Free Moltres coloring pages (easy Moltres drawing) to print

The most beautiful Moltres coloring pages and drawings for children. Easy to use. Printable!

Here is a colour idea for Moltres: golden yellow, golden orange, coral orange, copper brown. Watch the areas fill in and leave the spaces around the character white on your printable drawing.

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National Pokédex #0146Fire Flying Generation 1

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An idea for coloring Moltres

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Opens the black-and-white A4 drawing.

Moltres’s colors

Begin with light yellow across the central body, adding ochre beneath the chest and legs. Build every flame from bright yellow near the feather base through orange to red at the outer tips.

Keep the beak and feet warm brown so they remain distinct from the fire. Moltres pages look dramatic above volcanoes, against sunset clouds or rising through dark smoke.

What if you chose your own colors?

Deep navy and charcoal scenery provide strong contrast. Avoid adding extra flames inside the wing silhouette, where repeated curves could obscure individual sections.

Leaving a narrow glow around the crest and tail helps each point remain visible, while long strokes following the fire direction create a convincing sense of upward movement.

Recognizing Moltres

Moltres is a Fire- and Flying-type Pokémon with a pale golden body and flames forming its crest, wings and long tail. The sweeping fire shapes create an expressive page for intermediate and advanced colorists.

Begin with light yellow across the central body, adding ochre beneath the chest and legs. Build every flame from bright yellow near the feather base through orange to red at the outer tips. Keep the beak and feet warm brown so they remain distinct from the fire. Moltres pages look dramatic above volcanoes, against sunset clouds or rising through dark smoke.

Deep navy and charcoal scenery provide strong contrast. Avoid adding extra flames inside the wing silhouette, where repeated curves could obscure individual sections. Leaving a narrow glow around the crest and tail helps each point remain visible, while long strokes following the fire direction create a convincing sense of upward movement.