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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 »
Judging from previous cast costume images, the Cells at Work! stage play totally nails the style of Akane Shimizu’s educational comedy manga and its anime adaptation. Now we have even further proof thanks to a new poster, which mimics previous visuals with the cells, germs, …Read more »
Akane Shimizu’s Cells at Work! manga is coming to the small screen in a TV anime this July, and the official website recently updated with some new content. The latest previews include a pair of commercials, which offer up quick samples of the opening and …Read more »
Akane Shimizu’s Cells at Work! manga is getting a spinoff next month in the form of Cells at Work! BLACK (Hataraku Saibou BLACK). In this version the blood cells at the center of the story happen to reside in the body of someone who is …Read more »
The Cells at Work anime—based on the manga by Akane Shimizu—is coming to TV in Japan this July, and the latest issue of Kodansha’s Monthly Shonen Sirius is here with new cast details. The latest roles to be filled are Helper T Cell, Regulatory T …Read more »
Akane Shimizu’s Cells at Work! manga, AKA Hataraku Saibou, is getting the TV anime adaptation treatment this year. According to Aniplex’s announcement, the series is set to premiere in July, and both Japanese and English websites are live. You can see the full staff list …Read more »
The upcoming anime Horimiya: The Missing Pieces is debuting July 1 and will receive a simultaneous streaming by Crunchyroll. Ahead of this, a special trailer has been released titled “Emo-kyun” (translated as “The Feels”). The music is from composer Masaru Yokoyama. The anime will consist …Read more »
A new trailer has dropped for the anime My Love Story With Yamada-kun at Lv999, which is based on the manga Loving Yamada at Lv999! (a.k.a. Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru in Japanese). The trailer is just under two minutes long, and our …Read more »
The Crunchyroll Anime Awards, an anime awards show hosted by the streaming service of the same name, were held this weekend in San Francisco. The event featured 15 categories, with anime from 2018 chosen by judges (including a few Otaku USA folks) and fans. Let’s …Read more »
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