Super Mario Odyssey coloring pages: 45 printable designs from Nintendo’s open-world 3D platformer, covering Mario’s classic look, the Crazy Cap costume system, Cappy, and scenes from the Sand, Metro, Seaside, and Moon Kingdoms. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.
What Is Super Mario Odyssey?
Super Mario Odyssey is a platform game developed and published by Nintendo for the Switch, released worldwide on October 27, 2017. It is the first fully open 3D Mario game since Super Mario Sunshine in 2002, and it sold 29 million copies worldwide as of June 2025, making it one of Nintendo’s best-selling games. Famitsu awarded it 39 out of 40, matching Super Mario 64’s score, and both IGN and GameSpot gave it a perfect 10 out of 10 reviews.
The story follows Bowser, who has organized a forced wedding with Princess Peach and is traveling kingdom by kingdom, stealing wedding items with the help of hired rabbit wedding planners called the Broodals. Mario, knocked off Bowser’s airship and stranded without his cap, meets Cappy, a sentient hat spirit whose sister Tiara has also been taken to serve as Peach’s headdress. Together, they command the Odyssey, a hat-shaped airship, to chase Bowser across 14 kingdoms and stop the wedding.
What’s Inside This Collection
Mario and Cappy
Mario Cappy Coloring Page, Mario Running with Cappy, Mario Jumping on Odyssey Spaceship, and Mario with Cappy feature the core duo in their standard look: Mario’s red cap and shirt, navy overalls, and Cappy riding as the cap itself, marked by two small white-and-black eyes on the brim.
The Crazy Cap Costume Pages
Mario Swimsuit Power Moon, Mario Pirate Costume, Mario Cowboy Costume, and the wedding tuxedo pages draw from the game’s costume system, where regional and gold coins buy outfits at Crazy Cap shops in every kingdom. The swimsuit is red trunks with a white stripe and a matching swim cap, the pirate costume is burgundy and gold with a tricorne hat, and the cowboy outfit is a brown leather vest with a ten-gallon hat.
Kingdom Scenes
Mario Swimming Seaside Kingdom and Mario Riding Bullet Bill capture two of the game’s 14 kingdoms. Seaside Kingdom is a sunny resort on a sea of naturally carbonated water, rendered in coral, turquoise, and sandy tones. Metro Kingdom, home to the Bullet Bill rides, is an Art Deco city modeled on New York, with concrete grey and warm amber street light as its defining palette.
Supporting Cast
Mario Pauline Cappy features Pauline, Mario’s original love interest from the 1981 Donkey Kong arcade game, reimagined as the glamorous mayor of New Donk City in a red evening gown. Mario Princess Peach Cappy Odyssey shows Peach in the white, gold-accented wedding dress that Bowser arranged for the forced ceremony. Power Moon pages, the game’s central collectible, should always carry a warm golden-yellow glow rather than flat yellow.
What These Pages Do
The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7, and the collection’s range, from simple cap-and-overalls portraits to detailed kingdom backgrounds, suits a wide span of skill levels.
A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions. Matching each costume and kingdom’s specific palette gives colorists a clear, focused visual problem to solve.
How to Color Super Mario Odyssey Pages Well
- Mario’s core colors: a vivid, fully saturated red for the cap and shirt, not crimson or orange-red, against a deep indigo-navy for the overalls, not bright blue or black.
- Cappy’s eyes: small white ovals with dark pupils on the cap brim, kept modest in size so the expression reads as gentle rather than exaggerated.
- Costume pages: establish the costume’s primary color first, red for the swimsuit, burgundy for the pirate outfit, black and white for the wedding tuxedo, before rendering skin or background.
- Power Moons: apply yellow across the whole crescent first, then add deeper golden-orange at the outer edge, leaving the center lighter so the shape reads as glowing from within.
- Kingdom backgrounds: Sand Kingdom in warm sandstone with turquoise accents, Metro Kingdom in concrete grey with amber lighting, Seaside Kingdom in turquoise water with coral and sandy tones.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Super Mario Odyssey Coloring Pages
1. Kingdom Color-Coding Wall Display
Print six pages that reference different kingdoms, a Seaside swimsuit page, a Metro Kingdom page, and any others available, and color each one in that kingdom’s specific palette rather than a generic scheme. Arrange all six together on a wall or poster board to show how the same character reads differently depending on the colors of the environment around him.
2. Design-Your-Own Crazy Cap Costume
Print a standard Mario portrait page, then on a separate sheet, design an original Crazy Cap outfit inspired by a real-world culture or historical period, choosing a hat, an outfit, and a palette, and give it a shop-style name. Color the portrait page in the invented costume’s colors to finish the design.
3. Cappy Capture Sketchbook
Print a page showing Mario in action, then on blank paper sketch three everyday objects or creatures and imagine what ability Mario would gain if Cappy could capture each one and what he would look like inhabiting that form. Color the sketches alongside the printed page.
4. Power Moon Hunt Tracking Board
Print as many Power-Moon-themed pages as available and color each in the correct golden-glow palette. Arrange them in a grid on a large sheet and label each with an invented kingdom name and challenge, building a tracking board that mirrors the game’s moon-hunting structure.
5. New Donk City Festival Scene
Print the Pauline page and a Metro Kingdom Mario page together. Color Pauline in her red gown and Mario in his standard outfit, then build a festival background on a larger sheet, bunting, stage lights, confetti, and Art Deco buildings, and place the colored cutouts inside the finished scene.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Super Mario Odyssey?
Super Mario Odyssey is a 2017 Nintendo Switch platform game in which Mario, aided by the sentient hat spirit Cappy, travels across 14 kingdoms to stop Bowser’s forced wedding to Princess Peach.
Who is Cappy?
Cappy is a sentient hat spirit who partners with Mario after Bowser kidnaps Cappy’s sister Tiara. Cappy transforms into Mario’s cap and grants the capture ability, letting Mario take control of enemies and objects throughout the game.
Which characters are included in this collection?
The collection features 45 designs of Mario, Cappy, Pauline, Princess Peach, and scenes across multiple kingdoms, plus several of Mario’s Crazy Cap costumes, including the swimsuit, pirate, and cowboy outfits.
What colors should I use for Mario’s classic outfit?
A vivid, fully saturated red for the cap and shirt, deep indigo-navy for the overalls, brown for the shoes, and white gloves, with a warm peach skin tone.
What is a Power Moon?
Power Moons are the game’s primary collectible, glowing golden crescent-shaped objects that fuel the Odyssey airship. The game contains 880 in the main story, scattered across every kingdom.
Who is Pauline in Super Mario Odyssey?
Pauline is Mario’s original love interest from the 1981 Donkey Kong arcade game, reimagined in Odyssey as the glamorous mayor of New Donk City who sings the game’s theme song, “Jump Up, Super Star!”
Why is Mario shown in a wedding tuxedo?
The wedding tuxedo is a costume unlocked after completing the main story, referencing the forced wedding ceremony that frames the game’s plot, including a black jacket, white shirt, bow tie, and a top hat.
Are Super Mario Odyssey coloring pages free to print?
Yes. All pages are free to download as a PDF and print, or to color online in the browser. No account, email, or payment is required.
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