This Lion Guard coloring pages collection has 71 printable designs from the Disney series, covering Kion and the Lion Guard team, familiar Lion King faces like Simba, Kiara, Timon, and Pumbaa, and the show’s wider cast of Pride Lands allies and villains. Each of these designs can be downloaded as a PDF for printing or finished using the site’s built-in online tool.
What’s Inside This Collection
Kion
Kion has the most pages of any character, shown walking, jumping, roaring, and in a range of expressions that capture his role as leader of the Lion Guard.
The Lion Guard Team
Bunga, Fuli, Beshte, and Ono each have their own solo pages, along with group compositions bringing all four members together with Kion.
The Lion King Cast
Simba, Kiara, Timon, Pumbaa, Zazu, and Rafiki all appear, reflecting the show’s close ties to the original Lion King characters.
Pride Lands Allies
Rani and Tiifu each have their own pages, joining the wider cast of Pride Lands characters beyond the core Lion Guard team.
Villains and Other Animals
Janja, Cheezi, and Chungu the hyenas, Reirei and Dogo the jackals, and Mwoga the vulture round out the set, along with a few general crocodile and snake pages.
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 character portraits suit that age range well, while the larger group scenes reward older colorists who enjoy more detail.
A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions, and coloring a favorite character from a familiar show gives a young fan a calm, focused task.
The Lion Guard is a Disney animated series set in the world of The Lion King, following Kion and his team as they protect the Pride Lands.
How to Color Lion Guard Pages Well
- Kion: a golden-tan coat with a reddish mane tuft, and bright green eyes that stand out against his fur.
- Bunga: warm honey-brown fur with a lighter underside, kept simple and cheerful.
- Fuli: classic cheetah spots over a tawny-gold coat, with clean black tear markings under the eyes.
- Beshte: a broad, rounded grey body that suits his hippo design, kept smooth and even.
- Ono: soft blue-grey feathers with a lighter belly, kept light to match his small, agile design.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Lion Guard Coloring Pages
1. Lion Guard Team Poster
Color Kion, Bunga, Fuli, Beshte, and Ono together and mount them as a full-team poster.
2. Pride Lands Family Display
Color the Simba, Kiara, and Kion pages and mount them together as a family-themed display.
3. Character Bookmark Set
Color two or three favorite Lion Guard characters, trim each design into a tall strip, and seal it with clear tape for a bookmark.
4. Timon and Pumbaa Card
Color the Timon and Pumbaa page, mount it on folded cardstock, and write a message inside for a fun, character-themed card.
5. Connect the Dots Challenge
Complete the Kion connect-the-dots page first, then color the finished outline for a two-step activity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Lion Guard coloring pages free?
Yes, all 71 pages are free to download and print as a PDF, with no account or sign-up required.
Can these Lion Guard pages be colored without printing?
Yes, each design also opens directly in the online coloring tool, letting it be finished on a phone, tablet, or computer with no printing required.
Who is Kion?
Kion is the leader of the Lion Guard and the second-born cub of Simba and Nala in the Disney series.
Which Lion King characters appear in this collection?
Simba, Kiara, Timon, Pumbaa, Zazu, and Rafiki all appear alongside the Lion Guard cast.
Which Lion Guard team members are included?
Kion, Bunga, Fuli, Beshte, and Ono each have their own solo pages as well as group compositions together.
Are there any villain characters in this set?
Yes, Janja, Cheezi, and Chungu the hyenas, along with Reirei and Dogo the jackals, each appear in this collection.
Do young Lion Guard fans find this collection easy to color?
Yes, the simple solo character portraits and the connect-the-dots page make most of this set an easy fit for young colorists.
What can be made with these Lion Guard pages?
Popular options include a Lion Guard team poster, a Pride Lands family display, a character bookmark set, a Timon and Pumbaa card, or the connect-the-dots challenge page.
All 71 Lion Guard designs are free to print or complete online, with no account required to start. Once finished, a page can be shared directly from the site through its Facebook or Pinterest icon.
