LankyBox Coloring Pages

Free LankyBox coloring pages: 53 printable designs featuring Foxy, Boxy, Rocky, Ghosty, Thicc Shark, and the rest of the LankyBox cast. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.

LankyBox is a YouTube channel started on July 30, 2016, by longtime friends Justin Kroma and Adam McArthur. The channel began with low-budget parody videos before shifting toward Roblox gameplay, gaming challenges, and comedy sketches aimed at a young audience. Over time, Justin and Adam introduced a cast of plush and animated companions, including the orange fox Foxy and the cardboard-box character Boxy, who now appear alongside them in videos, merchandise, and the channel’s own animated stories. The channel has grown into one of the larger kid-focused gaming and entertainment brands on YouTube, with the character cast expanding to include Rocky, Ghosty, Thicc Shark, Milky, Sticky, and Canny.

This collection gathers 53 designs across the LankyBox cast, from simple solo character portraits to busier scenes pairing multiple characters in gaming, holiday, and everyday settings. Pages range from large, simple outlines for younger colorers to more detailed group scenes for kids who want more to fill in.

What Is Inside This Collection

The 53 designs group into a few recurring themes built around the LankyBox cast.

Foxy and Boxy Everyday Scenes

Pages built around the channel’s two most recognizable characters, including Foxy and Boxy baking donuts, floating on pool toys, going back to school, and enjoying ice cream together.

Full Squad and Holiday Scenes

Group pages that bring the wider cast together for a birthday party, a Halloween costume scene, a Christmas celebration, winter ice skating, and a back-to-school lineup with backpacks.

Gaming-Inspired Scenes

Pages that reflect the channel’s gaming content, including an obstacle-course rescue scene and an action-themed page with the crew geared up for a Roblox-style battle.

Solo Character Portraits

Single-character pages focused on one figure at a time, such as Rocky, Ghosty, Thicc Shark, Sticky, or a close-up of Foxy or Boxy alone, useful for a quicker coloring session.

What LankyBox 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 rounded, large-scale shapes used for Foxy and Boxy give younger colorers plenty of space to practice staying inside the lines.

Connection to a familiar channel. For kids who already watch LankyBox videos, coloring the characters offline gives them a screen-free way to keep engaging with a cast they recognize, without needing a device in hand.

Anxiety reduction through focus. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions. Working through a familiar, low-pressure character page offers the same kind of calming, repetitive focus after a busy day.

Character and story recognition. Matching each character’s name to its shape (Foxy the fox, Boxy the box, Thicc Shark) builds early recognition and naming skills as kids sort out who is who across a growing cast.

How to Color LankyBox Coloring Pages Well

• Foxy: Color the body Orange with a White underbelly and muzzle, then add a thin Black outline around the ears for definition.
• Boxy: Use Tan or light Brown for the cardboard-box body, with darker Brown lines to suggest box seams and folds.
• Thicc Shark: Fill the body with Sky Blue or a soft Gray-blue, keeping the belly White for contrast.
• Ghosty: Leave the body mostly White or a very pale Gray, and add a light Periwinkle shadow underneath for a floating effect.
• Rocky: Use varying shades of Gray with a few darker charcoal patches to suggest a textured, stone-like surface.
• Backgrounds and props: Use bright, saturated colors for donuts, gifts, and game props (Scarlet, Yellow, Turquoise) so the background pops without competing with the character colors.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With LankyBox Coloring Pages

1. Character Standee. Color a solo character page, mount it on cardstock, and cut around the outline to make a small standing figure for a desk or shelf.

2. LankyBox Bookmark. Color a narrow character portrait, cover it with clear tape or laminate, and add a ribbon tassel through a punched hole at the top.

3. Birthday Card. Color the birthday party scene and mount it on folded cardstock to make a handmade card for a LankyBox fan’s birthday.

4. Character Garland. Color several solo character pages, cut them out, and string them together with yarn to make a garland for a bedroom or party table.

5. Squad Collage. Arrange multiple colored character cutouts on a poster board to build a full LankyBox cast display.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are LankyBox coloring pages?

They are black-and-white line drawings of the characters from the LankyBox YouTube channel, including Foxy, Boxy, Rocky, Ghosty, and Thicc Shark. This collection includes 53 designs ranging from simple solo portraits to busier group scenes, available as free downloadable PDFs or for coloring directly in the browser.

Who created LankyBox?

LankyBox was started on July 30, 2016, by friends Justin Kroma and Adam McArthur. The channel began with low-budget parody videos before shifting into Roblox gameplay and gaming-focused comedy content, eventually growing into one of YouTube’s larger kid-focused entertainment channels.

Who are Foxy and Boxy?

Foxy and Boxy are the two most recognizable characters in the LankyBox cast, appearing alongside Justin and Adam in videos, merchandise, and animated shorts. Foxy is designed as an orange fox character, while Boxy is styled as a living cardboard box, and both appear across most of the group scenes in this collection.

What other characters appear in the collection?

Beyond Foxy and Boxy, the set includes Rocky, Ghosty, Thicc Shark, Milky, and Sticky, each shown in solo portraits as well as group scenes with the rest of the cast.

What kind of content does LankyBox make?

LankyBox is known for Roblox gameplay videos, gaming challenges, comedy sketches, and animated shorts built around its recurring character cast, aimed primarily at a young, family-friendly audience.

Are these coloring pages suitable for young children?

Yes. Many of the solo character pages use large, simple shapes suited to preschool and early elementary colorers. At the same time, the busier group and holiday scenes offer more detail for older kids who want extra shading work.

Can these LankyBox pages be colored without printing?

Yes. Every design in the collection can be colored directly in the browser using the online coloring tool, with no printer, PDF reader, or account required. Pages can also be downloaded as a PDF for printing at full resolution.

Does LankyBox make Roblox-related content?

Yes, Roblox gameplay is one of the channel’s main content formats, and this collection includes a couple of gaming-inspired scenes that reflect that, including an obstacle-course rescue page and an action battle scene with the full character squad.

Start Coloring

Download any page by clicking the design. 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 finished pages on Facebook or Pinterest with the share buttons at the top of each design page.