Korra, Mako, Bolin, Asami, Tenzin, Amon, and the animal companions Naga and Pabu fill 36 printable designs from the animated series, compiled as The Legend of Korra coloring pages.
What’s Inside This Collection
Korra Portraits and Poses
Korra is named on 16 pages, with portraits, a smiling pose, a cool pose, a chibi-style design, and pages with Aang and with her animal companion, Naga.
Team Avatar
Mako appears on four pages, Bolin on five, and Asami Sato on two, with group pages showing Korra, Mako, Bolin, and Asami together, and Pabu beside Bolin.
Allies and Airbenders
Tenzin has two pages, and Jinora, Ikki, and Meelo each have one, along with pages for Lin Beifong, Katara, Iroh, and Aang.
Villain and Animal Companions
Amon has his own page, Naga, the polar bear dog, appears on three pages, and Pabu, the fire ferret, appears on three more.
What The Legend of Korra Coloring Pages Do
The American Academy of Pediatrics sees stronger fine motor control as a core advantage when young colorists between 2 and 7 years of age take part in structured coloring activities. Younger hands are served by the chibi page and the animal companions, older hands by the group scenes.
The Art Therapy Journal’s 2005 study found a measurable decline in anxiety following structured coloring activities. Layered clothing and flowing hair suit the gentle, repeated movements of structured coloring.
The Legend of Korra is an animated series created by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, set in the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender, and this collection spans its main heroes, supporting cast, and animal companions.
How to Color Korra Pages Well
- Korra’s Water Tribe look: blues and whites suit her outfit, with warm brown for her skin tone and hair.
- The four elements: blue for water, red and orange for fire, green and brown for earth, and orange and yellow for air give each bender a clear color identity.
- Mako and Bolin: red tones suit Mako, while green and brown suit Bolin, which keeps the brothers distinct on group pages.
- Tenzin and the airbender kids: orange and yellow robes are the classic air nomad colors.
- Naga and Pabu: a soft white and tan for Naga and a warm red brown for Pabu make the companions easy to spot beside their humans.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With The Legend of Korra Coloring Pages
1. Avatar Poster
Color one of the Korra portraits, glue it to a large sheet in a pleasing layout, and write a caption underneath for the Avatar Poster.
2. Team Avatar Frame
Color the page with Korra, Mako, Bolin, and Asami together and frame it as a keepsake.
3. Korra Bookmark
Pick a tall Korra design for the Korra Bookmark, cut two long strips and choose the neater one, and glue the strip to thin cardboard for a sturdy backing.
4. Naga and Pabu Puppets
The Naga and Pabu Puppets needs the Naga and Pabu pages, colored and cut out, with a craft stick taped to the back of each one.
5. Greeting Card
For the Greeting Card, color a smiling Korra page, place the picture on the front of a folded card and smooth it down, and add a name and a kind line inside for a fan of the series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the 16 Korra pages really free?
Yes, the 16 Korra pages are free PDFs; the other 20 sheets are the same, and no password is involved.
Can the three Naga pages be finished online?
Yes, the three Naga pages color on screen; any computer does the job for that.
Who is responsible for The Legend of Korra?
The series was created by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, the same creators as Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Who is Team Avatar in these pages?
Korra, Mako, Bolin, and Asami Sato appear together on group pages, and each of them also has pages of their own.
Are Naga and Pabu included?
Yes, Naga, the polar bear dog, appears on three pages, and Pabu, the fire ferret, appears on three pages.
Do the pages include characters from Avatar: The Last Airbender?
Yes, Aang has two pages, one of them with Korra, and Katara has a page of her own.
Is there a chibi Korra page?
Yes, one page draws Korra in a cute chibi style made for younger colorists.
What could a colored Korra page become for a weekend project?
A Korra page that has been colored in turns into the Korra Bookmark project, the Team Avatar Frame craft, or the Greeting Card option, with the Naga and Pabu Puppets craft as another route.
Team Avatar, allies, a villain, and the animal companions are all here. Each of the 36 designs comes at no charge, and an account is never requested. A completed picture can be placed on either Facebook or Pinterest by tapping the share icons shown below.
