Gyutaro coloring pages: 30+ free printable PDF designs featuring Gyutaro and Daki from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba across solo Gyutaro pages, paired Gyutaro and Daki scenes, a Tengen Uzui and Gyutaro page, a Muzan, Daki, and Gyutaro group page, a bonus Kokushibo page, and a chibi Gyutaro design. Every page is available to download as a PDF or color directly in the browser, with no account or payment required.
Gyutaro is an Upper Rank Six of the Twelve Kizuki in Koyoharu Gotouge’s series. He and his sister Daki share one demon body: Daki is the visible host, Gyutaro inhabits her, and both must be decapitated simultaneously to be killed.
These pages suit Demon Slayer fans and anyone who wants both sides of the series’ most visually contrasting villain pair.
The coloring challenge that belongs only to this set: Gyutaro and Daki occupy the same pages but require opposite approaches. Gyutaro’s palette is dark, sickly, and distressed. Daki’s is bright, polished, and silk-soft. Getting both right on the same page is the most technically demanding paired coloring challenge in the entire Demon Slayer collection.
Quick Answer
Gyutaro coloring pages are a free set of 30+ printable PDFs and browser-based coloring sheets from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, featuring Gyutaro in solo and paired scenes with Daki, Tengen Uzui, Muzan, and a bonus Kokushibo page.
Best for: Demon Slayer fans aged 8 and up, fans of the Entertainment District arc, and anyone who wants the most visually contrasting villain pair in the series
Formats: printable PDF and online coloring
Popular pages: Gyutaro and Daki paired scenes, Tengen Uzui and Gyutaro, and the Muzan, Daki, and Gyutaro group page
Creative uses: a Gyutaro-Daki contrast display, a villain arc poster with Tengen, an Upper Rank demon group, and a solo Gyutaro expression study
What’s Inside Gyutaro Coloring Pages
The set is built around the Gyutaro and Daki relationship, with most pages featuring both siblings together and a smaller group of Gyutaro solo pages.
Gyutaro Solo Pages
Several pages show Gyutaro alone: a standard portrait, a face close-up, smiling, an action attack pose, an evil expression, a demon form page, a demon attack page, and a free printable.
Coloring Gyutaro: Gyutaro has one of the most distinctive and deliberately unpleasant designs in the series. He is gaunt, with pale greenish-yellow skin that shows dark mottled patches and faintly visible veins. His eyes are large with green irises and dark sclera. His hair is dark, tangled, and irregular. He wears minimal, ragged clothing in dark grey-green tones. His signature weapons are a pair of blood sickles, curved blades of a deep greenish-bronze. The overall palette for Gyutaro is a sickly combination of pale yellow-green skin, dark, muted grey-green clothing, bronze-green weapons, and near-black shadows. On action and attack pages, adding faint green-tinged energy effects around his sickles reflects his Blood Demon Art.
Gyutaro and Daki Paired Pages
The majority of the set shows Gyutaro alongside Daki, his younger sister, and the visible host they share. There are approximately fifteen paired pages covering a range of emotional registers: fighting poses, smiling together, a cute variant, and several standard demon presentation pages.
Coloring Daki: Daki’s design is the visual opposite of Gyutaro’s at every point. She is tall, with a well-maintained appearance, long dark hair with green tips, and pale skin in excellent condition. She wears elaborate pale blue-green and white obi sashes, and her clothing is the bright, clean silk of a high-ranking Entertainment District courtesan. Her eyes are a vivid green. On paired pages, the contrast between her immaculate blues and whites and his deteriorated yellow-greens and grey-browns is the central coloring task. Keep her colors clean and saturated, and his dulled and greenish, and the visual relationship between them reads exactly as the series intends.
Coloring Gyutaro and Daki together: both characters share a green color family, but from opposite ends of the spectrum. Daki’s green is vivid, clean, and high-chroma. Gyutaro’s green is murky, sickly, and low-chroma. This shared-but-opposite green is the coloring thread that connects them across any page they share. On pages showing both smiling or in positive emotional states, the contrast softens slightly, but the tonal difference remains.
Tengen Uzui and Gyutaro
One page shows Gyutaro alongside Tengen Uzui, the Sound Hashira, who fights him in the Entertainment District arc.
Coloring Tengen and Gyutaro: Tengen Uzui is one of the most visually vibrant characters in the Demon Slayer cast. His ornate white and gold uniform, multiple earrings and accessories, and colorful forehead marking contrast sharply with Gyutaro’s stripped-down, deteriorated design. On this page, Tengen’s richly decorated palette against Gyutaro’s sparse, sickly one tells the story of the arc in a single image.
Muzan, Daki, and Gyutaro Group Page
One page shows Gyutaro alongside Daki and Muzan Kibutsuji.
Coloring the group page: this is the most complex page in the set. Muzan’s pristine white and black, Daki’s clean silk blues and whites, and Gyutaro’s sickly yellow-greens create three distinct palettes sharing one page. Establish each character’s anchor color first: Muzan white, Daki blue-green, Gyutaro yellow-green. The shared green family between Daki and Gyutaro connects them visually, even next to Muzan’s contrasting monochrome.
Kokushibo
One page features Kokushibo, Upper Rank One of the Twelve Kizuki, and the most powerful demon in the hierarchy below Muzan.
Coloring Kokushibo: Kokushibo has a distinctive design: multiple sets of eyes across his face, long hair that blends into his body, and a complex, dark, layered appearance. He wears a kimono in dark tones with layered sword elements. His color palette is primarily dark maroon, deep purple, and near-black, significantly more restrained and ancient-looking than either Gyutaro or Daki.
Printable PDF and Online Gyutaro Coloring Pages
All pages are available as printable PDFs or in the online coloring tool. The paired Gyutaro and Daki pages and the group page reward printing for detailed contrast work between the two characters’ palettes.
What These Pages Do
Gyutaro and Ume were born in the Entertainment District’s lowest tier. Gyutaro was ugly and unwanted from birth. Ume was beautiful, which briefly protected her before she was burned alive at thirteen. Gyutaro found her barely alive and turned them both into demons rather than let her die.
Every page that shows them together shows the one relationship that kept him from being simply monstrous: the one person who was glad he existed. Coloring Gyutaro alone is coloring someone no one wanted to see. Coloring them together is the answer to why he is the way he is.
The AAP notes that stories featuring characters who commit harmful acts out of a desperate need to protect someone they love help children understand that motivations are complex, and that understanding why someone does something does not mean accepting what they do.
Art therapy practitioners note that coloring characters in deeply asymmetric relationships, where one protects, and one is protected at great cost to both, can prompt reflection on themes of sacrifice, dependency, and the emotional weight of being someone’s only reason to exist.
How to Color Gyutaro Coloring Pages
Keep Gyutaro’s skin yellow-green, not yellow. His skin tone is a pale, sickly yellow with a green cast, not a warm or neutral yellow. A warm yellow reads as unhealthy; the green undertone reads as wrong in a way that conveys his demon nature. Adding faint dark mottled shadows on his arms and face deepens the deteriorated quality of his design.
Daki’s sashes are clean, silk, blue-green, not turquoise. Her obi and clothing should be a soft, slightly desaturated blue-green rather than vivid turquoise. Think pale celadon rather than aqua. On paired pages, keeping her colors clearly cleaner and higher-value than Gyutaro’s yellow-green prevents their shared green family from blurring the contrast between them.
The blood sickles are greenish-bronze, not brown. Gyutaro’s curved sickles have a specific dark bronze-green color associated with his Blood Demon Art. A warm brown misreads them as wood. A cool greenish-bronze gives them the supernatural quality the series intends. On action pages, a faint green glow around the blades reflects the Blood Demon Art in use.
On the Tengen page, let Tengen’s richness do the work. Tengen Uzui’s design is among the most elaborately decorated in the series. Using his full palette, including his gold accessories and white uniform, against Gyutaro’s stripped-down design makes the clash of their personalities and circumstances visible on the page.
5 Creative Craft Ideas with Gyutaro Coloring Pages
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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