Reviews for Cells at Work! Manga

Hakukyukyu-san, a cool worker, is cool. It also includes detailed explanations on medical care, so it's a great learning experience.

I read it while I was recuperating at a hotel because I was positive for COVID-19. Thanks to being able to understand what's happening in my body right now, even if my high fever or severe cough continues every day, “white blood cells are doing their best!” I thought I was able to get through it calmly. I appreciate it very much. Immunity guys are all cool and cute! I'm also relieved by the exchange between red blood cells and white blood cells as the earliest couple (laughs). There are various series on Cells at Work, but I like the thick, touch illustrations drawn by Mr. Shimizu the most, so I wanted to see his new works with his pictures.

Personifying cells is an amazing idea (laughs). Each personality is also addictive, unique, and interesting. And I learn interesting stories. The function of the body and cells comes into my head just by having fun reading it. great!

I've gotten smarter! It bothers me ☆ I don't understand anything even after reading it, but I can imagine the general flow of symptoms, and the cautions at key points are also advice for staying healthy! And when I see them fighting so hard, I have to take good care of every hair! It makes me feel like that.

I started with anime. I never thought a comic would come out that would personify cells and draw them in such an easy-to-understand manner. I wasn't good at living things, so if there were comics like this, I might have fallen in love with them. Working Cell Black was also interesting. Oh, I think I'll live a proper and healthy life.

It depicts the mechanism of the body in a very easy to understand manner, and I think the content is so interesting that even those who are not good at studying can quickly come in!

It was a very novel work and interesting. I thought I had to take care of my body. There are also many derivative series, so I'm looking forward to the future.

It is also recommended for those who want to become doctors who know that serious things are happening in our bodies while we usually live casually!

It's a learning experience, and the characters are fascinating! Are Cells at Work a variety of series? It's out, but is it still the original one? I like this one the most.

This work depicts the various functions that occur in various parts of the human body by personifying them. A comic that is both fun and useful for learning. When I think that something like this is happening in my body, I feel like I'm thankful for my own body.

I started with anime first. It's a work I'm thankful for being able to enjoy while reviewing physiology. It personifies me, so I feel more like I want to take more care of my body. Thank you Cell.

I watched anime for the first time, and I was instantly addicted to this easy-to-understand and interesting work! Every story is a learning experience, so I read it with my kids. Platelet-chan is cute ♪

Red blood cells and white blood cells are drawn as cute characters, and you can also learn about the structure of the body and the causes of diseases, which is very interesting!

I think it's a comic with an unprecedented point of view. Also, I think comics are useful for studying. Also, platelet-chan and the others are so cute

Cells at work can be easily learned about the body, and I think the content is good for education, even for children! I don't usually think deeply about the body, but it's very interesting, so it's a work that makes me want to know more

Things I learned at school and things I didn't learn were easy to understand visually, and I learned things before I knew it. The characters themselves are also fascinating and it's a fun manga.

I was taking a break reading when I was taking a break when I was taking a university entrance exam. I wasn't good at this area, but it was easy to remember and it was helpful. If you are interested in biological selection and basic biological selection, please. Of course, it's also interesting as a comic, so I still reread it once in a while. I recommend it.

The various body structures and cell names that appear in the story were drawn quite easily and carefully. The content of the manga was also easy to read and interesting.

It was popular quite a while ago, so I started reading it very late, but it was really nice to be able to enjoy studying the content that appears in High School Biology with comics! The illustrations are completely different depending on the character, so it's easy to remember the characteristics of cells!