Get ready to dive into the magical world of Raya and the Last Dragon—a land of brave warriors, mythical creatures, and epic adventures. Our Raya coloring pages bring the spirit of Kumandra right to your fingertips.
Whether you’re coloring Raya’s powerful sword or Sisu’s shimmering dragon form, there’s wonder waiting on every page. And hey—if you’re a fan of Disney princesses, you’re in for a treat.
Raya stands strong alongside legends like Moana, Elsa, and Belle in our Disney Princess coloring pages collection. Fierce. Fearless. Beautiful. She’s everything a modern princess should be.
So, grab your favorite colors—let your imagination run wild—and bring these bold characters to life. Magic starts with a single stroke. Ready? Let’s color!
Raya and the Last Dragon
In a land once whole—now broken into five pieces—hope flickers like a candle in the wind. That land is Kumandra. A place of magic. Of warriors. And legends. At the heart of it all stands Raya—a fierce, determined girl with a blade in her hand and a mission carved into her soul.
She’s not your typical princess. She rides a pill bug. Fights like a storm. Trusts like someone who’s lost everything. Because she has.
Her world was shattered by the Druun—dark, swirling shadows that turn people to stone. The only way to stop them? Find the last dragon.
Sisu. The dragon of water. Goofy. Kind. Unexpected. But powerful. Together, Raya and Sisu embark on a journey to heal their land—and their hearts.
It’s not just about fighting monsters. It’s about trust. Forgiveness. Finding strength in the broken pieces. And realizing… maybe we’re stronger together.
“Raya and the Last Dragon” isn’t just a story—it’s a reminder. That even in the darkest times, magic still exists. In laughter. In friendship. In second chances.
And maybe—just maybe—in dragons.
How to Color Raya Like a Legend
Raya Coloring Page
Start with the eyes.
Deep brown—fierce, focused, full of stories. They hold ancient truths. Let them speak.
Move to her cloak.
Rich red. Like fire. Like courage. A warrior’s armor in fabric form.
That wide-brimmed hat?
Use soft browns and tans—earthy, humble. It’s seen storms and sunshine.
Her outfit?
Think mustard yellow meets forest green. A blend of royalty and rugged roads.
Don’t forget the sword.
Silver-gray with rough edges. Not shiny. Real. Used. Honest.
Boots?
Go darker—brown or charcoal. They’ve walked through mud, mist, and memory.
Add shadows.
Around her cloak, under her hat. She’s mysterious. She’s bold.
Want to change it up?
Go wild. Neon Raya? Pastel Raya? Your version matters.
Final tip:
Don’t just color her—breathe life into her. Tell your story through hers.
Meet Tuk Tuk
Raya and Tuk Tuk Coloring Sheets
He’s part pill bug. Part pug. Part armadillo. And all heart. Meet Tuk Tuk—Raya’s loyal companion, her ride, her best friend, and, on cold nights, her personal blanket.
From the moment she was little, Tuk Tuk’s been there—rolling through jungles, deserts, and danger without hesitation. His shell? Like a mobile fortress. His vibe? Pure cuddle energy. He may look like a walking walnut with legs, but don’t be fooled. This little guy is fast. Sharp. Surprisingly agile for something that can curl into a ball and zoom like a turbo-charged scooter.
He doesn’t talk. He doesn’t need to. One look from those big, soulful eyes says everything—loyalty. love. snacks, please.
Tuk Tuk may not breathe fire. He doesn’t wield a magical sword. But he’s proof that the bravest hearts don’t always roar. Some just roll. Quietly. Constantly.
He’s not just a sidekick. He’s family. A little armored hero with a huge role in saving the world—one roll at a time.
Raya & Sisu: Sword and Scales
Raya and the Last Dragon Coloring Sheets
At first, Raya didn’t believe. Not in dragons. Not in people. Not even in herself. The world had betrayed her too many times—so she built walls. Sharp words. Sharper swords.
Then came Sisu. A dragon, yes. But not the fire-breathing, fierce kind Raya expected. Sisu was awkward. Kind. Honest to a fault. A little goofy. A lot of heart. And somehow, exactly what Raya needed.
Their journey wasn’t smooth. Raya had trust issues. Sisu had blind faith. They clashed. They grew. Sisu didn’t just show Raya how to fight for Kumandra—she showed her how to believe in it.
In others. In hope. In second chances.
Together, they weren’t just chasing pieces of a broken gem. They were piecing together something far greater—trust. The magic that truly held the world together.
By the end, Sisu became more than a dragon. She became Raya’s guide. Her friend. Her reminder that strength doesn’t always come from power—it comes from choosing to believe, even when it’s hard.
Raya’s sword could cut through anything. But it was Sisu’s heart that helped her heal.
Raya’s Crew of Misfits
Coloring Images of Raya and her Crew
Raya didn’t set out to make friends. She was on a mission. Focused. Solo. Sword in hand—heart locked up tight. But fate? It had other plans.
Enter her wild, wonderful, totally unpredictable crew.
Tong. A giant with a warrior’s roar—but also… a softie. A dad. A protector. Lost and hurting, just like the rest of them.
Then came Boun—a ten-year-old boat captain with a big smile, a bigger heart, and shrimp for days. Street-smart. Fierce. Hilarious. The kind of kid who turns a floating kitchen into a safe haven.
And A baby con artist named Noi—with eyes like moonlight and moves that could outsmart grown-ups twice her size. Alongside her? Three ninja Ongis. Part monkey. Part trouble. All chaos.
They were from different lands. Different pasts. They didn’t trust each other at first. Why would they? The world was broken. But little by little—laugh by laugh, fight by fight—they became more than allies.
They became family. Not the perfect kind. The real kind. The messy, loyal, ride-or-die kind.
Together, they didn’t just help Raya find the dragon.
They helped her find herself.
Namaari & Raya : Blades and Trust
Namaari and Raya Coloring Pages
Once, they laughed together. Shared snacks. Dragon scrolls. Dreams. Raya and Namaari—two girls from different lands, connected by wonder. Hope.
But hope shattered fast. Betrayal cuts deeper when it comes from someone you trust. And Namaari? She broke everything. Or maybe… she was broken too.
Their friendship turned into fire. Fights. Silence. Years passed—but the memory lingered. A question hanging in the air: Could they ever trust again?
Every sword clash between them was more than a battle—it was heartbreak. Rage. Regret.
But when the world needed healing, it wasn’t magic that saved it. It was them.
Choosing to forgive. To believe again.
Their bond? Complicated. Raw. Real. Not perfect. But powerful.
Sometimes the people who hurt you are the same ones who can help you heal.
Raya and Namaari didn’t just restore Kumandra.
They restored each other.
Raya and the Disney Princesses
Raya and the Disney Princesses Coloring Pages
Raya may be new to the Disney Princess lineup—but she fits right in like she’s always belonged. She’s got Mulan’s warrior spirit. That fire. That fight. The kind you see in every bold stroke of our Mulan coloring pages. Raya doesn’t wear a crown.
She wears courage. Just like Merida, with her wild hair and wilder heart—you’ll find that same fierce energy in Merida coloring pages, too.
If you’re looking for magical adventures and creative fun, these Disney Princess coloring pages are perfect for kids and fans of all ages. Whether you’re reliving classic fairytales or exploring new ones, there’s a princess for everyone to color and enjoy.
Start with the timeless elegance of Cinderella coloring pages, where dreams really do come true. Then step into the enchanted forest with Snow White coloring pages, full of woodland creatures and charming scenes.
For lovers of royal beauty, Aurora coloring pages from Sleeping Beauty offer dreamy pastels and magical castles. Or dive under the sea with Ariel coloring pages, filled with mermaids, seashells, and ocean fun.
Fans of fairy-tale romance will adore Belle coloring pages, featuring scenes from Beauty and the Beast. Explore exotic adventures with Jasmine coloring pages, capturing the spirit of Aladdin and the vibrant colors of Agrabah.
Step into nature with Pocahontas coloring pages, perfect for fans of earthy tones and flowing rivers. For a story of honor and bravery, Mulan coloring pages bring legendary battles and beautiful traditions to life.
Celebrate New Orleans magic with Tiana coloring pages, or let down your hair with Rapunzel coloring pages from Tangled. Brave hearts will enjoy Merida coloring pages, where archery and independence shine.
Explore the ocean again with the spirited Moana coloring pages, full of Polynesian culture and adventurous vibes. And don’t miss the fierce and fearless Raya coloring pages, featuring dragons, action, and Southeast Asian-inspired designs.
No matter which princess is your favorite, these coloring pages provide endless creative inspiration. Grab your crayons and bring their stories to life!
Ink. Imagination. Infinite Possibilities.
And just like that—our journey through the vibrant world of Raya coloring pages comes to an end. But that doesn’t mean the adventure stops here. Nope. Not even close. With every stroke of your crayon or splash of marker, you’ve brought Kumandra to life. You’ve made Tuk Tuk even cuter. You’ve given Sisu her sparkle back. And Raya? She’s never looked more fearless.
But hey—if you’re craving more magical kingdoms, fierce heroines, and enchanting designs to color… don’t stop now. Dive into our Disney Princess coloring pages next. Whether it’s Moana riding the waves or Belle lost in a book—each page is a story waiting for your colors to tell it.
So keep going. Keep coloring. From Raya to Rapunzel—every princess, every page, every little moment you spend creating is a reminder of the magic inside you.
The adventure? It’s only beginning.
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.