Dark. Mysterious. And utterly menacing. Zurg—the infamous villain from Toy Story—is here, and he’s ready to be brought to life with color! Whether you see him as an unstoppable force of evil or just a misunderstood mechanical mastermind, these Zurg coloring pages give you the power to decide his fate. Will you stick to his classic purple and black?
Or will you reimagine him in wild, unexpected shades? The choice is yours. Perfect for kids, adults, and anyone who loves a good space-fueled adventure, these pages let your creativity blast off to infinity—and beyond! So grab your crayons, markers, or digital brushes, and get ready to turn the Emperor of Evil into your own masterpiece. Let the coloring battle begin!
Emperor Zurg Coloring Page
Towering. Menacing. Cloaked in deep purple with glowing red eyes—Zurg is the ultimate villain in the Toy Story universe. As Buzz Lightyear’s sworn enemy (or so Buzz believes), he rules with an iron fist, his blaster always charged, ready to strike fear into the galaxy. But is he truly evil? Or just another toy with a role to play?
Fans love Zurg for his over-the-top villainy, his deep, echoing voice, and—of course—that shocking revelation in Toy Story 2. Whether you’re reliving his greatest moments or crafting your own adventure, he’s the perfect character to bring to life with color.
And if you’re looking for more characters to fill the page, check out Toy Story Coloring Pages for a full cast of heroes, villains, and space rangers. Grab your colors—it’s time to unleash Zurg’s power in a way only you can!
Zurg in Action Coloring Sheet
Blasters charged. Cloak billowing. Zurg stands atop his fortress, eyes glowing—waiting. Then—BOOM! He fires, sending a surge of energy across the battlefield. No hero is safe. No escape is certain. His mechanical laugh echoes through the air as he closes in on his target.
But wait—who dares challenge the Emperor of Evil? A lone space ranger, determined. Foolish. Zurg’s metal fingers tighten around his blaster. “You are no match for me!” he roars, unleashing another devastating attack. Sparks fly. The battle rages. Good versus evil—destiny versus destruction. Will Zurg emerge victorious, ruling the galaxy once and for all? Or will his plans be foiled yet again? The fight is on. And Zurg—unstoppable, relentless—will never back down.
Toy Zurg with Ion Blaster Coloring Image
Towering over the battlefield—or the living room floor—Toy Zurg is locked and loaded. His ion blaster hums with power, spinning, clicking, ready to fire. One press of the trigger, and—WHOOSH! A neon projectile launches forward, striking fear into every action figure in sight.
He stands tall, arms crossed, cape flowing, the ultimate villain in plastic form. His red eyes gleam with mischief—his evil laugh, trapped in a tiny speaker, waiting to be unleashed. He’s not just a toy. He’s a force of destruction. A legend. A menace.
Whether he’s battling Buzz Lightyear, commanding an army of robots, or simply ruling the toy shelf—Toy Zurg with his ion blaster is a must-have for any true space villain collector.
Coloring Page of Zurg with Ion Blaster
Darkness looms. Metal footsteps echo. Emperor Zurg—the real one, not some cheap plastic imitation—emerges from the shadows. His ion blaster hums with deadly energy, its barrels spinning, locked onto the target. With a flick of his clawed hand, he powers it up—WHIRR!—the weapon pulses, ready to obliterate anything in its path.
He is not just a villain. He is domination in its purest form. Cold. Calculating. Unstoppable. His crimson eyes burn like twin suns, his deep voice thundering across the cosmos. No space ranger, no foolish rebel, no force in the galaxy can stand against him.
With a final growl, he raises his blaster—BOOM! The universe trembles. Emperor Zurg has arrived. And nothing will stop him now.
Coloring Sheet of Emperor Zurg Plotting
Deep within his fortress, hidden among the stars, Emperor Zurg plots. His throne room glows in eerie purple light—screens flicker, maps of galaxies spread before him. His claws tap against the console. Calculating. Waiting.
A smirk curls beneath his metallic mask. “Soon…” he mutters, his red eyes burning like twin embers. His enemies have grown complacent. Fools. They do not see the storm brewing. His battle droids are ready. His warships are armed. His ion blaster gleams beside him, fully charged.
One command, and chaos will descend. One move, and the universe will tremble. Zurg never acts without precision. Never without power. And when the time is right—he will strike. No mercy. No escape. Only victory.
Coloring Image of Zurg doing the Spiderman Pose
“You!”
“No, YOU!”
Emperor Zurg stands, arms outstretched, pointing dramatically—his menacing posture somehow twisted into an iconic Spider-Man meme pose. His glowing red eyes flicker with confusion. His mighty, fearsome cape billows behind him. Somewhere, across the galaxy, another Zurg—identical in all ways—mirrors his stance.
The room is silent. Tension crackles in the air. Is this an imposter? A clone? A trick by that wretched Star Command? Zurg’s mind races. His ion blaster remains holstered—for now. His metal fingers remain locked in position, each digit accusing the other.
A showdown? A misunderstanding? Or just the greatest, most unexpected crossover of all time? One thing is certain—the galaxy isn’t ready for two Zurgs.
Zurg with the Alien Coloring Page for Kids
“OooOOooohhh…”
The three aliens stare up at Emperor Zurg, their tiny hands raised in awe. Their oversized eyes gleam with admiration. “You are… the chosen one!” they whisper in unison.
Zurg looms over them, arms crossed, glowing red eyes narrowing. He expected fear. Obedience. Chaos. But… worship? That was new. “Chosen one?” he growls. “I am the ruler of the galaxy! The ultimate evil! I—”
The aliens gasp. “Yes! The one who controls the Claw!” Zurg freezes. The Claw? That ridiculous arcade machine? His metal fingers twitch. He could blast them into oblivion… or—maybe—just maybe—having loyal minions wouldn’t be so bad. He exhales. “Fine. Kneel before Zurg.” The aliens cheer. Zurg sighs. This is his life now.
Emperor Zurg in Movies Coloring Sheet
This isn’t the Zurg you remember.
In Lightyear, Emperor Zurg isn’t just a villain—he’s a mystery, a force, a shadow looming over Buzz’s mission. His towering frame, his glowing red eyes, his silent, mechanical presence—all scream unstoppable. But then—the truth. The helmet lifts. The revelation strikes.
This isn’t some mindless warlord. It’s Buzz. An older, broken Buzz, consumed by regret, willing to rewrite time itself. Zurg isn’t just evil—he’s what happens when obsession goes too far.
Metal clanks. A deep voice echoes. “I am… Zurg.”
It’s not about galactic domination. It’s about fixing the past—at any cost. And suddenly, the fight isn’t just hero vs. villain. It’s Buzz vs. what he could become.
Zurg in Cartoon Coloring Image
Loud. Over-the-top. And absolutely dramatic. In Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, Zurg is more than just a villain—he’s a theatrical, cape-flaring menace with a voice that booms across the galaxy. He laughs maniacally. He monologues endlessly. He schemes, fails, and somehow always escapes in time for the next evil plan.
One moment, he’s unleashing an army of robots. The next? He’s arguing with his hilariously incompetent minions about the finer details of galactic conquest. He’s ruthless—but also weirdly charming. Evil—but in the best Saturday morning cartoon way.
Blasters fire. Alarms blare. Zurg shakes his fist. “Curse you, Buzz Lightyear!” The screen fades to black. We all know he’ll be back. And honestly? That’s exactly how it should be.
Buzz Lightyear and Zurg Coloring Page for Kids
Chaos. Pure chaos.
Buzz Lightyear stands, laser aimed, jaw clenched. Zurg towers before him, cape billowing, ion blaster humming with energy. The ultimate showdown—good versus evil—hero versus villain.
And then—“OooOOooohhh…” The three aliens waddle between them, eyes wide. “The Claw chooses who will go and who will stay…” Buzz blinks. Zurg groans. Not now. One alien tugs on Zurg’s cape. “You are the chosen one!”
Zurg sighs. Buzz lowers his blaster. Silence.
Finally, Zurg crosses his arms. “Fine. I shall rule over… the Claw.” The aliens cheer. Buzz facepalms. This battle can wait.
Coloring Sheet Buzz Lightyear of Star Command
Evil. Dramatic. Hilarious.
In Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, Zurg is the ultimate Saturday morning cartoon villain. He’s got the sinister laugh. The ridiculous plans. The army of mindless robots that always—always—fail him. One minute he’s launching a galaxy-wide invasion, the next he’s bickering with his minions like an overworked middle manager.
But don’t be fooled—he’s still dangerous. His ion blaster is fully charged, and he won’t stop until Star Command crumbles. Will Buzz Lightyear stop him? Probably. But Zurg will always return—bigger, louder, funnier than before.
And if you want to bring the adventure to life, check out Buzz Lightyear Coloring Pages and create your own battle between hero and villain!
Coloring Page of Buzz Lightyear and Zurg Fighting
Blasters fire. Sparks fly.
Buzz Lightyear leaps, dodging a surge of purple energy as Zurg’s ion blaster hums with power. “You’re finished, Lightyear!” Zurg roars, his cape snapping behind him. Buzz rolls, laser locked on target. “Not today, Zurg!” He fires—direct hit!
Zurg stumbles but laughs. “Fool! I am inevitable!” The battle rages—punches thrown, blasts exchanged, the fate of the galaxy hanging by a thread. Then—BOOM! A massive explosion. Smoke clears. Who stands victorious?
Only time will tell. But one thing’s certain—this fight is far from over.
Chibi Buzz Lightyear and Zurg Coloring Page
Tiny. Adorable. Yet still dramatic. Chibi Buzz Lightyear and Zurg face off—big heads, tiny bodies, but the same legendary rivalry. Buzz stands firm, fists clenched, his little laser glowing. “To infinity—!”
Zurg looms (as much as a chibi can), arms crossed, cape fluttering. “You are doomed, Lightyear!” His mini-ion-blaster hums menacingly. But then—Buzz takes a step. His tiny boot squeaks. Zurg pauses. Silence. Then—another squeak. And another. Until—
Buzz bursts out laughing. Zurg groans. The battle is lost—not by lasers, but by cuteness.
How to Color Zurg Coloring Pages
- Choose Your Colors Wisely
Stick to his classic purple and black for an authentic look.
Add red accents for his cape and glowing eyes.
Want a twist? Try neon colors for a futuristic vibe!
- Shading for Depth
Use darker shades of purple for shadows—especially under his arms and cape.
Highlight edges with lighter purple or gray to make him pop!
- Metallic Effects
Blend gray and silver for his robotic parts.
Add a slight blue tint for a cold, steel-like shine.
- Background Ideas
A galactic battlefield with stars and planets.
A high-tech evil lair filled with gadgets.
- Final Touches
Outline in bold black for a sharp, cartoon look.
Add glowing effects around his ion blaster for extra drama!
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All Hail the Emperor!
The battle is over. Or is it?
With Zurg Coloring Pages, the adventure never truly ends. One moment, he’s the ultimate villain—shrouded in shadows, blaster ready. The next? He’s rocking neon colors, glowing in a galaxy of creativity. You decide. Will he stay true to his dark and menacing look? Or will you reinvent him into something unexpected?
Grab your colors. Unleash your imagination. Make Zurg your masterpiece. Because in the world of coloring—there are no limits. No rules. Just endless possibilities. To infinity… and beyond!
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.