Morelull Coloring Pages

Free Morelull Coloring Pages: 21 printable PDF designs featuring this Grass and Fairy-type Pokémon, from character portraits to cute kawaii style. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.

Morelull Coloring Pages feature a dual Grass and Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII, first appearing in Pokémon Sun and Moon. Officially known as the Illuminating Pokémon, Morelull has a small, white, stem-like body with three mushroom caps sprouting from its head, a larger pink one in the center flanked by two smaller light purplish-blue caps. It is nocturnal, walking around at night on three root-like feet, and the spores filling its mushroom caps glow in the dark, a trait that can lull anyone who sees the flickering light into a deep sleep. Morelull evolves into Shiinotic starting at level 24.

This collection groups its 21 designs into character portraits, cute and kawaii style, and line-art sketches, giving fans a range of designs to match any coloring session.

What Is Inside This Collection

The 21 Morelull designs fall into three groups based on style.

Character Portraits

These pages show Morelull in a standard standing pose, highlighting its three mushroom caps and thin, root-footed body. Color the center cap in Crayola Carnation Pink, the two smaller caps in Wisteria or Periwinkle, and keep the body a soft White or Timberwolf.

Cute, Kawaii, and Decorative Style

These pages simplify Morelull into a rounder, softer design with larger eyes, or place it in a decorative setting such as a starry background. A pale Pink or mauve tint on the caps keeps the look extra sweet and approachable for younger colorists.

Line-Art Sketches

These drawing-style pages emphasize clean linework over heavy shading, leaving room for colorists to decide how much shadow and highlight to add. Light layering with Orchid and Lavender works well for the mushroom caps in a soft, sketch-like finish.

What Morelull 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. Morelull’s three separate mushroom caps and thin root-like feet give children practice with careful, controlled detail work alongside larger, simpler fills.

Connecting to a favorite character. Morelull is a well-known Pokémon from the Alola region, and coloring a familiar character gives children a rewarding, recognizable subject to work with, which can build confidence for tackling more detailed designs later.

Anxiety reduction through focus. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions. Morelull’s calm, gentle appearance pairs naturally with the quiet, repetitive focus that structured coloring encourages.

Learning about real mushrooms and nocturnal life. Morelull’s design gives children a natural opening to talk about real bioluminescent mushrooms and nocturnal animals, since Morelull only comes out and glows at night, much like some real fungi and forest creatures.

How to Color Morelull Pages Well

• Center mushroom cap: Base the larger, central cap in Crayola Carnation Pink, since this is Morelull’s most prominent and recognizable feature.
• Side mushroom caps: Color the two smaller caps in Wisteria or Periwinkle, keeping them a touch lighter than the center cap for visual balance.
• Body: Keep the thin, stem-like body a soft White or Timberwolf Gray, since Morelull’s body stays pale to let the colorful caps stand out.
• Eyes: Fill the large, black eyes with Black, and add a Pale Green half-circle marking on the outer edge of each eye to match the real character design.
• Roots and feet: Color the three root-like feet a light Green, since these act as Morelull’s legs and are used to communicate with other Morelull.
• Glow effect pages: For pages showing Morelull glowing at night, add a soft Yellow or Laser Lemon halo around the caps using light, circular strokes.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With Morelull Coloring Pages

1. Morelull Bookmark

Color a simple portrait page, cut around the shape, and glue it to a strip of cardstock for a sturdy, reusable bookmark.

2. Glow-in-the-Dark Forest Scene

Glue a colored Morelull page onto dark blue or black paper with cut-out tree shapes for a nighttime forest display.

3. Morelull Standee

Mount a finished page onto cardboard, cut around the outline, and attach a folded paper base so it can stand upright on a shelf or desk.

4. Evolution Comparison Poster

Pair a colored Morelull page with a colored Shiinotic page on one poster board to show the before-and-after of the evolution.

5. Morelull Greeting Card

Fold a colored page in half to make a card front, then add a short handwritten note inside for a birthday or thank-you card.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Morelull coloring pages?

Morelull coloring pages are printable designs featuring the Grass and Fairy-type Pokémon Morelull. This collection includes 21 designs, ranging from character portraits and cute kawaii styles to line-art sketches, available as free PDF downloads or as pages to color directly online.

What is Morelull?

Morelull is a dual Grass and Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII, first appearing in Pokémon Sun and Moon. It is officially known as the Illuminating Pokémon and is based on bioluminescent mushrooms.

How does Morelull evolve?

Morelull evolves into Shiinotic starting at level 24. This is a straightforward level-based evolution rather than one requiring a special item or condition.

What type is Morelull?

Morelull is a dual Grass and Fairy-type Pokémon, and it was the first Pokémon to debut with this exact type combination.

Why does Morelull glow at night?

Morelull’s mushroom caps are filled with spores that glow in the dark, a trait based on real bioluminescent mushrooms in the Mycena genus. The flickering light can cause drowsiness in anyone who sees it, which Morelull uses as a form of natural defense.

What real mushroom inspired Morelull’s design?

Morelull’s design draws mainly from bioluminescent mushrooms in the Mycena genus, though its name also suggests inspiration from morels, a separate genus of edible fungus.

Are Morelull coloring pages suitable for young children?

Yes. This collection includes simple, cute, and kawaii-style pages with larger, softer shapes suited to younger children, alongside more detailed portrait and sketch-style pages for older children and adults.

What is special about Morelull’s Rain Dish ability?

Morelull and its evolution, Shiinotic, are the only known non-Water-type Pokémon that can have the Rain Dish ability, which gradually restores HP whenever it is raining in battle.

Start Coloring

Download any Morelull design by clicking the page. 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 a finished page on Facebook or Pinterest using the share buttons at the top of each design page.