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Lilo and Stitch With Arms Crossed coloring page

Sassy Lilo and Stitch with arms crossed inside a frame of hibiscus and palm leaves. A detailed Disney coloring page to download free as a PDF.

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Coloring page: Sassy Lilo and Stitch with arms crossed and cheeky grins, framed by hibiscus, leaves and a beach

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PDF · A4
Pages
1
Size
548 KB
Ink
High
Difficulty
Medium
Age
6–7 years, 8–10 years, Over 10
Category
TV shows

On this sheet

Lilo in a leaf print dress and sandals, Stitch with arms crossed, hibiscus flowers, palm fronds and a beach behind them.

Coloring tip

Color Stitch blue with a lighter belly and use reds and pinks for the hibiscus.

Activity idea

Make up a prank the two could pull together and tell it in a four panel comic.

Did you know?

Stitch has four arms but can tuck two of them away to pass as a dog.

About this coloring page

Sassy Lilo and Stitch share the same mischievous attitude, and it makes sense once you know Stitch's backstory. Before he had a name, the little blue alien was Experiment 626, a creature built on another planet by the scientist Jumba Jookiba.

Jumba designed him to be nearly indestructible. Experiment 626 is super strong, super smart and able to lift objects far heavier than himself. He also has antennae, spines along his back and extra arms he can hide. The catch was that he was made for one thing only, wrecking whatever he touched.

The Galactic Council sentenced him to exile, but 626 escaped in a stolen ship and crash landed in Hawaii. There he posed as a dog at an animal shelter, which is where Lilo found him, adopted him and named him Stitch.

Jumba and Agent Pleakley were sent to Earth to bring him back, setting up some of the funniest scenes in the movie. Eventually both of them end up as part of Lilo's oddball family. Stitch proves that nobody has to be what they were made to be.

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