Nine round, cheerful animal friends from the Russian cartoon appear in 88 printable designs, called Kikoriki coloring pages.

What’s Inside This Collection

Krash, Chiko, Rosa, and Wally

The four most featured friends are Krash the rabbit on 22 pages, Rosa the pig on 17, Chiko the hedgehog on 15, and Wally the sheep on 14, many of them together in pairs and groups.

Pin, Olga, Dokko, Carlin, and Barry

The rest of the cast has its own pages too, with Olga the owl on 11, Pin the penguin on 9, Dokko the moose on 9, Barry the bear on 6, and Carlin the crow on 5.

Everyday Fun

Many pages show the friends at play, with Krash kicking a football, Chiko playing golf and diving, Olga on skis, and the group on the beach, plus Olga cooking and Wally writing letters.

Robots, Holidays, and Lineups

Three pages include a robot, one is a Christmas design, and one is a lineup page showing the whole cast together.

What Kikoriki Coloring Pages Do

The American Academy of Pediatrics has often linked coloring in a structured way with fine motor skill growth in young colorists of ages 2 through 7. Every character is built from simple round shapes that small hands fill in easily, so Kikoriki fits the younger end of the range well.

Measurable reductions in anxiety were seen after sessions of structured coloring, according to a 2005 Art Therapy Journal study. Soft, round forms and cheerful scenes are a good match for slow, quiet coloring.

Kikoriki, known in Russia as Smeshariki, is a Russian animated series about round animal friends, and this collection spans all nine of its main characters.

How to Color Kikoriki Pages Well

  • Krash: a light cyan blue suits the rabbit, with a lighter shade on the ears and belly.
  • Chiko and Rosa: magenta suits the hedgehog and pink suits the pig, which keeps the two friends clearly different on shared pages.
  • Wally and Olga: lavender suits the sheep and purple suits the owl, so use a lighter purple for Wally and a deeper one for Olga.
  • Dokko, Barry, and Pin: yellow suits the moose, orange suits the bear, and black with white suits the penguin.
  • Carlin: A dark blue gives the crow a strong contrast against the brighter friends.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With Kikoriki Coloring Pages

1. Friends Poster

Color the lineup page and display it as a poster of the whole cast for a child’s room.

2. Character Stand-Ups

Color a page of each friend, glue it onto cereal-box card, cut the shapes out, and fold the bottom edge back to build the Character Stand-Ups.

3. Kikoriki Bookmark

Pick a tall character design for the Kikoriki Bookmark, cut the page down to a long, thin shape, and clip a paper clip over the top edge to hold the page.

4. Stick Puppets

Choose several characters for the Stick Puppets, color them, and tape each one to a stick for a short show.

5. Greeting Card

For the Greeting Card, color a happy Wally or Rosa page, place the picture on the front of a card and smooth it flat, and fill the inside with a few lines of writing for a friend.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the 22 Krash pages really free?

Yes. The 22 Krash pages and the other 66 sheets are saved without a fee, and no registration is needed.

Can the Christmas page be colored digitally?

Yes, the Christmas page can be colored on screen, so a touchscreen stands in for paper.

What does Kikoriki refer to?

Kikoriki, called Smeshariki in Russia, is a Russian animated series about round animal friends that ran from 2004 to 2012.

Who are the Kikoriki characters?

The main characters are Krash the rabbit, Chiko the hedgehog, Rosa the pig, Wally the sheep, Pin the penguin, Olga the owl, Dokko the moose, Carlin the crow, and Barry the bear.

Which character has the most pages?

Krash has the most with 22 pages, followed by Rosa with 17 and Chiko with 15.

What colors are the Kikoriki characters?

Krash is cyan, Chiko magenta, Rosa pink, Wally lavender, Olga purple, Dokko yellow, Barry orange, Carlin dark blue, and Pin black and white.

Are Kikoriki pages easy for young children?

Yes, every character is made of simple round shapes with thick outlines, which suits preschool and early elementary colorists.

How can a Kikoriki page keep going after the coloring is done?

Colored Kikoriki artwork can serve as the Character Stand-Ups, the Kikoriki Bookmark project, or the Stick Puppets, and the Greeting Card craft or the Friends Poster activity are good picks too.

All nine round friends get their turn. These 88 designs are free to print, with or without a printer. A finished sheet can go to Pinterest, Facebook, or both after tapping the sharing icon.

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Charlotte Taylor - Content Writer

Charlotte Taylor is a Content Writer at ColoringPagesOnly.com. She holds a Bachelor's degree in English Literature from the University of Pennsylvania, and joined the team in 2022, writing and editing collection of articles across cartoons and family entertainment, games and game characters, educational content, sports, holidays, seasons, and world cultures.