Mr Rime Coloring Pages

Free Mr. Rime Coloring Pages: 20 printable PDF designs featuring this Ice and Psychic-type Pokémon, from character portraits to cute and action poses. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.

Mr. Rime Coloring Pages feature a dual Ice and Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII, first appearing in Pokémon Sword and Shield. Mr. Rime completes a three-stage line that starts with Mime Jr. and continues through Galarian Mr. Mime before evolving into Mr. Rime starting at level 42. Its design blends a mime, a tap dancer, and Charlie Chaplin’s Tramp character, with black clown-hair growths shaped like a bowler hat, a mustache covering its mouth, and a black-and-white torso styled like a tuxedo, complete with a pattern that shifts to show emotion even though Mr. Rime’s actual face stays expressionless. It carries an ice cane while tap dancing and can blast opponents with air as cold as −328 degrees Fahrenheit.

This collection groups its 20 designs into character portraits, cute and action poses, and line-art sketches with art style pages, giving fans a range of designs to match any coloring session.

What Is Inside This Collection

The 20 Mr. Rime designs fall into three groups based on pose and style.

Character Portraits

These pages show Mr. Rime in a standard standing pose, highlighting its tuxedo-like torso and bowler-hat hair. Color the hair in Crayola Black, the torso pattern in Yellow Orange and Scarlet, and the lower body and shoes in Cerulean or Blue.

Cute and Action Poses

This group includes softer, kid-friendly versions of Mr. Rime alongside a more dynamic attack or dancing pose. For the cute pages, use a slightly lighter Cornflower Blue on the lower body, while the action pose page benefits from bolder, more saturated colors to capture its tap-dancing energy.

Line-Art Sketches and Art Style

This group includes looser sketch-style drawings and more illustrative art pieces. Light layering with Silver and Sky Blue works well for the icy elements of Mr. Rime’s design in a soft, sketch-like finish.

What Mr. Rime 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. The detailed pattern on Mr. Rime’s torso gives children practice with careful, controlled shading alongside larger, simpler fills like the hair and lower body.

Connecting to a favorite character. Mr. Rime is a recognizable Pokémon from the Galar 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. Mr. Rime’s graceful, dance-inspired pose gives colorists a lively but structured shape to follow, which can make the activity engaging as well as calming.

Learning about evolution and character design. Coloring the different Mr. Rime pages gives children a natural opening to talk about its three-stage evolution line from Mime Jr., and how its design blends real-world inspirations like tap dancers and silent film performers.

How to Color Mr. Rime Pages Well

• Hair: Base the bowler-hat-shaped hair in Crayola Black, keeping the shape clean and rounded at the top.
• Torso pattern: Color the shirt studs in Yellow Orange, the central lump in Scarlet, and the cummerbund area in White to recreate the face-like pattern on Mr. Rime’s chest.
• Lower body and shoes: Fill the lower body and large shoe-like feet in Cerulean or Blue, since this cool tone contrasts with the black-and-white upper body.
• Arms and hands: Keep the arms Blue with White, mitten-like hands, adding a thin outline to separate the fingers.
• Eyes and mustache: Color the eyes Yellow and the mustache Black, keeping both simple since Mr. Rime’s actual face stays mostly expressionless.
• Ice cane, if included: Use light Silver or Sky Blue for the ice cane, adding a few white highlight strokes to suggest its icy shine.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With Mr. Rime Coloring Pages

1. Mr. Rime Bookmark

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

2. Mr. Rime 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.

3. Evolution Line Poster

Pair a colored Mr. Rime page with drawings or printouts representing Mime Jr. and Galarian Mr. Mime on one poster board to show the full evolution line.

4. Tap Dance Scene Diorama

Glue a colored action-pose Mr. Rime page onto a small stage-like background to capture its love of tap dancing.

5. Mr. Rime 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 Mr. Rime’s coloring pages?

Mr. Rime coloring pages are printable designs featuring the Ice and Psychic-type Pokémon Mr. Rime. This collection includes 20 designs, ranging from character portraits and cute or action poses to line-art sketches and art-style pages, available as free PDF downloads or as pages to color directly online.

What is Mr. Rime?

Mr. Rime is a dual Ice and Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII, first appearing in Pokémon Sword and Shield. Its design blends a mime, a tap dancer, and Charlie Chaplin’s Tramp character.

How does Mr. Rime evolve?

Mr. Rime completes a three-stage line starting with Mime Jr., which evolves into Galarian Mr. Mime, and then into Mr. Rime starting at level 42.

What type is Mr. Rime?

Mr. Rime is a dual Ice and Psychic-type Pokémon, a typing it shares with its pre-evolution, Galarian Mr. Mime.

What inspired Mr. Rime’s design?

Mr. Rime’s design combines elements of a mime performer, a tap dancer, and Charlie Chaplin’s iconic Tramp character, reflected in its bowler-hat-like hair, mustache, and tuxedo-styled torso.

What is unique about Mr. Rime’s ability?

Mr. Rime and its pre-evolution, Galarian Mr. Mime, are the only known Pokémon that can have the ability Screen Cleaner, which raises the stats of the user’s team when Mr. Rime enters battle.

Are Mr. Rime’s coloring pages suitable for young children?

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

What is Mr. Rime known for in the Pokémon world?

Mr. Rime is known for his graceful tap dancing, waving an ice cane as he performs. It is said to influence the Mime Jr. of the Galar region to copy its dance steps, encouraging them to evolve into Galarian Mr. Mime.

Start Coloring

Download any Mr. Rime 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.