower project, try Sisu holding a ball of water, the scene with Noi and the Ongis among the fruit, or the bamboo bridge where Dyan, Pan, and Uka laugh together. Each gives you more parts to work through, from the water and fruit to the figures and their surroundings. The group portrait of Raya, Sisu, Tuk Tuk, and Namaari also lets you vary the colors across several characters.

The two sword scenes offer a different kind of detail: Raya sits on Tuk Tuk, or holds her sword with Sisu flying behind her. A poster-style composition and the scene of Raya preparing to fight give older colorists plenty to explore. For a medium-length activity, choose one of these action poses and leave the surrounding areas simple.

Cute Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages

For a gentler mood, look for baby Tuk Tuk, the kawaii Tuk Tuk, or Raya and Sisu standing back to back. Their friendly expressions and rounded features make them appealing choices for kids who prefer sweet scenes to sword poses. Raya tickling Sisu’s chin is another playful moment, with the two figures close together.

Try soft colors for a calm look, or give each face a bright accent so the expressions stand out. Children can also add spots, stripes, or small patterns to Tuk Tuk’s shell, then choose a background that suits the scene. Keep the details simple if the colorist is young.

About the film and its characters

Raya and the Last Dragon is a 2021 animated film from Walt Disney Animation Studios. Don Hall and Carlos López Estrada directed it, and James Newton Howard composed the music. The drawings show Raya alongside Sisu, the dragon, as well as Namaari, Tuk Tuk, and other companions.

Use the scenes as a starting point for a small storytelling activity. Ask a child to describe what might happen next when Raya rides Tuk Tuk through the desert, or when Pengu shows water magic to Sisu. The pictures make it easy to talk about expressions, movement, and how the characters work together.

Print the Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages as PDFs

Choose Open the PDF to open a drawing, or tap Print to send it straight to your printer; both buttons work from a phone. Select fit to page if the outline looks too large for the paper. Thicker paper can help with markers, while colored pencils are handy for the small details in the group scenes.