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This collection of Finding Dory coloring pages takes a deep dive into this classic movie. There are 25 detailed black-and-white line images featuring Dory and her friends for you to enjoy!
Finding Dory was released in 2016 as a long-awaited sequel to 2003’s Finding Nemo.
While Dory was a side character in the original movie, the sequel saw her become the main character as she goes on a mission to find her parents.
These pages will introduce you to favorite characters like Dory, Nemo, Marlin and newcomers like Bailey, Hank and many more!
You’ll also discover some fun and interesting facts behind the making of the film and some of the real fish who inspired the characters.
25 Free Finding Dory Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Baby Dory With Big Eyes
One of the best things about Finding Dory is that we got to see her origin story, including what she was like as a baby.
Dory is a blue tang fish, and in reality babies of this species will actually be yellow.
The filmmakers decided to keep her adult color scheme so it wouldn’t be confusing to people who don’t know this fact.
2. Bailey Uses Echolocation
Bailey the beluga whale is using her special echolocation powers to help her friend Dory in this scene.
In reality, these whales use a series of clicks to create sound waves that help them locate food and threats.
3. Destiny And Bailey Exploring PDF For Kids
4. Dory And Destiny Play Together
Dory is joined by one of the new characters in this film: Bailey the whale shark.
Whale sharks are some of the largest creatures in the ocean, but they are harmless to humans as they are filter feeders, not hunters.
5. Dory And Her Friends On An Adventure
6. Dory With Her Parents
7. Dory And Nemo Investigate
Nemo was the namesake of the first film, but he takes a back seat in this film even though he still plays an important role.
So much time had passed between the two movies that the original voice actor for Nemo had to be recast due to him sounding too old for the role.
8. Dory Inside The Touch Pool
9. Dory Remembers Something
One of Dory’s main character traits is that she has a very short memory.
This is because it was believed that fish generally have very short memories, but in recent years scientists have begun to disagree about this.
10. Dory Reunites With Her Parents
Near the end of the film, Dory finally finds her parents and that touching moment is captured on this page.
Dory’s mom and dad were voiced by legendary actors Diane Keaton and Eugene Levy.
11. Dory Smiling And Swimming Coloring Sheet
12. Detailed Dory In A Coral Reef
13. Dory Talks To Bailey The Beluga Whale
14. Cartoony Dory Feeling Happy In The Ocean
15. Dory And Nemo Have Fun Together
16. Dory And Marlin Investigate
Marlin was the driving force of the first movie as Dory joined him to find his missing son Nemo. This scene shows him returning the favor as he helps Dory this time.
The two films are set a year apart, but in real life there was a whopping 13 years between the movies.
17. Hank And Dory Escape The Marine Life Institute
18. Hank Holding Dory In A Coffee Pot
19. Hank Sneaks Through The Aquarium
Hank is the ideal creature to use for an escape, and that is seen in this fun scene from the movie.
Most octopuses can move through very small holes due to the fact that they have no bones or cartilage in their bodies.
20. Hank The Octopus Camouflaging
21. Detailed Marlin And Dory On An Adventure
22. Marlin Feeling Anxious
While Marlin has proven to be brave when he needs to be, he also worries a lot and is frequently anxious about his family and friends.
He’s voiced by the legendary comic actor Albert Brooks in both films who did a great job of bringing his personality to life.
23. Nemo And Dory Explore The Ocean Floor
24. Nemo And Dory In The Kelp Forest
25. Free Nemo And Marlin Coloring Printable
The original duo of Marlin and Nemo are here to close out this collection. It’s a detailed page that will require some patience to color, but it will be worth it!
After the first film, thousands of people rushed out to buy clown fish like Marlin but this ended up being harmful for the species, as they are quite difficult to care for.
After You Color Your Finding Dory Pages
- Draw some of the Tank Crew from the first film like Gill, Jacques or Peach.
- Look up pictures of real coral reefs and ocean beds to draw some realistic backgrounds for these pages.
- Write some famous quotes from the films in speech bubbles, such as Dory’s “Just keep swimming!” line.
- Draw some Pixar details in the background such as the sunken Pizza Planet van that can be seen in the film.
The wait between Finding Nemo and Finding Dory was a long one, but it was definitely worth the wait!
You will really bring these scenes to life once you have added some gorgeous colors, and I encourage you to experiment with any ideas you may have.
Feel free to share your pages with other fans on your social media accounts.