Everyone who lives in PlayKiko
Hand-drawn animals who turn up across the games — some in nearly every one, some only in a corner of a single scene. Each has a page of their own, and a colouring sheet to print.
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Kiko
the kitten
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Dada
the duckling
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Muu
the calf
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Bibi
the bunny
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Bruno
the bear
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Pip
the hedgehog
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Nunu
the elephant
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Lulu
the frog
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Momo
the panda
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Tobo
the fox
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Wawa
the puppy
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Zizi
the bee
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Coco
the monkey
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Nino
the penguin
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Fifi
the sheep
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Rara
the lion
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Popo
the piglet
Why they look the way they do
Every one of them is built from a handful of big, simple shapes — circles, ovals, two dots for eyes. That is not a style choice so much as a requirement: a one-year-old reads a face long before they read a detail, and anything finer than this is simply not seen.
They keep the same colours and the same expression wherever they appear, so a child who meets Kiko in one game recognises her in the next. None of them talk, none of them hurry, and none of them ask for anything.
Colour them in
Each character has a printable outline — big areas, thick lines, nothing fiddly, in A4 and US Letter. No sign-up, no email, nothing to pay.