The episodes were simulcast on Crunchyroll, an American international online community focused on streaming East Asian media.[2] The episodes are named after various different colors.
The opening theme is "Plastic Smile" by Honey Bee (Yuria), and the ending theme is "NA NA IRO" by Sweets Tankentai.
Canvas 2: Niji Iro no Sketch (2005–06)
No.
Title
Original air date
01
"Classic Red Prohibition" Transcription: "Kindan no Kurashikku Reddo" (Japanese: 禁断のクラシックレッド)
October3,2005(2005-10-03)
Hiroki wakes up to find Elis sleeping next to him, leading to them having a playful argument. The next day, one of vases is broken and Mami's drawing is ruined. Hiroki immediately suspects Elis, who instantly denies this. She then begins to criticize the art club, and still calls him "onii-chan", leading to Hiroki telling her not to call him that. Hurt, she runs out the room. After inspecting Elis's painting of blue roses, Hiroki asks the art club members if they saw Elis ruin the drawing, or break the vase and after nobody answers him, he concludes that Elis could not have done it.
02
"Mandarin Orange Reunion" Transcription: "Mandarin Orenji no Saikai" (Japanese: マンダリンオレンジの再会)
October10,2005(2005-10-10)
Kiri introduces herself to the students of the school, as she will be working as a teacher. After the assembly, Hiroki has a chat with Elis on a bench, and then walks off into the cafeteria. Kana comes to sit next to him without asking, and Kiri also comes to join them, and insists that Hiroki buys her lunch for a memorable reunion. Later in the gym, Kiri recalls when Hiroki rejected her confession on the rooftop.
While shopping, Elis runs off without Hiroki when she sees balloons being given out, to Hiroki's annoyance. Elis and Hiroki go into a library, where he finds a strange novel, which turns out to be one of Kana's published novels. He decides to buy it, along with all the other books Elis makes him buy. Near the end of the date, Kana and Hiroki almost kiss, leading to Elis running out and exposing herself, as does Kiri.
04
"Cobalt Blue Impatience" Transcription: "Shōsō no Kobaruto Burū" (Japanese: 焦燥のコバルトブルー)
October24,2005(2005-10-24)
A new character called Misaki Sumire is introduced.
05
"Moon Gray Sigh" Transcription: "Tameiki no Mūngurei" (Japanese: 溜息のムーングレイ)
October31,2005(2005-10-31)
Hiroki reminds a girl feeding a stray cat that she will be late, in a helpful manner. However, this agitates her, causing her to walk off. In art class, Tomoko gets teased due to her gloomy nature, which leads to her tearing up her drawing. Hiroki realizes that being a teacher is not as easy as it looks. The girls in class continue to tease Hiroki, leading to Elis dragging him off to the cafeteria with her.
06
"Emerald Green Temptation" Transcription: "Yūwaku no Emerarudo Gurīn" (Japanese: 誘惑のエメラルドグリーン)
November7,2005(2005-11-07)
The class goes on a school trip to the beach and Hiroki was asked to guide the students just two days ago before the trip, Kiri is also a guide for the trip. Later, Misaki tells everyone that she has a fear of height and cannot use the ropeway to the mountain, but Kiri goes hard on her and made her go by the ropeway. Hiroki and Kiri go to look for the shrine to choose a course for the fear trial; there Hiroki tells Kiri that she does not need to talk to him formally.
Elis and Tomoko sleep near other overnight the trip, and Elis talks to Tomoko about Hiroki and Kiri's relationship as childhood friends. In the test of courage, Elis pairs with Shouta, and Hiroki with Kiri.
08
"Midnight Blue Sadness" Transcription: "Aishū no Middonaito Burū" (Japanese: 哀愁のミッドナイトブルー)
November21,2005(2005-11-21)
In a turn of events, Elis wakes Hiroki up so he can accompany her in buying her a yukata. On their way, they meet Kiri then Hagino, Takeuchi, Sumire and Tokomo not long after. Hiroki then leaves the job of choosing the girls' yukatas to Kiri soon after. When Kiri tries to find a ribbon for Elis's yukata, an object falls out of the closet, which happens to be a portrait of Kiri done by Hiroki years ago.
09
"Sentimental Azure" Transcription: "Ruri-iro no Senchimentaru" (Japanese: 瑠璃色のセンチメンタル)
November28,2005(2005-11-28)
Elis put an all-nighter to make a painting for an art competition and Hiroki went to meet Kiri at a restaurant to get a book from her to practice for his public official exams. When he return from the restaurant Elis saw the book in his hands and thinks that he was studying for his exams.
10
"Snow White Recollections" Transcription: "Tsuioku no Sunō Howaito" (Japanese: 追憶のスノーホワイト)
December4,2005(2005-12-04)
11
"Light Yellow Distance" Transcription: "Asa Sasō ko no Kyori" (Japanese: 浅支子の距離)
On the night before Elis's flight to Paris, Hiroki finds a painting that Elis leaves for him. Upon seeing the painting, which contained the color red, Hiroki realizes his true feeling for Elis and picks up his brush to start painting, having been inspired by Elis. At the airport, Tokomo decides to go on ahead, leaving the others. In a race against time, Hagino and Sumire try to prevent Elis from leaving just yet while Takeuchi finds Hiroki. Their efforts prove successful as Hiroki arrives at the airport just in time.
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