Reviews for Cells at Work! Manga

The content also allows you to learn a little bit about biology, and it's very interesting! I thought the story was well-structured!

So recommended its anime is better even. Looking forward for anotheer? One

Even trivial everyday things (abrasions, etc.) are a big fuss at the cellular level. I think it's a good work that makes me want to take care of my body.

If you read this comic, you can enjoy understanding the structure of the body (especially the mechanism of the immune system). Also, the pictures are carefully drawn and are very easy to read. No matter what kind of situation the body is in, these cells work hard with pride in their work. After reading this, I thought I'd live a life where I took more care of my body.

If you read an interesting book recommended by a friend, it would be a great learning experience, and what are the personalities of Cell-san? It's also very interesting! I read volume 1! I'm looking forward to the next one too!

I also watch anime, etc., and I like the relationship between red blood cells and white blood cells, and works with various characters that are easy to understand and fun to watch ♪

As the title suggests, it was fun, but above all, it's really a learning experience! I want to read more...

I'm always amazed by the interesting behavior of red blood cells. When it was made into the anime, Cells at Work was also interesting, but the comics also contain a lot of material, so it's very interesting!

It was a surrogate organism selection when I was a student, so the cells I had desperately memorized were so well anthropomorphized that I was able to read it in a very interesting way. A lot of knowledge is included in cute pictures and funny situations, and I thought that if I had met them when I was a student, I would have been more interested in the human body. Anthropomorphism is also well written according to the function and properties of the cell, so I was able to proceed with reading without confusion while many cells were drawn. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This comic triggered the child's summer vacation homework and the content they had been working hard to research. I was saved by comics that nurtured intellectual curiosity.

You can learn about the body in a very interesting and easy-to-understand manner. I wish I had one when I was a student.?

It doesn't seem like it's inside the body (laughs) so it's really interesting because you can learn about the body while laughing? Thanks to my friends who introduced me...

It's a manga that makes me feel that this body, which we usually take for granted, is also because the cells inside keep working 24 hours a day... Even though they explain and explain specialized parts in an easy-to-understand manner, they are not rigid at all, and they teach me how the body works smoothly. It's comical and easy to read ♪ Also, after reading this, when I feel that my body is unwell at an unexpected moment, I think I'm going to take care of my body as if “Oh, white blood cells and immune cells are doing their best” (lol) and platelet-chan are so cute (laughs)

Just a sneeze, just a scuff, just a cold. I thought that alone would be a major disaster for the inside of my body. Let's do a little bit of work for my red blood cells and white blood cells too.

I read the black one first, and I became interested, so I took care of this one too. I almost forgot what happened in my body. it's a big fuss with just one scum, isn't it? That's what I thought. I thought again that it would be difficult if something happened to my body lol

Talking about cells in the human body is a bit difficult, so the anime version had sound and was easy to understand. Meanwhile, in comics, the author, Akane Shimizu, is good at drawing, and the characters are even more attractive. I noticed that it was more interesting when I watched anime → manga in that order.

The anime was interesting, so I read it. The work of each cell is written in a very easy to understand manner, so I'm reading it while thinking I see.

I understand the work of the cells in the body very well. Platelets are cute.