This Chococat coloring pages collection has 60 printable designs of the curious black cat from Sanrio, shown solo, with friends, and in birthday, holiday, and costume scenes. All pages are available as a PDF and inside the site’s online coloring tool.
What’s Inside This Collection
Solo Chococat Portraits
The largest group shows Chococat alone: cute, pretty, lovely, little, adorable, and angry versions, plus simple face pages and sheets for kids. There are also pattern pages and a coloring-book style page with more to fill in.
Chococat and Friends
Chococat appears with Hello Kitty on several pages and with Pompompurin on another, giving fans a chance to mix Sanrio characters. Other pages show him with a friend, alongside a bigger and smaller Chococat, or on a page titled ICO and Chococat.
Everyday Activities
Chococat rides a bike, reads a book, holds a flower, carries a gift box, sits with a cake, and looks up at a shining star. These pages give a colorist a simple object to add color to next to the black cat.
Birthdays and Holidays
The seasonal set covers birthdays, Halloween (including a witch and a magician), Christmas, happy holidays, St. Patrick’s Day, and a happy fall page.
Fun Crossovers
A handful of pages dress Chococat up as characters from other anime and games, including a Sasuke Uchiha look and several JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure characters. These are fan-style extras that older fans tend to enjoy.
What These Pages Do
The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7, and Chococat’s round head, large eyes, and simple body offer young colorists clear shapes to fill.
A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions, and a cute character like Chococat offers a calm, low-pressure page that many children and adults enjoy.
Chococat is a Sanrio character first introduced in 1996, so many of these pages appeal to fans who have followed Sanrio for years as well as newer fans.
How to Color Chococat Pages Well
- Fur: solid black or a very dark charcoal, with a slightly lighter grey along the edges so the shape does not become a flat silhouette.
- Nose: a chocolate brown, the detail that gives him his name.
- Collar and accessories: bright colors such as blue, red, or yellow, so they pop against the black fur.
- Birthday and holiday pages: vivid reds, greens, and pinks for cake, gifts, and decorations to make the black cat stand out.
- Pair pages: give Hello Kitty and Pompompurin their usual colors so each character stays easy to tell apart.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Chococat Coloring Pages
1. Birthday Card
Color a Chococat birthday page, mount it on folded cardstock, and write a message inside.
2. Sanrio Friends Display
Color the Chococat and Hello Kitty pages, plus the Pompompurin pair page, and hang them side by side.
3. Halloween Costume Set
Color the witch and magician pages and pin them together as a small costume-themed set.
4. Black Cat Contrast Study
Print a Chococat page twice and color one with a black cat and one with a pastel palette, then compare.
5. Bookmark Collection
Color a few portrait pages, trim them into tall strips, and cover them with clear tape.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Chococat coloring pages free?
Yes, all 60 pages can be downloaded and printed as a PDF at no cost, with no account required.
Can I color Chococat pages without a printer?
Yes, the online coloring tool works on a phone, tablet, or computer, so each page can be finished on screen.
Who is Chococat?
Chococat is a Sanrio character, a small black cat with a chocolate-brown nose, first introduced in 1996.
Does Chococat appear with other Sanrio characters here?
Yes, several pages show him with Hello Kitty, and one page shows him with Pompompurin.
Which holidays are covered?
Halloween, Christmas, St. Patrick’s Day, and a happy fall page are included, along with several birthday designs.
What are the crossover pages?
A few pages show Chococat dressed as anime characters, including Sasuke Uchiha and characters from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.
Is this collection good for very young children?
The simple portrait and kids pages are the best fit for young children, and the pattern and crossover pages suit older fans.
What can be made with these Chococat pages?
Ideas include a birthday card, a Sanrio friends display, a Halloween costume set, a color-contrast study, or bookmarks.
There is no cost and no sign-up for any Chococat page. To share a finished one, use the Facebook or Pinterest icon on the page.
