Science is, of course, awesome. And so is Dr. Stone! As Senkuu rebuilds the Stone World from the ground up, it’s fun to learn more about the things we taken for granted every day. But when he’s not around (say, between seasons), our brains are …Read more »
The always-busy workers in our body are coming to the big screen in a new Cells at Work! movie, Cells at Work!! The Return of the Strongest Enemy. A Huge Uproar Inside the Body’s Bowels! We’ve all been there before, right? The feature hits screens …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 »
If you’re a big fan of the Platelets from Cells at Work! and can’t wait to see their escapades in the upcoming Cells at Work! film, then this manga spinoff might just be what you need to get you through. Like the other spinoffs Cells …Read more »
Red Blood Cell and White Blood Cell are back in the manga spinoff Cells at Work! Baby.It gets this title not only because the main characters are re-envisioned as younger, chibi little toddlers, but because the story itself revolves around childbirth and infancy. We start …Read more »
Celles at Work!‘s feature film is on the way to theaters in Japan this September with special screenings of “The Return of the Strongest Enemy. A Huge Uproar Inside the Body’s Bowels!” in advance of the second season’s January 2021 debut. According to the latest …Read more »
The cells are back at work. Or will be soon, anyway. A film version of Cells at Work! is set to hit theaters in Japan September 5. Now we’ve got a fresh look at the film via a new trailer and key visual, plus some …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 »
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 »
Akane Shimizu’s Cells at Work introduced manga readers to the marvelous truth of what happens inside the human body: each one of us is filled with millions of plucky blue-collar workers, wearing jumpsuits and working specialized tasks to keep the heart pumping, the lungs breathing, …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 »
When you have a show as fun and educational as Cells at Work!, setting it up for some genuinely helpful real-world collaborations is a no-brainer. One of the latest has the anime teaming up with Red Cross Japan once again, this time with some goods …Read more »
If you’ve been hankering to cosplay the Neutrophil, aka White Blood Cell, from Cells at Work!, Japan has the jacket for you. Cosplay apparel company Cospa will release the the jacket, modeled after the one worn by the Neutrophil, in S, M, L and XL …Read more »
If you found yourself particularly fond of the Killer T Cell in Cells at Work!, you’re in luck, because he’s getting his own manga spinoff. Cells at Work! FRIEND follows the act of other series spinoffs, focusing on Killer T as he uses his brute …Read more »
The cells are still working. Cells at Work!, the popular 2018 anime series that personified the cells working hard in the human body, is back for more. It was announced over the weekend that the series would be getting a new episode, plus a smartphone …Read more »
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