Reviews for Cells at Work! Manga

It is a work that personifies cells, and teaches us about cells in an extremely interesting and easy-to-understand manner. It was shocking when I first saw it. It's really easy to understand, and it's a level where I even feel grateful that my cells worked like this when I caught a cold. I was able to learn about both the anime and the live-action film adaptation while being shown in an interesting way.

A comic that people who want to know how the body works and those who want to make memorizing biology subjects easier should read. As the name “cell anthropomorphism manga” suggests, the movements of the characters are based on actual cells, so they are easy to understand visually. There is also an explanation in a few words, so it's a learning experience, and since there are stories that focus on one cell or bacteria, my interest expands. The characters have personalities and conversations that have nothing to do with the function of cells, but they aren't too academic, and you can understand them even if you read them from a state where you don't know anything about cells. Supervised by experts. I thought it would be completed in volume 5, but I was happy that volume 6 came out. Volume 6 depicts what is happening in a diseased body from a cellular perspective in each episode, and there was no clear final story. Probably, for cells, every day they work until the day they die out continues, so the final story isn't about when you die... I thought so.

An elementary school student who was reading Cells at Work about regulatory T cells that won a Nobel Prize said, “That's the character!!” I saw a post saying I knew that, and I read it out of interest. It was a unique personification, and I was able to study the body in a very interesting way. I think it's a good starting point for studying the function of cells

There are only a few days left, but I watched the live-action movie and it was interesting, so I decided to read the manga! The point of view is interesting, and since I'm a medical practitioner, I'm impressed by the point of view

I don't know the name of my illness, but I was shocked when I was taking some kind of medicine every day and only going to the hospital, and I was shocked when I came across this comic! I wonder if my body worked so much regardless of my intentions... it's been a few years since we met, and the number of bad places are increasing year by year because I still don't know what caused the problem, but is this what colds are like, hay fever is happening, and anyway, if I laugh, my NK cells become active! It also made me feel positive and made me think that I should take care of myself. I want people who want to be doctors or nurses to read it first; it's such a wonderful work that I think it's okay to oblige them to keep one set at school!!

By personifying the cells in the body, I was impressed that each role came into my head so easily. When I watch the cells do their work, I feel that my body is very important.

Don't underestimate it as just an anthropomorphism. The settings are very careful down to the smallest detail, and it's a learning experience. There are also various derivative works! I'm curious about that too!

My kid was addicted to anime. It's a learning experience, the pictures are beautiful, and the characters are interesting. The downside when reading on a smartphone is that the characters in explanations etc. are small and difficult to read.

It's a very learning story. Red blood cells deliver oxygen to small places, white blood cells fight bacteria, and platelets are cute and soothing.

Personify an unexpected cell. This is an interesting recommended manga that was unlikely. Now, it's already animated and made into a movie, and it's so interesting that we inadvertently forget it. Each cell name has a different personality, appearance, and age, and if you read it, I feel like I can somehow understand the reason, but they laugh intermittently, there are times I've inadvertently missed it, and there are also things that aren't drawn, so why not read it.

I was addicted to the extravagance of the voice actors and even bought goods by watching the anime 1 Cool without expecting much from the previous high reputation. I'm not good at blood spilling out, so I feel like the anime was easier to watch, but the exquisite personification is amazing. I heard that it appeared in school textbooks, and when I imagine characters, it's easy to remember how cells work and names, and I envy today's kids. Once I learned about the cells' concept of time, I thought it would be useless for us humans to always be grateful to our bodies and cells.

I think it's a well-thought out personification. The idea is wonderful. The tempo is very good and interesting, and I also like the fact that I can learn while having fun reading. When I read this work, I think I have to take proper care of my cells (laughs)

It's fun, it's learning, and it's a great work!!!! The movie is also interesting and I want to go see it!!!!

Even if the content is complicated and difficult, it is easy to grasp by personifying it, and you can learn a lot. I think the power of comics is being utilized to the fullest. I'm also reading the other works in this series in order

It's fun, I can study biology, and double is awesome!!! The movie looked interesting too, so I want to go see it!!