Reviews for Cells at Work! Manga

It's easy to understand about diseases and viruses, and it's drawn in an interesting way with gags in between, so I think it's an easy work for anyone to read! The characters are also delicious, cute, and cool!

It's good that children are interested in the human body and can enjoy studying, and the names of bacteria and viruses come up from children, so I was impressed that they got into their heads while having fun

The characters in the textbook alone are hard to imagine and remember, so it's a story, so it's nice to be able to enjoy studying with anime and comics! If I had kids of my own, I'd like them to see this and let them study!

I was watching an anime. I was surprised that the inside of my body was going to be in such trouble. I don't know my body the most, and it's true that I don't know it at all, and when it comes to emergencies, I leave it up to others. I think it's definitely better to keep the knowledge you've gained from comics in the corner of your head than not knowing. So I'd like to recommend it.

I'm the type that came from anime to manga, but it's also a learning experience, the story is interesting, and I wanted this comic when I was a student!

I'm really impressed by the creative thought that this kind of work will be created in the world. Knowledge spread through comics, and a desire for knowledge that is stimulated! I applaud your flexible thinking

This work depicts an unlikely wonderland inside the body, the personification of a cool white handsome white blood cell and a clumsy, cute red red blood cell. I was so addicted to the anime that I watched all the episodes. Cells other than the main two are also drawn more and more into the world because they are cute, cool, and have ridiculous secrets. The enemy germs also had an excellent design and battle. In particular, cancer cells are surprised and scared that their usual mobs are like that. When I read this comic, I get energy from within myself that they are doing their best right now. Also, I think I'll take care of my body. I highly recommend this very nice cell anthropomorphic comic full of knowledge that will please a wide range of people.

It's a fun book to learn about the body. Even elementary school children enjoy reading it. I'm thankful for this work because I can enjoy capturing both red blood cells and white blood cells as familiar things at once.

I watched anime, read comics, and had fun studying that bodies are interesting, and recently I watched reruns with my kids, and now I'm reading comics with my parents and children.

The number of working cells in the human body is approximately 37 trillion. Red blood cells that carry oxygen, white blood cells that fight bacteria. There was a drama about Unknown Cells there. The idea of personifying cells as “cells” is the best. I happened to watch it first made into an anime, then it was made into a movie... I finally arrived at the original story. interesting! Somehow I was satisfied just playing an anime, but I realized that was a waste. It seemed like I knew it, and it was a great learning experience once again.

They tell me about the structure of the body through a story in which anthropomorphic cells play an active role. I was afraid of white blood cells at first, but it's strange because they gradually became so cool.

The personification of cells in the body was interesting. Also, it was useful for studying various cells in the body. That's because cell activity is being carried out without people knowing.

I love this kind of person who talks little, is kind, and strong. I also went to see a movie. There are lots of unique characters, so please find your favorite.