Free Raving Rabbids Coloring Pages: 50 printable PDF designs of Ubisoft’s chaotic, screaming bunnies, showing them playing guitar, wrecking a tennis net, driving a tow truck, raiding a supermarket, and dressing up as a vampire, a Viking, a chef, and a chicken, plus Rabbid Peach, a Mario crossover, and holiday pages. No Rabbid here costs a cent.
The Rabbids first burst onto screens in Rayman Raving Rabbids, a 2006 Nintendo Wii party game from French publisher Ubisoft. They were meant to be villains in a Rayman adventure, but their wide eyes, buck teeth, and ear-splitting “BWAAAH!” made them so popular that they quickly took over the franchise. Rabbids love plungers, toilets, and pure mischief, and they rarely say a real word. They went on to star in their own games, the animated series Rabbids Invasion starting in 2013, and the hit crossover Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle on Nintendo Switch in 2017, where characters like Rabbid Peach dressed up as Mushroom Kingdom heroes.
Rabbids’ simple, rounded bodies are easy for younger kids. Action scenes and crossovers bring more props and backgrounds for older fans.
What’s Inside This Collection
Silly stunts, costumes and jobs, holiday pages, crossovers and friends, and classic Rabbid portraits fill the 50 designs.
Silly Stunts and Mischief
Seventeen pages show Rabbids screaming, laughing, playing guitar, popping a balloon, wrecking a tennis net, cracking a tire, driving a tow truck, raiding a supermarket, and firing their famous plunger gun. Keep their fur bright White, add Pale Pink inside the ears, and give them big Black pupils.
Costumes and Jobs
Seven sheets feature a vampire, a mechanic, a Viking, a chef, a chicken suit, an ocean adventure, and a Rabbid at school. Use Crimson and Black for the vampire cape and Steel Gray with Brown fur trim for the Viking helmet.
Holiday Rabbids
Three designs include Valentine’s Day, a birthday, and Halloween. Try Hot Pink hearts, Rainbow party balloons, and a Pumpkin Orange background.
Crossovers and Friends
Six pages show Rabbid Peach, a Super Mario team-up, a Minion meetup, a Rayman scene, a walrus, and a group of dogs. Give Rabbid Peach a Pink dress, a Gold crown, and a long Blond wig.
Classic Rabbid Portraits
Seventeen general sheets show Rabbids standing, grinning, and posing. These are ideal for practicing clean outlines around their long ears.
What Raving Rabbids Coloring Pages Do
Celebrating silly, harmless humor. Rabbids are pure slapstick: they scream, trip, crash, and laugh at their own mistakes. Coloring their antics gives kids a reason to giggle and talk about what makes something funny. Grown-ups can steer the giggles toward a quick talk about playful mischief in cartoons and real-world rules, like why we do not crash tow trucks or knock over store shelves.
Building control with simple shapes. Rabbids are built from rounded heads, long ears, and small bodies, which makes them great practice for staying inside lines. Those rounded edges build exactly the finger dexterity that later handles pencils, zippers, and scissors, a progression the American Academy of Pediatrics follows in its parenting advice. Busier scenes with props, vehicles, and backgrounds then give older kids a step up in detail.
Offering a relaxing reset. Rabbids are noisy, but coloring them is calm. Volunteers filling plaid or mandala outlines ended up less tense than those scribbling on blank sheets, a pattern psychologists Curry and Kasser documented, with Art Therapy running their findings in 2005. A Rabbid page can turn a wild afternoon into a few quiet, focused minutes.
Sparking storytelling and comic creation. Rabbids almost never speak, so their adventures are told through actions and expressions. Once the colors are done, children can write thought clouds for each bunny or arrange several pages into a short comic strip. This builds sequencing, humor, and creative writing skills.
How to Color Raving Rabbids Pages Well
- White fur: Leave fur mostly white and add soft Light Gray shading under the head and arms.
- Inner ears: Color the inside of each ear a gentle Pink.
- Wide eyes: Keep eyes White with tiny Black pupils to show their crazed look.
- Plunger gun: Use Red for the plunger cup and Brown for the handle.
- Costumes: Choose bold, contrasting colors so outfits pop against white fur.
- Messy scenes: Add splashes of color to show crashes, spills, and chaos.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Raving Rabbids Coloring Pages
1. Rabbid Comic Strip
Color three or four action pages, trim them into panels, and add speech bubbles with silly sounds.
2. Plunger Gun Paper Toy
Color a plunger gun page, cut out the plunger, and attach it to a straw for pretend play.
3. Rabbid Costume Party Cards
Color the costume pages and use them as invitations for a dress-up party.
4. BWAAAH! Door Sign
Back a colored screaming Rabbid with stiff cardboard and letter “BWAAAH!” across the top.
5. Holiday Rabbid Garland
Hang the three colored holiday sheets in a row with clothespins so they can rotate through the year.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Raving Rabbids coloring pages?
These are 50 free printable sheets of Ubisoft’s Rabbids, showing silly stunts, costumes, holiday scenes, crossovers, and classic portraits. Print them or color online.
Who created the Rabbids?
The Rabbids were created by Ubisoft. They first appeared in Rayman Raving Rabbids, a 2006 game for the Nintendo Wii.
Why do Rabbids scream “BWAAAH”?
Screaming “BWAAAH!” is their signature sound and part of their chaotic personality, since they rarely use real words.
Who is Rabbid Peach?
Rabbid Peach is a Rabbid dressed as Princess Peach. She first appeared in Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle in 2017.
Are the Rabbids in Mario games?
Yes. They team up with Mario and friends in Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (2017) and Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope (2022).
Is there a Rabbids TV show?
Yes. The animated series Rabbids Invasion premiered in 2013 and follows the Rabbids exploring human life.
What age are Raving Rabbids coloring pages for?
They suit kids from about 4 to 11, starting with the plain portraits and moving up to the busy action scenes.
Why do Rabbids love plungers?
Plungers are one of their favorite tools and props, used as weapons, hats, and jokes in many games and episodes.
Start Coloring
Choose a screaming Rabbid, a Viking costume, or Rabbid Peach, print it, or paint the chaos digitally without an account. Gamers can post their finished Rabbids on Facebook or Pinterest.
