Zooba Coloring Pages

The zoo animals of Wildlife Studios’ mobile battle royale get their own coloring set here: 40 free Zooba coloring pages covering the game’s cast of gorillas, turtles, tigers, and other wildlife fighters across portraits, combat poses, and character variety scenes. Every page downloads as a print-ready PDF or opens in the online coloring tool.

What Is Zooba?

Zooba: Zoo Battle Arena is a free-to-play mobile battle royale developed and published by Wildlife Studios, a Brazilian mobile game company founded in 2011 by brothers Victor and Arthur Lazarte and headquartered in Sao Paulo. The game released for mobile in September 2019 and has since drawn tens of millions of downloads worldwide. Players control cartoon zoo animals with unique combat abilities in a top-down, last-animal-standing format, a design choice that sets it apart from human-soldier battle royale games like Fortnite or PUBG and puts it closer in spirit to hero shooters like Brawl Stars.

What’s Inside This Collection

Bruce the Gorilla and the Starter Roster

Bruce, an albino gorilla known in the game as the Unstoppable Warrior, is one of Zooba’s three starter characters alongside Buck and Nix, and several pages capture his wide-shouldered, powerful melee design in both portrait and combat poses.

Shelly the Turtle

Shelly, the Shielded Markswoman, brings a defensive playstyle built around her shell, used as both a protective barrier and a thrown weapon, and her bright green design with a patterned shell appears across several pages.

Donna and the Reptile Cast

Donna, Zooba’s alligator character, represents the roster’s other reptile fighter, giving colorists a scaled, armored design to work through alongside Shelly’s rounded shell.

Jade the Tiger and Other Named Fighters

Jade, a tiger built for hit-and-run combat, joins a wide cast of named characters across the collection, Steve, Pepper, Nix, Molly, Skippy, Earl, Duke, Fuzzy the penguin, Tony, Ollie, Milo, Henry, Lizzy, Louie, Frank, Finn, Buck, and Betsy, several shown in alternate costume variations.

Action and Combat Pages

A separate set of pages captures characters mid-ability, an attack, a dodge, a special move, with the bold, exaggerated silhouettes the game uses so each character reads clearly on a small mobile screen.

What These Pages Do

Zooba’s character designs start from a real animal’s actual proportions and texture before cartoon exaggeration is applied, so coloring Bruce’s gorilla bulk, Donna’s scale pattern, or Shelly’s shell geometry builds hand control across genuinely different surface textures in a single collection. The American Academy of Pediatrics notes fine motor skill development as a real benefit of structured coloring for children in early childhood, and the roster’s texture variety gives that skill room to grow.

A 2005 Art Therapy Journal paper recorded lower anxiety after structured coloring sessions, and the game’s young, motivated fan base tends to bring exactly the focused attention that makes a coloring session most effective.

How to Color Zooba Pages Well

• Fur and scale direction: color following the natural direction fur or scales grow, outward from the spine, downward on the belly, so the surface reads as a real animal rather than a flat outline.
• Bold, flat color first: Zooba’s mobile-game art style favors confident, high-saturation flat color with shading reserved for the clearest three-dimensional areas, under the jaw, under the arms, rather than heavy all-over shading.
• Green character separation: since both Shelly and Donna lean green, use value, a lighter, brighter green for Shelly and a deeper, darker green for Donna, to keep them visually distinct in group scenes.
• Weapons and gear: color any equipment in a vivid tone that contrasts clearly with the character’s natural coloring, a blue-and-gold weapon on Bruce’s brown fur, for example.
• Eyes: apply the iris color first, then a near-black pupil, then a small white highlight dot, the same three-layer approach that gives every character its expressive, animated look.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With Zooba Coloring Pages

1. Combat Role Grid

Color one page each for a melee fighter, a defensive fighter, and a speed attacker, then mount them in a grid labeled with each character’s name and combat role.

2. Real Animal Comparison Board

Color a Zooba character page alongside a simple real-world outline of the same animal, then mount them side by side and note what the game design exaggerates or simplifies.

3. Design Your Own Fighter

Sketch an original character based on an animal not in the roster, following Zooba’s proportions, then color it and give it a name, a combat role, and a signature ability.

4. Winner’s Podium Display

Color the most dynamic action page in the set, then mount it above a hand-drawn podium with gold, silver, and bronze positions for a victory-themed display.

5. Zoo Escape Map

Draw a simple top-down zoo map with labeled sections, then cut out and place small colored character cutouts in the zone matching each animal’s real habitat.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Zooba, and who developed it?

Zooba is a free-to-play mobile battle royale developed by Wildlife Studios, a Brazilian game company founded in 2011 by Victor and Arthur Lazarte, released in September 2019.

How many Zooba coloring pages are in this collection?

40 pages, covering the game’s main fighters in portraits, combat poses, and character variety scenes.

What kind of animal is Bruce in Zooba?

Bruce is an albino gorilla known as the Unstoppable Warrior, one of the game’s three starter characters alongside Buck and Nix.

Is Shelly a defensive or offensive character?

Defensive, Shelly the Shielded Markswoman uses her shell as both a protective barrier and a thrown weapon rather than relying on direct attacks.

Which Zooba character is the alligator?

Donna is the roster’s alligator fighter, giving the collection a second reptile design alongside Shelly’s turtle.

How is Zooba different from other battle royale games?

It uses a top-down perspective and a cast of cartoon zoo animals rather than human soldiers, putting it closer to character-based games like Brawl Stars than to titles like Fortnite or PUBG.

Are Zooba characters based on real animals?

Yes, each design starts from the real animal’s actual proportions and features, a gorilla’s build, a crocodile’s scale pattern, before cartoon styling and personality are layered on top.

Can these Zooba pages be colored on a screen instead of printed?

Yes, the online coloring tool loads any page straight in the browser, so a session does not have to wait on a printer to get started.

Any page in this set can be grabbed with a single click and no sign-up, then printed at home or finished right in the browser through the online coloring tool. A completed page is simple to share through the Facebook and Pinterest icons next to each design.