Clenched-Fist Hedgehog in Sonic the Hedgehog Style

Coloring guide
Ready for action, this spiky hedgehog in the Sonic the Hedgehog style stands tall with both fists clenched at his sides. His head turns to the side with a frown and narrowed eyes, and his long quills sweep back behind him. He has pointed ears, a rounded muzzle and an outlined chest patch. The drawing is angled up from down low, so his big shoes and the chunky cuffs at his ankles and wrists really stand out, and each shoe has a wide strap across it. There's no background, which keeps attention on the character. Quills, shoes and chest are large open shapes that are simple to fill in. Classic blue on the quills and arms, peachy tan on the muzzle and chest, and red shoes would look right. Print this free page for kids and coloring fans of any age. Kids who like Sonic the Hedgehog coloring pages usually enjoy Plants vs. Zombies and Halo too.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- sky blue
- bright red
- peach
- light gray
- golden yellow
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Start with the big blue areas: color the main fur body, back spikes and chest with sky blue, leaving the eye area and gloves white.
- 2Fill the arms and snout with peach, including the inner ears and the chin.
- 3Color the shoes with bright red on the stripes and the sides, and use light gray along the bottom edges and soles.
- 4Add the golden yellow buckle on the left shoe heel, keeping the cuffs and gloves white.
- 5Leave the eye whites, gloves, and ankle cuffs white, and add the small blue details on the legs last.
- 6Optional: add a few darker strokes of sky blue along the edges of the quills for depth.
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