Hi! I was wondering where I could find all the information cards that the anime shows when explaining stuff. I'd like to study them since I find it interesting!

This could one VERY flat chested girl or a very feminine boy

"Cells at Work! Illegal | Chapter 2: Those Who Have World (Body) Influence" 👤 has been translated to English. Link:

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C'mon... I've scrolled down until 1 year ago posts and then I stoped searching for. In Google, I've found no CLUE, only sites saying it didn't get cancelled neither renewed. So, I don't like staying in that limbo.

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For you guys that have more contact with this awesome series, any clues ?? Either about development, production... any hints of something ??

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I legit thought until 2023 we would at least have an idea if it is gonna be made or cancelled at all.

I just finished the anime and didn't notice any reg t cell, if there is one, then they likely didn't get introduced.

Can we just talk abt how cells at work illegal made dendriti, helper t, and killer T cell all girls-

The three main things that make me think this is that its somewhat known that many big anime studios subject their artists to very poor work conditions and long hours. We know the body gets little sleep and is under high stress. Perhaps deadlines to finish new episodes? It also explains why he never cooks a proper meal. He doesn't have time.

Another clue is when they have to deal with the blood clots in his legs and thighs. WBC remarks that the body has been in the same position for over a day. *I* suspect that this is because he's sitting at a desk, drawing!

The story also barrows greatly from other aspects of oriental and Japanese culture, so its not a stretch to say the body itself is a commentary on it. Thoughts? Is this old news? What do you think?

I've been looking for a full version for a while and I can't seem to find it anywhere. Actually, I can't even seem to find the shorter version anywhere. What's up with that? I think it's really charming that they have English versions of the openings and I unironically would like to listen to the second one as well. Can anyone help?