Clemont Pokemon Coloring Pages
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Jennifer Thoa - Content Editor & Designer
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Free Clemont Pokémon Coloring Pages: 36 printable PDF designs featuring the inventor Gym Leader from Pokémon the Series: XY, shown building robots, playing with Dedenne, and spending time with his little sister Bonnie. Every design can be downloaded as a PDF for printing or finished in the online coloring tool on a tablet or computer.
Clemont, called Citron in the original Japanese version, leads the Lumiose City Gym in the Kalos region and specializes in Electric-type Pokémon. He joined Ash as a traveling companion when the XY anime began airing in Japan in October 2013, alongside Serena and Bonnie. What sets him apart from earlier companions is his love of engineering: he builds a new gadget for almost every problem, introduces it with the line “The future is now, thanks to science!”, and watches it fail in some spectacular way more often than not.
The pages in this set lean into that personality. Newer designs show Clemont at his computer, repairing robots large and small, and experimenting with batteries, while older pages capture him in simple portraits and warm scenes with Bonnie. A pixel-art page and a group scene with Ash and Serena round out the collection.
What’s Inside This Collection
The 36 designs fall into six groups, from quick portraits to detailed workshop scenes.
Solo Portraits
Sixteen pages show Clemont on his own in a standard pose, such as the Clemont Pokémon Coloring Sheet. They are the simplest place to start. His blond hair and round glasses define the look, so a light Yellow for the hair and small white highlights left on the lenses make him recognizable right away.
The Inventor at Work
Five pages focus on his engineering side, including Clemont Repairing Giant Robot and Clemont Using Computer. These are the most detailed designs in the set, full of bolts, panels, and wires. Gray and Blue Gray for metal parts, with small pops of Yellow for lights and sparks, keep machines distinct from the character.
Clemont and Dedenne
Four pages pair him with Dedenne, the tiny Electric and Fairy-type Pokémon he caught early in the XY series, including Clemont Chasing Dedenne. Dedenne is small next to Clemont, so its details are easy to miss. A warm Orange body with a lighter cream face helps it stand out beside Clemont’s cooler blue outfit.
Brother and Sister Scenes
Seven pages show Clemont with Bonnie, including the playful Clemont Carrying Bonnie. These pages carry the warmest moments in the set. Like her brother, Bonnie has blond hair, so varying the shade slightly between the two keeps them from blending.
Trainer Action
Two pages show Clemont as a Pokémon Trainer, waving hello or throwing a Poké Ball. They add energy to a collection that is otherwise mostly calm. A bright Red and White Poké Ball makes an easy focal point against his blue clothing.
Group and Pixel Pages
The last two special designs are the full XY group page with Ash, Serena, and Bonnie, and a pixel-style page. The group page works best with each character in their own familiar colors. On the pixel page, fill each square with one flat color for a clean retro look.
What Clemont Pokémon Coloring Pages Do
Detail practice with a purpose. The American Academy of Pediatrics highlights fine motor development as a leading benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7. The gears, wires, and glasses on Clemont’s pages give children small, well-defined spaces to fill, which builds hand control in short, manageable steps.
A friendly nudge toward science. Clemont is one of the few Pokémon companions whose whole identity revolves around building things. Coloring his robots and computers can open conversations about how machines work and why real inventors test and fix their designs over and over.
Quiet focus after screen time. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal reported measurable anxiety reductions following structured coloring sessions. For children who have just finished an episode, coloring the same characters offers a calmer, screen-free way to stay in that world a little longer.
Stories about family. Many pages center on Clemont looking after Bonnie. They give parents and teachers a natural starting point for talking about siblings, patience, and helping one another.
How to Color Clemont Pokémon Coloring Pages Well
- Hair and glasses first: Color Clemont’s hair in a light Yellow, then leave a thin white curve on each lens of his glasses. The small highlight makes the glasses read as glass instead of solid circles.
- Blue outfit with depth: He wears a blue jumpsuit, so lay down an even base of Blue, then press harder along the folds at the elbows and knees for easy shading.
- Metal and machines: On robot and workshop pages, use Gray and Blue Gray for metal, a darker Gray in the joints, and a single bright accent, such as Yellow or Green, for buttons and lights.
- Electric sparks: Where a page shows sparks or a charged battery, use Yellow at the center and a touch of Orange at the edges so the energy seems to glow.
- Dedenne’s details: Color Dedenne’s body in warm Orange, keep the face lighter, and use a dark Brown for the tips of its whisker-like antennae.
- Group balance: On the XY group page, keep Clemont in Blue, Ash in his blue jacket and red cap, and Serena in her pink hat, so all four characters stay easy to tell apart.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Clemont Pokémon Coloring Pages
1. Inventor’s Blueprint Poster
Color a workshop page, glue it to the center of a large sheet of blue paper, and draw white “blueprint” lines around it showing an imaginary invention. Label the parts with arrows and short notes, the way Clemont might sketch a new gadget.
2. Clembot Cardboard Model
Clemont built a robot named Clembot to run his Gym while he traveled. After coloring a robot page, use small boxes, bottle caps, and foil to build a desktop robot of your own, and give it a job to do.
3. Sibling Bookmark Pair
Cut two narrow strips from a colored Clemont and Bonnie page, one showing each character. Glue each strip to cardstock and punch a hole at the top for ribbon, making a matching bookmark set to share with a brother or sister.
4. Pixel Art Grid Challenge
Color the pixel-style page, then copy it square by square onto graph paper in a different color scheme. Comparing the two versions shows how much color changes the feel of the same design.
5. XY Team Door Sign
Color the group page with Ash, Serena, Bonnie, and Clemont, mount it on stiff cardboard, and add a hand-drawn Kalos region banner across the top. Hang it on a bedroom door as a team sign.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Clemont Pokémon Coloring Pages?
Printable outline pages of Clemont, the inventor Gym Leader from Pokémon the Series: XY. This set has 36 designs, free to download as PDFs or color online.
Who is Clemont in Pokémon?
Clemont, known as Citron in Japan, is the Electric-type Gym Leader of Lumiose City in the Kalos region. He travels with Ash, Serena, and his sister Bonnie in the XY anime, which began airing in Japan in October 2013.
What is Clemont’s catchphrase?
In the English dub, he announces new gadgets with “The future is now, thanks to science!” The joke is that his inventions usually break or explode soon after.
Who is Dedenne?
Dedenne is a small Electric and Fairy-type Pokémon from the Kalos region. Clemont catches it early in the XY series, and it spends most of its time riding with Bonnie.
What is Clembot?
Clembot is a robot Clemont built to look after the Lumiose City Gym while he is away. It is one of his few inventions that actually works for long stretches.
Which Pokémon does Clemont use?
His best-known partners include Chespin, a Grass-type that loves food, and Bunnelby, a digging Normal-type. Both appear often during his travels with Ash.
Are these pages good for young children?
Yes. The solo portraits and Bonnie pages have simple shapes that suit children from about age 4, while the robot and workshop scenes offer more detail for older kids.
Which page shows the whole XY group?
The Bonnie, Clemont, Ash, and Serena page brings the four Kalos travel companions together. It is the best choice for fans of the full team.
Start Building With Color
A good first choice is any page that matches what a young fan loves most: robots, Dedenne, or time with Bonnie. Each design opens as a PDF with one click, with no sign-up, email, or payment needed, and prints clearly on standard letter paper. The online coloring tool offers the same pages for tablets and laptops. When a finished Clemont is ready to show off, the Facebook and Pinterest buttons at the top of each design page make it easy to share it with other Pokémon fans.
