This collection has 22 free My Hero Academia coloring pages — 7 center on Izuku “Deku” Midoriya alone, across a chibi version, mid-air hero jumps, and the sludge-villain attack scene that opens the whole series, 9 feature his classmates and pro heroes like All Might, Todoroki, and Bakugo in solo shots, and 6 are villain portraits or full-cast group art pulling multiple characters into one page. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
The hero-costume pages are drawn with real mechanical attention: every glove clasp, chest strap, and boot lacing on a costume is fully inked rather than implied, so the costume-heavy pages actually have more small detail to fill in than the plain-clothed portraits. All Might’s shoulder seams, Todoroki’s ice-pack harness, and Bakugo’s grenade gauntlets all read as separate, distinct pieces rather than one solid block of “hero suit.”
What’s in this collection
Seven pages follow Deku on his own, nine feature classmates and pro heroes, and six are villains or full-cast group art — 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.
Izuku “Deku” Midoriya, Solo
Seven pages follow Deku by himself, at every scale: a chibi version fist-pumping with oversized boots, a rough sketch-style bust in an early unfinished costume, a full-body jump in his hero suit with visible knee and shoulder plating, and the iconic opening-arc moment where a black, dripping villain wraps around him mid-transformation. Whichever page you pick, his single curled cowlick and light freckling stay consistent throughout.
Classmates & Pro Heroes
Nine pages move around the rest of Class 1-A and the pro-hero roster: All Might mid-flex with his signature grin, Shoto Todoroki named in bold comic lettering across the top of his page, Bakugo baring his teeth around an explosive gauntlet, plus Kyoka Jiro with her earphone-jack cables and a masked, winged hero reaching toward the viewer. These pages lean toward action stances and confident close-ups rather than calm portraits.
Villains & Group Art
Six pages either isolate a villain or bundle the cast together. Himiko Toga appears with her signature knife and playful grin, a tape-wrapped, bearded villain glares sideways, and two full ensemble pieces stack four to seven characters into a single sheet — one is a four-panel split of Bakugo, Uraraka, Deku, and Todoroki, the other is a large poster-style collage with nearly the whole main cast layered around a leaping Deku.
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 two group-art pages pack a lot of characters into one sheet, so a fine-tip pen works better than a broad marker if you want to keep each character’s lines distinct from their neighbor’s.
FAQ
Are all 22 pages from My Hero Academia?
Yes — every page features characters from the series, spanning Deku’s own solo pages, his classmates and pro heroes, and a set of villain portraits and full-cast group art.
Do the group pages count as more than one download?
No. Each of the 22 pages, including the two multi-character group pieces, is its own single Download PDF and Print button in the grid below.
Which pages are hardest for younger kids to color?
The two group-art pages with four or more characters packed into one sheet are the most demanding, since each face and costume detail is smaller. The chibi Deku page and the solo hero portraits are the easiest starting points.
Are these pages sized for standard printers?
Yes — every page is set to US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), so they print correctly on any home printer without resizing.
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