Free Code Geass Coloring Pages: 23 printable PDF designs from the strategic mecha anime, centered on the exiled prince Lelouch vi Britannia and the mysterious green-haired witch C.C., with Lelouch’s masked rebel identity Zero, his childhood friend turned rival Suzaku Kururugi, the gentle princess Euphemia li Britannia, and the fiery pilot Kallen Kozuki. C.C. alone appears in a chibi page and several portraits. A PDF is ready for every design, and the outlines can be colored digitally as well.

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion is a 2006 anime from studio Sunrise, directed by Gorō Taniguchi and written by Ichirō Ōkouchi, with original character designs by the manga group CLAMP. It is set in an alternate world where the Holy Britannian Empire has conquered Japan and renamed it Area 11. After C.C. grants him the Geass, a power to command anyone to obey a single order, Lelouch hides behind the mask of Zero and leads a rebellion against the empire that cast him out. A second season, R2, followed in 2008.

As coloring material, the set leans toward elegant, detailed portraits. C.C.’s long flowing hair, Zero’s dramatic cape and angular helmet, and the characters’ formal uniforms invite slow, careful layering. At the same time, the chibi C.C. page gives fans a quick, cheerful option between longer sessions.

What’s Inside This Collection

C.C. appears on close to half of the 23 designs, often beside Lelouch, with Zero, Suzaku, Euphemia, and group pages completing the set.

C.C.

C.C. appears in solo portraits, a chibi page, and several pages with Lelouch. Color her long hair a soft Lime Green, her eyes Gold, and her iconic White straitjacket with light Gray folds and small Black buckles.

Lelouch vi Britannia and C.C.

Four pages pair Lelouch with C.C., highlighting the contract that drives the story. Give Lelouch Black hair, Violet eyes, and a dark school uniform in Black with Gold trim, and add a glowing Red bird-shaped Geass symbol in one eye for drama.

Zero

Two pages show Lelouch as the masked rebel Zero. Color the helmet Black with Purple and Gold accents, the cape Black on the outside and a deep Purple inside, and mark the small sliding panel over the left eye in Red.

Suzaku Kururugi and Euphemia

Suzaku and Euphemia each appear in their own pages. Give Suzaku curly Brown hair, Green eyes, and a White and Gold knight uniform, and color Euphemia’s long hair Pink with a White and Pink gown.

Group and General Pages

A trio page with Lelouch, Kallen, and C.C., plus several general and love-themed pages, rounds out the collection. Color Kallen’s hair a bright Red and her pilot suit Red and White to set her apart from the other two.

What Code Geass Coloring Pages Do

Thinking about strategy and consequences. Lelouch loves chess and plans every move, but the story shows how even clever plans have serious costs. Coloring him or Zero can open conversations among older fans about leadership, responsibility, and whether the ends justify the means. It is a natural link to discussing ethics in fiction.

Detailed practice for older artists. Coloring builds the hand control that children 2 to 7 need for writing, a developmental focus the American Academy of Pediatrics returns to often, and older fans continue refining it with intricate designs. Zero’s mask, the uniforms’ trim, and C.C.’s buckles demand precise, steady strokes. The chibi page is a simpler warm-up.

Quiet, focused relaxation. Anxiety levels went down after structured coloring among adults tested for the Art Therapy Journal in 2005. The calm, deliberate pace of filling in C.C.’s hair or Zero’s cape offers a peaceful break from a dramatic, fast-paced series. Its orchestral score makes a fitting background for a long session.

Exploring character design. CLAMP’s long-limbed, elegant style gives Code Geass a look unlike most mecha anime. Filling in the outfits reveals how costume colors signal loyalty, from Britannia’s whites and golds to the Black Knights’ dark purples. Artists can try designing their own rebel uniform in the same style.

How to Color-Code Geass Pages Well

  • C.C.’s green hair: Layer Lime Green with a slightly deeper Yellow Green underneath for volume.
  • Geass glow: Color the Geass symbol bright Red and add a soft Pink glow around the eye.
  • Zero’s mask: Keep the helmet glossy with white highlights on its curved surfaces.
  • Royal palettes: Use White, Gold, and Royal Blue for Britannian characters to show their imperial status.
  • Rebel palettes: Use Black, Purple, and Dark Gray for Zero and the Black Knights.
  • Pizza touch: Add a slice of pizza beside C.C. on her solo pages, a nod to her favorite food in the series.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With Code Geass Coloring Pages

1. Lelouch and Zero Identity Card

Color a Lelouch page and a Zero page, attach them to opposite faces of a cardstock square, and flip it to reveal his secret identity.

2. Chess Piece Character Set

Color several characters, trim them into small circles, and stick each onto a bottle cap to create a homemade chess set inspired by Lelouch’s strategies.

3. C.C. Portrait Gallery

Color all the C.C. pages, frame them in simple paper borders, and display them as a gallery wall.

4. Geass Contract Bookmark

Color a C.C. and Lelouch page, cut it into a long, narrow band, and draw a red Geass symbol at the top.

5. Black Knights Poster

Color Zero and Kallen, trim each figure, and mount the pair on black poster board under a purple Black Knights emblem you draw yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Code Geass Coloring Pages?

Code Geass Coloring Pages feature 23 free outlines of Lelouch, C.C., Zero, Suzaku, Euphemia, and Kallen, including chibi and group pages, printable at no cost or usable on a screen.

Who created Code Geass?

Studio Sunrise produced Code Geass, directed by Gorō Taniguchi and written by Ichirō Ōkouchi. The manga group CLAMP created the original character designs.

Who is Lelouch vi Britannia?

Lelouch is an exiled prince of the Holy Britannian Empire who gains the power of Geass and leads a rebellion as the masked Zero to avenge his mother and protect his sister.

Who is C.C.?

C.C. is an immortal witch who grants Lelouch his Geass in exchange for a contract. She is calm, mysterious, and famous for her love of pizza.

What is Geass?

Geass is a supernatural power that differs for each user. Lelouch’s Geass lets him give anyone a single command they must obey, activated through eye contact.

Who are Suzaku and Euphemia?

Suzaku Kururugi is Lelouch’s childhood friend who serves Britannia as a Knightmare pilot, and Euphemia li Britannia is a kind princess who hopes to bring peace between Britannia and Japan.

What age are Code Geass coloring pages for?

With a TV-14 rating, war scenes, and heavy moral choices, the series suits older audiences, so this set targets teenagers and grown-up viewers. Chibi C.C. is the gentlest page here.

What is Zero in Code Geass?

Zero is the masked identity Lelouch uses to lead the Black Knights. The mask hides his face and his Geass eye, making Zero a symbol of rebellion against Britannia.

Start Coloring

Make your move with any of the 23 Code Geass designs, whether that means a free printout or a no-login session on a tablet. Finished portraits of Lelouch and C.C. are a single click from Facebook or Pinterest.

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