Miraculous Ladybug Coloring Pages
Free Printable Miraculous Ladybug Coloring Pages
Explore around 37 “Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir” coloring page collection that is simple, cute, printable and bound to be a hit with children, parents and teachers.
This compilation features a variety of adorable Miraculous images of the superhero, Ladybug, her sidekick Cat Noir and the pair as they fight the villains of Paris—great for fun and educational purposes.
Children will love choosing their favorite picture to fill in while learning about character design and fine motor skills.
Parents will appreciate these printables for quiet time, at home for fun art projects and even as a scholarly tool with a superhero focus. Similarly, teachers will enjoy this compilation for a classroom coloring effort, a themed lesson plan or a classroom reward. With pages that are printable and bound to encourage cuteness and creativity, this is a simple, easy and adorable way to incorporate Miraculous into your coloring experience!
Miraculous Ladybug Cat astrophe
Cat Noir is stuck in a giant ball of yarn, looking utterly bewildered and tangled. Ladybug giggles from above.
Miraculous Ladybug Donut Disaster
Marinette accidentally creates a giant, sticky donut that Ladybug and Cat Noir are trying to escape.
Miraculous Ladybug Pizza Panic
A pizza delivery guy is overwhelmed by Ladybug and Cat Noir trying to grab a slice mid-air.
Miraculous Ladybug Sock Surprise
Alya has collected a mountain of mismatched socks, and Nino is buried beneath them, only his head popping out.
Miraculous Ladybug Ice Cream Insanity
Cat Noir’s ice cream cone has melted and is dripping all over him in a comical fashion.
Miraculous Ladybug Butterfly Bonanza
A friendly butterfly lands on Hawk Moth’s nose, making him sneeze uncontrollably.
Coloring Themes
- Ladybug and Cat Noir in action poses—ready to save Paris.
- The heroes alongside their magical Kwami companions (such as Tikki and Plagg).
- Scenes featuring the iconic Eiffel Tower, Paris rooftops and city lights.
- Villain moments and hero moments—turn a colouring into a full narrative.
- Simple outlines for younger children and slightly more detailed frames for older kids or mixed-age use.
Miraculous Ladybug Froggy Fiasco
Adrien is accidentally transformed into a giant, grumpy frog by an akuma.
Miraculous Ladybug Pigeon Predicament
Ladybug is trying to balance on a stack of very confused pigeons.
Miraculous Ladybug Squirrel Shenanigans
Cat Noir is trying to chase away a group of mischievous squirrels stealing his cheese.
Miraculous Ladybug Robot Ruckus
Marinette’s new invention is a wobbly robot that keeps tripping over its own feet.
Miraculous Ladybug Poodle Power
A very fluffy poodle has accidentally gotten a Miraculous and is now causing adorable chaos.
Miraculous Ladybug Bagel Blunder
Ladybug is trying to tie someone up with a giant, runaway bagel.
Miraculous Ladybug Rubber Duck Rodeo
Cat Noir transformed as an inflatable rubber duck through Paris.
Miraculous Ladybug Accordion Acrobatics
Alya is playing a ridiculously long accordion, almost hitting everyone with it.
Miraculous Ladybug Spaghetti Struggle
Marinette is tangled in a giant plate of spaghetti, looking stressed.
Miraculous Ladybug Ostrich Obstacle
Ladybug is trying to leap over an enormous, startled ostrich.
Miraculous Ladybug Teapot Tumbling
Cat Noir accidentally knocks over a giant teapot, creating a tea tsunami.
Miraculous Ladybug Banana Blimp
Adrien is floating away in a blimp shaped like a giant banana.
Miraculous Ladybug Turtle Tantrum
Master Fu is being chased by a tiny, angry turtle wearing a Miraculous.
Miraculous Ladybug Giraffe Glide
Ladybug is trying to swing from a very tall, confused giraffe.
Miraculous Ladybug Penguin Parade
Cat Noir is leading a parade of penguins who are all wearing tiny hats.
Miraculous Ladybug Lobster Lunge
Ladybug is posing like a transformed lobster with oversized pincers.
Miraculous Ladybug Waffle Workout
Marinette is trying to do a workout routine using giant waffles as weights.
Miraculous Ladybug Clown Car Chaos
Ladybug and Cat Noir are squeezed into a tiny clown car, looking uncomfortable.
Miraculous Ladybug Octopus Odyssey
Cat Noir is trying to untangle himself from an akumatized octopus’s many arms.
Miraculous Ladybug Rhinoceros Rodeo
Ladybug is attempting to ride a surprisingly gentle, akumatized rhinoceros.
Miraculous Ladybug Hotdog Hurdle
Adrien is trying to jump over a comically large, runaway hotdog.
Miraculous Ladybug Octopus Obstacle
Ladybug is trying to navigate through a maze made of giant rubber ducks.
Miraculous Ladybug Flamingo Fling
Cat Noir is trying to fly using a pair of oversized flamingo wings.
Miraculous Ladybug Hippopotamus Hoedown
Ladybug is attempting to lead a group of dancing hippopotamuses.
Miraculous Ladybug Penguin Pondering
Plagg is dressed as a penguin, looking very serious and contemplating fish.
Miraculous Ladybug Giraffe Gallop
Cat Noir is trying to race a surprisingly fast giraffe.
Miraculous Ladybug Ostrich Orbit
Cat Noir is attempting to swing from a very tall, akumatized ostrich.
Miraculous Ladybug Penguin Pursuit
Marinette is trying to catch a runaway group of akumatized penguins.
Miraculous Ladybug Yak Yell
Cat Noir is trying to calm down a very loud, akumatized yak.
What’s Next?
Now that you’ve downloaded and printed the colouring pages, here’s how kids, parents and teachers can make the most of them:
- Create a special “colouring-hero” station with coloured pencils or markers and let the child pick their favourite hero or scene to colour.
- While colouring, talk about the characters: What superpower does Ladybug have? What about Cat Noir? This builds storytelling and engagement.
- For parents or teachers: incorporate a mini-lesson—perhaps on teamwork, good vs evil, or the city of Paris—then colour a scene and discuss the “mission”.
- After colouring, display the completed artwork in a “Hero Gallery” on a wall or fridge to celebrate creativity and give the child pride in their work.
- For extra fun: challenge the child to design their own hero page—draw a new costume, create a new scene of the heroes saving the day—and then colour it and write a short caption.
Fun Facts
- In “Miraculous”, the ladybug motif stands for creation and renewal while the cat stands for destruction and transformation—so Ladybug and Cat Noir actually have very symbolic powers. Wikipedia
- The city setting in the show is Paris, and the heroes often appear on rooftops near the famous Eiffel Tower—so when you colour a scene with a tower or rooftop, you’re colouring Paris in a way!
- The miraculous jewels (called “Miraculouses”) in the show are inspired by real-life folklore about magical jewels and talismans—so your colouring page is part of a long tradition of magical storytelling.
