Lienzo is a character in the Opaque View (series), who debuts in the 2006 Nintendo DS game, Opaque View: Morning Shine, he is somewhat of a assistant to Acrois, helping him out in tough situations.
Personality
Lienzo is a very quiet and shy character. He always looks somewhat disturbed and has been subjected to bullying because of his appearance.
He speaks a foreign language, but can speak some basic phrases to his only friend, Acrois. He shows no emotion, but sometimes after doing a piece he breaks a smile, as he only really expresses himself through graffiti.
Appearance
Lienzo has yellowy-white skin, and wears camo clothes.
Appearances
Opaque View: Morning Shine
In the first game, Lienzo has 3 cans of spray paint, he 3 primary colours, red, yellow and blue. Opaque can be used to break through Walls which you draw with the stylus, this works with red graffiti and the wall 'burns' away.
They can all make combinations, for example: He can clear a whole area with 5, red and yellow graffiti, which is orange. The other combinations can be viewed here.
Trivia
- Lienzo was originally going to be called LEONzo, to include a male name, but they stuck to basics and went with graffiti in Spanish.