Free Super Monsters Coloring Pages: 41 printable PDF designs featuring the friendly monster kids of Pitchfork Pines Preschool, including Drac, Frankie, Katya, Lobo, Cleo, Zoe, Vida, and Spike, along with their teacher, Igor, and a handful of magical monster pets. Choose a character, save the PDF for your printer, or tap the design to fill it in on a tablet or computer.

Super Monsters is a Netflix preschool series created by Avi Arad that first streamed on October 13, 2017. Its young heroes are the children of famous storybook monsters, a little vampire, a witch, a werewolf, a mummy, and more, who spend their school days learning to share, take turns, and handle big feelings while they practice their special powers.

Because the cast mixes classic monster looks with bright, cheerful preschool design, these pages feel festive without ever turning spooky. Big outlines, round faces, and simple costumes make them an easy fit for small hands, while the group and pet pages add a little extra detail for older siblings.

What’s Inside This Collection

The pages spread across the whole Pitchfork Pines world, from solo portraits of each monster kid to buddy scenes, pet pages, and the show’s logo.

The Original Monster Kids

Most of the set focuses on the core classmates, each with several portraits, such as Drac Shadows, the little vampire, and Cleo Graves, the mummy. Give Drac a deep Violet (Purple) cape, wrap Cleo in White bandages with Goldenrod trim, and let Lobo’s fur glow in warm Burnt Sienna and Tan.

Vida and Spike

Two newer friends get their own pages: Vida Calavera, whose plant powers and festive face designs bring extra color, and Spike, a small, energetic classmate. Vida’s decorations look best in layered Magenta, Hot Magenta, and Purple Mountains’ Majesty, while Spike works well with one strong body color and a lighter shade for his spikes.

Buddy Pages

A few designs pair friends together, like Cleo Graves and Spike or Vida Calavera and Lobo Howler. Pick a different main color for each friend before starting, which keeps every buddy clearly separate once the page is done.

Monster Pets and School Friends

Pages of Henri the Cat, Griffy, Phoebe, Glorb, Melusine, and Igor the teacher round out the cast, and Katya Spelling and Luna the Moonicorn add a magical pet with a rainbow touch. Soft pastels such as Lavender, Pink Flamingo, and Sky Blue suit the pets, while a gentle Gray works nicely for Igor.

Super Monsters Logo

The logo page is a lettering-and-shapes design rather than a character portrait. Bold blocks of Orange, Purple, and Green on the big letters make it a quick, satisfying page for the youngest colorists.

What Super Monsters Coloring Pages Do

Talking about feelings through friendly characters. Each Super Monsters episode turns an everyday preschool challenge, like asking for help or waiting your turn, into a small monster adventure. Coloring a favorite character opens an easy conversation about the lesson behind that episode, without the talk ever feeling like a lecture.

Building grip and control for future writing. Pediatricians at the American Academy of Pediatrics point to the 2-to-7 age range as a key window for fine motor growth, and structured coloring is one of the activities they connect with it. The thick outlines and round shapes on these pages let preschoolers practice staying inside the lines, the same control they will later use to hold a pencil and form letters.

A gentle way to settle down. A 2005 study published by the Art Therapy Journal recorded lower anxiety levels among participants who spent time on structured coloring. A cheerful, low-pressure page with a familiar character can work the same way at home, as a quiet activity before naptime or after a busy day.

Learning color names and matching. Every monster kid has a signature look, a purple cape, white bandages, and golden fur. Asking a child to find the right crayon for each character turns coloring into a game of naming and matching colors.

How to Color Super Monsters Coloring Pages Well

  • Each character owns a specific color family. Commit to it. Drac is dark purple and black. Frankie is Frankenstein green. Katya is teal and purple. Zoe is mint green and lilac. Lobo is warm amber and brown. Cleo is white, sand, and gold. Vida is vivid pinks and purples. Getting the right tone within each character’s family is what makes a page look instantly recognizable.
  • The difference between Frankie Green and Zoe Green matters. Frankie’s Frankenstein green is cool and grey-toned. Zoe’s zombie green is lighter and slightly warmer. On pages where both characters appear, that tonal difference keeps them from blending into each other.
  • Vida’s face paint is worth spending time on. Her Dia de Los Muertos patterns are the most detailed decorative elements in the set. Using several shades of pink, from pale blush to vivid magenta, across her face paint gives her pages a finished quality that flat single colors cannot match.
  • For the group logo page, treat it as a design project. The logo page has the most elements of any page in the set. Start with the character silhouettes in their correct colors, then add the text and decorative elements in gold or yellow for a consistent accent color.

5 Creative Craft Ideas with Super Monsters Coloring Pages

1. Day and Night Character Pair

Color the human-form Drac or Katya page alongside a transformed-form page of the same character. Mount them side by side with “Day” and “Night” written underneath.

A display that shows the dual identity that defines the whole show. Takes about twenty minutes.

2. Pitchfork Pines Class Portrait

Color the six main character pages (Drac, Frankie, Katya, Zoe, Lobo, Cleo), cut them out, and arrange them on a large piece of card labeled “Pitchfork Pines Preschool.”

A class photo of the Super Monsters that a child can add their own name to as a “new student.” Takes about thirty minutes.

3. Halloween Greeting Card

Color the Drac or Cleo page, fold a piece of card in half, and glue it to the front. Write “Happy Halloween from Pitchfork Pines” inside.

The monster theme makes these pages a natural fit for Halloween cards. Takes about ten minutes.

4. Vida Sugar Skull Display

Color the “Vida Calavera” page with the most vivid pinks and purples available, then mount it on black card.

Vida’s Dia de Los Muertos-inspired design is the most visually striking page in the set and looks especially strong against a dark background. Takes about fifteen minutes.

5. Monster Power Guide

Color one solo page each of the six main monsters. Write each character’s name and monster power underneath: Drac/vampire/fly, Frankie/monster/super strength, Katya/witch/magic, Zoe/zombie/walk through walls, Lobo/werewolf/super speed, Cleo/mummy/sandstorms.

A reference chart that doubles as a display piece. Takes about thirty minutes.

FAQ About Super Monsters Coloring Pages

Are these Super Monsters coloring pages free, and can I color them online?

Yes. Every page is free, with no account, email, or payment required. Download the PDF to print at home, or open it in the online coloring tool to color on screen.

What is Super Monsters?

Super Monsters is an animated preschool series created by Avi Arad that premiered on Netflix on October 13, 2017. The show follows six children of legendary monsters, including the offspring of Dracula and Frankenstein, who attend Pitchfork Pines Preschool to learn how to control their powers while developing kindergarten readiness skills like sharing, expressing feelings, and respecting others. The series ran for three seasons through 2019 and produced several holiday specials.

Who are the six main Super Monsters?

Drac Shadows is a vampire with the ability to fly. Frankie Mash is a Frankenstein-inspired monster with super strength. Katya Spelling is a witch whose spells sometimes go wrong. Zoe Walker is a zombie who can walk through walls and use telekinesis. Lobo Howler is a werewolf with super speed. Cleo Graves is a mummy who can create sandstorms and tornadoes.

Who is Vida Calavera?

Vida is Lobo’s cousin and is inspired by Dia de Los Muertos imagery rather than classic monster archetypes. She has colorful face paint patterns and appears in the special Super Monsters: Dia De Los Monsters, released on Netflix on September 25, 2020.

Are these good for Halloween?

Yes. The monster characters make Super Monsters pages a natural choice for Halloween coloring activities. The series presents monsters as friendly, well-meaning characters rather than scary ones, which makes the pages suitable for younger children who might find more traditional Halloween imagery unsettling.

What age group is this set best suited for?

The show is designed for children aged 3 to 6, and the coloring pages match that range. Simple single-character pages work well from age three: the group pages and Vida’s detailed face paint pages suit ages four to six.

Are these official Super Monsters coloring pages?

No. These are fan-made coloring sheets for personal use and are not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by Netflix, Avi Arad, or any other rights holder of Super Monsters.

Does the set include holiday pages?

The set includes characters from across the series. Several characters appear in poses associated with seasonal events, and the Vida pages in particular relate to the Dia de Los Muertos special. Dedicated holiday coloring can also be found in the Halloween coloring pages collection.

Start Coloring

Pick a monster friend, click the picture, and either print the PDF for a crayon session or color right on the screen with a finger or mouse. Everything here is free, and no account is ever needed. Little artists can show off their finished monsters by posting them to Facebook or Pinterest through the buttons on each page.

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Charlotte Taylor - Content Writer

Charlotte Taylor is a Content Writer at ColoringPagesOnly.com. She holds a Bachelor's degree in English Literature from the University of Pennsylvania, and joined the team in 2022, writing and editing collection of articles across cartoons and family entertainment, games and game characters, educational content, sports, holidays, seasons, and world cultures.