Super Mario Jumping Coloring Page
Here we go! Mario leaps toward a question block as a shiny coin pops out. A red cap, blue overalls and a gold coin make the classic look.
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Mario first jumped onto arcade screens in 1981, when players knew him as Jumpman. In this collection, he races karts, grabs power ups, bakes pizza and hangs out with Luigi, Peach, Toad, Yoshi and even Bowser. All 60 pictures open as free A4 PDFs for home or classroom coloring.
Here we go! Mario leaps toward a question block as a shiny coin pops out. A red cap, blue overalls and a gold coin make the classic look.
Download PDFCoins burst from a brick block as Mario jumps for joy with his arms up high. Bright gold coins pop against a pale blue sky.
Download PDFLevel clear! Mario grabs the flagpole while a tiny castle waits in the distance. A green flag and a gray castle finish the scene.
Download PDFHolding a Fire Flower, Mario smiles as a little fireball flickers nearby. Orange petals and a green stem bring the power up to life.
Download PDFPower up time! Mario gives a giant Super Mushroom a big hug among floating coins. Red spots on a white cap make the mushroom easy to spot.
Download PDFInvincible! Mario lifts a smiling Super Star high above his head. A sunny yellow star with glowing lines looks amazing.
Download PDFWhat's inside? Three question blocks pop out a coin, a Super Mushroom and a Super Star. Golden blocks with brown corners match the games.
Download PDFMeow! Mario wears his cat suit and swats at a ball of yarn and a bell. A sunny yellow suit with a white belly looks just right.
Download PDFFloating through the clouds in his raccoon suit, Mario holds a leaf in one hand. Warm brown fur and a striped tail fit the suit.
Download PDFSay hi to Cappy! Mario waves while his hat buddy floats beside him with big googly eyes. Keep Mario's cap red and give Cappy a bright white brim.
Download PDFReady, set, go! Mario zooms around the track in a smiling kart with a checkered flag. A red kart with racing stripes looks fast.
Download PDFGoal time! Mario kicks the ball toward the net while Yoshi tries to block it under a sky of smiling stars. Green grass and a white net set the field.
Download PDFArtist at work! Mario puts on a beret and paints a rainbow on his easel. Use every color in the box for the rainbow and paint splats.
Download PDFChef Mario tosses pizza dough high in the air beside a brick oven and fresh tomatoes. A white chef hat and red tomatoes add a tasty touch.
Download PDFBeach day! In cool sunglasses, Mario builds a sandcastle near the waves with a bucket and a beach ball. Sandy tan and ocean blue set a sunny mood.
Download PDFBundled in a cozy knit scarf, Mario sips a mug of cocoa piled with marshmallows as snowflakes fall. Warm red and soft brown feel extra cozy.
Download PDFGliding across a frozen pond in skates and a scarf, Mario twirls while snowflakes swirl. Icy blues around his red cap make him pop.
Download PDFParty time! Mario carries a tall birthday cake with balloons and a present. Bright balloon colors and a frosted cake make it festive.
Download PDFIn a Santa hat, Mario stands beside a Christmas tree with presents piled underneath. A green tree and a red hat bring holiday cheer.
Download PDFTrick or treat! Mario dresses as a pumpkin and Luigi as a ghost while a Boo and bats float by. Orange, white and purple give it a spooky glow.
Download PDFBrothers forever! Mario and Luigi share a big hug in front of a warp pipe. Use red for Mario and green for Luigi so fans can tell them apart.
Download PDFSplash! Mario and Luigi stomp through a puddle under one umbrella. Pick a bright umbrella color to cheer up the gray day.
Download PDFToasting marshmallows by the campfire, Mario and Luigi enjoy a night in the forest under the moon. Orange flames and deep green pines look great.
Download PDFHello from the green brother! Luigi waves next to a warp pipe. A green cap and shirt with blue overalls keep his classic look.
Download PDFPopping up from a warp pipe, Luigi waves as coins rain down from the sky. A bright green pipe matches his cap.
Download PDFGone fishing! Luigi relaxes on a wooden dock and casts his line while a Cheep Cheep jumps nearby. Soft blue water and green reeds frame the scene.
Download PDFNot so scary after all! Luigi shares a cupcake with a grinning Boo under the stars. A white Boo and a green cap stand out on a dark night.
Download PDFSweet dreams! Luigi snuggles his pillow in bed while a tiny Boo peeks out beside him. Deep navy for the night window makes the room feel cozy.
Download PDFMario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Toad and Yoshi line up hand in hand under a cloud of hearts. Give each friend their signature color.
Download PDFGroup hug! Mario, Luigi, Peach, Toad and Yoshi squeeze together in front of the castle. Bright colors make this a happy poster.
Download PDFUp, up and away! Mario, Luigi and Yoshi ride a mushroom shaped hot air balloon under a rainbow. Fill the rainbow with bold stripes.
Download PDFFresh from the castle kitchen, a strawberry cake gets a proud smile from Princess Peach. Her pink dress and golden crown look sweet next to red berries.
Download PDFFlowers for everyone! Princess Daisy holds a giant bouquet in her garden. An orange and yellow gown matches her sunny style.
Download PDFRosalina waves her star wand while little Lumas float around the moon. Pale blue and silver give her a starry glow.
Download PDFSitting on a cloud, Rosalina reads a bedtime story to her sleepy Lumas. Soft blues and yellows make a calm night sky.
Download PDFHiya! Toad waves hello from a sunny meadow. Red spots on a white cap and a blue vest keep him looking classic.
Download PDFHold on tight! Toad floats up with a bunch of mushroom and star balloons as confetti flies. Mix bright balloon colors for a party look.
Download PDFWith a little watering can, Toad helps a box of flowers grow while butterflies flutter by. Give every flower a different color.
Download PDFToadette sets out cupcakes and a fruit basket on a checked blanket. A pink cap with white spots and pigtails fits her perfectly.
Download PDFCrack! A baby Yoshi peeks out of a spotted egg for the very first time. Green spots on the egg match the little dino.
Download PDFSnack time! Yoshi grins next to a basket full of melons, apples and bananas. A green dino and colorful fruit make a happy combo.
Download PDFYum! Yoshi holds a towering ice cream cone with a cherry on top. Pick a different flavor color for every scoop.
Download PDFWatch out for the banana peel! Yoshi zooms past it in a speedy kart. A green kart with white spots matches his egg.
Download PDFBirdo hugs a spotted egg among flowers and hearts. Pink skin and a big red bow are her signature look.
Download PDFThe King of the Koopas sits on his throne with a crown at his feet. A spiky green shell and fiery orange hair make Bowser look bold.
Download PDFBowser Jr. grabs his giant magic paintbrush and leaves splats everywhere. Bright paint colors let you go wild on this page.
Download PDFBath time! Bowser Jr. splashes in a bubbly tub with a rubber duck and a bar of soap. Pale blue bubbles keep it fresh and clean.
Download PDFOn a grassy hill, a friendly Koopa Troopa waves to say hello. A green shell, yellow skin and red shoes are the classic colors.
Download PDFStomp, stomp! A grumpy Goomba marches through the grass past a little mushroom. Warm brown for the head and tan for the face look just right.
Download PDFThis Boo is all smiles as it floats under the moon and stars. Keep Boo white and add a soft pink blush.
Download PDFShy Guy dances to the music as notes and hearts swirl around. A red robe and a white mask are his trademark look.
Download PDFTick, tick! A smiling Bob omb walks through a field of flowers with its windup key turning. Dark gray and a gold key match the games.
Download PDFWhoosh! A determined Bullet Bill blasts through the sky with speed lines behind it. Dark gray and white eyes keep it bold.
Download PDFGood boy! A round Chain Chomp waits on its chain beside a wooden stake and a bone. Color it dark and leave a bright shine on top.
Download PDFSnap! A grinning Piranha Plant pops out of its pipe with leafy arms. Red with white spots and a green pipe is the classic combo.
Download PDFThree Cheep Cheeps leap and splash through the bubbly sea. Bright red fish pop against blue water.
Download PDFLakitu floats on a smiling cloud and dangles a fishing line. Give him a green shell and a white cloud.
Download PDFCrawling along a garden path, a happy Wiggler shows off the flower on its head. Sunny yellow segments and a red flower brighten the day.
Download PDFWario hugs a giant bag of money with coins spilling all around. A yellow cap and purple overalls are his signature colors.
Download PDFDonkey Kong flexes beside a barrel and a big bunch of bananas in the jungle. Warm brown fur and a red tie with his initials look classic.
Download PDFShigeru Miyamoto created Mario for Nintendo, and a few fun facts make great conversation while you color.
Mario first appeared in the 1981 arcade game Donkey Kong under the name Jumpman.
Nintendo of America later named him after its landlord, Mario Segale, as Guinness World Records explains.
Super Mario Bros. launched in Japan on September 13, 1985.
The Super Mario games and spin offs have sold more than 890 million copies, which makes them the best selling video game series of all time, according to Guinness World Records.
Fans celebrate MAR10 Day every March 10, because the short date looks like his name.
Nintendo marks MAR10 Day with games, events and news each year. You can read one of its yearly announcements on the Nintendo website.
Mario rarely colors alone in this set. Use these pages as a quick quiz: can your child name each character before coloring?
Luigi: Mario's taller brother in green, who fishes, camps and makes friends with a Boo.
Princess Peach, Princess Daisy and Rosalina: three royal friends with a cake, a flower bouquet and a star wand.
Toad and Toadette: mushroom pals who garden, picnic and float away with balloons.
Yoshi and Birdo: Yoshi hatches, races and eats ice cream, while Birdo hugs a spotted egg.
Bowser and Bowser Jr.: the Koopa king rests on his throne, and his son paints and takes a bubble bath.
Classic enemies: Goomba, Koopa Troopa, Boo, Shy Guy, Bob omb, Bullet Bill, Chain Chomp, Piranha Plant, Cheep Cheep, Lakitu and Wiggler.
Guest stars: Wario with a money bag and Donkey Kong with his bananas.
Need a reason to come back every day? Print one page each day and build a little Mario week.
Monday: Mario Coin Collector, a bright start to the week
Tuesday: Mario Kart for a fast day
Wednesday: Mario and Luigi Camping for a midweek adventure
Thursday: Yoshi Fruit Basket for a healthy snack day
Friday: Mario Pizza Chef to welcome the weekend
Saturday: Mario Soccer for a big, detailed project
Sunday: Rosalina Bedtime Story to wind down
By Sunday, your child has a seven page Mario booklet. Staple the pages together and add a question block cover.
Game fans can start with the classic moments. Mario jumps for coins, grabs a Fire Flower, hugs a Super Mushroom, lifts a Super Star and slides down the flagpole at the end of a level. He also wears his cat suit, his raccoon suit and Cappy.
Hobby pages show the gang off duty. Mario paints a rainbow, tosses pizza dough and builds a sandcastle, while Luigi fishes and Toad tends his garden.
Seasons appear too. Mario sips hot cocoa and ice skates in winter, splashes through spring puddles with Luigi, celebrates his birthday and dresses up for Halloween and Christmas.
We ran every page through a simple script that counts the closed spaces you can fill, title letters included. The numbers are estimates, but they give you a real guide.
Under 50 spaces: Bullet Bill, Chain Chomp, Shy Guy, Friendly Boo, Level Complete, Goomba and Super Mushroom. These suit toddlers and preschoolers.
About 50 to 120 spaces: most of the set, perfect for kids from about 5 to 9.
Over 150 spaces: Princess Daisy, Mario Soccer, Toadette Picnic, Mario Ice Skating, Wiggler and the two friends group pages. Older kids, teens and adults love these.
Fans spot Mario instantly by four details: a red cap and shirt, blue overalls with yellow buttons, white gloves and brown shoes. Keep those, and the rest is up to you.
Luigi: swap the red for green and keep the blue overalls.
Princesses: pink for Peach, orange and yellow for Daisy and pale blue for Rosalina.
Mushroom pals: red spots for Toad and pink spots for Toadette on a white cap.
Yoshi: bright green skin, a red saddle and orange shoes.
Bowser: a green spiked shell, yellow belly and fiery orange hair.
Color skin tones lightly first, then add darker shades. Torn between tools? Our breakdown of crayons versus colored pencils versus markers helps you choose, and our colored pencil tutorial shows how to blend smoothly.
Bored of the usual look? Try one of these challenges and compare results with a friend.
Fire swap: color Mario with a white cap and shirt and red overalls, just like his Fire Flower form.
Brother switch: print the Mario Coin Collector page and color Mario in Luigi's green.
Three color limit: pick just three pencils and finish the whole Question Block page with them.
Hang the results side by side. One picture can look completely different each time.
MAR10 Day party: print a stack of pages for March 10 and set up a coloring station.
Birthday table: give every guest the Happy Birthday Mario page as a calm activity before cake.
Kart race game: color Mario Kart and Yoshi Kart, then cut them out for a paper race track.
Classroom reward: let early finishers pick a Mario page from a folder.
Friendship card: color the Mario and Luigi Brothers page and give it to a sibling or best friend.
Our list of things to do with finished coloring pages adds even more ideas.
The PDFs use A4 size, so pick Fit to page on a Letter printer. Our step by step printing guide covers phones and tablets, and the best paper for coloring pages matters if you plan to use markers.
Super Mario, Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Yoshi, Bowser and all related characters are trademarks of Nintendo. All Coloring Pages has no affiliation with Nintendo. Our Terms and Conditions and Disclaimer explain how you can use these free pages.
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Mario first appeared in the 1981 arcade game Donkey Kong, where players knew him as Jumpman.
Shigeru Miyamoto created Mario for Nintendo.
Nintendo of America named him after its landlord at the time, Mario Segale.
MAR10 Day is March 10. Fans and Nintendo celebrate Mario that day, because the short date looks like his name.
Luigi is Mario's younger brother. He wears green instead of red, and he has his own pages in this set.
Start with Bullet Bill, Chain Chomp, Shy Guy, Friendly Boo and Goomba. They have the biggest shapes and the fewest spaces.
Yes. You will find Christmas, Halloween and birthday pages, plus winter cocoa and ice skating scenes.
No. These are fan coloring pages. Nintendo owns the characters, and All Coloring Pages has no affiliation with Nintendo.
No. Tap Download PDF under any picture and the file opens right away.