Boo! – Did you hear that? Oh wait, it’s just SpongeBob and the gang, dressed up in their spookiest, silliest Halloween costumes, ready for some frightfully fun coloring adventures! If you love Bikini Bottom and all things spooky, you’re in for a treat (no tricks here!).
These Halloween SpongeBob coloring pages are packed with pumpkins, haunted Krusty Krab vibes, and maybe even a jellyfishing ghost or two. From vampire SpongeBob to werewolf Patrick, your crayons are about to bring the Halloween spirit to life! Whether you’re a kid or just a kid at heart, grab your favorite colors and dive deep into the spooky, silly world of SpongeBob SquarePants—where Halloween is always a splash!
Halloween in Bikini Bottom
Deep under the sea—where the water’s eerie glow makes shadows dance—Halloween in Bikini Bottom is anything but ordinary. SpongeBob carves jellyfish-shaped pumpkins, Patrick mistakes his own reflection for a ghost, and Squidward?
Well, he’s just grumpy as usual. The Flying Dutchman lurks in the mist, ready to spook anyone who dares say they don’t believe in ghosts. Want to dive into this undersea fright fest?
Grab your crayons and explore the SpongeBob Coloring Pages—where you can bring to life haunted pineapples, spooky sea monsters, and SpongeBob’s most hilarious Halloween costumes! And don’t forget Sandy Cheeks Coloring Pages—because even in her air dome, she’s got some Texas-sized Halloween surprises waiting!
Ghost SpongeBob Coloring Page
Under the deep, dark sea… something spooky stirs. A ghostly figure drifts past the Krusty Krab—two big eyes, two buck teeth, and an oddly familiar giggle. It’s SpongeBob! Or at least, his attempt at being Bikini Bottom’s scariest ghost.
Dressed in a wobbly, sheet-like disguise, he’s ready to haunt the town. But instead of screams, all he gets are laughs! Will SpongeBob’s “scary” look ever work? Or is he doomed to be the most adorable ghost in the sea? Either way, Halloween in Bikini Bottom just got a whole lot funnier!
Halloween SpongeBob Coloring Page for Kids
Ding-dong! The first door creaks open. SpongeBob, dressed as the spookiest ghost (ahem—just a bedsheet with eye holes), beams with excitement. “Trick or treat!” he shouts. Mr. Krabs tosses in… a single penny. Classic.
Next stop: Squidward’s house. The door barely cracks open. “Go away.” Slam. No candy there.
But then—BOOM! A green glow. The Flying Dutchman’s ship looms overhead. SpongeBob shivers. Trick or treat… or be cursed forever?!
Only one way to find out. He takes a deep breath—knocks on the haunted door—and hopes for candy, not ghosts.
SpongeBob on Halloween Coloring Sheet
Knock, knock! SpongeBob rushes to the door, arms full of candy. But the moment he opens it—chaos.
Tiny fish in monster masks swarm him. “Trick or treat!” they chant, their little fins outstretched. SpongeBob, overwhelmed, fumbles with the candy bowl. Too late. A pirate toddler climbs onto his head. A vampire fish swipes a fistful of sweets. A mini jellyfish-zombie buzzes past his legs.
“Wait—one at a time!” SpongeBob pleads.
But the candy is gone. The children vanish into the night. And SpongeBob? Left standing, dazed, with an empty bowl and a very full heart.
Scary SpongeBob Coloring Page
The screams start instantly. One look—just one—at SpongeBob’s exposed brain, and Bikini Bottom loses its mind.
Fish flee. Windows slam shut. A jellyfish faints mid-air. Even Mr. Krabs drops a dollar in terror.
SpongeBob, confused, tilts his head. “What’s wrong?” His brain—pulsing, pink, horrifying—wiggles slightly. A collective shudder ripples through the crowd.
“Monster!” someone shrieks. “No! It’s just me!” SpongeBob protests, but it’s too late. Even Patrick—his best friend, his rock—slowly backs away. SpongeBob watches the empty street, brain still showing, and sighs. Worst. Halloween. Ever.
Coloring Page of SpongeBob Dressed as Patrick for Halloween
The ultimate Halloween costume. SpongeBob spent hours perfecting it—pink bodysuit, green shorts, big dumb grin. Tonight, he was Patrick. He waddled into the Krusty Krab, arms outstretched. “DUUHHH… is mayonnaise an instrument?”
Silence. Then—uproarious laughter. Mr. Krabs wheezed. Squidward actually smiled. Even Patrick, staring at his own reflection (but… not?), clapped in delight.
“This is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen!” Patrick cheered. Want to bring Patrick to life yourself? Check out Patrick Star Coloring Pages—where the goofiest starfish is always ready for some silly, pink fun!
SpongeBob in Maid’s Costume for Halloween Coloring Sheet
The Krusty Krab’s door swung open—and there stood SpongeBob. In a frilly black-and-white maid outfit. Feather duster in hand. “Bonjour, monsieur!” he curtsied. Squidward choked on his drink. Mr. Krabs blinked. “Boy, what in Davy Jones’ locker—”
“I’m MaidBob SquareDress!” SpongeBob twirled, apron fluttering. “Here to keep Halloween squeaky clean!” He dusted Squidward’s nose. He polished the cash register. He even tried to scrub the grease stains off Patrick (it didn’t work). The verdict? Bikini Bottom was shocked. But the Krusty Krab had never looked cleaner.
Coloring Sheet of Dracula SpongeBob
Lightning flashed. Thunder rumbled. And from the shadows of Bikini Bottom emerged—Count SpongeBobula! Draped in a flowing black cape, fangs glistening, SpongeBob raised his arms. “I vant to suck your ketchup!” he declared, striking a dramatic pose.
Patrick gasped. Squidward rolled his eyes. Mr. Krabs? Too busy guarding his cash register.But deep in the Chum Bucket, Plankton watched. Scheming. Plotting. “A vampire, huh?” he muttered. “Maybe I should go as a mad scientist this year…”
Want to bring Bikini Bottom’s tiniest villain to life? Check out Plankton Coloring Pages—where even the smallest creatures can have big Halloween plans.
Frankenstein SpongeBob Coloring Image for Kids
Thunder crashed. The lights flickered. And then—BOOM! The doors to the Krusty Krab burst open.
There stood SpongeBob. Green skin. Square bolts. A stitched-up forehead.
“IT’S ALIVE!” he bellowed, arms stiff, stomping forward in slow, clunky steps. “I mean… I’m alive. And ready for Halloween!” Patrick gasped. “SpongeBob… you look horrifying.”
“Really?” SpongeBob grinned. “I was going for adorable!” Squidward groaned. Mr. Krabs sighed. But the customers? They loved it. Soon, the whole Krusty Krab was doing the Franken-Sponge shuffle—because nothing’s scarier than SpongeBob with extra brainpower.
Coloring Image of Rabbit SpongeBob
The moon hung low over Bikini Bottom. The streets were quiet—too quiet. And then…
THUMP. THUMP. THUMP.
A shadowy figure emerged. Floppy ears. Twitching nose. Rage in his eyes. “Trick or treat!” SpongeBob growled, dressed as an angry rabbit. Fuzzy white fur. Giant buck teeth. A deep, menacing scowl.
Patrick blinked. “Bunnies aren’t scary.” SpongeBob’s eye twitched. He lunged. A flurry of paws, cotton tail shaking—Patrick screamed. Squidward fled. Even Mr. Krabs locked the Krusty Krab doors.
The legend of the Terrifying Ticked-Off Bunny was born. And Bikini Bottom would never sleep easy again.
Halloween SpongeBob Patrick Coloring Page
Knock. Knock. The door creaked open.
“Trick or treat!” SpongeBob and Patrick screamed, throwing their arms in the air.
SpongeBob—wrapped in his ghostly bedsheet disguise—wiggled his fingers, trying to look terrifying. Patrick, rocking a giant fake mustache and black-rimmed glasses, struck a dramatic pose. Were they spooky? Mysterious? Bone-chilling?
The old fish at the door blinked. “Uh… aren’t you two a little—”
“BOO!” SpongeBob yelled. The door slammed shut. No candy. No screams. Just awkward silence. Patrick sighed. “Maybe we should’ve gone as something actually scary… like taxes.”
Halloween Gary with Pumpkin Shell Coloring Sheet
The full moon cast an eerie glow over Bikini Bottom. SpongeBob adjusted his ghost costume, ready for another night of tricks and treats—until he heard it.
Thump. Drag. Thump.He turned slowly. There it was. A giant, orange shape creeping toward him. Hollow eyes. A twisted grin.
“Meow.” SpongeBob gasped. Gary! His loyal snail had ditched his regular shell for a carved-out pumpkin—his slimy trail glowing faintly in the dark. “You’re a pumpkin snail!” SpongeBob clapped.
Want to color this spooky, squishy pet? Check out Gary coloring pages—because even snails deserve a Halloween makeover.
SpongeBob and Patrick as Sherlock and Watson Coloring Image
The game was afoot. Or rather—a fin was missing.
SpongeBob adjusted his deerstalker hat, magnifying glass in hand. “Patrick, my dear Watson, we have a mystery to solve.” Patrick, wearing a tiny bowler hat and an oversized mustache, nodded. “Indubitably, SpongeBob! But uh… what’s the mystery?”
SpongeBob gasped. “The case of the disappearing candy!” Patrick’s eyes widened. “Who could do such a thing?” Silence. Then—Patrick burped. A single candy wrapper floated to the ground. SpongeBob sighed. “Case closed, Watson.”
Patrick shrugged. “At least we look cool.”
Bat Sponge and Robin Star Coloring Page
The night was dark. The streets of Bikini Bottom were eerily silent. And then—BAM!
From the rooftops (or, well, the sidewalk), two masked figures emerged. “I am the night!” SpongeBob declared, his cape billowing behind him. His tiny Bat-ears stood tall. “Justice will be served!”
Patrick, in a way-too-tight Robin costume, tripped over his own boots. “Holy fish paste, Batman! Where’s the candy?” SpongeBob narrowed his eyes. “First, we patrol.” Patrick groaned. “Can’t we just eat the candy we already have?” SpongeBob gasped. “Robin—heroes don’t snack before justice!”
Halloween had never been so dramatic.
SpongeBob and Patrick as Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy
Halloween night. Bikini Bottom trembled. Not from ghosts or ghouls—but from justice.
SpongeBob, belly stuffed into bright orange spandex, marched forward. His purple seashell bra gleamed under the streetlights. Patrick, wearing tiny wings and way-too-tight blue gloves, stumbled behind. They were Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy. And no crime—no candy theft—would go unpunished.
They struck heroic poses. Children stared. Squidward sighed. Mr. Krabs locked the Krusty Krab doors.
Then Patrick tripped over his cape, knocking SpongeBob into a barrel of apples. Superheroing was harder than it looked. But the legend lived on.
Halloween SpongeBob Squidward Coloring Page
The streets of Bikini Bottom were dark, the air thick with the scent of candy and mischief.
SpongeBob crouched low, tail flicking, whiskers twitching. His purr-fect disguise? A full-body cat costume—fur, ears, the whole package. “Meow!” he beamed, ready to pounce on some candy.
Beside him, Squidward stood, arms crossed, completely unamused. Dressed in all black, beanie pulled low, he looked less like a trick-or-treater and more like a professional burglar.
SpongeBob gasped. “Wait—if I’m a cat and you’re dressed like that… does that make you a cat burglar?”
Squidward groaned. This was going to be a long night. Want to bring out Squidward’s grumpy Halloween spirit? Check out Squidward Coloring Pages—because even burglars need some color.
Halloween Dutchman Coloring Sheet
A ghostly green fog rolled over Bikini Bottom. The sea trembled. The jellyfish hid. And then—BOOM!
Lightning split the sky as the Flying Dutchman emerged from the abyss, eyes burning, beard writhing like cursed seaweed. His haunted ship loomed above the town, chains rattling, an eerie glow spilling over the rooftops.
“Ye dare celebrate Halloween without a proper fright?” he bellowed. Fish fled in terror. Windows slammed shut. Even Mr. Krabs clutched his money—for once, too scared to count it. The Dutchman cackled, soaring into the night. Halloween had truly begun.
How to Color Halloween SpongeBob Coloring Pages
- Choose Your Theme – Do you want a spooky SpongeBob or a silly one? Pick colors that match the Halloween vibe—dark purples, eerie greens, and pumpkin oranges work great!
- Start with Light Colors – Begin with lighter shades and build up to darker tones. This helps with blending and keeps details visible.
- Add Spooky Effects – Use shadows around SpongeBob’s costume to give it a ghostly glow. Try adding misty backgrounds for a haunted effect.
- Highlight the Details – Glow-in-the-dark eyes? Dripping slime? A creepy Krusty Krab? Get creative with neon and textured coloring techniques.
- Outline for Depth – Use a black or dark-colored pencil to outline SpongeBob’s costume and features for a bold, Halloween-style pop.
- Mix and Match – Don’t stick to just crayons! Try markers, gel pens, or even watercolor to bring your Halloween SpongeBob to life.
Trick or Treat!
And just like that—another spooky, silly Halloween in Bikini Bottom comes to an end. But your coloring adventure? That’s just getting started!
With Halloween SpongeBob Coloring Pages, you can bring the creepiest, funniest, and most absurdly festive moments to life. Whether it’s ghostly SpongeBob, vampire Patrick, or a pumpkin-shelled Gary, the fun never stops. Color outside the lines. Add your own eerie details. Make it your own!
And when the jack-o’-lanterns go dark and the Christmas lights start twinkling—don’t stop there. Dive into Christmas SpongeBob Coloring Pages next, because SpongeBob never takes a holiday off… and neither should your creativity!
Hi! I’m Shuchi, an artist who’s been in love with creating art since I was a kid. I work with all sorts of mediums – acrylic painting, sketching, watercolor, mandala art, and calligraphy. These days, I’m putting my creative energy into designing coloring pages for children at Coloring Path. My art is influenced by everything from traditional techniques to Japanese anime, and I love bringing these diverse influences into my work.