Wario coloring pages

Free printable Wario coloring pages

Pick a quick portrait, a scene with Luigi or Yoshi, or a busier picture of Wario racing Bowser and gathering coins. The collection ranges from bold, simple outlines to crowded scenes featuring Waluigi, Mona, and other familiar faces.

Who is Wario?

Wario is a character in the Mario franchise who also appears in Super Smash Bros., Super Mario Party, and Mario Kart 64. The drawings reflect that variety: some show a single pose, while others place him alongside Mario, Luigi, Bowser, or Waluigi.

For a familiar pairing, try a page with Mario standing back to back with Wario. A Super Smash Bros. outline is another way to connect the gallery to that game series.

What colors suit Wario?

Yellow and purple are the classic starting points for Wario’s cap and clothes. Add pink for his nose and green for his shoes, or use a brighter green for the bird beside him.

Coins can be gold or yellow, with orange shading to make a pile look lively. For scenes in the forest or on a racetrack, choose greens and browns for the setting, then use stronger colors on the karts and outfits.

Choose by age and skill level

A 3-year-old may prefer one large figure with broad spaces to color, while a 7-year-old might enjoy adding detail to a scene with several characters or objects. Adults who want a longer coloring session can choose a crowded composition with small shapes and overlapping outlines.

Easy Wario coloring pages for kids

The simpler drawings keep the focus on a clear pose: Wario flexing his muscles, grinning beside a green bird, or standing next to Luigi. A big smile or raised fist gives young children an easy shape to follow without having to color a busy background.

The Dr. Baby Wario picture with a large magnet has a playful, unusual detail to talk about together. Baby Wario riding Yoshi to collect coins is cute, and gives children a little scene to imagine as they color.

Detailed Wario coloring pages for adults

For a more involved page, choose coins raining over Wario or a huge mushroom-coin pile that fills the scene. These compositions have plenty of small areas, so colored pencils can help keep the coins, clothes, and outlines distinct.

Other detailed pictures bring Waluigi into the action, including one where he rides on Wario’s shoulder and another where he collects mushroom coins. Scenes with Mona in Diamond City or Wario and Waluigi in Wario Land offer more setting to color, while the group portrait with Captain Syrup and Rudy the Clown gives you several different faces and outfits to work through.

Print the Wario coloring pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a drawing before printing, or “Print” to send it directly to a printer, including from your phone. Use fit-to-page settings if needed, and try thicker paper for markers; colored pencils work well for the smaller details in coin piles and group scenes.