Lady Bug and Marinette Coloring Pages

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If your kid obsessed over Miraculous Ladybug like mine did, you know they've begged to "draw Marinette" a thousand times. This is basically a digital coloring book featuring characters from the show—Ladybug, Cat Noir, and the whole crew. The goal is simple: pick a picture, grab your tools, and fill it in however you want. It's like those old Disney coloring books, except you don't need to hunt for markers under the couch.

Key Features

• Huge Collection of Line Art: Dozens of Miraculous Ladybug templates to color, from action poses to cute portraits.
• Multiple Drawing Tools: Fill buckets, brushes, neon pencils, and spray cans—more variety than you'd expect.
• Designed for Tiny Hands: Super simple tap-to-fill controls. Even toddlers can figure it out.
• Save Your Work: Finished masterpieces can be saved directly to your device.

How to Play Lady Bug and Marinette Coloring Pages

It's dead simple—if your kid can tap a screen, they can play this.

Choose Your Canvas

You start by scrolling through a gallery of black-and-white line art. There's Marinette in her civilian clothes, Ladybug mid-swing, Cat Noir being dramatic—the usual suspects. Tap the one you want and you're in.

Pick Your Tools and Colors

The sides of the screen are lined with colorful marker icons. Tap one to select a color, then pick your tool—the fill bucket is the fastest, but the brush and neon pencils let you get creative with details. The spray can adds a softer touch if you want to blend things.

Color and Save

Tap the segments of the drawing to fill them in. The lines are pre-defined, so you can't really mess it up. Once you're happy with your work, hit the save button and it downloads to your device. Then pick another template and start over.

Who is Lady Bug and Marinette Coloring Pages for?

This is 100% aimed at young kids—probably ages 4 to 8—who are fans of the Miraculous show. It's not challenging or deep. There's no skill ceiling. It's just a chill activity for a rainy afternoon or a car ride. If you're looking for something to keep a toddler entertained for 20 minutes without any violence or scary stuff, this fits the bill perfectly.

The Gameplay Vibe

It's ultra-relaxing. There's no timer, no score, no way to fail. You just zone out and tap colors into shapes. The visuals are flat and basic—think cheap mobile app graphics with polka-dot backgrounds and decorative marker sprites that don't actually do anything. The line art quality is inconsistent; some images look like official marketing art, others feel traced from screenshots. There's no music that I noticed, just quiet tapping sounds. It's meditative in the same way those adult coloring books are supposed to be, except this one has Ladybug's face on it.

Technical Check: Saves & Performance

The game saves your finished pictures when you hit the save button—they download as image files to your device. Progress on individual coloring pages doesn't save if you leave mid-session, so finish what you start or you'll have to redo it. Performance-wise, it's super lightweight. This runs on a potato. Any phone or tablet from the last decade will handle it fine. It's a web-based game, so no downloads or installs needed.

Quick Verdict: Pros & Cons

If you need something safe and simple for a Miraculous Ladybug fan, this works. Just don't expect polish.

• ✅ Pro: Perfect for young kids—no reading required, no fail states.
• ✅ Pro: Variety of tools keeps it from feeling too basic.
• ❌ Con: The art quality is inconsistent, and the UI feels like a generic template with licensed characters slapped on.

Controls

Controls are responsive enough. Tapping works fine, though the color markers on the sides can be a bit small for chunky toddler fingers.

• Desktop: Click to select colors and tools, click to fill or draw.
• Mobile: Tap to select, tap to color. Works great on tablets.

Release Date & Developer

Developed by Girls Games Puzzles and released on November 13, 2024. It's part of that wave of browser-based kids' games that ride popular cartoon IPs.