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There are series that can easily go unnoticed and be quite good, Cells at Work! Code Black, is one of them, so I bring this review to encourage you to watch it if you have not yet done so.
This adaptation is a spin-off of the original series, which has two seasons, you can start watching this one or just opt for Code Black which has only 13 episodes. Both are based on the manga by Akane Shimizu, who takes us inside the human body to see how cells work in different circumstances.
The uniqueness of this short series is that the body is in a bad state, which makes the cells work tirelessly to solve the ills of its bearer. This leads the main characters to overcome many dangers, risk their lives and even die in order to fulfill their mission.
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The main character is an erythrocyte (red blood cell) and a white blood cell, each of them with different functions, but that help each other in several opportunities, in order to heal the body's ailment at that moment.
I particularly liked it a lot because of the environment in which the story develops, each chapter is unique and interesting, and best of all, in my opinion, is that the characters are well developed, in just 13 chapters you can enjoy the progress in the character of the two main characters and some others that also have a lot of weight in the plot.
The series leads us to think about the characteristics of work, to be responsible despite the situation we may be living. For example the Erythrocyte, starts as a rookie, and as he makes his rounds he gains experience, but more than that, it is the terrible situations that make him mature, just as it happens to us in everyday life.
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An erythrocyte is in charge of carrying oxygen to all the cells of the body, and a white blood cell is in charge of fighting against all kinds of bacteria, so we have quite a few fights inside the body, with some white blood cells represented by beautiful swordswomen, who risk their lives in the battles.
It is definitely an excellent story, I have not seen the main series, I just decided to watch this one and I was fascinated. The story has a lot of drama, action, fatal outcomes, and above all it is extremely educational, I was even able to learn several things I didn't know about the cells of my body.
Fortunately I don't smoke or live under stress, so I guess my body cells don't suffer so much, but the author's idea, in a way, is to make people aware of how much the body suffers when we are irresponsible in the way we live. I highly recommend it, it is short, with a clear message, and the adaptation is certainly quite enjoyable, so let's get to it.
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Cells at Work! Code Black: Las dificultades de transportar oxigeno
Existen series que pueden fácilmente pasar desapercibidas y ser bastante buenas, Cells at Work! Code Black, es una de ellas, por lo que traigo esta reseña para que te animes a verla si aún no lo has hecho.
Esta adaptación es un spin-off de la serie original, la cual tiene dos temporadas, puedes iniciar viendo esta o simplemente optar por el Code Black que tiene solo 13 episodios. Ambas son basadas en el manga de Akane Shimizu, quien nos trasporta al interior del cuerpo humano para ver cómo trabajan las células en diferentes circunstancias.
La singularidad de esta serie corta es que el cuerpo está en mal estado, lo que hace que las células trabajen sin descanso para solventar los males de su portador. Eso lleva a los personajes principales a sortear muchos peligros, arriesgar su vida e incluso morir con tal de cumplir con su misión.
El protagonista es un Eritrocito (glóbulo rojo) y un glóbulo blanco, cada uno de ellos con funciones diferentes, pero que se ayudan mutuamente en diversas oportunidades, con tal de sanar el padecimiento del cuerpo en ese momento.
Particularmente me gusto bastante debido al entorno en que se desarrolla la historia, cada capítulo es único e interesante, y lo mejor de todo, en mi opinión, es que los personajes son bien desarrollados, en tan solo 13 capítulos se puede disfrutar del avance en el carácter de los dos principales y algunos otros que también tienen bastante peso en la trama.
La serie nos lleva a pensar en las características del trabajo, en ser responsables a pesar de la situación que podamos estar viviendo. Por ejemplo el Eritrocito, comienza como un novato, y a medida que hace sus rondas va adquiriendo experiencia, pero más que eso, son las terribles situaciones que lo hacen madurar, tal cual nos ocurre a nosotros en la vida diaria.
Un eritrocito se encarga de llevar oxígeno a todas las células del cuerpo, y un glóbulo blanco se encarga de luchar contra todo tipo de bacterias, así que tenemos bastantes luchas dentro del cuerpo, con unos glóbulos blancos representados por hermosas espadachines, que arriesgan su vida en las batallas.
Definitivamente es una excelente historia, no he visto la serie principal, solo decidí ver esta y quede fascinado. La historia tiene mucho drama, acción, desenlaces fatales, y sobretodo es sumamente educativa, incluso pude aprender varias cosas que desconocía acerca de las células de mi cuerpo.
Afortunadamente no fumo, ni vivo en estrés, por lo que supongo que las células de mi cuerpo no padecen tanto, pero la idea de su autor, en cierto modo es concientizar a las personas, acerca de lo mucho que sufre el cuerpo cuando se es irresponsable en la forma de vivir. La recomiendo ampliamente, es corta, con un mensaje claro, y la adaptación sin duda es bastante disfrutable, así que manos a la obra.
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I did watch the main anime but not this spin off, I understand this one was much bloodier due to the cells being in a bad body. It caught my attention but I didn't get to see it, maybe someday I'll take a look at it.
It is precisely as you indicate. This one is bloodier and has a very good ending. I hope you can see it, it's worth it
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I had never heard of “Cells at Work! Code Black”, but from what you say, it sounds like a super original series. I'm struck by the fact that the body is in such a bad state and how the cells have to fight against everything. Good review!
Believe me, I didn't know of its existence either, and then finding out it has many installments, so there is good material to keep you entertained.
I really like these kinds of action animes. I usually like to watch the latest animes and those animes that are full of action. Your anime looks like it has a lot of action and interesting. I will try to watch this anime. Thanks for sharing it with us.
It is totally different from what we are used to seeing. So I hope you can enjoy it, because it has plenty of action, but there are other very interesting elements.
Thank you 😊
Recuerdo cuando vi este anime en su momento, estaba empezando apenas a ver anime seguido junto con unos viejos amigos. Me vi primero Cell at Works antes de este y me pareció divertido. Este en cambio me fascinó por lo crudo y libre de censura que es en cuanto a muchos temas relacionados a la mala salud del cuerpo humano. Además de que uno aprende mucho de estas series.
Buena reseña.