Kirby’s Sweet Treat Coloring Page

Kirby enjoying a sweet treat combines two delightful things: Nintendo’s adorable pink puffball and delicious desserts. This coloring page likely features Kirby with cake, ice cream, or other goodies, giving you a chance to color both a beloved character and some mouth-watering foods that let your imagination run wild with flavors and toppings.

What colors work best?

Start with Kirby’s signature bubblegum pink for his round body, with darker pink or light red for his feet and cheek blushes. For the treat itself, you have endless options. Chocolate brown with cream-colored frosting is classic, or try mint green ice cream with pink sprinkles for something fresh. Strawberry shortcake calls for soft reds and yellows, while a rainbow layer cake lets you use every color in your collection. Don’t forget small details like golden yellow for cake crumbs or light blue for a plate.

Did you know?

Kirby was almost named “Popopo” during development, and his pink color wasn’t even finalized at first because early Game Boy screens were black and white. The character’s creator, Masahiro Sakurai, designed Kirby to be simple and round so he’d be easy to animate. In the games, Kirby can inhale almost anything, including food items that restore his health, which makes this sweet treat scenario totally canon to his character.

How to color this one

Colored pencils work beautifully here since you can layer light pink tones to give Kirby dimension without losing his soft appearance. Add a slightly darker pink on the underside of his body for a gentle shadow. For the food, use light pressure first, then build up color intensity where shadows would naturally fall. Markers give treats a glossy, appetizing look, but be careful with bleed-through. Consider leaving small white spots on frosting or ice cream uncolored to create highlights that make the food look shiny and fresh.

Who’ll love this?

Kids who play Nintendo games will recognize Kirby instantly and enjoy bringing him to life with color. This page works well for younger colorers since Kirby’s simple shapes are forgiving, while the food details give older kids something to focus on. It’s also a cheerful option when someone needs a mood boost or a low-pressure creative activity.