Kemono Jihen Coloring Pages
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Jennifer Thoa - Content Editor & Designer
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This Kemono Jihen coloring pages collection has 44 printable designs from the manga and anime series, covering Kabane Kusaka and his companion Kon, Shiki Tademaru, Akira, agency leader Kohachi Inugami, and the wider main cast in solo, duo, and group compositions. Every design here can be downloaded as a printable PDF or finished in the site’s online coloring tool.
What’s Inside This Collection
Kabane Kusaka and Kon
Kabane Kusaka has the most pages of any character, both alone and paired with Kon, his companion, who also appears in several solo pages of his own.
Shiki Tademaru
Shiki Tademaru appears in solo portraits as well as duo pages alongside Kabane Kusaka and Mihai Florescu.
Akira
Akira has several solo pages, plus duo and group compositions alongside Mihai Florescu, Shiki Tademaru, and Kabane Kusaka.
Kohachi Inugami
Kohachi Inugami, who leads the Kemono Jihen detective agency, appears across three pages in this set.
Supporting Cast
Mihai Florescu, Aya Tademaru, and Homuramaru Nowaki, also known as Nobimaru, each have their own pages, along with a few general Kemono Jihen title and logo designs.
What These Pages Do
The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7, and the simpler solo portraits suit older children well, while the duo and group compositions reward experienced colorists who enjoy more detail.
A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions, and matching a favorite character’s design gives a fan a calm, focused task.
Kemono Jihen is a manga and anime series that follows a detective agency investigating cases tied to kemono, shape-shifting creatures rooted in Japanese folklore.
How to Color Kemono Jihen Pages Well
- Kabane Kusaka: pale skin and hair with a cool, muted palette, kept simple and even across his outfit.
- Kon: warm, earthy tones that suit his animal-companion design.
- Shiki Tademaru: dark hair with a composed, tidy color scheme that matches his reserved character design.
- Akira: a soft, pale color scheme that stays light and even across her outfit and hair.
- Group pages: settle on each character’s palette first, then work outward so the composition stays easy to read.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Kemono Jihen Coloring Pages
1. Kabane and Kon Poster
Color a Kabane Kusaka and Kon duo page and mount it as a main-duo poster.
2. Character Bookmark Set
Color two or three favorite Kemono Jihen characters, trim each design into a tall strip, and seal it with clear tape for a bookmark.
3. Agency Case File Cover
Color the Kohachi Inugami page and use it as a decorated cover for a Kemono Jihen fan notebook.
4. Character Comparison Display
Color solo pages of Shiki Tademaru and Akira side by side and mount them together as a comparison display.
5. Group Scene Mural
Color one of the larger group pages and frame it as a bigger main-cast mural piece.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Kemono Jihen coloring pages free?
Yes, all 44 pages are free to download and print as a PDF, with no account or sign-up required.
Can these Kemono Jihen pages be colored without printing?
Yes, each design also opens directly in the online coloring tool, so it can be finished on a phone, tablet, or computer with no printing needed.
What is Kemono Jihen?
Kemono Jihen is a manga and anime series that follows a detective agency investigating cases tied to kemono, shape-shifting creatures from Japanese folklore.
Who is Kabane Kusaka?
Kabane Kusaka is the character with the most pages in this collection, shown both alone and alongside his companion Kon.
Who leads the Kemono Jihen agency?
Kohachi Inugami leads the detective agency at the center of the series and appears across three pages here.
Which supporting characters are included?
Mihai Florescu, Aya Tademaru, and Homuramaru Nowaki, also known as Nobimaru, each have their own pages.
Is Kemono Jihen appropriate for younger fans?
The simpler solo character portraits work well for older children, while the duo and group scenes suit teen and adult fans who enjoy more detail.
What can be made with these Kemono Jihen pages?
Popular options include a Kabane and Kon poster, a character bookmark set, an agency case file cover, a character comparison display, or a group scene mural.
All 44 designs in this set can be printed or finished online at no cost, with no account required to begin. Once colored, a page can be shared directly from the site via its Facebook or Pinterest icon.
