Free Riggy the Rabbit Monkey Coloring Pages: 28 printable PDF designs featuring the blue-furred YouTube character in a range of expressions, outdoor activities, and costume roles. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser, with no account required.
Riggy the Rabbit Monkey, also called Riggy the Runkey, is an animated character created by YouTuber Daniel Callihan, known online as Danno Cal Drawings, who first introduced Riggy in a Short on July 1, 2021. Riggy is drawn as a rubber-hose-style “runkey,” a rabbit-monkey hybrid with blue fur, emerald eyes, red shorts, and white gloves, and he later grew into his own spin-off YouTube channel alongside Danno’s.
The 28 pages in this set move between simple expression portraits, outdoor action scenes, and a handful of costume or special-occasion designs, giving fans of the character a wide range of moments to color.
What Is Inside This Collection
The 28 pages group loosely by mood and setting rather than by a single repeated scene.
Expression Portraits
The largest group focuses on Riggy’s face and reactions, from happy and smiling designs to angry, crying, and cute stylized versions. These suit a consistent Sky Blue for his fur across every page, with his signature Emerald eyes kept bright so his expression reads clearly.
Outdoor Action and Adventure
A large second group shows Riggy in motion: skateboarding, swimming, skiing, jumping, playing in the forest, playing with insects, and even flying through space. These pages work well with a scene-appropriate background palette, such as Sky Blue for space or Sea Green for the forest, layered behind Riggy’s own consistent blue.
Costume and Special-Occasion Roles
A smaller group dresses Riggy for a specific role: a superhero costume, a ship captain, a wedding scene, and one dramatic page involving fire. These suit brighter accent colors for the costume pieces, such as Red for a superhero cape, layered over his usual blue fur.
General Portraits and Extras
The remaining pages are simpler, general-purpose Riggy portraits and one page referencing his own game-style branding. These work well as a quick warm-up set before moving on to the more detailed action or costume pages.
What Riggy The Rabbit Monkey Coloring Pages Do
Fine motor development through a consistent character shape. The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7, and Riggy’s rubber-hose art style, with its rounded limbs and simple, bold outlines, gives that practice an approachable shape to repeat across many pages without becoming overly complex.
A character built for online fandom, not a traditional franchise. Unlike a character from a movie or TV show, Riggy exists almost entirely inside YouTube Shorts and his own channel, which means coloring these pages connects directly to a specific, still-growing body of online video content rather than a fixed, finished story.
Calm, repetitive focus through a single, recognizable color. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions, and keeping Riggy’s blue fur consistent across many pages in this set encourages the same steady, repeated coloring motion the study associated with that calming effect, since the color choice barely changes even as the scene does.
Practice matching a character’s look across very different settings. Because this collection places the same blue-furred character on a beach, in space, at a wedding, and on a skateboard, it gives colorists a chance to practice keeping one character visually consistent. At the same time, the background and costume details change completely from page to page.
How to Color These Pages Well
- Riggy’s fur: Use a bright Sky Blue as the base, and keep the shade consistent across every page in the set so the character reads clearly, no matter what he is doing.
- Eyes: Color Riggy’s eyes are a rich Emerald green, since this is one of his defining features alongside the blue fur.
- Gloves and accents: Keep his white gloves clean. White or very pale Gray, letting them stand out clearly against the blue fur rather than blending in.
- Shorts: Use a solid Scarlet or Red for his shorts, matching the simple, flat-color style of the original character design.
- Costume pages: Layer costume-specific colors, such as a Red cape for the superhero page or a Navy Blue coat for the captain page, directly over the same consistent blue fur rather than recoloring Riggy himself.
- Backgrounds: Match the background palette to the scene, using Sky Blue and Black for the space page or warm Sand tones for the beach page, so each setting feels distinct from the last.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Riggy The Rabbit Monkey Coloring Pages
1. Photo Booth Cutout
Color a full-body Riggy page, cut around the outline, and glue it to a paint stick or piece of cardboard to make a stand-up prop. Hold it up next to real photos for a simple, silly photo booth moment at a party or family gathering.
2. Toon Turf Comic Strip
Color three or four different Riggy pages and arrange them in a row on a long strip of paper. Add simple hand-drawn speech bubbles above each one to turn the set into a short, homemade comic strip starring the character.
3. Skateboard Sticker Sheet
Color several of the smaller Riggy portraits at a reduced size, then cut each one out individually. Use clear packing tape over the front of each cutout to make a simple, durable set of paper stickers for notebooks or folders.
4. Blue Fur Color Match Challenge
Color four or five Riggy pages in a row while trying to mix the same shade of blue every time. Compare the finished pages side by side afterward to see how close the match turned out.
5. Birthday Pennant Banner
Color several Riggy pages, then trim each one into a triangular pennant shape rather than keeping the full rectangle. String the finished pennants together along a piece of ribbon or yarn to make a simple birthday party banner.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Riggy the Rabbit Monkey coloring pages?
A free set of 28 printable PDF and online coloring designs featuring the blue-furred YouTube character Riggy, covering expressions, action scenes, and costume roles. Every page downloads free or opens for online coloring, with no account required.
Who is Riggy the Rabbit Monkey, and who created him?
Riggy is an animated “runkey,” a rabbit-monkey hybrid character created by YouTuber Daniel Callihan of Danno Cal Drawings, first appearing in a Short on July 1, 2021, before growing into his own spin-off channel.
What does the term “runkey” mean?
Runkey is the name Danno coined for Riggy’s hybrid species, combining a rabbit’s floppy ears with a monkey’s tail and agility in a rubber-hose animation style.
Are these official Riggy the Rabbit Monkey coloring pages?
No. These are fan-made coloring designs inspired by the character and are not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by Danno Cal Drawings or the Riggy the Rabbit Monkey channel.
Is Riggy the Rabbit Monkey appropriate for young children?
The coloring pages themselves are simple, non-graphic portraits suitable for most ages. Still, Riggy’s own YouTube channel is self-described by its creator as aimed at viewers 13 and older due to edgier humor, so parents may want to preview the source videos before sharing them with younger kids.
What colors define Riggy’s design?
Riggy is defined by bright Sky Blue fur, Emerald green eyes, red shorts, and white gloves, a consistent palette that carries across nearly every page in this collection, regardless of the scene.
What kinds of activities does Riggy do in this collection?
The pages show Riggy skateboarding, swimming, skiing, playing outdoors, flying through space, and taking on costume roles such as a superhero and a ship captain, alongside a range of simple expression portraits.
Where can Riggy’s original videos be watched?
Riggy appears in Shorts on the Danno Cal Drawings YouTube channel and stars in his own separate channel, Riggy The Rabbit Monkey, where his individual videos and storylines are posted.
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