This collection has 22 free Ninjago coloring pages: ten solo ninja poses, six villain pages, four with two or more ninja together, one duel with axes, and one sheet of weapons laid out on their own. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
These are brick-figure ninja, and that combination decides everything about the page. The bodies are straight-edged blocks — square torso, cylinder legs, clip hands — so the figure itself is quick and forgiving. The detail lives in the printed costume: the hood wrap, the sash, the belt clasp, the chest emblem, all drawn as separate small areas on top of a simple shape. Around age 6 and up.
What’s in this collection
Ten solo ninja, six villains, four group pages, one duel and one weapons sheet — 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.
Solo ninja poses
Ten pages give one figure the sheet: mid-leap with a sword drawn, riding a board down a wave, crouched on a rooftop tile, standing under a wide conical hat, firing a crossbow, balancing on a rock. Backgrounds are built from a few large angular shapes — cliff faces, temple walls, sky — so they fill fast and leave the costume as the slow part.
Villains
Six pages take the other side: snake-headed figures with coiled tails, a skeleton commander in a mech frame, a horned warrior with a spear, a masked fighter dropping from above. These carry the most irregular shapes in the set — scales, jaw plates, tail coils — and are the pages that take longest.
Groups and the duel
Four pages put two or more ninja together: a pair back to back on a ledge, three advancing across broken ground, two facing each other with weapons raised. One more page is a straight duel between two figures with long-handled axes. More figures, same simple bodies — so these look busier than they are.
The weapons sheet
One page draws the arsenal on its own: straight swords, a curved blade, a scythe, a spear and a staff, each laid out separately with white space around it. It is the page to use if a child wants to design their own color scheme before applying it to a figure — or simply the quickest sheet here to finish.
How to print these
Every page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. Plain copy paper is fine; choose “Fit to page” if your printer asks. Print at normal or best quality — the hood wraps and sash knots are the finest lines, and draft mode fills them in.
FAQ
Is there a page with just the weapons?
One — swords, a scythe, a spear and a staff drawn separately with space around each, which also makes them easy to cut out.
What age are these for?
About 6 and up. The block bodies are simple; the costume markings on top of them need a steadier hand.
Are the villains included?
Six pages, with snake-headed figures, a skeleton in a mech frame and a horned warrior.
Are these official sheets?
No. They are original fan-art line drawings, free to print at home or in your own classroom.
For more brick-built subjects, the LEGO coloring pages cover city and castle builds, and the character coloring pages hold the rest of the free sets in this silo.