Splatoon coloring pages

Free Printable Splatoon Coloring Pages

These Splatoon coloring pages range from simple squid and character outlines to energetic battles with ink weapons. Pick a quiet portrait for a short coloring break or a lively scene when you have more time to fill in the details.

Choose by Age and Skill Level

For a 3-year-old, look for one large figure and open spaces that are easy to color without worrying about small details. A 7-year-old may enjoy a character holding an Inkjet or a scene with two Inklings, where there is more to notice and color.

Easy Splatoon Coloring Pages for Kids

The simple squid, smiling Octoling boy, Callie, and Pearl Houzuki outlines suit preschoolers who are getting comfortable with crayons. Agent 3 stretching their arms is another clear shape to color, while the squid beside an ink splatter gives kids a chance to choose bright colors for the splash. These drawings work well for a short activity because the main figure is easy to spot and color.

Medium and Detailed Scenes

Many of the medium-level pictures show an Inkling or Octoling using an Inkjet, Hero Shot, or crossbow. Those pieces of gear, along with poses such as crouching, sitting after a battle, or facing an opponent, give older kids several areas to color and a story to imagine. The Callie and Marie portrait and the Marina Ida outline offer a calmer option among the action scenes.

What the Splatoon Scenes Show

Splatoon is a video game series from Nintendo, first released in 2015. The video game scenes here feature Inklings, Octolings, and the Squid Sisters Callie and Marie, as well as Marina Ida. Look at the pose and equipment before choosing colors: a raised Inkjet or Hero Shot suggests a moment of action, while two figures sitting together after a battle make a quieter scene to interpret.

Cute Splatoon Coloring Pages

For a softer style, choose the chibi squid with its ink splatter or the crouching Inkling girl holding an Inkjet. The kawaii Amiibo girl paired with neon pink ink has a compact pose and bold areas to color, so younger kids can keep it simple or add patterns to the clothes and gear. These cute designs also make a relaxed choice when you want less of a battle scene.

Print Splatoon Coloring Pages as PDFs

Open the drawing you want, then choose “Open the PDF” to view its file or “Print” to send it straight to a printer, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page settings if the edges look close to the paper margins. Plain paper works well with colored pencils; thicker paper can help when coloring with markers, especially over broad ink splashes.