Sarutobi Konohamaru Coloring Pages

Free Sarutobi Konohamaru Coloring Pages: 20 printable PDF designs of the young ninja from Naruto, mostly solo portraits with a few pages featuring Naruto and Hanabi Hyuga. A free PDF download or a free online coloring session is ready on every page, no account needed for either.

Konohamaru is the grandson of the Third Hokage, Hiruzen Sarutobi, and the nephew of Asuma Sarutobi. His surname, Sarutobi, literally combines the Japanese words for monkey and to leap, a fitting clan name for a family of ninjas. He idolizes Naruto Uzumaki as both a rival and a role model, eventually learning the Rasengan from him, and later becomes a mentor to Naruto’s own son, Boruto, in the franchise’s sequel series.

Sixteen of the 20 pages are solo Konohamaru portraits distinguished mostly by file name, three pair him with Naruto, and one shows him with Hanabi Hyuga. Since Konohamaru’s design stays consistent, the main coloring decisions come down to his headband, scarf, and signature spiky hair.

What’s Inside This Collection

Twenty pages make up this set, and the large majority is Konohamaru alone, with a small handful built around his bond with Naruto or Hanabi.

Solo Portraits

The overwhelming majority of this collection shows Konohamaru on his own, repeated across many pages under different file names rather than genuinely different poses. Coloring suggestion: keep his blue scarf, dark hair, and headband consistent across every solo page, and use the repetition to refine smooth, even shading rather than treating each portrait as a separate design.

With Naruto

Three pages pair Konohamaru with Naruto Uzumaki, the ninja he idolizes as both a rival and a role model. Coloring suggestion: keep Naruto’s orange-and-black jumpsuit distinct from Konohamaru’s blue scarf so the two figures read clearly together.

With Hanabi Hyuga

One page shows Konohamaru with Hanabi Hyuga, a member of the Hyuga clan who appears alongside him later in the franchise. Coloring suggestion: use pale lavender for Hanabi’s eyes, a signature trait of the Hyuga clan’s Byakugan, distinct from Konohamaru’s darker coloring.

What Sarutobi Konohamaru Coloring Pages Do

Layered accessories, careful lines. Konohamaru’s headband and long scarf sit in layers around his neck and forehead, and coloring each layer separately without letting the colors bleed together takes careful, controlled line work, the kind of fine motor precision the American Academy of Pediatrics associates with structured coloring in children ages two through seven.

A name that reveals a family trade. Konohamaru’s surname, Sarutobi, combines the Japanese words for monkey and to leap, a name shared by generations of skilled ninjas in his family, including his grandfather, the Third Hokage.

Repetition with a fitting echo. Konohamaru’s own clan name literally translates to something like leaping monkey, and there’s a small, fitting echo of that persistence in returning to the same basic portrait again and again across this set, the kind of repeated, structured activity a 2005 Art Therapy Journal study linked to reduced anxiety.

A student who became a teacher. Konohamaru learned the Rasengan directly from Naruto as a student looking up to a mentor, and years later, he becomes a mentor himself to Naruto’s own son, Boruto. This full-circle detail gives this young ninja character real narrative weight beyond his early comic-relief role.

How to Color Sarutobi Konohamaru Pages Well

• Hair: Use a deep brown or black for his short, spiky hair, keeping the color solid and consistent across every page.
• Scarf: color his long blue scarf a bright, saturated blue, letting it stand out as his most recognizable accessory.
• Headband: Use a metallic silver or gray for the forehead protector’s plate, with a dark blue or black band.
• Naruto pairing pages: keep Naruto’s orange-and-black jumpsuit distinct and separate from Konohamaru’s blue scarf so the two characters don’t visually blend.
• Hanabi page: use pale lavender for her eyes, the signature trait of the Hyuga clan’s Byakugan.
• Background: keep backgrounds simple on solo portraits, saving more detail for the pages that pair Konohamaru with another character.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With Sarutobi Konohamaru Coloring Pages

1. Clan Name Fact Card

Color a solo Konohamaru page and write the meaning of his surname, Sarutobi, monkey and leap, on the back.

2. Mentor and Student Poster

Color a Naruto-and-Konohamaru page and a Konohamaru solo page side by side to represent his journey from student to mentor.

3. Konohamaru Corps Group Scene

Color several solo portraits and arrange them together to represent the Konohamaru Corps, his childhood friend group.

4. Character Bookmark

Color a smaller portrait, cut it into a bookmark shape, and cover it with clear tape for a durable reading marker.

5. Family Tree Chart

Color a page and sketch a simple family tree showing Konohamaru’s connection to his grandfather, the Third Hokage, and his uncle, Asuma.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Sarutobi Konohamaru coloring pages?

A free set of 20 printable designs of the Naruto character Konohamaru, mostly solo portraits with a few pages featuring Naruto and Hanabi Hyuga. Every page downloads as a PDF or opens in the online coloring tool without an account.

Who is Konohamaru Sarutobi?

Konohamaru is the grandson of the Third Hokage, Hiruzen Sarutobi, and the nephew of Asuma Sarutobi. He idolizes Naruto Uzumaki and later becomes a mentor to Naruto’s son, Boruto, in the franchise’s sequel series.

What does the name Sarutobi mean?

It combines the Japanese words for monkey and to leap, a fitting clan name for a family of skilled ninjas.

Who is Hanabi Hyuga?

Hanabi Hyuga is a member of the Hyuga clan, known for the Byakugan, who appears alongside Konohamaru in one page of this collection.

Why do most pages show the same basic Konohamaru pose?

Most of the collection uses one core portrait style with different file names rather than a wide variety of scenes, with the Naruto and Hanabi pairings offering the set’s real visual variety.

Can these pages be colored without printing them?

Yes. Every page in the set opens directly in the site’s browser-based coloring tool, so a page can be finished on screen before deciding whether to print it.

Are Sarutobi Konohamaru coloring pages suitable for young children?

The solo portrait pages use one clear figure and suit a wide age range well. The pages pairing him with another character carry slightly more detail and work well for a child with a little more coloring experience.

Did Konohamaru learn the Rasengan the same way Naruto did?

Not exactly. Naruto learned the technique through his own intensive training, while Konohamaru learned it directly from Naruto himself, reflecting the mentor relationship between the two characters.

Start Coloring

From student to mentor, one steady scarf throughout: pick a page above, download the PDF, or color it online, free and without an account. Share the finished piece through the Facebook or Pinterest buttons at the top of the design.