On this page, you will find 10 all new Godzilla coloring pages that are completely free to print and download.
Godzilla is a dinosaur with an atomic breath that looks like a tyrannosaurus rex due to its tiny arms.
The character first appeared in 1954 in the movie called Godzilla, where it was portrayed as a terrestrial animal that evolved from an ancient sea organism.
The monster relocated from the ocean waters to the land because of the repeated bomb testing that disturbed its underwater habitat.
Godzilla is a popular character among children due to its extraordinary powers and we created these Godzilla coloring sheets for free for you and your children to color and paint.
Let’s join the famous titan in a new adventure!
10 Brand New Godzilla Coloring Pages – Free to Print and Color
Godzilla is the hero of cartoons, movies, comics, and games, and children of all ages love it. This printable shows a full-sized Godzilla that seems to head somewhere.
Maybe it just left the water to visit the land, or perhaps it is on a stroll. Even if its only purpose is to destroy cities, it seems pretty calm on this page, so maybe it just walks around.
This Godzilla printable shows a glimpse of the monster’s back, lined with armored plates that look like big bony maple leaves, and its lizard tail.
Godzilla coloring pages are great for children who find stories of monsters and destruction entertaining.
It seems that Godzilla is ready to use its atomic breath in this sheet because it has an open mouth and appears very angry.
The monster from this printable sheet looks more atrocious than the one above because it has larger armored plates protruding from its back.
It also has pointed spikes on its arms and tail, making it dangerous in a close-body fight.
Godzilla printables are a fun way for children of all ages to develop color recognition, creativity, motor skills, and focus.
The monster has a reptilian and crocodile-like look in the later movies, a rougher appearance than in the cartoons children are accustomed to.
We created this sheet to depict a Godzilla similar to cartoons children are more familiar with.
It shows a monster with small arms, thick legs coated in scales, and an open mouth displaying its long teeth.
It’s not as scary as the one from the second picture, so even younger children can paint it.
Godzilla’s signature power is its atomic breath, and this printable shows it in its full power.
There are shapes of buildings on the bottom side of the sheet, so the monster most likely left the water to wreak havoc on land once again.
This coloring sheet shows a titan with large plates that resemble flames on its back, clawed arms, and a grim expression.
Its furrowed eyebrows show that Godzilla is angry and won’t stop destroying the place any time soon.
Many compare Godzilla with a tyrannosaurus rex or a walking crocodile, and if you look closely, you cannot miss the resemblance.
This printable sheet shows a walking Godzilla with enormous plated spikes sticking out from its back.
Some movies and cartoons depict Godzilla with plant-looking spikes, and we created our monster with a similar thagomizer on its back.
Its spikes start at the top of its head and end towards the point of its tail.
Due to its big bony spikes from its back and tiny arms, Godzilla is sometimes described as related to stegosaurus dinosaurs.
The movie Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah describes the monster as a mutated dinosaur species called Godzillasaurus.
This printable shows a scary monster walking towards prey. The Godzilla from this page looks more like a dinosaur than those from the previous sheets.
Its body is fully pleated in reptile scales, and its legs end with spiked nails.
The city in the background of this Godzilla coloring page is on fire. Godzilla usually leaves the depth of the ocean to cause destruction on land with its atomic breath.
This page depicts the monster roaring its specific high-pitch howl after probably just releasing atomic fire.
Godzilla is an angry titan because humans testing bombs in the ocean forced it to relocate to the land.
This page depicts Godzilla with crocodile-like spikes on its back and small arms similar to a Tyrannosaurus rex.
Since the monster is often described as a mutated species of dinosaurs, we created some Godzilla coloring pages showing a titan that looks more like a reptile.
This coloring sheet depicts a rather skinny Godzilla if we were to compare it with the characters from the latest movies that resemble lizards.
This mutant has longer clawed arms than most Godzilla characters and huge spikes on its back. We think its head looks like the beast from the movie Alien with small hooded eyes and a large mouth.
It seems a good day to leave the ocean’s dark waters and head on land to set cities on fire. Godzilla looks like it is ready to fight in this coloring sheet that shows the monster angrier than ever.
Godzilla has its entire body coated in scales, a row of large spikes starting at the end of its neck and spreading towards its tail and pointy spikes at the back of its elbows.
This titan is slender than the above beasts, so maybe it is a younger Godzilla. What do you think?
How big is Godzilla? Its height fluctuated over the years depending on the studios that created the movies.
The monster from the 2014 movie is the biggest yet; its size was increased to 120 meters (394 feet) tall because its origin story states that it is taller than skyscrapers.
Godzilla isn’t a titan to mess with due to its extraordinary superpower of breathing atomic fire.
The monster can also use its colossal body to cause harm because it has an elongated tail, sharp spikes that run from its head to the end of its tail, and very sharp teeth.
The monster on this Godzilla page looks exactly how the comics describe it.
Keep in mind that we are regularly updating our catalog of Godzilla coloring sheets, so if you want to paint more monsters, come around.
There will definitely be more printables to save and print for free.
Will Your Godzilla Save or Destroy the City?!
We’ve reached the end of this collection of free Godzilla coloring pages, but there is more fun to be had. Before we close off this collection, we wanted to provide you with some more ideas to try out!
Throughout the collection, we saw Godzilla as portrayed throughout the long cinematic history of this monster. There are many more ways to portray these different iterations including my favorite version – Mechagodzilla.
In many of the films that Godzilla appears in, he often has incredible powers. These include fire breath, for example.
You can probably see where we’re going with this, as we would suggest adding this to any of your favorite images in the collection. Some seem like they were drawn with this in mind!
If there are any other classic Godzilla powers you have in mind, then they could be added as well. This is all about showcasing your favorite Godzilla moments, so you can get creative with it.
You could also add some new powers of your own design! Godzilla has also faced off against many other monsters and characters.
These could be great to add to your favorite images as well! Adding some adversaries to your favorite Godzilla coloring pages would be a great way to make them even more dramatic.
One classic example is King Kong, who Godzilla faced off against in a recent blockbuster film. If you can think of any other movie monsters you’ve wanted to see face off against Godzilla, now is the time to explore that!
Adding the background that Godzilla is destroying would also help to make your chosen pages even more action packed. Whatever you choose to add, we know it will look great!
As an extra special project you could even combine some of these pages to make your very own Godzilla coloring book!
How will you portray some Godzilla adventures by adding details and ideas to your favorite pages from this collection?