Reviews for Cells at Work! Manga

The main character is cute. There are places like white blood cells and red blood cells that are a bit like learning comics, but they are really interesting... in other words, precious

I can imagine the function of cells in an easy-to-understand manner, and it's a learning experience. I didn't know there were so many varieties.

I came across this book when I was studying cells and blood in order to get a hygiene management qualification, and I read it as a reference, but if it's a comic story, the words and systems are now easier to remember!

They explain the body and what they are doing their best in an easy-to-understand manner. I think I have to take good care of it.

I only buy volumes that have worrisome illnesses. I wonder if the illness I once had was like this at the time... Also, everyone is doing their best, so I think I'll take care of my body. The characters are all cute.

White blood cells always come to help me from anywhere, and I can count on them. They also properly help my fellow red blood cells and platelets.

My kid read this comic and got a high score on the science test! Thank you very much.

It's a great learning experience. The anthropomorphism is cute, and it's also interesting as a comic. but I get tired when I read it lol

This manga uses red blood cells and white blood cells as main characters, personifies cells in the human body, and explains the function of the body in an easy-to-understand manner. It is useful for imagining before acquiring medical knowledge.

Besides being fun, it's also a learning experience. I also really like painting, and it's one of my favorite works.

It's also a good product for studying the body. Now that infectious diseases have become a global issue, I highly recommend it.

I watched the anime when I was wondering whether to buy it, and I was satisfied with the anime in a spoiler state, and I haven't read all of the original works, but it's an interesting work that I can recommend to people ♪

When comics became a hot topic a few years ago, I thought they would be like learning comics, and I didn't feel like reading them at all. When it was made into an anime, I watched it as if it were just a part of a story, and I was addicted to it. I also read the comic version, including the spin-offs. However, after that, I saw various indications that it was not medically accurate, and I felt a little relieved. It says “there are points that differ from academic facts,” so there are probably people who enjoy looking up what is different. Normal people don't go that far. It's important to keep in mind that it's not a learning manga when reading it.

Each character has its own personality, and the story is fun and learning.

I think it's good to be able to know how the body works in such an easy-to-understand manner

I'm not good at personification, and I shunned it even though I knew it was popular. But this is great. I wish I had read it sooner. Each character stands and the role is easy to understand, and I learned it just by reading it. It naturally became a learning experience, and I haven't forgotten it so far. I like the lymphocyte army. I watched anime first and dabbled in comics. It's hard to read because it's full of information, but if it's an anime, it's too fast to memorize difficult names, so I use comics for review.