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Canvas 2: Rainbow Colored Sketch is streaming on Crunchyroll. 24 episodes (~10h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About Canvas 2: Rainbow Colored Sketch
Kamikura Hiroki is an art student at the local school Nadesico Academy (High School and college level) whom intends to be an art teacher in the future. He is also the advisor to the high school arts society where his cousin, Housen Elis, attends. While Elis is a painter like Hiroki, Hiroki seems to have given up on his dreams and no longer paints. There appears to be some mysterious trauma in the both of their pasts which may have changed them. Meanwhile, the high school hires a new PE teacher,...
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