Your child can look at the color key, get the corresponding pens or pencils, and have great fun matching the number to the color. Color-Coded BulbasaurĬolor-coded Bulbasaur is an ideal option for practicing both numbers and coloring. It would be perfect for an older Bulbasaur fan. This is a great picture if your child enjoys coloring for extended periods of time, or returning again or again. Your child can spend as long as they like coloring in carrots, cabbages, melons, the soil, the trees, the wall ““ and, of course, Bulbasaur. It’s absolutely adorable, with Bulbasaur clearly helping its owner out in their vegetable garden. If your child wants a longer coloring project, this Bulbasaur Scene has everything they could wish for in terms of coloring. The reward for their patience will be three fantastic Pokemon, perfectly colored and ready to decorate their bedroom. The drawing is relatively complicated, and with three separate Pokemon, it’s probably geared at older children who have a bit more patience and slightly more refined motor skills. With Charmander, Bulbasaur and Squirtle all together, it’s the ideal page for any fan.Īll three Pokemon are in their fierce “attack mode,” so it’s a very dramatic picture for them to color, with Bulbasaur’s vines lashing, and Squirtle about to leap into the air. Kids who love all three starter Pokemon will find this Bulbasaur and Buddies coloring page perfect. They can also have fun choosing a color for the undersides of Bulbasaur’s feet, or just use the same color as the rest of his body if they prefer. There is a hint of a rocky floor here, so your child can fill in the background if they want to. Fairly easy shapes have been used, with the markings again representing the most challenging parts. Baby Bulbasaurīaby Bulbasaur is super cute, and some shading has already been drawn in, so your child can just focus on getting the colors right. This is probably about as simple as Bulbasaur can be. Your child could also color in the word “Pokemon” at the top of the page, or just leave this white if they aren’t interested or feel it’s too hard for them to do. He does have some fiddly shapes to color in (his markings), but he has been drawn as simply as possible, and his bulb and body should be reasonably easy. If your child would like an easier coloring project, this Simple Bulbasaur is perfect. It’s quite a complicated page, especially with Venusaur, but will provide your child with great entertainment, and they can also have fun coloring in the letters and practicing the Pokemons’ names.Īgain, there’s no background, but as there is so much else to color, the chances are your child won’t feel the need for one. Kids who love Pokemon are always very proud of being able to rattle off all the evolution forms a Pokemon has ““ and Bulbasaur Evolutions offers kids the perfect opportunity to color them as well. We’ve tried to choose a range of options so if your child is looking for a simple or a complex Bulbasaur coloring page, they’ll find it in our list. This is particularly good for older children to practice their shading on. Most children will really enjoy coloring Bulbasaur, partly because of its satisfyingly rounded bulb.
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