Screenplay:
Naruhisa ArakawaCinematography:
Yûta NakamuraComposer:
GinCast:
Ari Ozawa, Yūsuke Kobayashi, Sumire Uesaka, Nana Mizuki, Nao Tōyama, Mao Ichimichi, Mariko Honda, Hirohiko Kakegawa, Nobuyuki Hiyama, Sora Tokui, Ayane Sakura (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(12)
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These People Have Problems / Goodbye, Uchimaki-kun (E01)
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Case of the Art Club President's Murder / Good Child, Bad Child, Lost Child / Love Letter Panic (E02)
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Where Is the Thing I'm Looking For? / Short Bob / Indirect Kiss (E03)
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Welcome to the Art Club / Colette's Walk / Little by Little, Bit by Bit (E04)
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Mistake Train / Doves, Mermaids, and Pool Cleaning (E05)
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The Mysterious Cute Transfer Girl / A Curious Couple (E06)
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Our First Joint Task...? / Master Imari (E07)
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The Secret Room / Let's Have a Treasure Hunt! (E08)
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Find the Grimoire! / The Challenger Returns / Moe Stroll (E09)
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Nostalgic Turquoise Blue / Usami Cram School / Buster Kaori (E10)
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Unity! Empty Cans! Cultural Festival! (E11)
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From Now On (E12)
Plots(1)
A totally ordinary art club at the totally ordinary Tsukimori Middle School. There, Subaru Uchimaki squanders his artistic talent on his true passion and life's mission: drawing the ideal "2D wife." Club member Mizuki Usami finds herself with a crush on the hopeless Uchimaki. The seemingly uninterested club president is always sleeping, but he keeps a close eye on Uchimaki and Usami's antics. Then there's the mysterious Colette, who's usually lost in her own little world. When this ragtag bunch gathers together as the Art Club, there's sure to be some problems... (Maiden Japan)
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Reviews (1)
In the beginning, This Art Club Has a Problem! did not really appeal to me because I could not get on with this show's sense of humor. I did not really think about it; a girl fancies a boy from the Art Club. However, only interested in painting his perfect 2D waifu, which is nothing to write home about. On a similar theme, I saw, for example, the much more interesting The World God Only Knows. I thought that the show offered a lot more in terms of plot personally (and it also had one of the best openings I have ever heard, which I still have on my computer and play occasionally). Still, it is not bad, and after watching more episodes, seeing new characters, and just getting pretty used to everything, it became kind of a mediocre diversion that I even found funny sometimes. Plus, some episodes are also quite charming, sometimes almost loveable, so I really did enjoy watching this anime series at times. My favorite characters are obvious. There is the insane Colette, plus the President of the Art Club. Then there is also little Moeka, who pops up every now and then and who is, as her name suggests, just incredibly "moe" and, for example, in the ninth episode entitled "Moe Stroll", was exactly the style of a cute little girl I like a lot. So, in my opinion, this show is better than average, and I really enjoyed some passages, although there were fewer than I would have liked. 6/10.
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