Free Gyutaro Coloring Pages: 32 printable PDF designs of Demon Slayer’s scrawny, sickle-wielding demon, shown alone, in a chibi version, side by side with his younger sister Daki, and in their human years as Gyutaro and Ume. A few pages bring in Tengen Uzui, Doma, Muzan Kibutsuji, and Kokushibo. Any sheet can go to the printer or be filled in from a phone, tablet, or laptop.
Gyutaro and Daki together hold the rank of Upper Six among the Twelve Kizuki, and they are the main opponents of the Entertainment District arc, which aired as the second season of the anime from 2021 to 2022. Daki leads at first, but Gyutaro lives inside her body and emerges when she is in trouble, so the Demon Slayers learn that the siblings must be defeated at the very same moment.
His look is built for contrast with his glamorous sister: bony limbs, a hunched posture, blotchy skin, and a pair of blood-red sickles. That gives colorists two very different palettes to manage on the same page, rough and muddy for him, bright and polished for her.
What’s Inside This Collection
Over half of the 32 designs pair the two siblings, while the rest focus on Gyutaro alone or add guest characters.
Gyutaro Solo Pages
Face close-ups, smiling and evil expressions, attack poses, and Gyutaro with a Sickle capture his unsettling energy. Shade his skin with a pale Peach base and scatter the blotches in muted Olive Green or Gray, then give the curved blades a deep Red with Maroon along the inner edge.
Gyutaro and Daki
The siblings stand back to back, cling to each other, and appear in a cute pair. Daki’s long sashes are the best spot for bright color: try Magenta with Black patterns, and keep her hair a glossy Black so she stays elegant next to her ragged brother.
Gyutaro and Ume
Two pages show the pair as human children, before either became a demon. Plain, worn kimono colors such as Tan, faded Blue, and soft Brown suit these quieter scenes and make a strong contrast with the demon pages.
Tengen Uzui and Gyutaro
This battle page sets the flashy Sound Hashira against the Upper Six demon. Tengen’s headband with its sparkling gems takes Gold and Turquoise Blue, which pops beside Gyutaro’s dull, mottled skin.
Group Pages and Other Upper Ranks
Pages with Doma, Muzan Kibutsuji, and a solo Kokushibo page link Gyutaro to the rest of the demon hierarchy. Keep each demon’s signature color consistent, such as Muzan’s red eyes and Doma’s rainbow-tinted irises, so that viewers can tell everyone apart.
What Gyutaro Coloring Pages Do
Exploring sibling loyalty. Gyutaro’s fierce protectiveness toward his sister is the emotional core of the arc. Coloring the human-years pages next to the demon pages invites older fans to talk about how hardship shaped the bond between the two.
Fine control on narrow shapes. Fine motor ability in kids 2 to 7 improves with structured coloring, a finding the American Academy of Pediatrics shares with parents. For older fans, Gyutaro’s thin limbs, jagged sickles, and Daki’s flowing sashes keep that same precision in use.
Settling into a focused session. Adults who finished structured coloring designs reported less anxiety in a 2005 study carried out by the Art Therapy Journal. Filling in small skin spots and repeating sash patterns gives the hands a steady, absorbing task.
Studying contrast in character design. Gyutaro’s rough, ragged look is the opposite of Daki’s polished beauty. Coloring them together shows how artists use texture and color to define two halves of one villain.
How to Color Gyutaro Pages Well
- Mottled skin: Lay down a thin Peach or Apricot base, then dot the blotches in Olive Green and Gray with uneven edges. Irregular shapes look more natural than perfect circles.
- Messy hair: Use Black for the base and flick a few short strokes of Pine Green over it. The faint green tint matches his grimy, untidy appearance.
- Blood sickles: Color the blades Red, then press harder with Maroon along the curve and tip. A small white highlight near the edge adds a sharp, metallic feel.
- Daki’s sashes: Pick one bright color like Magenta or Hot Pink and repeat a simple Black pattern along each sash. Consistent patterns help the long ribbons read clearly across the page.
- Rank marks in the eyes: Both siblings have kanji written in their eyes. Leave those characters white or pale Yellow so they stand out against the iris color.
- Night backgrounds: The Entertainment District glows at night, so try a Midnight Blue sky with small Orange and Yellow lanterns. Warm lights behind the demons make the scene feel alive.
5 Creative Craft Ideas with Gyutaro Coloring Pages
1. Gyutaro and Daki Contrast Display
Color a Gyutaro solo page and a Gyutaro and Daki paired page. On the solo page, use his full sickly palette. On the paired page, show how Daki’s clean blues and whites reframe the same colors.
The sibling relationship is made visible through the palette alone. Takes about twenty-five minutes.
2. Entertainment District Villain Poster
Color the Tengen Uzui and Gyutaro page, keeping Tengen’s ornate palette at full richness against Gyutaro’s minimal, sickly tones.
The arc’s central confrontation is in a single image. Takes about twenty minutes.
3. Upper Rank Demon Group
Color the Muzan, Daki, and Gyutaro page alongside the Kokushibo page. Display together as an Upper Rank demon collection.
The most powerful demons in the Twelve Kizuki hierarchy are a matched villain group. Takes about thirty minutes.
4. Sibling Expression Study
Color the Happy Gyutaro and Daki page and the cute Daki and Gyutaro page. Focus on maintaining palette contrast even in warmer emotional registers.
The two characters, in their rare moments of ease, still show the visual gap between them. Takes about twenty minutes.
5. Gyutaro Solo Expression Set
Color the smiling, evil, and face close-up pages as a three-part expression study.
The same deteriorated palette across three emotional states, showing how Gyutaro’s design reads as unsettling regardless of expression. Takes about twenty-five minutes.
FAQ About Gyutaro Coloring Pages
Are these Gyutaro coloring pages free, and can I color them online?
Yes. Every page is free, with no account, email, or payment required. Download the PDF to print at home, or open it in the online coloring tool to color on screen.
Who is Gyutaro?
Gyutaro is the Upper Rank Six demon in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, sharing his rank number with his younger sister Daki. He and Daki share a single demon body, with Daki as the visible host and Gyutaro inhabiting her. He was originally a human debt collector in the Entertainment District, transformed into a demon after killing the people who burned Daki and offering their lives to a passing demon in exchange for transformation.
Who is Daki, and why does she appear with Gyutaro?
Daki, born Ume, is Gyutaro’s younger sister and the visible host of their shared demon existence. As Upper Rank Six demons, they share one rank number and one body: Daki is the form the world sees, and Gyutaro emerges during serious combat. They cannot be defeated unless both are decapitated at the same moment.
What is Gyutaro’s Blood Demon Art?
Gyutaro’s Blood Demon Art involves his blood sickles, which he can use to project and manipulate his blood as a weapon. His blood is poisonous, and strikes from his sickles leave toxins in wounds that progressively weaken opponents. In the Entertainment District arc, Tengen Uzui survives the battle partly through the antidote administered by Nezuko Kamado’s Blood Demon Art.
Why do Gyutaro and Daki share a body?
Gyutaro and Daki were both transformed into demons by the same demon who offered them power in exchange for the lives of those they killed. Their bond as siblings translated into a shared demonic existence: two souls, one body, inseparable even in death. When Tanjiro and Tengen fight them, the rules established by this shared existence mean both must be defeated simultaneously.
Who is Kokushibo?
Kokushibo is Upper Rank One of the Twelve Kizuki and the most powerful demon in the hierarchy below Muzan Kibutsuji. He was originally a Demon Slayer from the Sengoku era, the twin brother of Yoriichi Tsugikuni, who created Sun Breathing. Kokushibo became a demon in order to extend his life and surpass his brother. He uses Moon Breathing, a Breathing Style he developed himself.
Are these official Gyutaro coloring pages?
No. These are fan-made coloring sheets for personal use and are not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by Koyoharu Gotouge, Shueisha, Aniplex, ufotable, or any other rights holder of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.
What age group are these pages best suited for?
Demon Slayer is rated for audiences aged 13 and up due to its action and dark themes. The coloring pages are appropriate for fans of the series from around age 8. The demon form and attack pages may be intense for younger children.
Start Coloring
Open any of the 32 Gyutaro pages, then grab the free PDF for paper or work on it digitally, with no account needed. Siblings colored side by side make a striking pair to post, and sharing takes one tap on the Facebook or Pinterest icon next to each design.
