Reviews for Cells at Work! Manga

It's very interesting. It is a popular work that has also been animated. It's anthropomorphic, and I think it's interesting for kids to watch. It's a bit difficult though. When studying the body in elementary school, there are places where you watch an anime about cells at work.

This comic has a novel setting where cells in the body are drawn from a perspective, and the pop nature of the characters is friendly and the content is interesting. Also, it is recommended for elementary and middle school students because they learn about various things about the human body and understand the role of blood. It was a comic with laughter and sometimes tears. Please read it.

Red blood cells, white blood cells, macrophages, killer T cells, etc... I was surprised that they actually exist in the body and work for me every day. If you try to read each role in letters, etc., it's probably hard even for adults to come in. Because it's a comic, it's easy to understand, and since it's anthropomorphic, it's a really wonderful work where you can accumulate knowledge while having fun while feeling close to it. I'm now careful not to put a burden on them, such as sleeping and eating! That's because even after the work is over, they're always alive in me.

Is your energy a perky red blood cell, hard boiled? Components in the blood, including white blood cells, appear as unique characters. Leukocyte-san is a good person (?) So I'm a fan. It's fun to read and it makes me learn about the body.

The pictures are good, the content is interesting, it's a learning experience, and I regret why I didn't read it sooner...

I started with the anime because of recommendations from people around me! The image had a warm, fuzzy atmosphere, but comics are more detailed and interesting than I thought. I can read it carefully, so I can understand the mechanism very well, and it's fun! I also watch BLACK.

It is a work where you can learn how cells in the body work and how they help each other, and it can also be used to study science. Middle and high school level content is also included, so if you have children, please let them read it. The pictures are easy to read, and it's a comic that I want to recommend to people.

The organs in the body are hard to remember by rereading them over and over again to study for the test. I also want to see Leukocyte-san and Erythrocyte Koibana ❗

It's a very interesting work. Red blood cells are so cute. I want to read more soon.

At first, I didn't like reading it, but I had too much free time to read it, or rather, it became a learning experience. When I get sick, I'll go to the hospital early or take medicine to try to recover. Otherwise they'll die!

It is a comic that personifies red blood cells and white blood cells and depicts how they work in the body. It was a great learning experience. It was so interesting that I ended up with volume 6, which was a pity. There are a lot of spin-offs, but this is the original one. Of course the spin-offs are fun too!

People at work said it was interesting, so I read it. That was true!! I wish I had this comic when I was a kid lol

It's a one-of-a-kind work with a fresh perspective! Not only are comics interesting, but they can also be used to study medicine, and it's two birds with one stone!!

As you read this, you can learn more about bacteria in your body in a playful way. It's great while studying!

It's a great learning experience! I can't read it easily, so it's amazing if you take the time to understand it! I'm impressed!

It's an exciting comic. No matter who reads it, it's a book you can read until the end without getting bored

It's so fun and addictive that even adults can learn and think it's funny or cowardly. They explain illnesses and injuries in an easy-to-understand manner, so it's no wonder they are used as school materials.

A must-read book for all humankind, astonished by the elaborate structure of the human body and making you want to take care of your own body after reading it. Heatstroke, cancer cells, hemorrhagic shock... there were many impressive episodes, and at the end, I wanted them to close with the “COVID-19 round” as proof that humanity had overcome the coronavirus... it's early, but it hasn't settled yet. But it was thanks to reading this work that terms such as “cytokine storm,” which explains the coronavirus talked about on TV, came easily into my head. Medical supervision is also in the authentic style of Dr. Kutsuna.