33 Bad Badtz-Maru Coloring Pages: Free XO Printables

Explore our rebellious collection of 33 Bad Badtz-Maru (XO) coloring pages, featuring Sanrio’s cheekiest spiky-haired penguin ready for your creative coloring adventures.

Dive into energetic scenes spotlighting Badtz-Maru alongside his loyal sidekicks Pandaba and Hana-Maru as they embark on hilarious mischief. Grab your jet-black pens, vibrant lemon yellows for his iconic beak and feet, and punchy pop-punk accents to bring his Gorgeoustown escapades to life. Whether you favor bold alcohol markers or smooth colored pencils, these illustrations capture Sanrio’s favorite troublemaker in peak form.

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Expressions and Comic Panels

Each dynamic comic panel captures Badtz-Maru rolling his eyes, pouting dramatically, or flashing his famous sideways grin. Colorists will love adding speech bubbles and high-contrast shading to give every expressive coloring page authentic manga flair.

Costumes and Fun Themes

Watch the spunky penguin try out theatrical outfits, martial arts gis, and holiday attire across this eclectic coloring page series. Sanrio enthusiasts who love festive seasonal makeovers can also dive into our festive Sanrio Christmas Coloring Pages for more holiday-themed outfits.

Fun Fact: Created in 1993, Badtz-Maru made history as Sanrio’s first unconventional ‘anti-cute’ bad-boy character, born appropriately on April Fools’ Day (April 1st) in Gorgeoustown, and even served as the official mascot for the 2006 FIBA World Championship of basketball according to Wikipedia.

Badtz-Maru and Friends

Badtz-Maru teams up with his close pals Hana-Maru the seal and Pandaba the baby panda to orchestrate lighthearted neighborhood chaos. Fans who enjoy dynamic Sanrio friendship crews can also branch out with our playful Pochacco Coloring Pages to expand their character coloring page collection.

Classic Mischievous Poses

These iconic standalone sheets showcase Badtz-Maru flaunting his signature spiked crest, crossed arms, and tongue-out smirk. Pair this punk penguin’s edgy monochrome coloring page layouts with the cheerful retro charm of our Keroppi Coloring Pages for a delightful aesthetic contrast.

Color Festive Sanrio Characters Including Badtz-Maru

Watch how to color festive Sanrio friends, including playful holiday scenes featuring Badtz-Maru and his pals.

Gorgeoustown Lore: Bringing Badtz-Maru’s Punk Personality to Life

Understanding the lore behind Bad Badtz-Maru and his quirky hometown circle transforms a simple coloring session into an immersive storytelling experience. Sanrio designed Badtz-Maru in 1993 to break the traditional mold of sugary-sweet mascots, giving him a rebellious punk attitude, an insatiable appetite for expensive sushi, and an ambitious dream of one day ruling the world as ‘the boss.’ Incorporating these canonical character dynamics helps colorists make authentic visual choices on every page.

  • Badtz-Maru’s Signature Silhouette: His spiky crest and dark feathers call for rich charcoal or obsidian black, while his beak and webbed feet shine brightest in warm dandelion yellow. To give his body volume, use deep slate gray along the bottom curves rather than flat ink.
  • Pandaba’s Streetwise Energy: Badtz-Maru’s female panda confidant loves rap music and is recognizable by her playful red floral-print skirt. Keeping her fur crisp white with soft silver shading creates an eye-catching contrast against Badtz-Maru’s dark palette.
  • Hana-Maru’s Gentle Balance: As Badtz-Maru’s angelic seal friend, Hana-Maru acts as his moral compass. Use creamy ivory tones and delicate rosy blush on his cheeks to reflect his sweet, optimistic temperament.
  • Pochi the Pet Alligator: Badtz-Maru often walks his trusty pet alligator Pochi on a leash. Coloring Pochi in vibrant lime green or olive helps him pop vividly against the urban gray streets of Gorgeoustown.
  • The Meaning of XO: In Japanese culture, ‘Badtz’ (batsu) signifies an X for incorrect, while ‘Maru’ signifies an O for correct, symbolizing his perpetual habit of playing by his own rules. Surround his illustrations with bold crimson X and neon cyan O graffiti doodles for a retro street-art vibe.
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