Super mario coloring pages have been on repeat in my printer tray ever since my nephew watched The Super Mario Galaxy Movie three times in one weekend and asked for “Mario stuff” every day after.
I get it, honestly… there’s something about the Mushroom Kingdom that never gets old, even for the grown-ups handing out the crayons. Mario and Luigi have been jumping through kids’ imaginations since the NES days, and Nintendo’s world has only grown bigger and more colorful since.
I’ve spent weeks digging through every free printable I could find, testing which ones actually hold a kid’s attention past page three. This post rounds up 50+ free, printable Super Mario coloring pages, so you’ll never have to hunt through a dozen sites for one good Mario or Luigi printable again.
Whether you’re planning a birthday party or just need twenty quiet minutes, this list saves you the searching and gets crayons moving faster.
Why Kids Love Super Mario Coloring Pages
Ask any kid why they love Mario, and you’ll get a breathless rundown of power-ups before they even pause for air. That’s the pull of it… this isn’t just a coloring book theme, it’s a whole world of games kids already know inside out.
They’ve jumped Mario through the Mushroom Kingdom on a screen a hundred times, so handing them a blank outline of Luigi or a question block feels less like homework and more like stepping back into a game they already love.
I’ve watched even the wiggliest kids settle down with these pages… there’s something about coloring in a familiar hero that turns imaginative play into quiet focus without any pressure to get it “right.” Power-ups, teamwork, a little chaos… that’s a coloring book kids reach for on their own.
Mario & Luigi Coloring Pages
Mario classic portrait: iconic hat and overalls
Mario jumping
Mario holding a mushroom power-up
Mario holding a fire flower
Mario giving a confident thumbs-up
Mario in his raccoon suit
Luigi cheerful wave portrait
Luigi launching a fireball
Mario and Luigi high-fiving after a mission
Mario and Luigi hanging from a flagpole
Princess Peach & Bowser Coloring Pages
Princess Peach posing
Princess Peach holding her umbrella
Princess Peach waving from her castle balcony
Bowser roaring
Bowser breathing fire
Bowser in his spiked-shell battle pose
Bowser and Bowser Jr. side by side
Peach and Mario team-up scene
Bowser’s castle backdrop scene
Yoshi, Toad & Daisy Coloring Pages
Yoshi jumping happily
Yoshi reaching for fruit
Yoshi carrying Mario
Toad’s happy expression
Toad running with a mushroom
Toad giving directions
Daisy portrait
Daisy and Peach together
Daisy in a racing pose
Goomba, Boo, Koopa Troopa & Bowser Jr. Coloring Pages
Goomba marching pose
Goomba group scene
Boo peeking around a corner
Boo floating
Koopa Troopa walking pose
Koopa Paratroopa flying with wings
Bowser Jr. mischievous portrait
Bowser Jr. holding his paintbrush
Bowser Jr. riding his clown car
Mario Kart & Mario Party Coloring Pages
Mario racing on Rainbow Road
Mario drifting around a sharp corner
Luigi racing in his kart
Peach racing in her kart
Yoshi riding in a kart
Mario Party game-board scene
Mario tossing a Koopa shell
Kart race finish-line celebration
Mario riding a motorbike-style kart
Super Mario Galaxy Movie Coloring Pages
Rosalina portrait in her galaxy gown
Rosalina with a Luma companion
Yoshi’s movie-style redesign portrait
Bowser Jr.’s movie-style portrait
Fox McCloud cameo pose
Mario and friends among the stars
Toad exploring a new galaxy
Baby Mario, Baby Luigi & Baby Toad scene
Fun Super Mario Facts for Kids
Did you know Mario wasn’t always called Mario? When he first appeared back in 1981, Nintendo called him “Jumpman,” and he didn’t even have his own game yet… he was just the hero dodging barrels in a game called Donkey Kong!
It wasn’t until 1985, with Super Mario Bros., that Mario got his own adventure and became the superstar we know today. His creator, a Japanese game designer named Shigeru Miyamoto, actually got the idea for Mario’s whole rivalry storyline from an old cartoon love triangle… three characters chasing each other around, just like Mario, Bowser, and Princess Peach!
And here’s a fun one for your little plumber fans: Mario’s official job really is a plumber, which is exactly why he’s so good at jumping through pipes.
How to Print & Use These Pages
Printing these is about as simple as it gets. Each super mario coloring page is a free printable PDF… just click, download, and hit print.
They’re all sized for standard US Letter paper, but don’t worry if you’re printing from outside the US, since every page fits A4 just as cleanly.
I’d recommend printing a few extras before game night or a birthday party; kids go through favorites fast, and you’ll want backups of Mario and Luigi on hand.
A quick tip from years of classroom printing: check “fit to page” in your print settings so none of the linework gets cropped at the edges.
More Mushroom Kingdom Fun Awaits
And that’s a wrap on all 50+ pages! Whether your favorite ended up being Mario’s mushroom power-up or Luigi’s fireball toss, I hope these printables earn a permanent spot in your coloring drawer the way they have in mine.
Grab your crayons, print a few extras, and let the kids pick their own favorites… that’s always where the best afternoons start. Loved this roundup? Browse our full character coloring pages collection for even more free printable favorites, from Nintendo heroes to cartoons, superheroes, and beyond.
