Raya and the Last Dragon Coloring Pages
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Free Raya and the Last Dragon Coloring Pages: 60 printable PDF designs featuring Raya, Raya and Sisu together, Sisu the dragon, Raya and Tuk Tuk, family and supporting characters, Noi and the Kid Captain squad, and group scenes. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.
Raya and the Last Dragon premiered on Disney+ on March 5, 2021, introducing Raya as Disney’s first Southeast Asian princess, voiced by Vietnamese American actress Kelly Marie Tran. Rather than drawing on a single country, the film’s fictional setting of Kumandra was shaped by research trips across Laos, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Singapore, with a dedicated Southeast Asian Story Trust of cultural experts, linguists, and choreographers consulting throughout production so that names, textiles, and food details reflected real regional traditions rather than a single source. Sisu, the last dragon voiced by Awkwafina, was inspired by the Naga, a water-associated dragon figure found across multiple Southeast Asian mythologies. Raya’s companion Tuk Tuk, meanwhile, was described by director Don Hall as an armadillo crossed with an insect and a pug, a purely original creature built for the film.
This collection spans 60 pages, split between Raya, Raya and Sisu together, Sisu the dragon, Raya and Tuk Tuk, family and supporting characters, Noi and the Kid Captain squad, and group scenes. The coloring angle ranges from simple solo portraits to detailed action scenes with multiple characters.
What’s Inside This Collection
The 60 designs group into seven categories, from Raya to group scenes.
Raya
Sixteen pages focus on Raya alone, from warrior poses with her sword to simple portrait-style designs. Her signature red and gold outfit, paired with her wide-brimmed hat, is the most consistent detail worth keeping steady across every page.
Raya and Sisu Together
Five pages bring Raya and Sisu into the same scene, talking, running, or protecting each other. Keep Raya’s warm skin tone and red clothing distinct from Sisu’s cool, pastel dragon coloring so the pair reads clearly together.
Sisu the Dragon
Ten pages feature Sisu on her own, in both her dragon form and human-like form. Soft blues, purples, and pinks work well here, echoing her flowing, water-associated design.
Raya and Tuk Tuk
Nine pages show Raya’s loyal companion, Tuk Tuk, an original creature combining traits of an armadillo, a pill bug, and a pug. A rounded, segmented shell in warm browns or grays suits Tuk Tuk’s unusual design.
Family and Supporting Characters
Ten pages feature Raya’s father, Chief Benja, her rival Namaari, and other supporting characters like Tong and Serlot. Give each character a distinct, consistent color scheme so a busy scene stays easy to follow.
Noi and the Kid Captain Squad
Seven pages focus on Noi, a baby who leads a trio of mischievous monkeys known as the Ongis, alongside the Kid Captain character Boun. Warm, playful colors suit this younger, more lighthearted group.
Group Scenes and General Designs
Three pages bring the wider cast together or feature the film’s logo and poster art. These work well as a bigger coloring project, pulling together colors used throughout the rest of the collection.
What Raya and the Last Dragon Coloring Pages Do
Careful strokes for flowing dragon details and warrior armor. Filling in Sisu’s flowing dragon mane or the small details of Raya’s warrior outfit without crossing the lines calls for controlled, contained pencil movement, and the American Academy of Pediatrics points to this kind of precise coloring as a way to build fine motor skills in children between ages 2 and 7.
A window into real cultures behind a fantasy world. Because Kumandra was built from research across seven real Southeast Asian countries rather than invented from nothing, coloring these pages can open a conversation about the traditions, textiles, and mythology, like the Naga behind Sisu’s design, that inspired the film.
A steady, repeatable rhythm. A 2005 study published in the Art Therapy Journal recorded measurable drops in anxiety among participants who completed structured coloring sessions, and the detailed, flowing shapes throughout this collection offer that same steady, low-pressure task.
Practice keeping a large, distinct cast visually consistent. With so many characters spanning humans, dragons, and original creatures like Tuk Tuk, coloring this collection gives kids a structured way to practice using consistent colors to tell a large ensemble cast apart, a skill that carries over to any multi-character coloring project.
How to Color Raya and the Last Dragon Coloring Pages Well
- Raya: A warm tan skin tone paired with a red and gold warrior outfit and a wide-brimmed hat creates her signature look.
- Sisu: Soft blues, purples, and pinks work well for her flowing, water-associated dragon form, with lighter, pastel tones for her more human-like appearance.
- Tuk Tuk: A rounded, segmented shell in warm brown or gray captures this original creature’s armadillo-and-pill-bug-inspired design.
- Namaari: Cooler greens and golds help distinguish Raya’s rival from Raya’s own warmer red and gold palette.
- Noi and the Ongis: Warm browns for Noi and playful, varied tones for the three mischievous monkeys who follow her keep this trio visually distinct.
- Backgrounds: Lush greens and warm golds suit Kumandra’s jungle and temple-inspired settings, keeping the background rich without overwhelming the characters.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Raya and the Last Dragon Coloring Pages
1. Character Trading Cards
Color several character pages, trim them to a small rectangle, and add notes about each character on the back for a custom trading card set.
2. Kumandra Map Display
Color several character and scene pages, arrange them on a poster board, and label each section to represent the five lands of Kumandra.
3. Bookmark
Trim a small colored design to size, laminate or cover with clear tape, and punch a hole for ribbon to make a durable reading bookmark.
4. Stick Puppet Story
Color and cut out a few character designs, glue them to craft sticks, and act out a favorite scene from the film.
5. Greeting Card
Fold cardstock in half, mount a small colored design on the front, and write a message inside for a birthday or celebration card.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages?
Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages are printable line-art designs featuring Raya, Raya and Sisu together, Sisu the dragon, Raya and Tuk Tuk, family and supporting characters, Noi and the Kid Captain squad, and group scenes. This collection includes 60 free designs available as PDFs or online coloring.
When did Raya and the Last Dragon come out?
Raya and the Last Dragon premiered on Disney+ on March 5, 2021, and is the 59th animated feature in the Disney Animated Canon.
Is Raya really Disney’s first Southeast Asian princess?
Yes. Raya, voiced by Vietnamese American actress Kelly Marie Tran, is recognized as Disney’s first Southeast Asian princess.
What real cultures inspired the fictional land of Kumandra?
Kumandra was shaped by research trips across Laos, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Singapore, with a dedicated Southeast Asian Story Trust of cultural experts consulting throughout production.
What is Sisu based on?
Sisu, the last dragon voiced by Awkwafina, was inspired by the Naga, a water-associated dragon figure found across multiple Southeast Asian mythologies.
What kind of creature is Tuk Tuk?
Tuk Tuk, Raya’s loyal companion, is an entirely original creature described by director Don Hall as a mix of an armadillo, an insect, and a pug.
Are Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages suitable for young children?
Yes. The simpler solo character portraits in this collection use bold, uncluttered outlines suited to preschool and early elementary colorists. At the same time, the detailed action scenes work well for older fans.
What colors work best for Raya and Sisu?
Warm red and gold for Raya’s warrior outfit, paired with soft blues and purples for Sisu’s dragon form, create the most recognizable versions of the film’s two leads.
Start Coloring
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