Free Solar Opposites Coloring Pages: 16 printable PDF designs from Hulu’s alien-family sitcom, featuring the grumpy leader Korvo, the cheerful Jesse, the scheming Yumyulack, the little shape-shifting Pupa, the full family lineup of Jesse, Korvo, Terry, Yumyulack, and the Pupa, Korvo and Yumyulack with a snowman, a swarm of Gooblers, and the Duke. Several title designs show the whole household together. Home printers can take the free PDF of any sheet, and the same lines can be filled on a tablet.
Solar Opposites premiered on Hulu on May 8, 2020, created by Justin Roiland and Mike McMahan for 20th Television Animation. The series follows four aliens from the doomed planet Shlorp who crash-land in suburban America with the Pupa, a living supercomputer meant to one day terraform Earth. Korvo and Yumyulack find humans disappointing, while Terry and Jesse love everything about Earth culture. Dan Stevens took over Korvo’s voice from season 4, and the show ended on October 13, 2025, after 6 seasons and 63 episodes. It is aimed at adults, so these pages suit older teens and grown-up fans.
The art follows the show’s flat, rounded cartoon style, with oversized heads, big eyes, and clean outlines. Solo pages of Korvo, Jesse, Yumyulack, and the Pupa are quick to finish, the family lineup and snowman pages fit several characters on one sheet, and patient colorists get a whole crowd of tiny creatures on the Goobler swarm.
What’s Inside This Collection
The four Shlorpians and the Pupa headline 9 of the 16 designs, while the Gooblers, the Duke, and the title pages fill the rest.
Korvo
Korvo appears solo, with Jesse, and with Yumyulack beside a snowman. Try a cool Periwinkle or Blue Violet skin with darker shading on his large head, and give him his usual dark jumpsuit in Navy or Charcoal.
Jesse and Yumyulack
Jesse gets a solo portrait plus a shared sheet with Korvo, while Yumyulack has a solo page and a winter scene. Pick a lighter Lavender or Mint for Jesse’s skin with a bright outfit, and use a deeper Teal or Violet for Yumyulack to set the siblings apart.
The Pupa
Two pages spotlight the Pupa, the family’s small, cheerful companion. Fill its round body with a soft yellow-green or Peach, keeping two bright, uncolored glints in its eyes.
Family Lineup Pages
Jesse, Korvo, Terry, Yumyulack, and the Pupa line up together, and an Alien Family page shows the group. Give each character a different skin shade so the family is easy to read side by side.
Gooblers, the Duke, and Title Pages
A swarm of Gooblers, the Duke, and several printable title designs complete the collection. Shade the Gooblers in bright, mismatched pastels, and use bold sci-fi shades like Lime Green and Hot Pink on the title pages.
What Solar Opposites Coloring Pages Do
A creative break for adult fans. These pages give fans of adult animation a relaxing way to revisit favorite characters. Coloring Korvo’s frustrated face or the Pupa’s grin brings the show’s humor onto paper. Many adults keep a few sheets on hand for evenings.
Keeping fine motor skills sharp. Small details like eyes, antennae-like head shapes, and tiny Gooblers reward careful pencil control. The steepest fine motor growth happens from 2 to 7, according to an American Academy of Pediatrics observation, yet regular practice keeps those skills sharp in adulthood.
Reducing everyday stress. Researchers publishing in the Art Therapy Journal in 2005 found that adults who colored structured designs showed lower anxiety than those who drew freehand. The clean outlines of these alien characters make them easy to settle into.
Experimenting with sci-fi palettes. Alien skin tones, glowing technology, and outer-space backgrounds invite unusual color choices. Colorists can test neon accents, gradients, and complementary color pairs on characters who are not supposed to look human.
How to Color Solar Opposites Pages Well
- Alien skin: Pick cool purples, blues, or greens and shade the sides of each large head for a rounded look.
- Big eyes: Color pupils dark and leave a white shine dot so expressions stay readable.
- Clean outlines: Retrace main lines with a black fine-liner after coloring for a bold cartoon finish.
- Goobler crowd: Choose three or four repeating colors so the swarm looks lively without being messy.
- Sci-fi glow: Add a soft Yellow or Green halo around gadgets and title text.
- Winter scene: Keep the snowman White with light Blue shadows for contrast against the aliens.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Solar Opposites Coloring Pages
1. Shlörpian Family Portrait
Color the family lineup page and frame it as a fake “family photo” with a hand-lettered “Welcome to Earth” banner.
2. Pupa Desk Buddy
Color the Pupa, glue it to card stock with a folded stand, and keep it on a desk.
3. Goobler Sticker Sheet
Color the Gooblers, snip around every creature, and turn them into laptop or notebook stickers with a strip of adhesive on the back.
4. Korvo Mood Board
Color Korvo and Jesse in contrasting palettes and pin them to a corkboard as a good-mood, bad-mood display.
5. Alien Invasion Poster
Combine several colored characters on dark paper with painted stars and planets for a sci-fi wall poster.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Solar Opposites Coloring Pages?
Korvo, Terry, Yumyulack, Jesse, the Pupa, the Gooblers, and the Duke from the Hulu series star in 16 free outlines meant for printing or digital coloring.
Who created Solar Opposites?
Justin Roiland and Mike McMahan created the series for Hulu. McMahan, a former Rick and Morty writer, also created Star Trek: Lower Decks.
Who are the main characters?
The family includes Korvo, Terry, Yumyulack, and Jesse, four aliens from the planet Shlorp, plus the Pupa, a small supercomputer creature.
What is the Pupa?
The Pupa is a living supercomputer that will eventually transform and terraform Earth. Until then, it behaves like a happy, curious baby.
Who voices Korvo?
Justin Roiland voiced Korvo in seasons 1 to 3, and Dan Stevens took over the role from season 4 onward.
What is the Wall?
The Wall is a giant terrarium in Yumyulack and Jesse’s room where shrunken humans live, creating an entire storyline of its own inside the show.
What age are Solar Opposites coloring pages for?
The series is made for adults and includes crude humor and violence, so these pages are best suited to older teens and adult fans.
Is Solar Opposites over?
Yes. The sixth and final season concluded on October 13, 2025, bringing the series to 63 episodes plus holiday specials.
Start Coloring
Pick Korvo, Jesse, the Pupa, or the Gooblers from the 16 designs, and download the PDF or color right on the site, with no fee or account involved. Share finished alien art with fellow fans on Facebook or Pinterest.
