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24 Free ZooPhobia Coloring Pages

Explore this incredible collection of 24 free printable ZooPhobia coloring pages featuring Vivienne Medrano’s beloved webcomic characters.

Bring the magical world of Safe Haven to life by adding vibrant colors to Cameron, Bad Luck Jack, and the rest of the eccentric cast. We recommend using a bright and energetic color palette filled with warm reds, deep purples, and striking yellows to capture the comic’s signature artistic flair!

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Contents
1 Cameron, Kayla & The Main Five
2 Bad Luck Jack & Zill
3 Damian, Spam & Alastor
4 Safe Haven Students & Friends
5 Creative Ways to Use Your ZooPhobia Coloring Pages

Cameron, Kayla & The Main Five

Meet the core cast of the ZooPhobia series as they navigate the chaotic world of Safe Haven together. Capture the unbreakable bond between these friends by coloring their dynamic group poses and sweet moments.

A printable coloring page featuring the Zoophobia Main Five characters standing together in a group pose.
The Main Five characters from Zoophobia posing together.
The Main Five characters from Zoophobia huddled together in a group hug, line art coloring page.
The Main Five characters from Zoophobia sharing a hug.
Zoophobia Main Five characters including Cameron, Damian, Addi, Jackaroo, and Kayla in a group hug coloring page.
The Main Five characters from Zoophobia sharing a hug.
Cameron Walden standing with arms crossed in this printable Zoophobia coloring page
Cameron Walden standing with her arms crossed looking down.
A printable coloring page featuring Kayla from Zoophobia standing with large ears and a slender tail.
Kayla standing tall with large ears and a slender tail.
Cameron and Kayla from Zoophobia holding hands in a romantic coloring page surrounded by floating hearts.
Cameron and Kayla hold hands while smiling at each other.

Fun Fact: Did you know that Vivienne Medrano, the creator of ZooPhobia, later went on to create the massive hit animated series Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss? Her unique art style and character designs established in ZooPhobia laid the groundwork for her future successes! Learn more about Vivienne Medrano on Wikipedia.

Bad Luck Jack & Zill

Join the anxious but lovable Jack as he tries to survive his eternal curse alongside his confident best friend Zill. Color these detailed illustrations of the iconic duo facing the chaotic magic of their world.

Zillion from Zoophobia standing with one hand on his hip, featuring long ears and a tail with a face, presented as a clean line art coloring page.
Zillion stands confidently with his hand on his hip.
A printable coloring page featuring Jackson Wells covered in flames due to his eternal bad luck curse, standing next to a shocked Zill.
Jackson Wells engulfed in flames while Zill watches in shock.
Bad Luck Jack from the animated short ZooPhobia with a worried expression and bandaged ears in this printable coloring page.
Bad Luck Jack looking worried with his hands raised.
Bad Luck Jack playing drums with musical notes floating in the air in this Zoophobia coloring page.
Jack plays the drums during the opening song sequence.
Jack from Zoophobia standing with a worried expression and a bandage on his arm in this printable coloring page.
Jack stands looking worried with a bandaged arm.
Jack from Zoophobia looking nervous and anxious in this printable line art coloring page.
Jack looking nervous with a worried expression.

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Damian, Spam & Alastor

Dive into the mischief and mayhem caused by Safe Haven’s most chaotic and energetic inhabitants. Bring out the mischievous personalities of these tricksters using bold, contrasting colors and dramatic shading.

Damian from Zoophobia with large ears and a bushy tail in a dynamic pose, printable coloring page.
Damian standing in a dynamic, energetic pose.
Damian from Zoophobia standing in a confident pose with large ears and a long tail in this printable coloring page.
Damian stands confidently with his hands on his hips.
A printable coloring page featuring Spam from Zoophobia with a playful expression and tongue sticking out.
Spam from Zoophobia standing with a playful, silly expression.
Spam from Zoophobia standing with fists raised in a confident pose, line art coloring page.
Spam stands confidently with his fists raised in excitement.
Alastor from Zoophobia standing in a sharp suit with a wide, toothy grin in this printable coloring page.
Alastor stands tall with a wide, sinister toothy grin.
A printable coloring page featuring an early character design for Alastor from Zoophobia, showing him in both a human-like form and a deer shapeshifter form.
Alastor shown in human-like and deer shapeshifter forms.

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Safe Haven Students & Friends

Discover the diverse and colorful classmates that make the academy such an unpredictable place to learn. Experiment with unique character designs and wild fur patterns to make these students stand out.

Autumn from Zoophobia standing with a relaxed expression on a printable coloring page.
Autumn stands with a relaxed posture and skeptical expression.
A line art coloring page of Rusty from Zoophobia, standing with a grumpy expression, wearing a collared jacket.
Rusty stands with a grumpy expression in his jacket.
A printable coloring page featuring Rusty standing with arms crossed while looking down at a playful Autumn in the ZooPhobia style.
Rusty stands sternly while Autumn looks up at him.
JayJay from Zoophobia posing in a stylish outfit in this printable coloring page.
JayJay posing confidently in a stylish outfit.
MacKenzie from Zoophobia with messy hair and a cat shirt in a printable coloring page format.
MacKenzie standing with messy hair and a cat shirt.
Vanexa from Zoophobia standing with a confident expression in this printable line art coloring page.
Vanexa standing with a confident and stern expression.

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Creative Ways to Use Your ZooPhobia Coloring Pages

The vibrant characters of Safe Haven offer endless inspiration for creative projects. Here are some fun ways to use your finished artwork!

Create a Custom Comic Book

Cut out your colored characters and glue them onto blank comic panels to create your very own ZooPhobia spin-off story. Add speech bubbles and dramatic sound effects to bring your original adventures to life.

Character Standees

Glue your finished coloring pages to thick cardboard and carefully cut along the character outlines. Fold a small triangular stand and attach it to the back to create awesome desktop standees of your favorite Safe Haven students!

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