Top 10 Shrek Coloring Pages For Your Little One

‘Shrek’ is a popular animated comedy film series revolving around the life and adventures of ogres and other fairy tale characters. The film is based on a 1990 fairy tale named ‘Shrek’. It has also won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film. This film is loved by children and adults of all ages. If your child is also fond of this movie, these Shrek coloring pages will keep them engaged for hours.

Top 10 Shrek Coloring Pages

Shrek coloring pages are very popular with kids. The simple storyline and humor of this film appeal greatly to them. Here are 10 Shrek coloring sheets, featuring Fiona, Donkey, and other popular characters. The variation in the coloring sheet will also keep the kids from getting bored.

1. Shrek

Shrek is the protagonist of the film who prides himself on being huge and having a terrifying body. However, not many know that this grouchy green ogre carries a naïve heart. Shrek, along with his best friend Donkey, embarks on a journey to save Princess Fiona from the castle in which she was confined. Shrek and Fiona fall in love and marry in spite of their differences. Your kids can paint this green ogre in any color of their choice.

2. Fiona

Fiona is the heroine of the movie ‘Shrek’. She is the princess of Far Far Away and the eldest daughter of King Harold and Queen Meriam. Fiona is cursed by a witch, which causes her to turn into an ogress after the sun sets. The transforming spell breaks and she permanently takes the form of an ogress when she is kissed by her true love, Shrek. This kind and friendly ogress takes no time to transform into a fearless warrior when the need strikes. Ask your darling to add beautiful colors to this ogress princess.

3. Fairy Godmother

Fairy Godmother, unlike her benevolent counterparts, is the antagonist of the movie ‘Shrek’. She is Prince Charming’s mother and King Harold’s former boss. In this story, the Fairy Godmother is the one who cursed Fiona to turn into an ogress after sunset. This opportunist, conniving, and scheming Fairy seeks the best only for herself and her son. Fairy Godmother has no qualms about using her magic to get whatever she wants. The only person she loves the most is her son.

4. Donkey

The Donkey is the second prime character of the ‘Shrek’ franchise. His passion for singing often proves to be annoying for those around him. Donkey is Shrek’s best friend who accompanies him in every adventure. This lovable character is a talkative and sensitive animal with buck teeth. This is an adorable drawing of Donkey waiting to be colored.

5. Puss

Puss in Boots is the anti-hero of this film. He is a smooth-talking cat who fights fearlessly for his best friend Shrek. Puss distracts his enemies with his ‘cute kitten looks’ and then attacks them with his sharp claws or sword. This smart little cat wears a cavalier’s hat, a small cape, Corinthian boots, and a belt with a sword. Here is a drawing sheet of this smart cat ready to strike down his enemies.

6. King And Queen

King Harold is the king of the Far Far Away land and the husband of Queen Lillian. Both the king and queen are very protective of their daughter, Princess Fiona. The king was totally against her marriage to Shrek. He even employed an assassin to do away with Shrek. The Queen, on the other hand, has no qualms about her daughter marrying an ogre. She just wants her daughter to be happy. Eventually, both give their blessing to Shrek and Fiona. This is a beautiful picture where the King is asking the Queen to calm down.

7. Gingerbread Man

The Gingerbread Man was created along with the other gingerbread people. Gingerbread may look soft but is actually very tough. Gingy is an extremely faithful friend, who does not leave his friends even in the toughest of situations. He is a very fast runner, which makes it difficult for his foes to catch him. Gingy is carved out of gingerbread with gumdrop buttons and icing. Color this sheet with bright and vibrant shades.

8. Prince Charming

Prince Charming is the second antagonist of this animated movie. He is a young and handsome Prince who was supposed to save Fiona from her dragon-guarded tower as directed by his mother, the Fairy Godmother. Her mother wants Prince Charming to marry Fiona so that he can become the king of Far Far Away land. He is a selfish and arrogant mama’s boy, who gathers all the antagonists from the fairy tales to take revenge on Shrek and Fiona. Prince Charming is everything that a prince should have – great looks, shiny hair, and a mighty sword, and he is great to color, too!

9. Dragon

The Dragon is a dangerous carnivorous beast who has eaten many knights, including Lord Farquaad. This ferocious guard also challenged Shrek and Donkey in their search for Princess Fiona. Usually depicted as the love interest of Donkey, the Dragon is presented as a female with large lashes and pink lips. She is an obese dragon with a mop of disheveled hair on her head. Paint her in maroon or any other shade of your choice.

10. Lord Farquaad

Lord Farquaad is the ruthless ruler of the huge castle of Duloc. He is a cruel man who wants to become the king but cannot until he marries a princess. He decides to marry Fiona to fulfill his desire to become a king. Farquaad had also banished all the fairy tale creatures from the land in an attempt to create his own perfect world. Farquaad spends most of his time playing video games and sipping drinks while taking long baths. He has a big chin, a pageboy hairdo, and a short physique.

There you go! Print out these free printable Shrek coloring pages to welcome these lovely characters to your home. Your kids will spend many enjoyable hours coloring these characters. You can also indulge in a movie marathon with your child while coloring these pages. These sheets will also improve their hand-eye coordination and coloring skills. Hope your child loves these coloring pages!

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