Free Tentacool coloring pages (easy Tentacool drawing) to print

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

Here is a colour idea for Tentacool: blue, red, beige. Watch the areas fill in and leave the spaces around the character white on your printable drawing.

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National Pokédex #0072Water Poison Generation 1

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3 Tentacool coloring pages available

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An idea for coloring Tentacool

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Opens the black-and-white A4 drawing.

Tentacool’s colors

Begin with translucent cyan on the body, allowing some white to show through near the top. Shade the lower edge in blue-violet, then color the side orbs ruby red and the central one a deeper crimson.

A tiny white highlight on each orb creates a polished appearance. The narrow tentacles require slower pencil work; alternate pale blue and lavender shadow so their curves remain separate when they cross.

What if you chose your own colors?

Tentacool pages suit patient beginners and intermediate artists. Add bubbles, sea grass, small fish silhouettes or a sandy seabed without filling every empty space.

A soft turquoise wash behind the figure is enough to suggest water, but keep it lighter than the body outline and away from the finest tentacle tips.

Recognizing Tentacool

Tentacool is a Water- and Poison-type Pokémon with a pale blue jellyfish body, two long tentacles and three glossy red orbs. Its floating shape leaves plenty of open paper, making the page feel light and underwater.

Begin with translucent cyan on the body, allowing some white to show through near the top. Shade the lower edge in blue-violet, then color the side orbs ruby red and the central one a deeper crimson. A tiny white highlight on each orb creates a polished appearance. The narrow tentacles require slower pencil work; alternate pale blue and lavender shadow so their curves remain separate when they cross.

Tentacool pages suit patient beginners and intermediate artists. Add bubbles, sea grass, small fish silhouettes or a sandy seabed without filling every empty space. A soft turquoise wash behind the figure is enough to suggest water, but keep it lighter than the body outline and away from the finest tentacle tips.