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After giving us a taste with an animated promo for the Cells at Work! Code Black manga, a TV anime adaptation has officially been revealed! The spinoff written by Shigemitsu Harada and illustrated by Issei Hatsuyoshi—which has original manga author Akane Shimizu supervising—is coming to …Read more »
Another manga spinoff is on the way to expand the world of Akane Shimizu’s Cells at Work! series. The latest is Cells at Work! Illegal (Hataraku Saibou Illegal), which is set to launch on the YanMaga website on February 1. Manga author Kae Hashimoto revealed …Read more »
Akane Shimizu’s popular manga Cells at Work! has officially ended its run. The is currently in its second season (inspired by Cells at Work! Code Black), but we’re going to miss our favorite hardworking cells. How will we fill the void? With more educational anime, of course! We’ve …Read more »
The Cells at Work! manga series is almost over. Its last chapter will be in the next issue of Kodansha’s Monthly Shonen Sirius, which becomes available in late January. The final manga — volume six — will be released in Japan just afterward, on February …Read more »
The Cells at Work! CODE BLACK anime was previously teased in its first trailer, and now Aniplex of America is back with an English-subtitled version. The spinoff of Akane Shimizu‘s original series is based on the manga written by Shigemitsu Harada and illustrated by Issei …Read more »
Cells at Work!, the popular franchise about anthropomorphized cells that makes biology fun and goofy, has expanded into several spinoff manga series, including Cells at Work and Friends! The Red Blood Cell and White Blood Cell we know and love from the original manga are …Read more »
When the going gets tough inside your body, your cells don’t mess around. Never has this been more successfully showcased than in Akane Shimizu’s Cells at Work! manga and its anime adaptation. The saga also continues in even more intense situations in spinoff manga Cells …Read more »
The movie adaptation of the SAND LAND manga by Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama will hit Japanese theaters on August 18. Ahead of this, an amusing trailer has dropped. In it, the character Beelzebub is trying to play a video game but others attempt to warn …Read more »
The anime My Master Has No Tail has revealed its debut dates and unleashed a new trailer that includes the opening theme song in the background. In Japan, the anime is set to debut on September 30 on Tokyo MX. The next day it debuts …Read more »
Ever wanted more from your favorite anime and manga? (The answer is yes, obviously — we just like to lead with a question.) Even the longest-running series leave us wanting more if they’re especially good. Whether it’s variants on the story, explorations of favorite characters, …Read more »
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