Reviews for Cells at Work! Manga

An anthropomorphic manga about cells that work in the body. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read, and it's nice that each character stands firmly. Personally, I like helper T cells and macrophages, but they are all attractive. It's also nice that there are funny scenes depicting battles with the influenza virus and battles with germs invading through wounds. The cancer cell's epi have become a bit scarce. I can read it all at once. It looks like it will be animated, and I'm looking forward to it.

It's fun to be explained about the body in an easy-to-understand manner by personifying it. If you look it up after reading it, there are also expressive exaggerations and omissions in comics, etc., but it would be nice if young readers would take interest from the act of doing such research and choose the path of medicine in the future.

It's fun to see the characters working vividly as “somatic cells.” I understand how the body works. (However, speaking in terms of ease of understanding, I think Gakken comics for children are better after all

The function of cells in the body was very easy to understand and very interesting.?

It's fun to read. It would be funny if this were unfolding in my body. I don't have the confidence to remember it as knowledge after reading it, but it's a learning experience. It's not like there's a deep story, but the details are also interesting, such as the sneezing and fever systems, and “Welcome to the Lungs” written on it. I like white blood cells!

A gag comic that personifies cells in the human body. There are plenty of shonen manga like action scenes and detailed writing. The characters are also standing, and I can read them clearly. You'll also learn about the human body. It looks like a learning comic. It reminded me a little bit of the excitement I felt when I was reading a book called “Manga Science” (published in a science journal for elementary school students at Gakken) that I loved when I was a kid (o^^o) I recommend it to people who like educational television!

I tried reading it and it was fun. I never cared about cells, but I felt like saying thank you every day. Also, I have hay fever, so my cells are in trouble...

I'm working. I'm working a lot. When I was a kid, this kind of class would have been interesting, and I might have become more interested in physical matters. Being distracted by fighting and almost forgetting that it's fun, but the fact that you think everything is necessary is actually an amazing comic?

I had no idea this was happening in my body...! If I read this comic when I was a student, my grades might have improved a little lol the characters are cute and I love them too!

A comic that is interesting and increases knowledge. The system that fights bacteria and viruses is like science fiction. I never knew there were so many types of white blood cells.

Ninja-like abilities such as white blood cell migration, L-selectin, etc. (First time I've heard they have this ability) Street Fighter-style combat style that challenges hand-to-hand combat against foreign enemies. And somehow, the appearance reminds me of Tae-Boo Dood from the legend of Hungry ○. (Laughter) The characters and story have also been devised to be reminiscent of gags and other famous comics, so it's quite interesting. I think 500 points per volume is well worth it.

I was interested in how much fun it would be to learn what was happening in my body when personified. Things that are hard to imagine with words alone are also fun, thanks to the characters. I can see the ability to connect to the author's story.

I knew that the first episode was played in commercials, and I thought it was “interesting” from a comic perspective. Explain this kind of seemingly difficult field of expertise in comics and the like in an easy-to-understand manner (?) I hope there will be more things to be done. (I think it's difficult for the creator...) If I had to say one thing, white blood cells (neutrophils) are much scarier (animation) than the influenza virus!! (But I like that ♪)

It was a work that didn't seem to exist until now. This is how the body works! I thought so. But that doesn't mean it's explained like a textbook; it can be read as a comic, and I think the story is interesting. I want to study seriously and in an easy-to-understand manner! If you think about it and buy it, it might be a little different. I mean it's about the level of knowledge. But maybe it's okay to keep it at school or something.

It is a work where the mechanisms and functions in the body, which are only inorganic, are set as a scene of a town, and the characters are emotionally rich by personification of blood cells and cells, and “my own body” can be felt in reverse close to them for some reason. It's a work that somehow makes me feel like I'm going to take care of myself

Recommended for biology students! Cells become familiar. It depicts a lot of the body's natural healing power, so it's a learning experience! I love my body.

White blood cells are cool! Somehow I understand it, but it's interesting when it's made into a comic.

Wow, it became a learning experience, I'm good at drawing, and I like it. White blood cells are interesting, but overall, I feel like one lacks interest right now...

The pictures were beautiful and I had fun studying cells! The story was really interesting too...!

Anthropomorphism has an infinite number of ways of spreading, so I thought someday ridiculous anthropomorphism would come, but what is a cell... However, instead, each cell has its own characteristics, and it has proper drama, and it has been established as a comic. Somehow, when I finish reading it, it's a strange comic that makes me think I'll take care of my body for now lol