Gummigoo Coloring Pages

Free Gummigoo coloring pages: 20 printable PDF designs featuring the gummy crocodile character from The Amazing Digital Circus. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.

Gummigoo is a supporting character who first appears in the Candy Carrier Chaos episode of The Amazing Digital Circus, voiced by Jack Hawkins. He is a yellow-fading-into-green gummy crocodile with a white underbelly, white eyes, and a brown cowboy-style hat. In the episode, Gummigoo leads a trio of gummy crocodile bandits, alongside characters named Chad and Max, in an attempt to recover a shipment of maple syrup for his village. This collection covers Gummigoo in solo portraits, action poses, and scenes alongside Chad, Max, and the wider circus cast.

The set covers 20 pages in total, mixing simple character portraits with more detailed action and group scenes.

What Is Inside This Collection

The 20 pages are split between simple portraits, action poses, and scenes with other characters from the episode.

Gummigoo Portraits

Gummigoo, Gummigoo Cute, Gummigoo Kawaii, Drawing Gummigoo, and Angry Gummigoo give fans simpler, single-character pages focused on his classic look and a range of expressions.

Gummigoo in Action Poses

Gummigoo Holding Binoculars, Gummigoo Fires Paper Fireworks, Gummigoo Standing With Arms Crossed, Gummigoo Sitting on a Rock, and Gummigoo in the Desert place him in different poses and settings tied to his bandit character design.

Gummigoo with Chad and Max

Chad and Max Look at Gummigoo shows Gummigoo alongside the other two members of his bandit trio.

Gummigoo with the Circus Crew

Gummigoo and Pomni, Gummigoo Carrying a Plate of Meat, Gummigoo Placing His Elbow on Pomni’s Head, and Pomni Hugging Gummigoo’s Arm show Gummigoo interacting with characters from the wider circus cast.

What Gummigoo Coloring Pages Do

Fine motor development. The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7. Gummigoo’s rounded, gradient body gives colorers of any age clear shapes to work with, from simple portraits to more detailed action poses.

Gives fans of the series a hands-on way to engage with a favorite character. For viewers who already follow the show, coloring Gummigoo in different poses offers a quieter, creative alternative to screen time built around content they already enjoy.

Anxiety reduction through focus. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions. The simpler portrait pages in this set work well for a short, calming coloring session.

Builds gradient shading practice. Because Gummigoo’s design shifts from yellow to green across his body, these pages give colorers practice blending two colors smoothly, a technique that carries over to other gradient-style character art.

How to Color Gummigoo Pages Well

• Body gradient: Start with Yellow near the top of his head and back, then blend into Green toward his tail and lower body for his signature gummy-candy gradient.
• Underbelly: Keep the underside of his body a solid White to contrast with the yellow-green gradient above it.
• Eyes: Color the eyes solid White with a thin Black outline, keeping them simple to match his gummy-candy design.
• Hat: Use Brown or Tan for his cowboy-style hat, with a slightly darker Brown band around the base for contrast.
• Spines: Add a slightly deeper Green along the rounded spines down his back for subtle texture.
• Desert and outdoor scenes: Use warm Sandy Yellow and Tan for desert backgrounds, and Orange or Pink tones for sunset lighting in scenes set under a light source.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With Gummigoo Coloring Pages

1. Paper Fan. Color a page, let it dry, fold it into a zigzag pattern, and tie the bottom to make a simple handheld paper fan.

2. Paper Clock. Color a page, cut it into a circle for the clock face, and attach paper clock hands with a brass fastener to make a working paper clock.

3. Desk Decorations. Color a few pages, laminate or mount them on cardstock, and use them to decorate a desk mat, notebook cover, or pencil box.

4. Limited-Palette Color Game. Give each colorer a short list of 3 to 5 allowed colors and have them color a page using only that palette for a fun, creative challenge.

5. Character Bookmark. Color a small portrait page, cut it into a bookmark shape, and glue it to a strip of cardstock for a sturdy finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Gummigoo coloring pages?

Gummigoo coloring pages are free printable or online designs featuring the gummy crocodile character from The Amazing Digital Circus. This collection has 20 pages, available as PDF downloads or in the browser-based coloring tool.

Who is Gummigoo?

Gummigoo is a supporting character who first appears in the Candy Carrier Chaos episode of The Amazing Digital Circus. He is voiced by Jack Hawkins, who also voices the character Chad in the same series.

What does Gummigoo look like?

Gummigoo is a yellow-fading-into-green gummy crocodile with a white underbelly, white eyes, and a brown cowboy-style hat. His slim build and rounded back spines are based on the look of a crocodile-shaped gummy candy.

Who are Chad and Max?

Chad and Max are the other two members of Gummigoo’s bandit trio in the Candy Carrier Chaos episode. Chad is also voiced by Jack Hawkins.

What is Gummigoo’s role in Candy Carrier Chaos?

Gummigoo leads the trio of bandits attempting to recover a shipment of maple syrup for his village, which brings him into conflict with the circus crew over the course of the episode.

What kinds of scenes appear in the collection?

The set includes simple portraits, action poses like Gummigoo holding binoculars or firing paper fireworks, and scenes with Chad, Max, and members of the wider circus cast, such as Pomni.

Are Gummigoo coloring pages suitable for young children?

The source series is generally recommended for older kids and teens rather than young children, since some episodes include tense or unsettling moments alongside its bright art style. Parents may want to preview the show before introducing this collection to younger children, though the coloring pages themselves are simple line art without graphic detail.

Who voices Gummigoo?

Gummigoo is voiced by Jack Hawkins, an Australian voice actor who also voices the character Chad in The Amazing Digital Circus.

Start Coloring

Download any page by clicking the design. No account, email, or payment is required. Pages print directly from the browser at full resolution or open in the online coloring tool for screen use. Share finished pages on Facebook or Pinterest with the share buttons at the top of each design page.