Get ready for some fun! This adorable set of Sailor Moon coloring pages has everything you need, including Moon Stick poses with our favorite heroes (and villains), magic battling action, and tons more!
The characters featured here include Luna, Chibiusa, Tuxedo Mask, Queen Serenity, Sailor Venus, and the Inner Guardians, just to name a few. You’ll find scenes ranging from cute and playful to complex and dramatic – such as intricate designs with detailed palace architecture or dynamic poses involving full-power attacks! There are also some lovely, peaceful moments captured in these drawings – like Sailor Moon sitting next to Luna or scribbling in her school notebook.
Free Printable Sailor Moon Coloring Pages
Everything here comes in a PDF format, so you’ll be able to download whatever you’re into (and print out your favorite sheets) without even breaking a sweat. These fit standard A4 paper sizes, too, and they look perfect for coloring on any sort of media – crayon, colored pencil, marker, or gel pen!
For younger fans of the series looking for an easy way to get started, we recommend trying our Sailor Moon coloring sheet first. This one features a simple silhouette that’s great for little hands, but if you want something a bit cuter, check out our adorable kawaii design of Sailor Moon transformation brooch!
For those ready to take things up a notch, our detailed anime coloring pages will provide some serious challenges! Print out a fun pose based around the Spiral Heart Rod or create a quiet romantic moment between Tuxedo Mask & His Rose. You could even go all out & draw up every single one of the Guardians right before heading off against their next opponent!
3 Smart Ideas to Repurpose Sailor Moon Coloring Pages
What do you do with all those colored-in sheets? Well they don’t necessarily have to be tucked away! These sailor moon printable crafts are easy enough for your kids to work on with basic craft supplies.
And then they make fun decorations, gifts or even games you can play again & again!
1. Moon Kingdom Palace Diorama
Print 2 versions (so you’ll have 1 for background + 1 for figures). You can choose from a variety of options such as a palace, rooftop, crescent gate, or some kind of moonlit background. You can use this one here with your kids:
Cut your chosen background piece out & glue on top of your shoebox. Cut out the figures (Sailor Moon, Luna, Queen Serenity, or any of the Sailor Guardians) from your second copy of the printout. To make them stand upright, you simply take a small bit of paper and fold it over backwards, then glue it onto the bottom of their feet! You can color your Sailor Guardians in silver and then use some little “star” stickers to create the moons’ paths. Now you’ve got your own tiny Moon Kingdom!
2. Sailor Guardian Transformation Journal
Grab one of our Sailor Moon printables showing off those iconic poses, like the transformation pose, crescent wand, star compact, or transformation locket! Kids will have fun coloring their favorite characters with shades of bright reds, blues, yellows, and pinks, either sticking to traditional anime colors or going all out by inventing an awesome new design for the Guardian uniforms (the results are guaranteed to be brilliant!).
Once they’re done, trim your printed illustration to fit on the front of the notebook, and you’ll want to secure it using glue (we’ve glued ours with good results). You might also want to get some little moon & star shapes and stick them onto the edges of your notebook cover. Then put a layer of clear adhesive film over the entire thing or use a bit of Mod Podge to protect the cover of the notebook from damage when you eventually open it again.
That’s it—your Sailor Moon Notebook is now ready to capture cool stuff like school notes, doodles, favorite Sailor Moon quotes, or even half-baked ideas for amazing new magical attacks!
3. Moon Crystal Puzzle
Once you’ve picked out your favorite Sailor Moon coloring picture (like her friendly Guardian wave pose or victory pose), just color it in and glue the sheet down on a piece of thin cardboard before letting it completely dry. Younger kids may want the puzzle pieces cut out as large puzzle pieces on the back side of their card for easy handling, whereas more advanced anime fans will probably enjoy the small intricate bits that come from cutting out trickier shapes.
After you cut everything out, place the puzzle pieces into a labeled envelope, complete with decorations like Luna or Artemis heads, moons, or flowers like roses! Pieces from multiple activity sheets could also be put in one envelope if you wanted to mix them up to challenge young minds — We’re pretty sure your kids would love working on sorting out these awesome pictures featuring Chibiusa practicing moon magic and Tuxedo Mask offering up a rose!
Print out our free Sailor Moon coloring pages and color them to your heart’s content! These adorable characters always bring some moonlight magic wherever they go, so you’re gonna need this on every sunny afternoon! Enjoy!
