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This Art Club Has a Problem! is streaming on Crunchyroll, HIDIVE. 12 episodes (~5h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About This Art Club Has a Problem!
Mizuki Usami is a passionate member of her school's art club, but the club has a problem—Usami is the only member who takes her craft seriously! The lazy club president constantly sleeps through activities and Collette has not regularly attended club activities in quite some time. Subaru Uchimaki, despite being an exceptional artist who could win an award if he tried, is obsessed with drawing the perfect 2D wife. As Usami struggles to do art club-like activities, she is often obstructed by her...
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