Prepare to go Super Saiyan creativity with these 22 Goku coloring pages that are yours to freely download and print! As one of the most enduring icons from the groundbreaking Dragon Ball Z series, Goku’s thrilling adventures and electrifying battles continue to enthrall fans globally.
For this series, we illustrations many depictions of Goku, including the adorable kid Goku, Goku in his various Super Saiyan transformations, Goku training with Master Roshi, Goku’s unforgettable battles, and a lot more that you can see below!
To start coloring in any of these pictures, you can click any of the below images or links, which will open the PDF file on a new page. Once opened, you can then download and print as many times as you like!
All these PDF coloring pages are on standard US letter size, but they also fit perfectly onto A4 paper sizes! Enjoy!
10 Craft Ideas To Do With Goku Coloring Pages
Here are 10 affordable, fun, and creative craft ideas you can do with your completed coloring page!
10. Posters/Wall Art
My eye-catching Goku pictures are the perfect inexpensive room decoration, whether you display just one or multiple on a gallery wall.
You’ll print out the illustrations you want to use and color them in (or have your kids color them in!).
Then you can purchase picture frames on the cheap from the dollar store or Walmart – or purchase nicer ones for a more luxe feel.
You’ll stick the pictures into the frames and, if you’re going the gallery wall route, arrange them artfully.
You could also create interest by resizing some of the illustrations before printing them so that you have different shapes when you hang the pictures.
9. Stickers
To make stickers from my Goku pictures, you will need a Cricut or something similar.
You’re going to select, copy, and paste the individual characters into a separate document (they can be all together), then digitally color them in one by one.
Print them onto sticker paper or self-adhesive vinyl, and then, using the Print and Cut feature, you’ll feed them into your Cricut – and let the machine do its thing.
Once it’s done cutting out the stickers, you can stick them anywhere, like lunch pails, laptops and iPads, notebooks, etc.
8. Bookmarks
Because Goku is taller than he is wide, he makes for the perfect bookmarks.
You can print him out onto cardstock, have your kids color him in, and then cut him out.
Or, you could print him out onto regular computer paper and paste him onto a rectangle of cardstock or construction paper.
If you opt to go the latter route, you could embellish him with a background and a bookmark tail.
7. Party Decorations
For the anime-lover in your household, why not have a Goku-themed birthday party and use my Goku pictures as inexpensive decorations?
You could use individual Gokus, prop them up, and clip notecards to them with the food labels for your table spread.
Or you could use him to make a centerpiece at your main dining table.
Use shrink sheets to make Goku figures, which you could glue extra-long toothpicks to the backs of and insert into your cupcakes or cake.
For more inspiration and ideas, Google is your friend!
6. Gift Bag Embellishments
You can create super cute Goku-themed gift bags with my illustrations!
You’ll need either blue or orange (or both! You can make multiple bags) gift bags, which you can likely find at the dollar store for cheap or party supply stores for slightly more.
You’ll print out the Goku figures you want to use and color them in, then cut out the central character.
Paste the cut-out to the bag, making sure the glue goes all the way to the edge so it doesn’t catch on something and rip.
Wait for the glue to dry completely, touch up around the edges if necessary, and then fill the gift bag with your present and some tissue paper!
5. Doorknob Hangers
To make Goku doorknob hangers, you will need to print the figure(s) you want to use and have your kids color him in and cut him out.
Then, you’ll take a piece of cardstock and either print out an outline of a doorknob hanger or free-hand draw your own.
Cut that out and then paste the Goku figure into it. Your kids can add background and any other embellishments that they like!
4. Book Covers
You’ll have to cut or copy and paste the entire illustration of your choice into a word processor document that has been oriented to landscape.
Center the picture on the right-hand side, leaving about half an inch of margin on the top, bottom, and right.
Print that out, have your kids color it in, and then lay the page face-down and set the book you want to cover over it.
With a pencil, draw lines where the top and bottom of the book fall, then set the book aside and fold along the lines inward.
This will create flaps that you can then use to slip over the existing cover of the book.
3. Buttons/Pins
To make Goku buttons or pins, you’ll need shrink sheets, which you can find online at Amazon for less than $10 per pack.
Print the figures you want to use onto the shrink sheets, have your kids color them in with marker, and then cut them out.
Bake per the instructions and let cool. Once they’re ready, you can hot glue the pin backs to the back of the cut-outs.
2. Paper Dolls/Puppets
You can print out my Goku pictures onto cardstock, have your kids color him in and cut him out, and they can start to play immediately!
Or, you can glue extra-large crafting sticks to the backs of the cut-outs for more of a puppet vibe (and easier handling for little hands!).
1. Phone Cases
To make Goku phone cases, you will need some clear phone cases, plus Mod Podge.
You’ll likely have to resize the Goku figures to be a bit smaller, so copy/paste the illustrations into a word processor document and play with the dimensions.
Print them out and have your kids color them in. Then they’ll Mod Podge the cut-outs to the inside of the phone case, colored side down (so that it faces outward).
Let the Mod Podge dry overnight (or at the least, for a few good hours), and then snap the case onto their phones!
