Sometimes the fun starts before the crayons even touch the paper. It starts with a sound imagined in the head. A deep rumble. A metallic roar that feels half dinosaur, half machine. That is when ThunderROARus shows up. This is not just another Monster Truck from Monster Jam. It feels like a creature that woke up angry, powerful, and ready to rule the arena.
One look at the drawing and kids can already tell this truck is different. ThunderROARus looks like a robotic dinosaur built for battle. The body feels armored. The details look sharp. The claws seem ready to grab the track. It does not roll in quietly. It feels like it hunts the competition. That makes kids lean closer, curious, excited, already imagining what kind of story this Monster Truck belongs to.
Picture a child sitting at the table. A blank page is waiting. Crayons and colored pencils are spread out like tools in a secret lab. When the ThunderROARus Monster Jam drawing appears, the imagination kicks in immediately. This is not a truck that asks politely to be colored. It dares you to choose bold colors and strong ideas.
As coloring begins, ThunderROARus starts to feel alive. Dark colors make it look like a night predator. Bright reds and oranges make it feel charged with energy, like it still carries the power of a strange storm. Some kids imagine sparks running through its body. Others picture glowing eyes or battle marks from past Monster Jam shows. Every choice changes the mood of the creature.
The story behind ThunderROARus makes the drawing even more exciting. In the Monster Jam world, this Monster Truck was created in secret by rebellious technicians who wanted to build something no one had ever seen before. A mechanical beast designed to challenge everything on the track. But things did not go as planned. A powerful red cosmic storm struck the lab, filling the creation with raw energy and turning it into something far more dangerous and alive.
That is why ThunderROARus feels like an apex predator. When kids draw it, they are not just filling lines. They are deciding how fierce this creature will be. Some imagine it breaking free and charging into a wild jungle. Others picture it released into the arena, where other Monster Trucks move aside when they hear its roar. Drawing becomes storytelling, and the paper becomes a stage.
This Monster Truck is often imagined with a fearless driver, someone brave enough to control such a powerful beast. Kids like to think about who is behind the wheel, guiding Monster Truck ThunderROARus through jumps, crashes, and huge Monster Jam moments. That connection between driver and machine adds another layer to the game, turning the coloring page into a full adventure.
At some point, the request comes naturally. Print another page. Printing means starting over with a new idea. A darker version. A brighter one. A ThunderROARus just waking up, or one already ruling the Monster Jam arena. Each printed page is a fresh chapter, and none of them need to look the same.
Calling ThunderROARus a Monster Truck feels perfect. It is big, loud, and powerful, but it also feels like a character. Not scary in a bad way, but thrilling in the way kids love. It blends dinosaurs, robots, storms, and speed into one unforgettable design. That mix hits everything kids enjoy in one place.
From the outside, this might look like a simple coloring activity. But inside the child’s head, a lot is happening. Focus. Creativity. Decision making. Imagination. All of it flows naturally while the child colors and draws. There are no rules telling them what ThunderROARus must look like. That freedom makes the experience even more fun.
What makes this coloring page special is that ThunderROARus never looks the same twice. One day it is a storm powered predator. Another day it is a jungle beast. Another time it becomes the undefeated champion of Monster Jam. Each version reflects how the child feels at that moment, turning the drawing into something personal.
When the drawing is finished, there is that proud moment. Showing it off. Explaining the story behind the colors. Talking about the battle ThunderROARus just won or the arena it conquered. At that point, it is no longer just a picture. It is a memory created through play.
In the end, ThunderROARus Monster Jam coloring pages offer much more than a simple pastime. They offer an experience. A chance to draw, color, print, and imagine a powerful robotic dinosaur Monster Truck born from a storm and unleashed on the Monster Jam world. Every time a child picks up this page, a new roar begins, right on the paper and inside their imagination.
At just five years old, Gustavo turned a simple wish to print coloring pages into an idea that now inspires children in more than 150 countries.
That is how Imprimivel.com was born, a project created side by side with his dad, Jean Bernardo, to spread color, imagination and joy in 10 languages, reaching a potential audience of over 800 million children around the world.
Today, Gustavo is in charge of helping choose the content, picking themes and characters with excitement, always thinking about what will make other kids smile, while his dad takes care of the editing and turns the boy’s ideas into reality.
