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33 Animator Vs. Animation Coloring Pages: Epic Stick Battles

Explore our massive collection of 33 free Animator vs. Animation coloring pages featuring The Second Coming, The Dark Lord, and the entire Stick Gang!

Dive into the legendary web series created by Alan Becker by coloring epic stick figure battles and incredible spin-off universes. We recommend using a vibrant, high-contrast color palette with bold markers to make the colorful stick figures pop against the digital backgrounds.

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Contents
1 The Second Coming & The Stick Gang
2 The Chosen One, Dark Lord & Victim
3 Animation vs. Minecraft
4 Mercenaries & Agents
5 Animation vs. Math & Gaming
6 Craft Ideas & Creative Activities

The Second Coming & The Stick Gang

Join the chaotic adventures of The Second Coming and his colorful stick figure friends. Bring the iconic Stick Gang to life by using bright, distinct primary colors for each character to match their vibrant personalities.

The Second Coming, also known as Orange, holding a pencil in this simple line art coloring page.
The Second Coming, nicknamed Orange, holding a pencil.
The Stick Gang from Animator Vs. Animation posing together in a group line art coloring page.
The Stick Gang characters posing together in a group.
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, and Blue stick figures working together to push against a large computer cursor in this printable coloring page.
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, and Blue fighting the cursor.
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, and Blue stick figures fighting the cursor in this Animator Vs. Animation coloring page.
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, and Blue battle the cursor.
Purple from Animator Vs. Animation holding a large sword with angel wings in this printable coloring page.
Purple holding a sword with wings spread wide.
Purple from Animator Vs. Animation holding two large jagged pixelated blades in this printable coloring page.
Purple holding two large jagged pixelated blades.
Orange from Animator vs. Animation wearing a crown and holding a staff coloring page
Orange wearing a crown and holding a glowing staff.
A simple black and white line art coloring page of the Noogai cursor from Animator Vs. Animation.
The Noogai cursor icon isolated on a white background.
The Fighter Four, also known as the Colored Gang, in a dynamic battle pose on this printable coloring page.
The Fighter Four stick figures engaged in a battle.

Fun Fact: Animator vs. Animation originally debuted in 2006 on Newgrounds and went massively viral, launching Alan Becker’s career and eventually growing into a massive YouTube franchise with spin-offs like Animation vs. Minecraft and Animation vs. Physics.

The Chosen One, Dark Lord & Victim

Relive the legendary battles that started it all with these intense pages of The Chosen One, The Dark Lord, and Victim. Emphasize their overwhelming power by using stark blacks and fiery reds to create dynamic, explosive lighting effects.

The Chosen One from Alan Becker's Animator vs. Animation series surrounded by flames in this printable coloring page.
The Chosen One standing engulfed in intense, flickering flames.
The Dark Lord from Animator Vs. Animation hovering in a storm with lightning and a cracked moon in this printable coloring page.
The Dark Lord levitates amidst a stormy, lightning-filled sky.
The Dark Lord from Animator Vs. Animation holding a glowing energy orb in this printable coloring page.
The Dark Lord conjuring a powerful glowing energy sphere.
The Dark Lord from Animator Vs. Animation holding a sharp bladed weapon in this printable coloring page.
The Dark Lord brandishing a sharp, jagged bladed weapon.
The Dark Lord wielding a weapon against Mitsi in this Animator Vs. Animation coloring page.
The Dark Lord launches a fierce attack against Mitsi.
A simple line art coloring page of Mitsi from Animator Vs. Animation featuring her distinct long hair and dress.
Mitsi standing in a simple pose for coloring.
A printable coloring page featuring Mitsi standing beside the kneeling Victim, who is surrounded by digital glitch effects.
Mitsi stands beside the glitching and kneeling Victim character.

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Animation vs. Minecraft

Step into the blocky world of the hit spin-off series, Animation vs. Minecraft. Experiment with sharp, geometric shading and pixelated textures to color Herobrine, the fearsome Ender Dragon, and King Orange.

A detailed line art coloring page of the Warden from Animator Vs. Animation, featuring its blocky, pixelated head and sturdy limbs.
The Warden stands in a bold, pixelated line art style.
Skellington from Animator Vs. Animation holding a pixelated bow, printable coloring page.
Skellington holding a pixelated bow in a side profile view.
A printable coloring page featuring the blocky, medium sized Titan Ravager from Animator Vs. Animation with its signature horns and snout.
The blocky Titan Ravager stands in a side profile view.
King Orange from Animator Vs. Animation wearing a crown and cape while holding a staff in this printable coloring page.
King Orange standing tall while holding his royal staff.
A printable coloring page featuring the blocky, pixelated character Herobrine standing in a front-facing isometric view.
Herobrine standing in a classic blocky pixel art style.
Endie from Animator Vs. Animation with a wide open mouth and particles in a printable coloring page format.
Endie with a wide open mouth and floating particles.
A printable coloring page featuring the blocky, pixelated Ender Dragon from Animator Vs. Animation in a flying pose.
The Ender Dragon flying with its large blocky wings spread.

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Mercenaries & Agents

Encounter the dangerous and highly skilled adversaries that hunt the stick figures across the digital realm. Shade these tactical enemies using cool greys, tactical greens, and glowing tech accents to reflect their digital expertise.

A printable coloring page featuring a stick figure character from Animator Vs. Animation in a Primal pose holding a spear high above its head.
Stick figure character holding a spear in a fighting stance.
Animator Vs. Animation Mercenaries coloring page featuring stick figures with a spear and pixelated effects.
Mercenaries from Animator Vs. Animation preparing for battle.
H4CK3R wearing a digital visor and manipulating two floating grid screens in this Animator vs. Animation coloring page.
H4CK3R manipulates digital data screens above a pixelated landscape.
Agent stick figure wearing sunglasses and holding a large rifle in this printable coloring page.
Agent holding a rifle in a tactical pose.

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Animation vs. Math & Gaming

Explore the expanding multiverse of Alan Becker’s animations, from mathematical equations to retro video games. Get creative by blending classic 8-bit color palettes with the sleek, modern lines of the stick figures.

A printable coloring page featuring the blocky Spider character from Animator vs. Animation standing on a pixelated surface.
The blocky Spider character stands on a pixelated ground.
A simple black and white line art coloring page of the classic arcade character Q*bert rendered in a blocky pixel style.
Q*bert standing in a classic blocky pixel art style.
NO ONE, formerly known as The Chosen One, being held by chopsticks in this printable coloring page.
NO ONE being held by a pair of chopsticks.
A minimalist pixel art coloring page featuring the blocky outline of Mario from Animator Vs. Animation.
Simple geometric line art of Mario in pixel style.
A printable coloring page featuring the mathematical expression Euler's identity with the letter e and the exponent i pi.
The mathematical expression Euler’s identity displayed in bold outlines.
Animation vs. Ethan Pokémon coloring page featuring a stick figure holding a pixelated creature next to a Poké Ball facing a large pixelated Pokémon.
Stick figure holding a pixelated creature near a Poké Ball.

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Craft Ideas & Creative Activities

Bring the high-octane action of Animator vs. Animation to life right at your desk! Because stick figures rely heavily on dynamic posing and minimal details, you can use these coloring sheets as an excellent creative opportunity to practice advanced drawing techniques and special effects. Here is how you can elevate your stick figure art!

Advanced Coloring Techniques

  • ⚡ Energy Beams & Explosions: The battles between The Second Coming and The Dark Lord are legendary for their massive explosions and laser beams. To color these effects, always start with a bright, pure white center where the energy is the hottest. Surround the white with neon colors (like bright cyan for lasers or hot magenta for explosions), and use a cotton swab to softly smudge the edges outward, creating a realistic glowing halo effect.
  • 💨 Motion Blur & Speed Lines: Stick figures move incredibly fast! You can show this speed by drawing thin, faint lines trailing behind their limbs using a sharp colored pencil. Alternatively, take an eraser and lightly smudge the back edge of the stick figure to make it look like they are moving so fast that they are blurring across the paper.
  • ⚔️ Designing Custom Weapons: The great thing about Animator vs. Animation is that the characters can draw their own weapons! Don’t just color the page—grab a black pen and draw custom weapons for The Stick Gang to wield, like giant pencils, pixelated swords, or futuristic laser blasters!
  • 🧊 Minecraft Pixel Textures: For the Animation vs. Minecraft sections, emphasize the blocky nature of the world by coloring in a grid pattern. Instead of smooth shading, use distinct blocks of light and dark colors to mimic the 8-bit, pixelated textures of Herobrine and the Ender Dragon.

Fun Craft Ideas & Activities

  • 💻 Computer Monitor Invasion: Animator vs. Animation is famous for taking place directly on a computer desktop. Once you finish coloring your favorite stick figures, carefully cut them out. Use rolled-up pieces of tape to stick them to the plastic bezel of your computer monitor or laptop screen! You can arrange them so it looks like they are battling across your screen, peeking around the edges, or fighting the mouse cursor while you work.
  • 🎬 Stop-Motion Animation: Alan Becker started his career making animations, and so can you! Cut out the stick figures and lay them flat on a table. Download a free stop-motion animation app on a smartphone. Take a picture, move the stick figure a tiny fraction of an inch, and take another picture. String the photos together to create your very own stick figure battle animation!
  • 🖱️ Create a Paper Cursor: Draw, color, and cut out a giant computer mouse cursor out of thick cardstock. You can use it as a prop to interact with your cut-out stick figures, recreating the iconic scenes where they fight the animator!

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