Mulan Coloring Pages
Mulan is a hero like no other—a young woman who disguises herself as a soldier to protect her father and defend her country. Our free printable Mulan coloring pages capture her bravest moments and most memorable scenes, from Mulan Cutting Her Long Hair With a Sword to her tender reunion in Mulan and Li Shang Hugging in Traditional Robes, and even the fierce little Mushu Dragon Breathing Fire With Raised Fists. Kids can bring Mulan's story to life with every color choice.
What You'll Find
This collection shows Mulan in all her different roles—as a dutiful daughter in Mulan Offering a Sword to Her Seated Father, as a brave soldier in Mulan in Soldier Armor Mid-Action Pose, and in quieter, personal moments like Mulan Peeking Over a Large Folded Fan and Mulan Sitting on an Arched Wooden Bridge. You'll also color Li Shang and Mulan together in Mulan and Li Shang Holding Hands Together, meet her loyal companion Mushu, and even spot her running barefoot with her little brother in Mulan Running Barefoot With Little Brother the Puppy. Each coloring sheet is designed to be easy to color for kids, printable, and free to download as PDF—perfect for a rainy afternoon or a themed activity.
Printing Tips
Mulan's world blends soft pastels with rich jewel tones—think deep reds, golds, and blues in her armor and traditional robes, plus delicate pinks and peach in her portrait with the flower hairpin. Many scenes include fine details like embroidered patterns on her robes and the intricate folds of fans, so colored pencils or gel pens work beautifully if your child enjoys finer coloring work. A4 paper is standard, and these designs work well on regular printer paper or slightly heavier cardstock.
FAQ
Is Mulan a Disney princess? Mulan is a Disney character and appears in the studio's 1998 animated film (and its 2020 live-action remake), but she's often grouped separately from the traditional princess lineup because her story emphasizes courage, family honor, and her own choice to become a warrior—making her a unique hero in the Disney canon.Why are there coloring pages of Fa Zhou and Mushu? Mulan's father Fa Zhou and her dragon companion Mushu are central to her journey, so they appear in their own scenes and alongside Mulan throughout this collection. Coloring them separately lets kids focus on these important characters too.
