Introduction
If your child loves brave warriors, magical dragons, and epic adventures, then these Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages are going to be a huge hit! Raya is one of the most inspiring Disney heroes — strong, fearless, and full of heart — and now kids can bring her world to life with their own crayons and markers.
We have put together 11 free printable Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages in easy PDF format, ready to download and print from home in just seconds. Each page captures a different moment from the magical land of Kumandra — from Raya's battle poses to Sisu soaring through the sky.
These pages are perfect for kids of all ages. Whether you have a toddler who loves simple outlines or an older child who enjoys detailed artwork, this free collection from Ultimate Coloring Printables has something for everyone. No special equipment needed — just download, print, and color!
Eleven Coloring Page Sections
Image 1: Raya Standing Tall with Her Sword
This coloring page features a brave young warrior girl in traditional Southeast Asian-inspired fantasy armor, standing tall with her sword by her side. The thick, clean outlines and simple background make it easy for young colorists to stay inside the lines without feeling overwhelmed. This page is best suited for beginner colorists aged 4 to 7 who are just building their coloring confidence. Try using golden yellow for the armor and deep brown for the sword handle to make Raya look truly heroic!
Image 2: Sisu the Dragon — Simple Cute Pose
This coloring page shows a sweet and friendly dragon character with big sparkly eyes, a flowing mane, and a curled resting pose that fills the whole page. The kawaii-inspired design uses extra-thick outlines and large open spaces — making it one of the easiest pages in this collection to color. Toddlers and preschoolers aged 2 to 5 will find this page easy, fun, and very satisfying to complete. Use light purple, sky blue, and white to color the dragon's scales — it will look magical and dreamy!
Image 3: Raya in a Battle Action Pose
This exciting coloring page captures a warrior girl in the middle of a powerful jump, sword extended forward, hair and cape flying dramatically in the wind. The motion lines and detailed armor patterns make this page feel full of energy and movement — like a freeze frame from an action scene. This page is ideal for intermediate colorists aged 6 to 9 who enjoy slightly more challenging work. Color the armor in shades of dark red and gold, and add light gray to the motion lines to make the action feel real and fast!
Image 4: Sisu Flying Through the Clouds
This scenic coloring page shows a graceful dragon gliding through a sky full of large fluffy clouds, its long body curving elegantly across the entire page. The swirling cloud shapes and decorative patterns on the dragon's body give colorists plenty of interesting areas to explore and fill in. This page works best for kids aged 5 to 8 who have some experience staying inside lines and using multiple colors together. Try coloring the dragon in soft lavender and white, and the clouds in pale pink and yellow — it will look like a magical sunrise sky!
Image 5: Raya and Sisu Side by Side
This full-scene coloring page shows a young warrior girl and a gentle dragon sharing a beautiful moment of friendship, set against a simple forest path background. The combination of two main characters, background trees, and stone path details makes this one of the most complete and story-rich pages in the set. This page is best suited for colorists aged 7 to 10 who enjoy spending time on larger, more detailed scenes. Color the dragon in cool blues and purples, the warrior in warm reds and golds, and use soft greens for the trees to create a stunning contrast between the two characters!
Image 6: Namaari — The Rival Warrior
This character portrait coloring page shows a proud and determined young female warrior with a distinctive short hairstyle, wearing detailed shoulder armor and a strong expression. The half-body composition focuses all the detail on the character's face and upper outfit, giving colorists a chance to really bring a personality to life. This page is ideal for intermediate colorists aged 7 to 10 who enjoy working on faces and fine costume details. Try using cool dark blue and silver for the armor, and a warm bronze skin tone — the combination creates a powerful, striking warrior look!
Image 7: Boun on His Boat in the River
This charming coloring page shows a happy young boy standing at the helm of a decorative wooden river boat, with lanterns hanging above and a wide calm river stretching out behind him. The boat's curved wooden details, hanging lanterns, and distant treeline create a rich, layered scene with plenty of interesting areas to fill with color. This page is well suited for kids aged 5 to 9 who enjoy coloring full scenic illustrations rather than just single characters. Color the lanterns in warm orange and red, the river in soft turquoise blue, and the boat in rich dark brown — it will look like a beautiful evening adventure on the water!
Image 8: Little Noi and Her Ongis (Monkey Friends)
This super cute coloring page features a chubby-cheeked baby girl sitting happily on the ground, surrounded by three fluffy little round-faced monkeys all smiling together. The kawaii art style uses the thickest outlines and the largest coloring spaces of any page in this set — making it incredibly easy for tiny hands to color. This page is specially designed for toddlers and preschoolers aged 2 to 5 who are just starting their coloring journey. Use bright cheerful colors — pink for the baby's outfit, orange and brown for the little monkeys — and let your toddler color freely without worrying about staying in the lines!
Image 9: Tong the Giant Warrior
This impressive coloring page shows a towering adult male warrior with a bald head, thick beard, and heavily decorated layered battle robes, holding a massive wooden staff in a powerful stance. The intricate pattern details on the fabric, layered armor pieces, and complex robes make this the most detailed and challenging page in the entire collection. This page is best suited for advanced colorists aged 9 and up who enjoy spending time on complicated, detailed artwork. Use at least 5 to 6 different shades together — dark gray for the armor, warm brown for the robes, deep red for the fabric accents — and take your time on each separate section for an amazing result!
Image 10: The Kumandra Dragon Gem — Decorative Pattern Page
This one-of-a-kind coloring page shows a large ornate circular medallion with a magical gemstone at the center, surrounded by dragon scale patterns, lotus flowers, and traditional decorative borders radiating outward. Unlike the other character-based pages, this is a pure pattern and design coloring page — like a mandala — giving colorists a calming and creative challenge. This page is best for older kids aged 8 and up, as well as adults, who enjoy detailed pattern coloring and symmetric designs. Try using a rainbow gradient — red at the center gem, moving through orange, yellow, and blue toward the outer borders — to create a truly stunning and magical finished piece!
Image 11: The Grand Kumandra Adventure Scene
This breathtaking full-scene coloring page shows a warrior girl and her dragon soaring over a rich fantasy world complete with tiered stone temples, tropical forests, winding rivers, and floating magical orbs. With more detail packed into this page than any other in the collection, it is a true coloring challenge that can take an hour or more to complete — and the results are absolutely worth it. This page is designed for advanced colorists aged 10 and up, including older kids, teens, and parents who love detailed coloring projects. Plan your colors before you start — use warm greens and blues for the landscape, gold for the temple rooftops, and save bright glowing colors like yellow and white for the magical floating orbs to make them pop!
How to Print Section
Here is how to print your free Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages at home in just a few easy steps:
- Download the PDF — Click the download button below any page to save the free PDF file to your phone, tablet, or computer.
- Open the file — Open the PDF using any PDF viewer app (Adobe Reader, Google Chrome, or your device's built-in viewer all work great).
- Print settings — Set your printer to "Fit to Page" and select black and white printing to save ink. Use standard A4 or Letter size paper.
- Use thick paper — For best results with markers or watercolors, use 80gsm paper or above. Regular printer paper works well for crayons and colored pencils.
- Print as many as you like — All pages on Ultimate Coloring Printables are free to print as many times as you want!
Coloring Tips Section
Make your Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages look amazing with these fun tips:
- Start with light colors first — Always color lighter shades (skin, sky, light fabric) before adding darker ones. This way, dark colors do not bleed into light areas.
- Use colored pencils for small details — For fine details like armor patterns, facial features, and small accessories, colored pencils give you much more control than markers.
- Color the background last — Leave the background sky, ground, or scenery until after you have fully colored the main character. It keeps the main figure the center of attention.
- Mix and blend colors — Try coloring the dragon with two shades of blue — light blue on top and dark blue below — to create a cool gradient effect that looks magical.
- Add glitter or gel pens — Use silver or gold gel pens on armor, the Dragon Gem, and temple decorations to add a sparkling fantasy touch that really makes the page stand out!
FAQ Section
Q1: Are these Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages completely free?
Yes! Every single coloring page on Ultimate Coloring Printables is 100% free to download and print. No sign-up, no payment, and no limits on how many times you print them. Just click, download, and color!
Q2: What age group are these Raya coloring pages best for?
This collection has been designed for kids of all ages. Pages 2, 8, and 1 are simple enough for toddlers aged 2 to 5. Pages 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 are great for kids aged 5 to 9. Pages 9, 10, and 11 are the most detailed and are best for older kids aged 9 and up — and even adults who love coloring!
Q3: Can I use these printable coloring pages in a classroom or for a birthday party?
Absolutely! These free printable pages are perfect for classroom activities, birthday party favor bags, rainy day activities, or quiet time at home. You are welcome to print as many copies as you need for personal and educational use. Just do not sell or redistribute the files — they are for personal use only.
Conclusion
Whether your child is a fan of Raya's bravery, Sisu's warmth, or just loves the magical world of Kumandra, these 11 free printable Raya and the Last Dragon coloring pages are ready to bring hours of creative fun. From the simplest toddler-friendly designs to the most detailed advanced scenes, there is a perfect page here for every young artist. Head over to Ultimate Coloring Printables, pick your favorites, hit print, and let the coloring adventure begin — because every great story deserves a splash of color!