That was hilarious! I had a doc tell me one time how the blood kind of does act like this… they part to make a path from the white blood cell to the germ. Real life “He’s over there but you didn’t hear it from me”😂
Detective: You are going to tell us everything. Right now. Criminal: No. Police officer standing ominously in the corner: *unhinges jaw like an f-ing snake* Criminal: WAIT! WAIT! NO, I CONFESS! I CONFESS!
all it takes is 1 anime in the right genre to hook someone in. "oh you watch anime? isn't that for kids?" bitch, what did you like in real life and I'll show you an appropriate anime counterpart that'll hook you in
The original manga author created the work when her little sister in high school asked her to write something that helps her remember the functions of cells for an upcoming exam. So it's ought to be accurate and educational, and I love how Dr. endorses it!
That's how I feel after watching more than one 'slice of life' in a row...I just really need to switch it up so I can hear some Japanese people screaming bloody murder, lol, it's so well done.
Saw this on Netflix, seemed like a cute show. Started watching it and thought, “I wonder if there will be a doctor reacts video on UA-cam” And here I am.
Well then there are actually two different doctors who’ve reacted to the show, except the other one has only reviewed episode 1 and we’re trying to get him to review the whole damn series so.
My teacher showed me this anime for our lesson... We ended up finishing the whole season and then from that point we knew she was a weeb I mean tbh most of my teachers watched anime including guys
That'd be an interesting episode. Cells on the training course are making hits on things that aren't pathogens, but are correct targets...every immune cell is on full alert but can't find anything, and then the word comes down from command, "this has been a surprise drill based on intel of a new pathogen invader. Well done, everyone!"
"Doctor. Can you tell me what's wrong with me?" "Of course! I'll use all my knowledge that I learned from anime to help you!" "...What?" "I said I'll use all my knowledge that I learned from medical school to help you!"
This guy makes me so happy, he came into anime thinking: "wow this is a really funny and clever show from the well executed premise" instead of "wow my fanbase is just a bunch of degenerate weebs LUL"
@@zeia5472 yes, I understand Senpai! I simply meant due to your telling off abilities/intro commentary for re-direction to turn them around, name and anime choices! In no ways would I be involved with a fellow fan and their and their waifus! I hope no fan would get in the middle of me and mine as well! Friends!?!
@@zeia5472, BUT...BUT...I...WAIT...YAY! *HUGS! PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE NOSEBLEED! Casually munches fries to cover it up!* Uh...uh...Senpai!?! I think I accidentally got ketchup on your shoes! *Covers face with napkin!*
How I originally study for bio test: watch cells at work How I further study for bio test: Watch Dr.Hope's vids How to ULTIMATELY study for bio test: Watch Dr.hope reviewing cells at work
Lili h the whole time I was watching I was just thinking how this video would have been 1000% better if he had watched the series then talk about it after.
Funny story. I’m a Japanese high schooler and literally everyone at school knows about this(except for me, I don’t like anime), so my biology teacher started talking about it and how perfectly accurate it is and started showing some scenes during class because we were way ahead of other classes and we ended up just watching はたらく細胞 til the end of the 50 minute class.
What's funny is, even though the stylistic differences are glaring, they make just as much sense as the ones in vanilla. IE, the white blood cells being unarmored females with crude weapons and poor communication, or how the body begins destroying itself, cell by cell, out of pure stress. Helps that it's being overwatched by vanilla's creator.
Black also gets into more... risqué content when dealing with ED and STDs. Also baldness and alcoholism. Really would not want to meet the owner of the CaW Black body.
I still can't get over the chapter 3 subtitle for Black. ERECTION EJACULATION *EMPTINESS* Not gonna lie, it was hilarious when I first read those words.
Hi Doctor, theres a comic version called Cells at Work BLACK, it deals with darker themes, the setting of the story being in a unhealthy body, we get to see the effects of stress in the body, alcoholism, even STD and is as informative and accurate as the main show.
and since doc hope is about sharing love for other youtubers a group calling themselves greaced lightning something or other is also covering it, they are med students and it is quite fun watching them talk about stuff they just learned showing up in the show and how they wish they watched it before their tests
Honestly, this is just so wholesome to watch. My dad's a pathologist and the whole family watched it together (we were planning on doing a family cosplay and everything with me and my sister as platelets lol) and I'm watching these videos now to just... re-capture the wholesomeness of doctors watching Cells at Work.
I'd love to see your dad reacting to this show! No pathologists have done a reaction to this show yet, but so much of it falls under the specialty of the pathologist!
i love how you had little side lessons on this reactions video. This is how i want reaction video done. You should honestly review the whole series because i like how you break everything down
TheDaxter11 that is veeery true, i don't know your country but i know its the same thing but here the education is made to endoctrinate people, not teach
Notes about RBCs design: 1) If you see any of them from behind you see the cap they wear is concave in the middle like a real RBC, 2) their cap and jacket are reversible and change depending on if they are carrying oxygen or co2, 3) The main RBC has a cowlick that looks like a sickle cell, which explains her awful sense of direction.
I just watch this whole series with Doctor hope. The thing that absolutely blows me away is that he caught every single Easter egg and basically started telling you what is going to happen before it happens just by seeing what the Invader looks like. I started watching this episode at 1:30 in the morning and my ass did not go to bed until 6 a.m. he kept me up all night this is probably one of the best video series I have ever seen. Thank you so much for downloading this.
Absolutely adore the fact you're reviewing Cells at Work! Short story here, I was actually struggling a bit through my physiology class in university when this anime came out, and I kid you not it ACTUALLY helped me passed physiology so it makes me so happy that one of my favorite youtubers is reviewing a show that, quite literally, saved my grade:')
Snap! I'm reading for my med school entry exams and am not lying when I say that I have learned to remember a hell of a lot more from 'Cells at Work' than some on my books!
UA-cam! Why you so good to me? You can bet there was a child within me that was desperately curious to learn how my doctor would react to this show. It's so amazing that this is a thing. Thanks for taking the time to do this good Dr.
Right? When I first started watching I was like, IS THIS ALL HAPPENING IN THE SAME BODY?! But, I mean, reoccurring characters so I guess it has to be. Poor hooman.
Not really. This kind of thing happens all the time. Bacteria and viruses get in, cells mutate to a cancerous condition, your body kills them off. On that scale, it's a major battle. But for you, it's rare you even notice until you get generalized symptoms, which means the battle has just become a full-scale war. You are actually getting microcancers all the time from background radiation, but your body fights them off before they can become dangerous malignancies. (In fact there was an experiment where they isolated lab mice in a mine, shielded from background rads...when they brought them out, the mice were FAR more prone to cancers.) I think this human is a soldier or something. It explains the battery of conditions he or she suffers in later episodes.
I've watched a bunch of Dr. Hope's videos before and I was SO HAPPY to see him reviewing Cells at Work! What a wonderful choice! Big shout out to Dr. Hope for not only making amazing content but also taking great suggestions from his fan base!
Yeah! The anime / manga is a plethora of great human biology knowledge. I wish there was an anime version of the other Cells at Work manga edition. The version we watch is based on a human with a generally healthy body / disposition. The other version of Cells at Work (Manga only) is called Cells at Work: Black and chronicles the inner workings of the cells inside the body of a human who smokes, eats poorly, is overweight, and I believe has some pretty rough diseases / viruses / health problems. Either way, LOVE Dr. Hope's take on this and I 100% agree with everything you said, @ayune Souza !
OH! And another thing (I hadn't finished Dr. Hope's review of the episode before I posted my other comments)! Dr. Hope seemed to love the first episode of Cells at Work and said pretty excitedly that he'll probably be reviewing more of them! Let's HOPE [ ;) ] for the entire season since it's not that long and the more episodes he watches the more he'll fall in love with the series and its ability to explain the inner workings of our bodies in a fun and educational way! REALLY looking forward to his reaction to the platelet-chans, too!
70's : We will have flying cars in 21st century. 2018 : Real Doctor reacting to Cells at Work. The old generation under estimated us. Don't misunderstand this, this is a compliment.
We already have flying cars but they're fucking expensive as hell to make and not practical at improving traffic. It also requires you to have the skill to fly.
Notice how the main red blood cell has a curved hair which sticks out of her hair, she's probably a sickle cell hence why she's bad at navigating. (I think) Edit: I was wrong, thx doc for the correction :)
As 'Legit' as it Gets! That's what I meant by her being a sickle cell, they still do the job, but just like from the show, she's not the best at navigating hence the map thing
@@Perifroog But sickle cells can't do their jobs well at all. That's why they are problematic. Their hemoglobin mishapes them so they flow weird sure, but they also can't hold nearly as much oxygen as a regular Erythrocyte. Nor can they effectively squeeze into smaller blood vessels because of their shape. I'm saying she's NOT a sickle cell because despite having a hard time navigating she still carries as much O2 and CO2 for gas exchange and fits fine into the smallest cappilaries. There's lots of other evidence to debunk this claim as well. It might be a cameo and an intentional part of the character design, but that's all. I doubt the mangaka made AE-3803 a sickle cell. There's nothing to actually support it.
As a medical professional myself, Cells at Work is by far my favourite biology-based anime. I recommend it to colleagues whenever I can (if they’d be opened to it) because I think it’s cute and educational.
I've done a module on immunology before, and what this whole clip has covered is 30 to 40% of that entire module. So, if you understand what is going on in this clip, you will have a good foundation understanding on immunology
This episode covers at best 5% of a real immunology course/module (don't know what watered down version you took), and the whole show covers maybe 30% in total and that's at a very low detail level.
@@Omega3131 Hmmm, well I did a Microbiology subject and we covered immunology for about 5-6 lessons... Can I safely assumed that you must've covered a year's worth or 2.
Tanid Nganthavee I actually took the online course BioSci: Immunology with Hematology from UC Irvine here on UA-cam (easy to find with a search). It's 27 videos of about 50 minutes each IIRC. It is what I would call a standard immunology course.
My 9 year old daughter LOVES this show and she's watching it now. I feel like they should show this in some middle school biology/ science classes it's a really cute but Informative show
I am medical student and watched this anime since ep 1. And they are VERY ACCURATE even though it is simplified, but damn it is good! And i hope i have this when i was senior high. They even explained Humoral and Cellular defense mechanisms pretty detailed. And how there are Basophil, Eosinophil, Macrophage, Killer T cell, Memory cell, Platelets, etc and their jobs and what they use to do their jobs
Fun fact: If you notice Red Blood Cell's hair, and that crescent bang off to the side. It explains why she always gets lost, because she's a sickle cell.
she isn't a sickle cell, just that the hair is shaped like one. that could be a coincidence, or a reference but sickle cells can't deliver oxygen because the hemoglobin is abnormally aligned. also bodies dont have random sickle cells, that requires a desease, in which case thare would be more directionless goofs in Cells at Work.
Regarding the Red Blood cell that we follow as POV character, have you noticed that a distinct strain of her hair is C shaped? She is a --Cycle-- Sickle blood cell, which explains why she gets lost all the time.
I haven't seen it yet but other people are saying that's not confirmed and just a theory. Btw it's spelled sickle cell. Still interesting though, thanks for sharing :)
The other subtle thing is when they're transporting CO2, their uniforms are reversible and they switch to the darker red inner side and swich back to the brighter red when carrying O2!
PongoXBongo Okay so someone correct me if I'm wrong, but there are two things about sickle cell anaemia. First of all, one of the main issues if I remember correctly is that struggle binding oxygen properly like other normal red blood cells due to a lower binding coefficient of the haemoglobin. Secondly, you can actually have sickle red blood cells but not necessarily have sickle cell anaemia, and there are some diseases like malaria where if you have sickle cells it actually provides a slight defense mechanism.
I really like anime, like, really like. And it just makes me nervous when I see a professional, one not so used to watching anime, watches an anime that covers topic they're just an expert at. And it makes me excited to see that even a professional is delighted by an anime and insert their own lesson here and there. They get to enjoy the show and I get to learn something new with a professional's validation.
I think our little red blood cell Protagonist is a sickle cell. But my only evidence is that she has trouble finding her way around (Trouble flowing properly in the blood stream). And the little bit of her hair that kind of sticks up in that odd shape normally used in books to show the difference between normal and sickle blood cells.
As a person with sickle cell. I definitely thought that. Lol I was like this cell is a bit goofy. She's either going to cause an accidental stroke or this person's a sickler.
AE-3803 lacked a sense of direction even before she had her ahoge though, and I feel like if she were intended to be a sickle-trait her hat would be deformed to match and there'd be more mob characters with similar features even for only sickle-trait. That and we've seen her ahoge comically detects danger, so it's likely not a design element meant to have much meaning assigned to it. When she was a progenitor cell she was assessed to likely be a dummy unfit for anything but the work of an Erythrocyte- which is sort of framed as mindless work and playing on their lack of nucleus and organelles (which Black more overtly points out in a much more fatalistic tone). It's also possible her number/name is her hemoglobin- AE would be heterozygous E- not enough to be entirely defective like EE (which results in anemia problems among other issues) but in flavor for 3803's general clumsiness but not outright incompetence. Sickle is type S hemoglobin. Type-E is at its most prevalent in Asia, which of course is the likely ethnicity of the host body too. Normal hemoglobin is homozygous type A (AA), which is the prefix for both her senior as well as the protagonist of Cells at Work Black. For added fun AE-3803 and AA-5100 (her senior) are hexcodes for the colors of their respective hair- none of the other Erythrocytes seem to have this trend in their names though.
Oliver Twist She has a sickle in her hair, that isn’t found on other blood cells, it’s the hair things some anime characters have that is always sticking up
Here in my med school some doctors are already showing snippets of the anime to teach Soon all of med school all over the world would be taken over muhahahaha
Well, if you like this I suggest you to check cell at work: dark/black, it's like this show but it's cover some nasty stuff such as masturbate, drinking alcohol and smoking
Dr. Hope, If you can, you should make a reaction of all of the episodes of this, each one covers different things that can happen to the body, and your take on it would be rather intriguing.
So I thought I’d come back and say that this show and your reaction/review actually helped me in college in my Medical Assistant education. I graduated this past summer and I’m working as a certified medical assistant for 2 months now, and I’m enjoying it Don’t know if I’ll go back and further my education, probably not but who knows. But for now, thanks for the notes on this anime, helped me out lmao.
Hello. I am a Japanese. I was watching this animation. In Japan,It is used by part of the text for medical and school. I am sorry I am not good at English.
@@weavelcow9596 I think so.too. Now we Japanese students are studying text increased few figures and many sentences. Also we rarely discuss high technology subjects. But such a easy for understanding text encourages our discussions.
14:59 i love how you talk about how much you know things in your "expertise" and not like just say "oh yeah yeah thats true that happens.next" i like seeing people talk about the things they love doing (:
Me as a stupid guy. Watch this show and thought it was cute. Than decided to show it to my girlfriend to see if she would like it. I mainly showed it to her because she is in college, studying to be a teacher, and she really enjoy this anime. We ended watching all the available episode at the time, and she was telling me how accurate some parts were. She would also pause it and gives me more details about it. She also said if they would ever come out with a English dub, she wouldn't actually mind showing this show to her class
It is officially English subbed over at Crunchyroll.com. If, by chance, you meant English dubbed, I havent heard of any plans about it happening. Also, for what it is, its kinda violent with the blood spurts, but you dont see any of the high violence going toward any of the human cells.
I also enjoyed this show a few months back on Netflix, being an ex-Maxillo-facial surgeon. The analogies and executions of basic immunology and infectology notions are well integrated into the story. The Platelets are my favorites hahahaha subscribed!
It's an incredibly powerful and strange sort of catharsis to see someone genuinely enjoy something that you love. ESPECIALLY when it's anime lol. Putting that aside, loved the video, your presentation was perfect and engaging and I loved the breakdowns and explanations, definitely gonna be watching the rest of these
"I'm not a huge anime fan, maybe I need to look at some more stuff"
*We got another one guys!*
We grow in numbers every day
he has joined our clan
one of us! one of us!
*we officially have a new clan member*
@@Surteronarto Literally lmao
doctor: white blood cells dont actually use knifes
me an intellectual: EXPLAIN WHY THERE IS IRON IN THE BLOOD THAN
BinaryButter lol, the iron is only in red blood cells, maybe you should've done more research
@@kindalookingxyz111 it was a joke but thanks for the r/woosh
@@kindalookingxyz111 it was a joke but thanks for the r/woosh
BinaryButter nice excuse
@@kindalookingxyz111 if you want to argue this hit me up on discord my username is BinaryButter#4055 id be happy to argue with you on there
Title: Real doctor reacts to Cells at Work
Actual Video: Doctor fanboying about cells for 17 mins straight.
*y e s*
@@itzzhoshiuwu7449 And I'm loving it 🤣
Lol
and we're not complaining about it
I love your profile picture!❤
*watches the cells at work once*
“You know I’m something of a doctor myself”
Lol
UNDERATED
LOL
He looks like Dr. Strange to me tbh
*sees an X-Ray*
"You know I'm something of a doctor myself"
Me: touches and scratches at scabs
Platelets: am I a joke to you?
Gordon Li, maybe...
Maybe not?
Crying platelets intensify
Anone .anone
platelets are so cute DON’T LET THEIR WORK GO TO WASTE.
ANO NE ANO NE
He's low key fanboying for White Blood Cell guy.
By the time as of Episode 7, I say it's high key now, IMO, haha.
So am I. Guy's freaking awesome!
Who isn't? xD
I fangirl for Todoroki so that's normal
i broke your 999 likes
*accidentally falls and get an open wound*
Me: you guys are working so hard ;-;
Is that profile picture from solo leveling?
@@ethanbrandolen4014 Yup
Ikr poor things
Oh yeah and after they kill themselves
@@NuoSkillz man of the culture 😍😍👌
Still love the scene where the Red blood cell opens the door, sees the germ and closes the door back up. 😂
yeah Lol 😂🤣🤣
JUST DONT PRETEND LIKE YOU DIDNT SEE *MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
"DONT ACT LIKE NOTHING HAPPENED!"
lol that scene cracked me up.
Accidentally skipped to that thru 10s+ (5:35)
That was hilarious! I had a doc tell me one time how the blood kind of does act like this… they part to make a path from the white blood cell to the germ. Real life “He’s over there but you didn’t hear it from me”😂
Police:”STOP RIGHT THERE!”
Criminal:”YOULL NEVER CATCH ME ALIVE!”
Police:*eats criminal*
;-;
Absolutely perfect representation
Detective: You are going to tell us everything. Right now.
Criminal: No.
Police officer standing ominously in the corner: *unhinges jaw like an f-ing snake*
Criminal: WAIT! WAIT! NO, I CONFESS! I CONFESS!
This anime told us that police officers should just butchers criminals on sight
I play hotel hideaway like ur posted videos :)
Mei Jiang Oo,
What’s ur account???
Next : *Real assassin reacts to Assasination Classroom*
And then after that: *Real kidnapper reacts to Pokémon*
Then: a real person that dual wields exacto knives to slice tall people's necks
Next : An historian react to Vinland Saga, and a sports expert reacts to sports anime XD
Real superhero reacts to my hero academia
Real Alchemist reacts to Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood
We have witnessed the birth of an anime fan. Let us take a moment to appreciate this treasure.
Studio Hannah Gonna pull out the shotgun
Studio Hannah
Lmao! 😂
We got another one joinin bois..
It‘s going to be Cell from Dragonball Z
all it takes is 1 anime in the right genre to hook someone in. "oh you watch anime? isn't that for kids?" bitch, what did you like in real life and I'll show you an appropriate anime counterpart that'll hook you in
The original manga author created the work when her little sister in high school asked her to write something that helps her remember the functions of cells for an upcoming exam. So it's ought to be accurate and educational, and I love how Dr. endorses it!
That's kind of awesome
Yeah, that's great! Couldn't think of a better way for kids to learn about medicine. I would have loved this as a 9 year old!
This was made by a woman? Was code black also??
Doctor: watches anime for the first time
Anime Fans: *ARA ARA* **licks lips**
nicoloco9974 real jo jo fans: rero rero rero rero rero *weird tongue noises*
@nicoloco9974 Yare yare daze
@nicoloco9974 here's the counter:
MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA
who's jojo?
Do exactly what u said by licking my lips after saying ara ara xD
"I'm a big fan of the red blood cells."
I hope one day I will reach your level of nerdism good sir.
Facts
So that's wut my gf is watching....
Funny really *FUNNY*
Tbh, that was my reaction when I first watched the series... but I had to keep the nerdy buzzing to myself.
Lmao😂😂😂
LMAO best comment EVER
Red blood cell: Screaming and running from bacteria
Him: “The sound is so well done!”
Lol yeah that was pretty funny
That's how I feel after watching more than one 'slice of life' in a row...I just really need to switch it up so I can hear some Japanese people screaming bloody murder, lol, it's so well done.
You can really hear her fearing for her life.
Doc immediately captivated by KanaHana Voice.
I love the way she screams for some reason, it's really funny.
Saw this on Netflix, seemed like a cute show. Started watching it and thought, “I wonder if there will be a doctor reacts video on UA-cam”
And here I am.
I can relate. I watched it and was like this can't be accurate can it? And here I am watching this youtube video. And in enjoying it.
That's where i found this to!
ME TOO!! LOL!!
I watched the whole season and now I'm sad
Well then there are actually two different doctors who’ve reacted to the show, except the other one has only reviewed episode 1 and we’re trying to get him to review the whole damn series so.
My teacher showed me this anime for our lesson...
We ended up finishing the whole season and then from that point we knew she was a weeb
I mean tbh most of my teachers watched anime including guys
omg so lucky! your teachers are so cool!
Alright i'm singning up to wherever that school is
Finally! Men and women of culture!!!
I NEED THAT TEACHER!!!!!
Did your teacher show you the sub or the dub?
You have to do the allergy episode. You'd bust your gut laughing.
yeah i felt like that was the best episode so far, the cancer ones might be good also
I like the cancer episode sooooooo much
The allergy episode had me rolling
*S T E R O I D*
Allergy episode is episode 5! for reference
Watching this anime made me appreciate my cells even more. Like, good job keeping me alive, I don't know how I can repay you.
You can thank them by keeping harmful substances out of your body, less work for them lol
Self care
Best way is to stay hydrated, eat healthy and get good sleep!
Stay healthy
Food.
Memory B cells and Antibodies: **exists**
Anti-vaxx kids: I have never met this man before.
lmfao true
I doubt the kids are at fault at this situation
Coronavirus *exists*
Antibodies *ARA ARA~*
That'd be an interesting episode. Cells on the training course are making hits on things that aren't pathogens, but are correct targets...every immune cell is on full alert but can't find anything, and then the word comes down from command, "this has been a surprise drill based on intel of a new pathogen invader. Well done, everyone!"
@@Chunkboi oo you are a smart cookie
Wait till he sees the Cancer Saga
EDIT: wow so many likes!
NK Cells are great
the only way to actually feel SORRY for literal CANCER!!!!
@@MrRandom125 NK stands for Natural Killer, which responses its host's "laughter" against Cancer Cell
@@donnivonpoeduncan4864 and still understand that it needs to die
@The Black Otaku Does that mean when we laugh alot = we beat cancer ????
I keep saying to people. There is an anime for everyone.
me too! i say this all the time
My mom liked inuyasha a lot and my dad really liked spirited away
Damn right there is!
Indeed.
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
So true.
*How to watch anime and study at the same time*
You need to have a limit
Almost like "Spice and wolf" and it's confusing economy lectures huh
I hope this is how my biology teacher teaches us...
@@ronaldorejalde3338 I personally think it's a cool thing to assign to middle schoolers for educational enjoyment and brief discussion in class
Jín Nie Me i have found an Army!!!
"I'm a huge fan of red blood cells,"
You must be very popular in the vampire community.
Or he's a hematologist. A very specific but important branch of pathology.
@@Chunkboi he's kidding lol
when I heard him say that I thought "I too am a fan of not dying"
"Doctor. Can you tell me what's wrong with me?"
"Of course! I'll use all my knowledge that I learned from anime to help you!"
"...What?"
"I said I'll use all my knowledge that I learned from medical school to help you!"
Noir But of course he is. He's everywhere.
Well well well... We Finally meet... MOTHER!!!!
This is me except unironically
Is the god back? The commenter that made actually good comments?
I want to see Gordon Ramsay/will settle for any professional chef reacting to Shokugeki, athletes reacting to Haikyuu, etc
i saw someone who is a professional volleyball player show you how to do the moves in haikyuu.
Now I really wanna see gordon ramsey react to it 😂
*insert Ainsley Harriott*
Basketball players for kuroko no basket
Jess and Captain America reacting to my hero academia
This guy makes me so happy, he came into anime thinking:
"wow this is a really funny and clever show from the well executed premise"
instead of
"wow my fanbase is just a bunch of degenerate weebs LUL"
To be fair, it is just a bunch of degenerate weebs.
Sugoi Stalin they're proud degenerate weebs lmao
I'm a proud weeb trash lmao
I want to like this but it's 420 so sorry.
Well his job is to heal not hurt heheh
There should be a Gordon Ramsey reacts to food wars
Agreed.
Yes
amazing idea
*y e s*
I'd love to see that.
Them: Anime is for kids! You can't learn anything from it!
Me: *slaps them with Hataraku Saibou anime and this Vid*
I ♥ you!
@@TheMechanicalGirl999
Sorry I ❤️ Senjougahara
@@zeia5472 yes, I understand Senpai! I simply meant due to your telling off abilities/intro commentary for re-direction to turn them around, name and anime choices! In no ways would I be involved with a fellow fan and their and their waifus! I hope no fan would get in the middle of me and mine as well! Friends!?!
@@TheMechanicalGirl999
Sure!😂
@@zeia5472, BUT...BUT...I...WAIT...YAY! *HUGS! PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE NOSEBLEED! Casually munches fries to cover it up!* Uh...uh...Senpai!?! I think I accidentally got ketchup on your shoes! *Covers face with napkin!*
They should make Particles at Work. For particle physics.
THANOS Quarks at Work
yaas
@@kairuku6552 Quarks at Wuark
What a good idea Thanos
I do hope so. This is so I could pass my physics subject
How I originally study for bio test: watch cells at work
How I further study for bio test:
Watch Dr.Hope's vids
How to ULTIMATELY study for bio test:
Watch Dr.hope reviewing cells at work
Lili h the whole time I was watching I was just thinking how this video would have been 1000% better if he had watched the series then talk about it after.
@@Shikon_Jewe1 that would have been "X reviews the Y show", not "react to".
Parents: “Anime can’t teach you anything useful!”
Anime:
@Explode Force Ummm.. You know this is a joke right?
It is at 69 likes should i break it by liking or keep it that way
Try dat
Got it to 420 likes now
Funny story. I’m a Japanese high schooler and literally everyone at school knows about this(except for me, I don’t like anime), so my biology teacher started talking about it and how perfectly accurate it is and started showing some scenes during class because we were way ahead of other classes and we ended up just watching はたらく細胞 til the end of the 50 minute class.
Now that's one class I'd like to attend
I Live in Brazil and my teacher also showed this anime in class. I only got to know abt it bc of him. so grateful ♡
YOU DON'T LIKE ANIME? ?!
lol my teacher did that too we ended up watching 2 episodes because she had already finished preparing us for exam
@@goggles_2025 It's campy, like superheroes. It's not weird to prefer a more serious medium/genres.
Being a graduate from Nursing and having learned basic pathology and physiology, and not pursuing it after. This lecture is giving me PTSD.
GLOCO Yo idol
GLOCO Ayyyyyy, itsdaboi.
NURSING GRADUATE ka pala GLOCO? 😲
@@babvlog607 diba nga sa video niya. Graduate siya sa Nursing pero pinili parin niya mag UA-cam kasi inspiration niya si Pewds
Saan tite ko 9 inches pa eh
When you fangirl/boy over the cells in your body and ship them
Incest tho
@@cheesecakelasagna these cells reproduce by cloning themselves, dunno wether that can be counted as incest or not
@@vickypedia1308 so basically cells reproduce asexually
@@doomguy8718 i think I'm dumb but i think they do mitosis
@@aaronthestuffguy3485 bro it was just a cringy joke no need to go all sciency
Him: Imagine if police officers dealed with criminals like that
Officer: *vores criminal*
mm yummy
Oh no
thanks i hate it
Here comes the lawsuits.
i am danish and "vores" means ours so i am quite confused how to understand the officer XD
There's a sort of sister manga series called 'Cells at Work Black' about the same concept but in a unhealthy body; might provide some video material.
I really hope the black version gets an anime.
What's funny is, even though the stylistic differences are glaring, they make just as much sense as the ones in vanilla. IE, the white blood cells being unarmored females with crude weapons and poor communication, or how the body begins destroying itself, cell by cell, out of pure stress.
Helps that it's being overwatched by vanilla's creator.
Black also gets into more... risqué content when dealing with ED and STDs. Also baldness and alcoholism.
Really would not want to meet the owner of the CaW Black body.
I still can't get over the chapter 3 subtitle for Black.
ERECTION
EJACULATION
*EMPTINESS*
Not gonna lie, it was hilarious when I first read those words.
Well, it won't be advertiser friendly though
i can learn now with this anime
Crunchyroll: Not available in your region
Me: *TRIGGERED*
@@ghorlanes5623 same (;-;)
Me Too
Soulnime hahahaha thats only the superficial part.
Gh orlanes just Wait 6 years or something
Hi Doctor, theres a comic version called Cells at Work BLACK, it deals with darker themes, the setting of the story being in a unhealthy body, we get to see the effects of stress in the body, alcoholism, even STD and is as informative and accurate as the main show.
Correction it is Cells at Work "BLACK"(yep capitalized) not "Dark"
It's only a manga for now, though, but hopefully they make a special episode for Cells at Work BLACK
@@gillian5626 even better if it becomes a side story anime
even the sperm
@@maruftim and the gonoccus bacteria
"Like, cancer..."
Me: cancer... *starts sobbing hysterically*
iamrizutheotaku is your reaction a reference to Cancer by ⓜⓒⓡ
Lol. Astrology joke. Dx
Actually it's just that the cancer had its own dramatic arc in this show, am I right?)
Dasha Zhuravleva yea i cried too
I don't think an anime villain has ever made me as emotional as cancer did. What the writers and animators did with cancer was incredible
I can litterlly feel the passion inside of him lmaooo
Literally?...Kinky
@@Sturdy_Penguin yes
Yeah you can really tell when people are passionate about something.
@@cosmo8771 Yeah I love it, you can feel that emotion through the screen like lmao it's cool. But thanks for making it sound lame 🤔🤷♂️
999th like uwu
A DOCTOR FINALLY DID IT ;^;
there's a med student on reddit who breaks down each episode
and since doc hope is about sharing love for other youtubers a group calling themselves greaced lightning something or other is also covering it, they are med students and it is quite fun watching them talk about stuff they just learned showing up in the show and how they wish they watched it before their tests
oni, link please
www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/8z6vpb/hataraku_saibou_ep_1_doctors_notes/
Check out the channel "greased lightning reactions" they also react to cells at work haha
1.2 K Bacterias disliked the video.
Bacteria is already plural, fyi.
1.4k Bacteria now lol
Wait theres internet on skin and spores?
Now 1.2 K cells like your comment
More like 1.4k cell cancers disliked this vid
Honestly, this is just so wholesome to watch. My dad's a pathologist and the whole family watched it together (we were planning on doing a family cosplay and everything with me and my sister as platelets lol) and I'm watching these videos now to just... re-capture the wholesomeness of doctors watching Cells at Work.
cute
damn ur family's so cool!
I'd love to see your dad reacting to this show! No pathologists have done a reaction to this show yet, but so much of it falls under the specialty of the pathologist!
i love how you had little side lessons on this reactions video. This is how i want reaction video done. You should honestly review the whole series because i like how you break everything down
Yesss
this is how school should be done
YEEES, that would be amazing!!!
TheDaxter11 that is veeery true, i don't know your country but i know its the same thing but here the education is made to endoctrinate people, not teach
@@vitmartobby5644 I believe that unfortunately, most of the world "educates" like that
Notes about RBCs design: 1) If you see any of them from behind you see the cap they wear is concave in the middle like a real RBC, 2) their cap and jacket are reversible and change depending on if they are carrying oxygen or co2, 3) The main RBC has a cowlick that looks like a sickle cell, which explains her awful sense of direction.
This was explained in a bonus feature of the original manga, so be sure to check that out, too!
Never thought I'd see the day when a doctor reviews an anime! This was awesome Ed! Love all your videos mate
There’s also Dr. Mike
My Parents: "*You can't learn anything from anime*"
Me: '*yes but actually no*.'
Why did he skip the platelets, I was waiting for him to react to it.
Probably gonna have to wait for him to react to episode 2
Yeh I had to edit out SO much stuff, because every scene was jam packed with interesting things! They'll be more coming!
Love the platelets!
So cuute~...
So kawaii *.*
The platelets are mUH CHILDREN
you can hear the excitement in his voice when he explains
I agree.
Yeah. It's one of the things that makes his videos so enjoyable.
"A Doctor watching Cells At Work "
*my otaku side starts to get high*
*otaku instefies*
I just watch this whole series with Doctor hope. The thing that absolutely blows me away is that he caught every single Easter egg and basically started telling you what is going to happen before it happens just by seeing what the Invader looks like. I started watching this episode at 1:30 in the morning and my ass did not go to bed until 6 a.m. he kept me up all night this is probably one of the best video series I have ever seen. Thank you so much for downloading this.
Awww thanks. So pleased you enjoyed it!
"Let me show quickly..." And this is how all started...
Absolutely adore the fact you're reviewing Cells at Work! Short story here, I was actually struggling a bit through my physiology class in university when this anime came out, and I kid you not it ACTUALLY helped me passed physiology so it makes me so happy that one of my favorite youtubers is reviewing a show that, quite literally, saved my grade:')
Joyce Bangasan in undergrad I was a history major and my Asian studies professor recommended you play Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors to study.
Snap! I'm reading for my med school entry exams and am not lying when I say that I have learned to remember a hell of a lot more from 'Cells at Work' than some on my books!
Similar story here ThePigKnight, EVE Online got me through my telematics exam
@@ThePigKnight lol i learned alot of japanese history just by playing samurai warriors.. Really love that game
Joyce Bangasan hope it can save my grade I'm having a lot of trouble understanding the cells in our body
UA-cam! Why you so good to me? You can bet there was a child within me that was desperately curious to learn how my doctor would react to this show. It's so amazing that this is a thing. Thanks for taking the time to do this good Dr.
Genuine, wholesome comments like this (and memes) are why I read the comment section.
@@p1xelpasta30 Well honestly, you've given me *serious* motivation to edit my comment and make it terrible.
I won't do it though 'cause thx
If you watch most of the series
DANG DOG THAT HUMAN IS REALLY SICK
Right? When I first started watching I was like, IS THIS ALL HAPPENING IN THE SAME BODY?! But, I mean, reoccurring characters so I guess it has to be. Poor hooman.
Then there's Hataraku saibou black where the body's even more messed up lol
I heard that this body is a child who’s prone to infection and the one in CFW Black is a man who is a workaholic 🤔 I could be wrong though.
Not really. This kind of thing happens all the time. Bacteria and viruses get in, cells mutate to a cancerous condition, your body kills them off. On that scale, it's a major battle. But for you, it's rare you even notice until you get generalized symptoms, which means the battle has just become a full-scale war. You are actually getting microcancers all the time from background radiation, but your body fights them off before they can become dangerous malignancies. (In fact there was an experiment where they isolated lab mice in a mine, shielded from background rads...when they brought them out, the mice were FAR more prone to cancers.)
I think this human is a soldier or something. It explains the battery of conditions he or she suffers in later episodes.
I saw a comment on another video that this is the body of a shounen anime protagonist that's why it's always in life threatening situations.
Doctor is giggling, kinda fanboying, so cute
Yes
Never thought I would enjoy someone talk about cells while watching an anime.
Anime is a beautiful thing isn't it
agreed, the dr. just earned my sub
IKR ITS SO AMAZING
Oh my godddd, if you could go in depth like this for every episode, it would make the whole experience of watching this anime even more awesome!!!
Omg yes
I've watched a bunch of Dr. Hope's videos before and I was SO HAPPY to see him reviewing Cells at Work! What a wonderful choice!
Big shout out to Dr. Hope for not only making amazing content but also taking great suggestions from his fan base!
telosanton he’s absolutely one of my favs and this was so unexpected and amazing, made my day! I really hope he does more of these :3
Yeah! The anime / manga is a plethora of great human biology knowledge. I wish there was an anime version of the other Cells at Work manga edition. The version we watch is based on a human with a generally healthy body / disposition. The other version of Cells at Work (Manga only) is called Cells at Work: Black and chronicles the inner workings of the cells inside the body of a human who smokes, eats poorly, is overweight, and I believe has some pretty rough diseases / viruses / health problems.
Either way, LOVE Dr. Hope's take on this and I 100% agree with everything you said, @ayune Souza !
OH! And another thing (I hadn't finished Dr. Hope's review of the episode before I posted my other comments)!
Dr. Hope seemed to love the first episode of Cells at Work and said pretty excitedly that he'll probably be reviewing more of them! Let's HOPE [ ;) ] for the entire season since it's not that long and the more episodes he watches the more he'll fall in love with the series and its ability to explain the inner workings of our bodies in a fun and educational way!
REALLY looking forward to his reaction to the platelet-chans, too!
"Our cells are more badass and eat the baddies"
I have good news for you later in the show
70's : We will have flying cars in 21st century.
2018 : Real Doctor reacting to Cells at Work.
The old generation under estimated us.
Don't misunderstand this, this is a compliment.
100% true
We already have flying cars but they're fucking expensive as hell to make and not practical at improving traffic. It also requires you to have the skill to fly.
Lmao clint is underrated hero now
2018: I bet there will be flying cars in the future.
3018: 3D printing a monster It came alive?!?! *REAL*
Clint Middleton wow
Notice how the main red blood cell has a curved hair which sticks out of her hair, she's probably a sickle cell hence why she's bad at navigating. (I think)
Edit: I was wrong, thx doc for the correction :)
She's not. She's just bad at reading maps. In recent episodes she's been able to do her work just fine.
As 'Legit' as it Gets!
That's what I meant by her being a sickle cell, they still do the job, but just like from the show, she's not the best at navigating hence the map thing
OrangeOVA I'm pretty that's exactly right
@@Perifroog But sickle cells can't do their jobs well at all. That's why they are problematic. Their hemoglobin mishapes them so they flow weird sure, but they also can't hold nearly as much oxygen as a regular Erythrocyte. Nor can they effectively squeeze into smaller blood vessels because of their shape.
I'm saying she's NOT a sickle cell because despite having a hard time navigating she still carries as much O2 and CO2 for gas exchange and fits fine into the smallest cappilaries. There's lots of other evidence to debunk this claim as well.
It might be a cameo and an intentional part of the character design, but that's all. I doubt the mangaka made AE-3803 a sickle cell. There's nothing to actually support it.
@DUCKS That is true. But I doubt the series would so blatantly misrepresent a danger to the body like sickle cells.
he didnt get to talk about the platelets
Faltri coz they weren’t featured in that episode
@@keevolution5656 they were but just for a short scene ^^
Platelets live fast and die young
FBI is watching.
@@Zerpderp0 is that why there only children platelates?
As a medical professional myself, Cells at Work is by far my favourite biology-based anime. I recommend it to colleagues whenever I can (if they’d be opened to it) because I think it’s cute and educational.
The white blood cells eat the baddies
We call this phagocytosis
Me: we call it pac-man
I know medical terms and I understand some of this stuff soo I know the actual terms and what they mean and I imagine pac man aswell
when this anime gives you an easy explanation than your textbook
I've done a module on immunology before, and what this whole clip has covered is 30 to 40% of that entire module. So, if you understand what is going on in this clip, you will have a good foundation understanding on immunology
Screw textbooks
This episode covers at best 5% of a real immunology course/module (don't know what watered down version you took), and the whole show covers maybe 30% in total and that's at a very low detail level.
@@Omega3131 Hmmm, well I did a Microbiology subject and we covered immunology for about 5-6 lessons... Can I safely assumed that you must've covered a year's worth or 2.
Tanid Nganthavee I actually took the online course BioSci: Immunology with Hematology from UC Irvine here on UA-cam (easy to find with a search). It's 27 videos of about 50 minutes each IIRC. It is what I would call a standard immunology course.
Think I liked; the red blood cells’ jacket is reversible, so bright red once oxygenated and dark red when deoxygenated
Charlie Davidson being color deficient in red, I never saw a change. That is a cool bit of information to know though :)
My 9 year old daughter LOVES this show and she's watching it now. I feel like they should show this in some middle school biology/ science classes it's a really cute but Informative show
my dad is a doctor and a medical teacher and he watches this anime with me
So what happen next?
Where's the punchline?
AshleyDoesArt Did he became a weeb?
If I showed this to my parents they both ask me what am I doing my life.
Nobody cares
So we have a doctor react to Cells at Work.
Now I want a chef react to Shokugeki no Souma
Yes omg!! Which chef would you want to react to the anime tho?
Gigglegal320 Gordon Ramsay.
Pachapple and OCs absolutely on board with you this one!
@@neonicnoir2044 Haha yes!! Gordon Ramsay would be perfect for it!
We need a pirate react to one piece, a ninja to naruto and a freakin alien to dragon ball now
I am medical student and watched this anime since ep 1. And they are VERY ACCURATE even though it is simplified, but damn it is good! And i hope i have this when i was senior high. They even explained Humoral and Cellular defense mechanisms pretty detailed. And how there are Basophil, Eosinophil, Macrophage, Killer T cell, Memory cell, Platelets, etc and their jobs and what they use to do their jobs
I’m a nurse and i geeked out SO hard when I found this anime too. I’ve been telling all my coworkers to give it a try even though it’s a “cartoon”
Imagine you're living your life and your cells are fighting in hell
Edit: It's been so long since i get this a lot of likes.
_wath have i done_
Along with ur profile pic I can't stop laughing
@@juega331 how to do that
thats only the immuno
Uthara Unni his profile pic are his cells face when they're fighting and he's eating junk food
Fun fact: If you notice Red Blood Cell's hair, and that crescent bang off to the side. It explains why she always gets lost, because she's a sickle cell.
oOF
she gets her way around in the later manga chapters iirc
More likely it's a reference to an Ahoge
animanga.wikia.com/wiki/Ahoge
*thank god nobody is like her*
she isn't a sickle cell, just that the hair is shaped like one. that could be a coincidence, or a reference but sickle cells can't deliver oxygen because the hemoglobin is abnormally aligned. also bodies dont have random sickle cells, that requires a desease, in which case thare would be more directionless goofs in Cells at Work.
Regarding the Red Blood cell that we follow as POV character, have you noticed that a distinct strain of her hair is C shaped? She is a --Cycle-- Sickle blood cell, which explains why she gets lost all the time.
I haven't seen it yet but other people are saying that's not confirmed and just a theory. Btw it's spelled sickle cell. Still interesting though, thanks for sharing :)
Why would our protagonist be a sickle cell? Aren't they bad?
@@PongoXBongo no, they just are terrible at getting their jobs done due constantly getting lost, they are basically just really bad with directions
The other subtle thing is when they're transporting CO2, their uniforms are reversible and they switch to the darker red inner side and swich back to the brighter red when carrying O2!
PongoXBongo Okay so someone correct me if I'm wrong, but there are two things about sickle cell anaemia. First of all, one of the main issues if I remember correctly is that struggle binding oxygen properly like other normal red blood cells due to a lower binding coefficient of the haemoglobin. Secondly, you can actually have sickle red blood cells but not necessarily have sickle cell anaemia, and there are some diseases like malaria where if you have sickle cells it actually provides a slight defense mechanism.
I saw this anime few years ago and now I’m studying applied biology in university. This anime really did changed my life lmfao
Congratulation for 2M views, Doctor
Woey zeronime !! Ngapain lu nongol disini
@@ramsudin-sama645 emang gak boleh?
almost 2.5m
@@ZeronimeYT weh nongol disini bang
Nongol bujank
This is great! An anime has more correct medical terms than some "medical" dramas! Do more!
@The Random Girl: Japanese Aneki me too~!
I really like anime, like, really like. And it just makes me nervous when I see a professional, one not so used to watching anime, watches an anime that covers topic they're just an expert at. And it makes me excited to see that even a professional is delighted by an anime and insert their own lesson here and there. They get to enjoy the show and I get to learn something new with a professional's validation.
That acronym made me instantly picture a crow attacking your head in the middle of you speaking.
*watches Cells at Work once*
You know, I'm something of a biologist myself
I think our little red blood cell Protagonist is a sickle cell. But my only evidence is that she has trouble finding her way around (Trouble flowing properly in the blood stream). And the little bit of her hair that kind of sticks up in that odd shape normally used in books to show the difference between normal and sickle blood cells.
As a person with sickle cell. I definitely thought that. Lol I was like this cell is a bit goofy. She's either going to cause an accidental stroke or this person's a sickler.
AE-3803 lacked a sense of direction even before she had her ahoge though, and I feel like if she were intended to be a sickle-trait her hat would be deformed to match and there'd be more mob characters with similar features even for only sickle-trait. That and we've seen her ahoge comically detects danger, so it's likely not a design element meant to have much meaning assigned to it. When she was a progenitor cell she was assessed to likely be a dummy unfit for anything but the work of an Erythrocyte- which is sort of framed as mindless work and playing on their lack of nucleus and organelles (which Black more overtly points out in a much more fatalistic tone).
It's also possible her number/name is her hemoglobin- AE would be heterozygous E- not enough to be entirely defective like EE (which results in anemia problems among other issues) but in flavor for 3803's general clumsiness but not outright incompetence. Sickle is type S hemoglobin. Type-E is at its most prevalent in Asia, which of course is the likely ethnicity of the host body too. Normal hemoglobin is homozygous type A (AA), which is the prefix for both her senior as well as the protagonist of Cells at Work Black. For added fun AE-3803 and AA-5100 (her senior) are hexcodes for the colors of their respective hair- none of the other Erythrocytes seem to have this trend in their names though.
Oliver Twist
She has a sickle in her hair, that isn’t found on other blood cells, it’s the hair things some anime characters have that is always sticking up
Oh this person definitely had sickle cell trait at least hell they had to go to the hospital for dehydration and they are constantly under attack
Are you saying this body might have malaria?
Here in my med school some doctors are already showing snippets of the anime to teach
Soon all of med school all over the world would be taken over muhahahaha
That is fucking awesome lol
I dunno if I'll laugh or be scared at this comment...
yes. tbh this anime would be good for med school. lol
Well, if you like this I suggest you to check cell at work: dark/black, it's like this show but it's cover some nasty stuff such as masturbate, drinking alcohol and smoking
And im almost forget, it's also cover what happened to your body when you doing a free sex
Plz react to more episodes of this.
I freaking got a cut while I was watching this anime and now I feel bad
ify
Rica Mae mhm 😔
Those platelets got cha
*Real doctor reacts to "Cells at work"*
Me: I just need to know what he thinks.
Me too cause maybe he don't like it heheheh
I think he likes it
Ikr lol. 80% of the video is him explaining biology
WAIT UNTIL YOU SEE THE PLATELETS! They are so cuteeeeee
FBI IS WATCHING BRUHHH
Only headpats doe xD
True 😁
anone anone 😂
@@imsnixt FBI don't care about hugs or head pats. FBI pat heads and give hugs too :3
Dr. Hope, If you can, you should make a reaction of all of the episodes of this, each one covers different things that can happen to the body, and your take on it would be rather intriguing.
So I thought I’d come back and say that this show and your reaction/review actually helped me in college in my Medical Assistant education. I graduated this past summer and I’m working as a certified medical assistant for 2 months now, and I’m enjoying it
Don’t know if I’ll go back and further my education, probably not but who knows. But for now, thanks for the notes on this anime, helped me out lmao.
ご卒業おめでとうございます！🎉
I was already awed by the anime but when Dr. Hope explains stuff even further, it just blows my mind even more! XD
Yes, same here.
Hello.
I am a Japanese.
I was watching this animation.
In Japan,It is used by part of the text for medical and school.
I am sorry I am not good at English.
That's interesting, it would make good teaching material
@@weavelcow9596 I think so.too.
Now we Japanese students are studying text increased few figures and many sentences.
Also we rarely discuss high technology subjects.
But such a easy for understanding text encourages our discussions.
Especially the platelets’ song.
Actually your english is pretty good
apparentlyrebbecca かわいい 回答 だよ。
My Mom: You don't learn anything from anime
Me:
110th like! XD
YESSSSS
𝐁𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐬 𝐝𝐨𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫
300th like
*mic drop*
14:59 i love how you talk about how much you know things in your "expertise" and not like just say "oh yeah yeah thats true that happens.next" i like seeing people talk about the things they love doing (:
teachers should use this anime to teach them with fun
In the school of my little brother has use this 1 friday
My biology teacher uses this anime to teach my upperclass, and my friends and I ask my teacher to watch this anime too in class😂😂😂
.....have none of you met bill nye? or hopped aboard the magic schoolbus?.........kids these days.........
Eh, the teacher will get mocked by the student and they'll call him/her a weeb...
Osmosis Jones is a thing
Me as a stupid guy. Watch this show and thought it was cute. Than decided to show it to my girlfriend to see if she would like it. I mainly showed it to her because she is in college, studying to be a teacher, and she really enjoy this anime. We ended watching all the available episode at the time, and she was telling me how accurate some parts were. She would also pause it and gives me more details about it. She also said if they would ever come out with a English dub, she wouldn't actually mind showing this show to her class
It is officially English subbed over at Crunchyroll.com. If, by chance, you meant English dubbed, I havent heard of any plans about it happening. Also, for what it is, its kinda violent with the blood spurts, but you dont see any of the high violence going toward any of the human cells.
+Sammyking76 TRUE LOVE RIGHT HERE. ^
Lucky bastarf
Lucky man ..hold her close to you...
Well, I showed this to my girlfriend and it reminded me that im single
All I know is that I'm watching this anime, and it's saving my GPA. Yes, I'm training to be a doctor. Why do you ask? _Where are you going?!_
Your going to be a doctor?!?! That's nice
So the man who is everywhere plans to become a life saver? Interesting.
You're getting a life?
Honestly I've learned so many things from this show! School did nothing haha
I see you everywhere!!!! Are you in loving child of Dr strange???
I also enjoyed this show a few months back on Netflix, being an ex-Maxillo-facial surgeon. The analogies and executions of basic immunology and infectology notions are well integrated into the story. The Platelets are my favorites hahahaha subscribed!
It's an incredibly powerful and strange sort of catharsis to see someone genuinely enjoy something that you love. ESPECIALLY when it's anime lol.
Putting that aside, loved the video, your presentation was perfect and engaging and I loved the breakdowns and explanations, definitely gonna be watching the rest of these
Now we need Stephen Curry reacts to Kuroko no Basuke
I'd be stoked for that
Or fire fighters watching Fire Force
@@Yeetus_Beetus69 hahhahaahhahhaha lol
Musicians react to Your Lie In April
Chefs reacting to Food Wars
Imagine if police officers ate criminals XD im dying
they are obliged to eat them because of budget cuts.
How police sees criminal
Food
That would fix up a lot of our crime in the world if pple knew cops would eat them
Funny enough there is a similar scenario on this anime.
Pretty good reason not to be a criminal
Me after watching this
Me : * looking at my artery *
HOW DARE YOU GUYS BE LOVEY DOVEY WHILE IM STILL SINGLE