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21 Calling All Villains Coloring Pages and Free PDF Printables

Free printable Calling All Villains coloring pages — Mr. Puzzles, Mr. WPNZ, the Pink Thing and the Big Bad in bold black-and-white line art. Print one or grab the PDF.

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What's inside

The set opens with Mr. Puzzles — TV head, antenna, bow tie, suit — drawn head-on, so the screen can be coloured as one flat panel or split into his usual expressions. Beside him: Mr. WPNZ with his broadcast gear, the Pink Thing, Lord General in full uniform, Lady Killer, and the Big Bad himself, looming over all of them.

Two pages cover the contest rather than the cast: the invitation broadcast that starts the series, and the arena where the villains are scored. One more page carries the show's title as an outline, for anyone who wants to colour the logo instead of a character.

Line weight varies. Character portraits are thick, closed shapes that fill quickly; the group shot and the arena carry smaller detail for a longer session.

Who it's for

Indie animation fans, roughly ages 12 and up. The series is a black comedy about villains — funny, but not a preschool cartoon — so treat this as teen-and-up fandom rather than a kids' set.

If you are printing for a class, the single-character portraits are the safe picks: clean line art, no weapons, no dialogue, nothing that needs explaining to a parent.

Printing tips

Square 1:1, prints full-bleed on A4 and US Letter. Print at 100% instead of "fit to page" so the line weight matches across the set.

Coloured pencils work better than markers on the screen faces — the shapes around the eyes are small and marker will pool. Card stock if the Big Bad page is going on a wall.

FAQ

Are these free?​​ Yes — every page prints and downloads free, no account needed.

Are these official?​​ No. These are unofficial fan-made line drawings. We are not affiliated with ZAMination, Glitch Productions or the show's creators.

Will more villains be added?​​ Yes. Pages are added as the series releases episodes, so the roster will fill out.

Do the pages have colour or dialogue?​​ No — pure black outlines on white, no captions. That is what keeps them printable.

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