This collection has 22 free Luca coloring pages — 11 show the sea-monster form (mostly underwater), 10 show the human form on land, and 1 is a split portrait built around the film’s core transformation. The cast covers Luca and Alberto in both forms, plus Giulia and her father Massimo, with no unrelated characters mixed in. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
Every sea-monster-form page uses the same layered, shingle-like pattern for both the spiky hair-fin crest and the fish-tail lower body — drawn as overlapping scallops rather than plain cross-hatching, so it reads clearly even before any color is added. The one page that breaks from a single scene is a portrait split exactly down the middle, human face on one side and sea-monster face on the other — the only page in the set built around the transformation itself rather than a moment from the story.

What’s in this collection
Eleven pages show the sea-monster form, ten show the human form on land, and one is a split human/monster transformation portrait — 22 in total, in the grid below. Each has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can take one page instead of the whole set.






















Sea monster form and underwater scenes
Eleven pages stay in sea-monster form: a solo portrait with arms crossed, spear-fishing through a school of fish, an elegant solo pose in a scaled dress-like outfit, diving through open water, scuba diving with full gear, the “Luca” title-card portrait, two monsters together — one wearing an old diving helmet with a spear, the other next to a wind-up gramophone — a sad, wide-eyed child alone on a beach next to a spilled bottle, swimming happily through a school of fish, a close-up solo swimming portrait, and two monster kids with seagulls perched on their heads.
Human form on land
Ten pages stay on land in human form: Massimo sharing a watermelon slice with Giulia on a bench, three kids riding one Vespa scooter through town, two boys walking together with one raising a fist toward a startled friend, a girl carrying a woven fish basket down a street, a solo portrait of Massimo in his workshop apron, a second Vespa ride with just two riders, Alberto standing barefoot in a stone building, Alberto adjusting a pair of goggles next to a loaded cart, Alberto running along a rope obstacle course, and Massimo and Luca pulling in a fishing net together from a rowboat.
The land-and-sea transformation
One page is different from the rest of the set: a single portrait split down the middle, human face and hair on one side, sea-monster scales and fin-crest on the other. It’s the only page built around the transformation itself rather than a scene from the story.
How to print these
Every page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. The shingled scale and hair-fin texture on the sea-monster pages holds up better with a fine-tip pen than a wide crayon, while the human-form town scenes have simpler clothing and print fine on plain copy paper.
FAQ
Are all 22 pages really Luca characters?
Yes — the set covers Luca and Alberto in both their human and sea-monster forms, plus Giulia and her father Massimo, with no characters outside the film mixed in.
How many pages show the sea-monster form versus the human form?
Eleven show sea-monster form, mostly underwater. Ten show human form on land. The remaining page is a split portrait — half human, half monster — built around the story’s transformation.
Which pages are easiest for a young child to color?
The human-form town scenes — the Vespa rides, the walking scenes, the workshop portrait — have simpler clothing than the layered scale and hair-fin texture on the sea-monster pages.
Can I download all 22 as one file?
Not as a single file. Each page has its own Download PDF button in the grid, which keeps the files small and lets you build your own selection.
For more in this silo, the characters coloring pages collection holds the rest of the free sets.
