Free Scyther coloring pages (easy Scyther drawing) to print

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Here is a colour idea for Scyther: leaf green, dark green, ivory, cream yellow. Watch the areas fill in and leave the spaces around the character white on your printable drawing.

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National Pokédex #0123Bug Flying Generation 1

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An idea for coloring Scyther

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Opens the black-and-white A4 drawing.

Scyther’s colors

Apply leaf green across the torso and legs, using darker forest green beneath the chest and joints. Keep the blades ivory with pale gray along their lower edges, preserving clean cutting tips.

The wings can be very light blue or gray with thin darker veins. Scyther pages look dynamic among tall grass, forest trunks or diagonal speed lines.

What if you chose your own colors?

Warm brown scenery contrasts with the green body, while open sky behind the blades improves visibility. Avoid placing branches along the same angle as the scythes.

Leaving negative space around both weapons and the pointed head ensures the fast, insect-like profile remains powerful and easy to understand.

Recognizing Scyther

Scyther is a Bug- and Flying-type Pokémon with a lean green body, translucent wings and two enormous white scythes in place of forearms. The sharp silhouette and action poses make it best for confident intermediate colorists.

Apply leaf green across the torso and legs, using darker forest green beneath the chest and joints. Keep the blades ivory with pale gray along their lower edges, preserving clean cutting tips. The wings can be very light blue or gray with thin darker veins. Scyther pages look dynamic among tall grass, forest trunks or diagonal speed lines.

Warm brown scenery contrasts with the green body, while open sky behind the blades improves visibility. Avoid placing branches along the same angle as the scythes. Leaving negative space around both weapons and the pointed head ensures the fast, insect-like profile remains powerful and easy to understand.