Fun fact: The term “Black” isn’t just because this cells at work’s version is darker, it meant something else. The term black is used to refer to an unacceptably exploitative employment system of a Japanese company. For example, harassing workers by making work harder than it should be, the higher ups are very abusive, working while underpaid, etc. It’s basically a sweatshop. Unlike the first happy version where everybody is happy to help each other, this one is full of stress and harassment.
@@markarca6360 The original series is supposed to be in a healthy 16 year old girl that may some times did unhealthy things occasionally. Black is supposed to be a middle aged unhealthy guy that led a very unhealthy life style and probably work in a sweatshop himself.(Long working hours, no rest days, irregular meal times, etc.)
@@awalkingfire2176 smoking is fucking terrible not only for you, but for everyone around you that you exhale smoke at (that shit reaches further than you think it does). If you smoke long enough to get permanent damage, it can lead to some pretty nasty, agonizing last days of your life. Trust me, I've seen it. It's not fun to see.
For us, there is always an alternative path, ways to escape bad living conditions. But our cells, they literally have NO CHOICE but to continue working no matter how toxic it gets until they die.
@@Kaimax61 It will be interesting when we get to the part about Gonorrhea, though I imagine that part is going to censored or at least less “explicit” compared to the manga.
I smoked for like a decade and a half, a 15-a-day habit. But having gradually weaned myself off nicotine, dropping the strength every 2 months, using a vape... well, it's been a year and a half since I switched down to 0% nicotine. It's been a year since I bothered using my vape at all. I don't have cravings. At all. It's probably a strategy that would work for others, who may not have considered it.
Wow great effort for stopping smoking. Thanks for sharing how you did it. Its good to hear success stories like this, for me at least as I find it really motivating 👍👍👍👍👍
@@TheAkashicTraveller I think the difference is that I banned myself from "the odd cigarette" and after I dropped a strength, I exclusively used the new strength. Dropping once every 2 months did mean I had withdrawal stress every 2 months, but my partner and I dealt with it. I also wasn't doing it purely for the sake of quitting. I'd been diagnosed with ms a few months earlier and read research papers that said nicotine and disease progression were strongly correlated. I had motivation, which probably went a long way towards it working.
Yes, Cell not at work is another spin-off about immature red blood cells (erythroblasts) that do not want to work, another spin-off is Bacteria at Work about lives of good and bad bacteria in the intestines like Lactobacillales, Bacillus subtilis var. natto, Aspergillus, etc.
Wow, I didn't realize there's that much spin-offs! I hope they all get animated. Not to mention potentially seeing the animation takes by different studios other than Liden Films and David Productions.
@@docoffcall By the way if you are not aware, I believe you maybe interested to the information below; translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&u=www.animatetimes.com/news/details.php%3Fid%3D1538294233&prev=search&pto=aue "Cells at Work!" Anthropomorphic characters can be used as materials for classes and reports !? Official materials are now available free of charge for people involved in educational institutions and medical facilities. Hope it helps.
It's not just your cells. smoking harms everyone around you (and smells like shit). It reaches way further than most smokers realize it does. One of the worst things I know is when someone who just finished his cig gets on the bus, because then the whole bus starts to stink of smoke and it's fucking terrible to sit in.
I have stopped smoking and vaping two years ago since I realized that my cells are working their hardest to clean my lungs and I have lack of sleep and I started to tear up watching this episode because I have two friends who still smoke.
I always encourage people I know into watching Cells at Work, either this Code Black or the first one which is fluffy. I have friends who still smokes or vape but it's like they don't really bother to care. Whenever we have health examinations from health insurance, they are just like, "oh yay, I still don't have lung cancer", they are just taking it very lightly.
About Erithropoiesis, we see some of it in the original show too. There's one episode (I don't remember which one) in which they show the process. Pre-graduated cells have a little pom-pom on top of their hat, which then gets plucked out as a part of the graduation ceremony, referencing the removal of the nucleus. I thought that was one of the cleverest visual metaphors in the whole show.
fun fact: the white blood cell in the original cells at work is named U-1146. the "46" (shi roku) when pronounced in japanese its sounds like "shiro" which means white in japanese. in code black, the white blood cells is named U-1196. the "96" (ku roku) when pronounced in japanese can sound like "kuro" which means black. **by the way, this is not how you normally pronounce two-digit numbers in japanese. normally it would be along the lines of "yon juu roku (lit. four-ten-six)" and "kyuu juu roku (lit. nine-ten-six)"*
I've read some chapters of the manga and they do get pretty morbid and intense, but I feel they also do an excellent job portraying the catastrophic consequences your body suffers when you dont take care of yourself. I mean, it got me to stop binge drinking for a good couple of years
My Papa smoked for 50 years. Besides that, he led a very healthy lifestyle but did manage to quit eventually. My dad and aunt tried to get him to quit by putting explosives in his cigarettes when they were kids. I remember when I was little and those years of smoking caught up with him. Watching my Papa's body break down on him no matter what he did broke my heart. He died when he didn't put his oxygen mask back on one day before going to sleep. My Granny found him when she came back from the store. I'm crying too hard to remember where I was going with this.
I was really curious how different this would be to the original series. I wasn't disappointed :D I especially like the choice for the narrator. In the original series it was a woman with a very pleasent voice talking in a happy tone, like she is talking to a child. But in this it is this evil sounding male VA who is also the VA of Overhaul in My hero academia. Overhaul is a villain who is based on a plague doctor and he has to do with illness and stuff like that a bit. It was also awesome that they showed the same bacterium in this first episode as in the first episode of the original series and how it behaves and looks is very different. This is awesome :) Also it's a good call to watch S2 E1 of the original series after this because it's a very light-hearted episode imo :)
I think the narrators voice is also from "Space brothers" anime. I think he's Vincent bold character lol. That voice just has soo much presence but also very cold too.
iirc Code Black is also used in other placese like in the UK it's used when a hospital is at maximum capacity. In Canada, it's for a bomb threat. And in Australia, it's for a personal threat
Yea, in Japanese it's just Hataraku Saibou: Black. The original Japanese uses a reference to black companies but I'm not sure if the English 'code black' is a reference to something else or if they felt it just sounded more natural for English speakers.
I don't think so Code Black means "Personal Threat" in a medical condition Which is shown in the show in which the characters are working in a BLACK environment
And because in the male body all the RBCs are dudes and all the WBCs are girls, and in normal cells at work it's the opposite, I think the body of normal cells at work is a Female.
After watching this late at night, I am defiantly getting back to walking/jogging daily. I don't smoke, but I am overweight however I eat tons of greens lightly drizzled in olive oil. I need to take better care of my cells at work.
Its actually incredibly interesting watching both animes compared, where in one each cell does its work without problems, and in this one they are overworked suffering and constantly in trouble, it seems dumb but it acutally kinda motivates me into having a healthier life style
I got myself a Nintendo Switch Fitness app, but almost forgot about it. The scene with the cholesterol reminded my why I bought the app. xD Time to integrate more workout into my life. Time to live more healthy.
This anime--and this review by extension--made me hyperaware of my own health (as a 33 year old type-1 diabetic who doesn't eat as properly as he should) and the whole thing gave me massive anxiety...at least I don't smoke or drink...and my blood sugars are low... Really loved it though, as one Brit to another. Please keep up the good work!
So, this really was more scary. And I feel kind of attacked haven't gotten as much exercises because I've basically been at home for almost a year during covid.
This is fascinating! Quite an interesting way to do medical explanations. Only if this anime series was part of instruction videos 1st year of med school. Haha
My decision of the week is complex. Do I depress myself first with watching code black or make myself happy with watching the platelets in the 2nd season of the original? Oh btw this anime is produced by a different studio called LIDEN films (Terraformers, yamada kun and the seven witches and yes berserk 2016) while the original/2nd season is by David productions (Jojo and fire force)
Very nice review. Thanks for sharing! I really like the theoretical "slides" during your video. Actually, I was wondering where to get these for lecture use. p.s.: I commented on another video. But the compliments aplly!
Wow. Thanks for this video. I am now concerned about my health. I am diabetic, hypertensive and overweight. I guess its time for me to change my eating routine.
4 :58 The Cells not at work is indeed real, you can buy it on amazon or try to found it online on mangahub for example PD: Love the charts with the datas
8:07 and even people with low blood pressure can be asymptomatic. When I first started having problems I was just getting dizzy sometimes until one day I fainted.
This show is really really really reminding me that staying up late, drinking and smoking and eating salted peanuts isn't a good thing, especially when you don't exercise. Of course, that is exactly what I did last night. Ah, well.
On the 2 boxes comment. That was more to show the blood being overworked. In Cells at Work we were shown the box contains 4 O2 canisters for the 4 molecules a RBC can carry. They are doing 2x the work in a day and still falling behind.
The long katana as opposed to the short, wieldy dagger from the healthy neutrophil is also symbolic of how they're more reckless with their use of digestive enzymes, which contributes to the lung damage. It's awesome how much of the design subtly reflects the way the body works
I know you probably can't show it because of copyright and stuff but I would've loved to see your reaction to the opening song (especially the end of it) lol
Rangiku from Bleach does resemble the wbc, no wonder she seemed familiar. This felt more stressful to watch than the main series. I... I have a bad feeling about how this is going to end.
So what I'm getting from the issues with this man is that he's overweight, an alcoholic and a relapsed smoker so not in the greatest physical condition with possible anemia
@@otomeng5230 Cells at Work is an anime about the body of a pretty normal person. Maybe a bit prone to accidents and a Pollen Allergy but otherwise a normal body. Black is an anime about the body of a person who doesn't take care of themselves.
@@tuckinatorinator787 I know that. I was talking about Code Black's host body there. And by understatement, I mean his body is more than just unhealthy.
Question. I'm a chronic smoker regrettably (have been smoking for 10+ years); however, I've switched over to vaping after hitting the 10 years mark, which supposedly only contains nicotine-salt compound as well as additives such as propylene glycol, glycerine and benzoic acid. While I've got absolutely no idea what those additives are entirely, I'm fully convinced that switching over from actual cigarettes to vape ultimately was a good idea as I know for the fact that I have effectively stopped taking in majority of the harmful substances that I used to get when I was smoking actual cigarettes like formaldehyde. However, I also believe that nicotine is just completely harmful for the human body with no exception, whether nicotine-salt or not, though I haven't found any definitive evidence. With that being said, I do really want to know (if you know, that is) whether vapes also give me tar as well or not, and also could this whole mess caused by smoking be controllable/containable as long as I was keeping up with physical exercise regularly?
Really makes me wish I took care of my body when I was young. Started hitting the gym at 27, now 30. Lost 30 pounds. Diet changes too. Undoing as much damage as I can
Actually in the main series one Oxygen box has 4 gas canisters. Which is probably the thing that shows that hemoglobin can bind with 4 O2 molecules. The reason why they are picking two boxes here is probably overwork/dramatic license.
How far gone do you think is this persons arteries? Is that amount of blockage near as bad as it could get or around middle risk? Also, what do you think of the ageing metaphor of the cells? The Cells in cells at work are a lot younger. I study biotech and I don’t remember reading anything about cells becoming older and tired if they spend more time not being replaced. Oh wait, is it just talking about metabolism rate? And who was the guy cleaning the lungs? Microcillia? Also, do you think he was a heavy smoker ten years ago?
The manga is ending for cells at work the whole idea of cells at work has high potential for a fun educational anime I mean it already is but a longer term anime covering all types of illnesses, body processes etc..
@@mikaeloreilosantayana7663 your welcome :) Oh also he is VA for Japanese Dub of Thor Ragnarok (Which is funny think that loki's VA for japanese dub is VA of Noriaki Kakyoin lol)
If original Cells At Work is great for biology class, so Cells At Work BLACK would be great for PhE (Health and Safety) class.
Hahaha yeah I guess I agree or if your studying Pathology 📖👍👍👍👍👍
I agree
@@docoffcall
*you're
@@tobiaszczarnota7879 😶
I think both could be biology class.
Fun fact: The term “Black” isn’t just because this cells at work’s version is darker, it meant something else. The term black is used to refer to an unacceptably exploitative employment system of a Japanese company. For example, harassing workers by making work harder than it should be, the higher ups are very abusive, working while underpaid, etc. It’s basically a sweatshop. Unlike the first happy version where everybody is happy to help each other, this one is full of stress and harassment.
Because they are in a sick/dysfunctional body. (probably body of a heavy smoker).
I imagine it was changed to code black as that term doesn't exactly exist/track/make sense in other countries
@@markarca6360 The original series is supposed to be in a healthy 16 year old girl that may some times did unhealthy things occasionally. Black is supposed to be a middle aged unhealthy guy that led a very unhealthy life style and probably work in a sweatshop himself.(Long working hours, no rest days, irregular meal times, etc.)
@@markarca6360 Manga reader here, in this Black series Heart attack is inevitable, just watch when it finally happened.
@RisingSunCountry did you read the comment?
Cells at work black definitely goes the scared straight version of teaching lol
Hahaha yeah the whole tone is pretty 😨 i think at one point I actually jumped when watching 😱
Every time you smoke, you convert your RBC's into zombies and cause the survivors to have a mental breakdown.
@@Shinius that make me both laugh and cry at the same time.
@@awalkingfire2176 smoking is fucking terrible not only for you, but for everyone around you that you exhale smoke at (that shit reaches further than you think it does).
If you smoke long enough to get permanent damage, it can lead to some pretty nasty, agonizing last days of your life. Trust me, I've seen it. It's not fun to see.
@@carljohan9265 and the people who suffers in second hand smoking dies earlier than person who actually smokes. It's sad and scary.
For us, there is always an alternative path, ways to escape bad living conditions. But our cells, they literally have NO CHOICE but to continue working no matter how toxic it gets until they die.
Well they in theory could choose to stop, but they just develop into cancer cells which will just make the body even worse.
not like I chose them to keep me living. but ehh. I wonder why they won't let me die after all.
@@komocakeps527 it’s their purpose
Code Black, is just gonna guilt trip me harder....and its working....
It's not guilt trip, it's slapping a wake up call to our faces. You'll understand as the series goes along
@@JennyAnimations I know, I already read the whole thing.
@@Kaimax61 It will be interesting when we get to the part about Gonorrhea, though I imagine that part is going to censored or at least less “explicit” compared to the manga.
Ahhhh gosh that's going to need a disclaimer ahead of it hahaha
@@brandonlyon730 you gonna loooovveee episode 3 next week (the preview tells it all lol). I've read the manga lol.
Oh wow, that body will face fierce concequenses. How horrible!
*shoves more chips in mouth*
Hahahahahahahhahahaha, amazing 👏
I smoked for like a decade and a half, a 15-a-day habit. But having gradually weaned myself off nicotine, dropping the strength every 2 months, using a vape... well, it's been a year and a half since I switched down to 0% nicotine. It's been a year since I bothered using my vape at all. I don't have cravings. At all. It's probably a strategy that would work for others, who may not have considered it.
Wow great effort for stopping smoking. Thanks for sharing how you did it.
Its good to hear success stories like this, for me at least as I find it really motivating 👍👍👍👍👍
Congrats on your accomplishment! 🎉
Congrats :)
@@TheAkashicTraveller I think the difference is that I banned myself from "the odd cigarette" and after I dropped a strength, I exclusively used the new strength. Dropping once every 2 months did mean I had withdrawal stress every 2 months, but my partner and I dealt with it. I also wasn't doing it purely for the sake of quitting. I'd been diagnosed with ms a few months earlier and read research papers that said nicotine and disease progression were strongly correlated. I had motivation, which probably went a long way towards it working.
good for you I plan to never start
Dr Hope and you only medics which have go with full explanation. Good working nice to see another person watch Cells at Work.
Fun fact: this anime series was inspired after they did a health check on me
Hahahaha........wait 😱 what did I just read Hahaha.
You might need some help lol 😆
I-
Yes, Cell not at work is another spin-off about immature red blood cells (erythroblasts) that do not want to work, another spin-off is Bacteria at Work about lives of good and bad bacteria in the intestines like Lactobacillales, Bacillus subtilis var. natto, Aspergillus, etc.
Wow I'm going to have to check these out. GENIUS 👍👍👍👍👍 thanks
Wow more spin off? This is wonderful, I known CAWB but I never knew about thosec
Wow, I didn't realize there's that much spin-offs! I hope they all get animated. Not to mention potentially seeing the animation takes by different studios other than Liden Films and David Productions.
@@TheDragonfriday Just to clarify these spin-offs are only manga at the moment and not anime.
@@docoffcall By the way if you are not aware, I believe you maybe interested to the information below;
translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&u=www.animatetimes.com/news/details.php%3Fid%3D1538294233&prev=search&pto=aue
"Cells at Work!" Anthropomorphic characters can be used as materials for classes and reports !? Official materials are now available free of charge for people involved in educational institutions and medical facilities.
Hope it helps.
Me who has been smoking for 4 years since age 14, and having high anxiety to a point of sleep deprivation:
Sorry my cells 👁💧👄💧👁
Awwww😢 i know, it can be really tough.
Feel ya
Stop it
Protecc your Platelets 😂
@@EzDegrees i feel so bad jeez
It's not just your cells. smoking harms everyone around you (and smells like shit). It reaches way further than most smokers realize it does.
One of the worst things I know is when someone who just finished his cig gets on the bus, because then the whole bus starts to stink of smoke and it's fucking terrible to sit in.
I have stopped smoking and vaping two years ago since I realized that my cells are working their hardest to clean my lungs and I have lack of sleep and I started to tear up watching this episode because I have two friends who still smoke.
I always encourage people I know into watching Cells at Work, either this Code Black or the first one which is fluffy. I have friends who still smokes or vape but it's like they don't really bother to care. Whenever we have health examinations from health insurance, they are just like, "oh yay, I still don't have lung cancer", they are just taking it very lightly.
good for you hopefully your friends can find a way out of smoking
How are y’all doing now?
@@aliciaannettafuntop10list57 uhm, they haven't so I don't really know if my two friends will.
@@Yammerzaki123fr
I'm doing alright.
About Erithropoiesis, we see some of it in the original show too. There's one episode (I don't remember which one) in which they show the process. Pre-graduated cells have a little pom-pom on top of their hat, which then gets plucked out as a part of the graduation ceremony, referencing the removal of the nucleus. I thought that was one of the cleverest visual metaphors in the whole show.
Erythroblasts and Myelocytes episode 6 season one
Would love for you to react to this whole series! :D
Hopefully a new video out every week👍👍👍👍👍
Can we appreciate the amount of into he gave us from a single episode? I will watch your videos with great interest.
Who said that nothing you will gain from watching anime? Thanks btw doc for covering and reviewing this one. Stay healthy.
I know right, soo much info in these great shows. Thanks you too👍👍👍👍👍
fun fact: the white blood cell in the original cells at work is named U-1146. the "46" (shi roku) when pronounced in japanese its sounds like "shiro" which means white in japanese. in code black, the white blood cells is named U-1196. the "96" (ku roku) when pronounced in japanese can sound like "kuro" which means black.
**by the way, this is not how you normally pronounce two-digit numbers in japanese. normally it would be along the lines of "yon juu roku (lit. four-ten-six)" and "kyuu juu roku (lit. nine-ten-six)"*
I've read some chapters of the manga and they do get pretty morbid and intense, but I feel they also do an excellent job portraying the catastrophic consequences your body suffers when you dont take care of yourself. I mean, it got me to stop binge drinking for a good couple of years
My Papa smoked for 50 years. Besides that, he led a very healthy lifestyle but did manage to quit eventually. My dad and aunt tried to get him to quit by putting explosives in his cigarettes when they were kids. I remember when I was little and those years of smoking caught up with him. Watching my Papa's body break down on him no matter what he did broke my heart. He died when he didn't put his oxygen mask back on one day before going to sleep. My Granny found him when she came back from the store. I'm crying too hard to remember where I was going with this.
I was really curious how different this would be to the original series. I wasn't disappointed :D I especially like the choice for the narrator. In the original series it was a woman with a very pleasent voice talking in a happy tone, like she is talking to a child. But in this it is this evil sounding male VA who is also the VA of Overhaul in My hero academia. Overhaul is a villain who is based on a plague doctor and he has to do with illness and stuff like that a bit.
It was also awesome that they showed the same bacterium in this first episode as in the first episode of the original series and how it behaves and looks is very different. This is awesome :)
Also it's a good call to watch S2 E1 of the original series after this because it's a very light-hearted episode imo :)
I think the narrators voice is also from "Space brothers" anime. I think he's Vincent bold character lol. That voice just has soo much presence but also very cold too.
When I first saw the first ep. I was terrified. I expected completely different anime
I think the opening scene hit home the desperation right?
@@docoffcall Oh absolutely
Naw, dio it's gonna get EVEN worse from now on 🤣, so dont worry
I love all the images and info-graphics you put in the video. Very informative.
👍👍👍👍👍
In Japan a black company treats its workers poorly, I think there is connection here.
iirc Code Black is also used in other placese like in the UK it's used when a hospital is at maximum capacity. In Canada, it's for a bomb threat. And in Australia, it's for a personal threat
Yeah from what i have seen code black is a black company if i have ever seen one, down to the crappy boss character that is stress hormones
Yea, in Japanese it's just Hataraku Saibou: Black. The original Japanese uses a reference to black companies but I'm not sure if the English 'code black' is a reference to something else or if they felt it just sounded more natural for English speakers.
I don't think so
Code Black means "Personal Threat" in a medical condition
Which is shown in the show in which the characters are working in a BLACK environment
Quick fact, its actually confirmed the body in Cells At Work Black is male.
Yeah, otherwise it wouldn't have an erection episode
@@GeneralTantzu indeed.
And because in the male body all the RBCs are dudes and all the WBCs are girls, and in normal cells at work it's the opposite, I think the body of normal cells at work is a Female.
Platelets 180 degree charecter turn
Yeahhh I know 😭😭😭😭
the platelet leader in particular is a BRAT :(
unlike their much more adorable CaW counterparts
Wow, I just commented on your last video to do this, and you delivered fast, doc! Thank you!
Hahaha ask and you shall receive hahaha🤣 hope you enjoy it 👍👍👍👍👍
This show created the most interesting reactions ever. Subscribed
After watching this late at night, I am defiantly getting back to walking/jogging daily. I don't smoke, but I am overweight however I eat tons of greens lightly drizzled in olive oil. I need to take better care of my cells at work.
Apparently Funimation can't handle the demand, keeps telling me the video's not available
Gosh really that's weird, I'm not surprised though. We all need some cells at work in our lives 👍👍👍👍👍
this is normal, for all funimation videos, many complaints, such sad
Glad it's not just me. Maybe the traffic will clear up and I'll get to watch before my trial expires. I've been really excited for this show. :(
Become a pirate.
@@ThiefRikku-dc2cj Normally? All for it. In this case? Funi got their shit together before I could find anything.
Its actually incredibly interesting watching both animes compared, where in one each cell does its work without problems, and in this one they are overworked suffering and constantly in trouble, it seems dumb but it acutally kinda motivates me into having a healthier life style
It has been a great informative and entertaining video!!
Can't wait to see you soon again DOC!!
Awwww thank you that's very kind to say.👍👍👍👍👍
This is it doc, everyone loved how you explain things, I also learned from your explanation
Amazing how they have depicted all bodily systems and processes... When the carbon monoxide hit I thought the red cell was going Super Saiyan haha!
9:00 - You forgot thromboangiitis obliterans (Buerger's disease), which is connected with smoking cigarettes.
Thank you for the very insightful review! I hope you review the rest of the episodes as well they are going great ~
I got myself a Nintendo Switch Fitness app, but almost forgot about it.
The scene with the cholesterol reminded my why I bought the app.
xD
Time to integrate more workout into my life. Time to live more healthy.
the black version just tell you to not smoke... which it's good knowledge and good lesson
And other stuff to guilt you, hahaha I can't wait. I read the manga years ago, it's worth the guilts of yourself.
Not to be stress
Not to eat Junk food
Like wow this anime gonna calling me out like this huh....
Ahhh that is just first episode dude..... You'll see 😂
There’s a lot to unpack in this series, not only on to stop smoking.. you’ll be surprised and guilt-tripped as the series go 😂
Hello! Thank you for your videos and indeed doing what you are doing to keep us safe as healthy! 💜
This anime--and this review by extension--made me hyperaware of my own health (as a 33 year old type-1 diabetic who doesn't eat as properly as he should) and the whole thing gave me massive anxiety...at least I don't smoke or drink...and my blood sugars are low...
Really loved it though, as one Brit to another. Please keep up the good work!
I really like your rection videos i only view your videos today keep up the good work make more anime reaction video❤
So, this really was more scary. And I feel kind of attacked haven't gotten as much exercises because I've basically been at home for almost a year during covid.
With overflowing Covid patients, I think healthcare workers are experiencing the same frustration.
I've learned many things deeper about my cells. Thank you!
This is fascinating! Quite an interesting way to do medical explanations. Only if this anime series was part of instruction videos 1st year of med school. Haha
I just had kfc for lunch and this video made me feel guilty for that...
Heya I'm sorry, a balanced diet is fine. A cheeky KFC 🍗 now and then should be fine. BTW what did you order? Zinger 🍔 Hahaha 😋
@@docoffcall you can read mind too!?
Hahahaha good choice 👌😋
damn never knew white blood cells were this hot
My decision of the week is complex. Do I depress myself first with watching code black or make myself happy with watching the platelets in the 2nd season of the original?
Oh btw this anime is produced by a different studio called LIDEN films (Terraformers, yamada kun and the seven witches and yes berserk 2016) while the original/2nd season is by David productions (Jojo and fire force)
Seems like you have yourself a true dilemma deciding Hahaha. I'm in the same position lol 😆👍👍👍👍👍 thanks for the info
Cells at Work... But with a teacher that if you do a single mistake, he/she hits you with the ruler. Precious brilliant education.
Hahahha I won't hit anyone with a ruler lol haha
I can't wait to see your reaction to cells at work code black episode 4th
Prepare more videos because this channel is about to blow up
Very nice review. Thanks for sharing! I really like the theoretical "slides" during your video. Actually, I was wondering where to get these for lecture use.
p.s.: I commented on another video. But the compliments aplly!
Wow. Thanks for this video. I am now concerned about my health. I am diabetic, hypertensive and overweight. I guess its time for me to change my eating routine.
4 :58 The Cells not at work is indeed real, you can buy it on amazon or try to found it online on mangahub for example
PD: Love the charts with the datas
Thanks for the info, I'll have a look on amazon 👍👍👍👍👍
8:07 and even people with low blood pressure can be asymptomatic. When I first started having problems I was just getting dizzy sometimes until one day I fainted.
This show is really really really reminding me that staying up late, drinking and smoking and eating salted peanuts isn't a good thing, especially when you don't exercise.
Of course, that is exactly what I did last night. Ah, well.
I think they -are- at max burden already since each box is O2, theyre carrying 4 oxygen molecules each
And this is why you shouldn’t smoke
Agreed 👍
I was crying when the platelets aren’t cute anymore-
@Halcon Serrano wut 😂
可愛いだろ
I love the review :D
why would someone willingly do that to their body? Well that, my friend, is the 1 Million dollar question, isn't it?
On the 2 boxes comment. That was more to show the blood being overworked. In Cells at Work we were shown the box contains 4 O2 canisters for the 4 molecules a RBC can carry. They are doing 2x the work in a day and still falling behind.
17:40 confirmed legit men of culture indeed LOL
Thanks doc!!! Its nice for someone to explain to us weebs what happens in this episode.
I feel much smarter now😁
Hahaha your welcome my fellow weeb hahaha
Thank you for very useful information ❤❤
Don't forget to review the rest of season 1. I also started to watch Season 2 and Black, both at ep 2 now.
The long katana as opposed to the short, wieldy dagger from the healthy neutrophil is also symbolic of how they're more reckless with their use of digestive enzymes, which contributes to the lung damage. It's awesome how much of the design subtly reflects the way the body works
damn this channel is underrated, hope you blow up soon :)
Yeah, as a biology major and a fan who loves Cells at Work: White, I am overjoyed they’re animating Code Black. No doubt, it will do quite well!
I know you probably can't show it because of copyright and stuff but I would've loved to see your reaction to the opening song (especially the end of it) lol
This is why I keep my body healthy. I don't want the cells prettier than me die because of mu stupidity.
Cell at Work = Expectation
Cell at Work : Code Black = Reality Mostly
This is also a depiction of a Black Company where employees are overworked to the point that they die on the shift just to get the job done.
I've watched two doctors react Cells at Work (the original). Now I am watching TWO doctors reacting to Cells at Work Black.
12 this year (turning 13) I'm learning about biology when my school hasn't even started yet, is at a good things?
Of course (◠‿◠✿)
@@akunekochan okay then!🌸
OMG! just stumble to this channel while looking for cells at work with English dub... hot doctor who watch anime!!! what else could you ask for :X
The the RBC turn red when exposed to carbon monoxide, happens in some cases of intoxication with people too, clever
17:40 oh my the doctor just mention Matsumoto from Bleach
I can't wait for the episode 3 and 4! Lol
Rangiku from Bleach does resemble the wbc, no wonder she seemed familiar. This felt more stressful to watch than the main series. I... I have a bad feeling about how this is going to end.
Yeahhh I agree, with such a dark opening what will they show next ☠
How do doctors remember so much about this? Im planning on becoming a neurosurgeon and my memory right now is uhh less to be desired to say the least.
So what I'm getting from the issues with this man is that he's overweight, an alcoholic and a relapsed smoker so not in the greatest physical condition with possible anemia
That's sounds like the long and short of it. But there may be more issues lurking, we'll have to see as the episodes come out.
Oh boy that's only the beginning
This guy has even more trouble than just those thing. Saying he's unhealthy is an understatement.
@@otomeng5230 Cells at Work is an anime about the body of a pretty normal person. Maybe a bit prone to accidents and a Pollen Allergy but otherwise a normal body. Black is an anime about the body of a person who doesn't take care of themselves.
@@tuckinatorinator787 I know that. I was talking about Code Black's host body there. And by understatement, I mean his body is more than just unhealthy.
Question. I'm a chronic smoker regrettably (have been smoking for 10+ years); however, I've switched over to vaping after hitting the 10 years mark, which supposedly only contains nicotine-salt compound as well as additives such as propylene glycol, glycerine and benzoic acid. While I've got absolutely no idea what those additives are entirely, I'm fully convinced that switching over from actual cigarettes to vape ultimately was a good idea as I know for the fact that I have effectively stopped taking in majority of the harmful substances that I used to get when I was smoking actual cigarettes like formaldehyde. However, I also believe that nicotine is just completely harmful for the human body with no exception, whether nicotine-salt or not, though I haven't found any definitive evidence. With that being said, I do really want to know (if you know, that is) whether vapes also give me tar as well or not, and also could this whole mess caused by smoking be controllable/containable as long as I was keeping up with physical exercise regularly?
please react to the whole anime, i understand a lot thanks to you
Hahaha no problem, hopefully I can cover each episode weekly as they come out. Stick around for more, glad there helpful 👍👍👍👍👍
When you learn more from Reading a Manga or watching a anime than a entire year of Medical school
Me before reading HS:BLACK: I'm fine.
Me after: *C R I*
Can't wait in the future for "Astrophysicist reacts to Anime about astrophysics"
I actually read and finished the manga and man after finishing it, it made me feel so bad for my body.
The manga is not yet finished though
Really makes me wish I took care of my body when I was young. Started hitting the gym at 27, now 30. Lost 30 pounds. Diet changes too. Undoing as much damage as I can
Actually in the main series one Oxygen box has 4 gas canisters. Which is probably the thing that shows that hemoglobin can bind with 4 O2 molecules. The reason why they are picking two boxes here is probably overwork/dramatic license.
i remember on my shift, i was so tired i literally slept in the bathroom.
I'm curios how they would depict STDs in CAW. I'm sure it would be hilarious!
Hahaha yeah I can't wait, might have to be R-rated ?
sleep deprived, stress, and smoking.. Is that my body?
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In Japan, they use "black company" as a term to describe companies which are very abusive to their workers.
"...it's like if it was directed by christopher nolan"
cancer cell: ...you wanna know how i got these scars?
How far gone do you think is this persons arteries? Is that amount of blockage near as bad as it could get or around middle risk? Also, what do you think of the ageing metaphor of the cells? The Cells in cells at work are a lot younger. I study biotech and I don’t remember reading anything about cells becoming older and tired if they spend more time not being replaced. Oh wait, is it just talking about metabolism rate? And who was the guy cleaning the lungs? Microcillia? Also, do you think he was a heavy smoker ten years ago?
A friend of mine died at 39 from a heart attack just last week. 😔 He was so full of life. RIP
Sorry for your loss
The manga is ending for cells at work the whole idea of cells at work has high potential for a fun educational anime I mean it already is but a longer term anime covering all types of illnesses, body processes etc..
Just saw yo channel easy sub
Aww thanks dude, more videos coming soon 👍👍👍👍👍
I am getting an all might vide to the senior red blood cell hahahahaha
Hahahaha awwww yeah definitely. He's got that heroic voice hasn't he ?
All might Japanase VA is also Avdol's VA
So possible another jojo's VA again ?lol
@@docoffcall yes he does hahahaha plus ultra
@@ruahoneybadger5828 ohhhh i see, very thankful for the info:)
@@mikaeloreilosantayana7663 your welcome :)
Oh also he is VA for Japanese Dub of Thor Ragnarok
(Which is funny think that loki's VA for japanese dub is VA of Noriaki Kakyoin lol)