Dragonite Look-Alike Pokémon Style Trading Card Coloring Page
An awesome coloring page featuring a Dragonite look-alike dragon in classic Pokémon trading card style! This beloved friendly dragon design captures the iconic orange Dragon/Flying type with its cute round belly, small wings, antennae, and powerful Dragon Flame attack. Complete with a Poké Ball icon, level stats (LV. 82), and HP 140 just like real Pokémon cards, this coloring page is set against a tropical island backdrop with palm trees, mountains, and ocean. Perfect for Pokémon fans who love the original Generation 1 pseudo-legendary dragon! Relive the nostalgia of catching this rare and lovable creature.
Fits standard 8.5"×11" paper · Free for personal use · See license
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Fun facts
Dragonite first appeared in Pokémon Red and Blue in 1996 and was the original pseudo-legendary Pokémon!
Dragonite is a Dragon/Flying type and evolves from Dragonair at level 55 - one of the highest evolution levels in Generation 1!
Despite its cute and friendly appearance, Dragonite can fly around the world in just 16 hours - that's over 1,500 mph!
Dragonite is known as the 'Sea Guardian' in Pokémon lore because it rescues drowning people and Pokémon
The evolution from the serpentine blue Dragonair to the chubby orange Dragonite surprised many fans with its dramatic design change
Lance, the Dragon-type Elite Four member and Champion, is famous for his team of powerful Dragonite
Educational activities
Learn about the Pokémon type system and why Dragon/Flying types have certain strengths and weaknesses
Research the concept of 'pseudo-legendary' Pokémon and what makes them special
Explore the evolution chain from Dratini to Dragonair to Dragonite
Study dragon mythology from different cultures and compare to Dragonite's friendly design
Learn about flight speed and compare Dragonite's abilities to real-world aircraft
Coloring tips
Use warm orange for Dragonite's body - this is its signature friendly color!
Color the belly with cream or pale tan stripes for the classic look
The wings are small and should be teal or blue-green on the inside
Add green for the antennae on top of Dragonite's head
Make the Poké Ball red on top and white on bottom with a black band
Use tropical colors for the island background - blue ocean, green palm trees, and brown mountains
Creative project ideas
Create the full evolution line by drawing Dratini and Dragonair cards too
Design your own Pokémon card collection with other Dragon-type favorites
Cut out and laminate your colored card to make a real collectible
Draw Dragonite delivering mail like the one from the Pokémon anime movie
Create a scene with Dragonite rescuing someone at sea like in Pokémon lore
Design a shiny Dragonite version with green coloring instead of orange
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Use 80–120gsm paper or cardstock to prevent bleed-through.
Set your printer to "Actual size" (no scaling) for exact dimensions.
For markers, slip a scrap sheet underneath to protect the surface.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this a Dragonite coloring page?
This is a Dragonite look-alike coloring page designed in classic Pokémon trading card style. It features the iconic friendly dragon design that fans know and love, complete with stats, Dragon Flame attack, and a Poké Ball icon.
What age is this Pokémon-style coloring page for?
This design is perfect for all ages! Kids who love Pokémon will enjoy coloring this adorable Dragon-type, while adults will appreciate the nostalgic trading card format and memories of trying to catch this rare Pokémon.
Can I use markers on this coloring page?
Yes! We recommend printing on cardstock (80-120 gsm) if using markers to prevent bleed-through. Cardstock also makes it feel more like a real Pokémon trading card! Colored pencils and crayons work great on regular paper.
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