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Cells at Work! is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Akane Shimizu. It features the anthropomorphized cells of a human body, with the two main protagonists being a red blood cell and a white blood cell she frequently encounters. It was serialized in Kodansha's shōnen manga magazine Monthly Shōnen Sirius from January 2015 to January 2021. It is licensed in North America by Kodansha USA.
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Source There are series that can easily go unnoticed and be quite good, Cells at Work! Code Black, is one of them, so I bring this review to encourage you to watch it if you have not yet done so. This adaptation is a spin-off of the original series, which has two seasons, you can start watching this one or just opt for Code Black which has only 13 episodes. Both are based on the manga by Akane Shimizu, who takes us…More
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People in their 30s or more may have fond memories of the once upon a Time French cartoon series. If you are not familiar with it the tldr is that it was an educational series about the human body, the cells, the organs, how it functions etc etc. The cells and the various pathogens were presented as anthropomorphic creatures talking, interacting and when applicable fighting with each other. The cartoon was really co…More
©Akane Shimizu/KODANSHA,Aniplex,davidproductionWie nun die Verantwortlichen vom Manga Cult-Verlag kürzlich bekannt gaben, konnte man sich die Lizenz am „Cells at Work“- Manga von Akane Shimizu sichern.Der erste Band von Cells at Work erscheint hierzulande am 9. April 2019 und wird zu… weiterlesen auf: Dieser Beitrag wurde automatisch aus einen RSS-Feed erstellt. This post was automatically created from an RSS…More
Starting out the second half the 2018 summer anime season of 3 Episode Ruling we examine the japanese osmosis jones analogue Hataraku Saibou / Cells At Work! and examine its effectiveness as a learning tool underneath its exceptionally unique mix of action, humor, creativity and KAWAII~ Check out more videos from KrisPNatz! Check out the Teespring Store!More
I just finished watching the first episode of the newest anime entitled, "Cells At Work". The anime is especially interesting for me because I used to study and work in the medical field and somehow watching this anime brings back my University Days in the Nursing School. Below is the trailer of the anime, "CELLS AT WORK". VIDEO SOURCE The anime might be a little complicated especially for those who are not very awa…More
Amazon Japan listet bereits die Disc-Version von Cells at Work. Laut der Produktbeschreibung wird der Anime insgesamt 13 Episoden haben. Der Anime startete gestern in Japan und bei Wakanim als Simulcast in Deutschland. Die Geschichte von Cells at Work wird wie folgt beschrieben:… weiterlesen auf: Dieser beitrag wurde automatisch aus einen RSS-Feed erstellt. This post was automatically created from an RSS feed.More
Die aktuelle Ausgabe des Monthly Shonen Sirius Magazin kündigt heute an, dass Akane Shimizus Manga Cell at Work (Hataraku Saibo) eine Theater-Adaption bekommen wird. Genaue Informationen werden allerdings zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt bekannt gegeben. Akane Shimizu startete den Manga im… weiterlesen auf: Dieser beitrag wurde automatisch aus einen RSS-Feed erstellt. This post was automatically created from an RS…More
©Akane Shimizu/KODANSHA,Aniplex,davidproduction Auf der offiziellen Webseite des „Cells at Work!“- Anime wurde nun ein neues Visual und Promo-Video veröffentlicht.Cells at Work entsteht unter der Regie von Kenichi Suzuki (,,Drifters“, ,,JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure“) bei Studio David Production. Suzuki wird zusammen mit… weiterlesen auf: Dieser beitrag wurde automatisch aus einen RSS-Feed erstellt. This post was…More
Die aktuelle Ausgabe des Monthly Shonen Sirius Magazin kündigt an, dass die Anime-Adaption von Akane Shimizus Manga Cells at Work (Hataraku Saibo) am 7. Juli in Japan starten wird. Außerdem stellte das Magazin weitere Synchronsprecher vor. Neu dabei sind Yūichi… weiterlesen auf: Dieser beitrag wurde automatisch aus einen RSS-Feed erstellt. This post was automatically created from an RSS feed.More
The sequel titled Hataraku Saibou tells about the daily life of about 60 trillion cells in the human body that is focused on the friendship of red blood cells and white blood cells, where the red blood cells appear to be described as a delivery courier and his white blood cells look like a members of special forces with white uniforms and a serious look that is often bothered by the entry of viruses and bacteria int…More