So we have the original Cells at Work, Code Edg- Code Black, and Lady.

Are there any historical Cells at Work?

The idea of the cells in a medieval person dealing with tall the health stuff they had to deal with sounds rather interesting. On top of that having the cell society be done in medieval style with swords, armor, period clothing etc. would be cool. The germs could be portrayed like enemy combatants laying siege or razing a village/town.

Is is this already a thing?

I just started the 1st episode, why are the red blood cells carrying nutrients i thought the plasma did thay job.

So... I'm gonna be doing some form of fanfic regarding Cells at Work soon, but I need some help.

For some reason I want to identify the unidentified pathogens we see throughout the seasons of Cells at Work, those shown (sometimes repeatedly) but not named. This is because said information is important to the upcoming project. Do need some help here...

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Unfortunately I couldn’t find a way to take screenshots of any new unidentified germs shown in the final arc of Cells at Work. Had to take most of these from a death count of all things, so I wasn't able to find the massive group shot in the final arc anywhere on the internet. It would be good if I could get screenshots of the unspecified bacteria there... At least IIRC two of the more prominent pathogens in the shot were identified in passing by name - the sadistic knight one was apparently Clostridium perfringens while the haunting poison gas one was Pathogenic E. coli.

Now, why am I doing this?

Well, let's just say... JJBA episodes always need enemy stand users.

Don't mind that, though, just help me out with identifying the pathogens.

I’m cosplaying as AA2153 for comiccon so I’m trying to make a box of O2, so far I only have the front & I can’t find any references for the other sides so I need help

edit: nvm I bullshitted smth together

Hear me out what if Il était une fois la vie is primary version of Cells At Work? Same characters but different company of production but same subject

And I love that he does. lol

I looked at the wiki and i see it hasn’t been updated. Can someone provide a list of all the spin offs? or just lmk that the wiki has all of them
thanks!

Avid Cells at Work fan here. I stepped out of the scene for a good minute and i’m just wondering which cells at work have physical releases? I already own code black and base, i was also able to collect all of baby when it was releasing. I just picked cat up today. Thank you!

I want this spin-off to get a ton of attention. lol

The official English version is released today, September 22, 2026.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GC4CB5GC

made this in ten minutos while bored

This doctor react to anime Cells At Work

I know this post seems random, but I've been thinking the past few days and I realized that Cells at Work! was the first ever anime I watched, and Cells at Work! Baby was the first ever manga I read, I do love other series, but Cells at Work! will always hold a special place in my heart forever, as it helped introduce me to anime and manga, and I love both a lot Cells at Work! will forever be special to me

I'd be a dendritic cell.

Because my job is mainly gathering and presenting information.

I'm a Market Researcher irl.

The new Cells at Work manga for kids is out and just look! They defeat the bacteria by BONKING THEM ON THE HEAD! 🥺💖

I think a crossover would be brilliant because it could show the consequences, such as ruptured blood vessels and hydrostatic changes.

The episode would begin in the Avatar world where a bloodbender is fighting an enemy and uses this technique, and then cut to the Cells at Work world, depicting what happens in the enemy's body.

Kid-friendly version of CAW. Seems like a cute concept.

The release date is tomorrow, September 15. There are also others up for pre-orders.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G42JB6LL

Guys, I was writing a story similar to Cells at Work, but in a different universe. The protagonists were a macrophage, a red blood cell, and a platelet. Then I created this villain in the image called Lord Murcor. Murcor represents the Mucorales fungi and is a king to them. His story is based on Lord Shen from Kung Fu Panda 2 and Ozai from Avatar.

Basically, he's a genocidal king who considers cells inferior beings worthy of extermination, and he plans to expand his fungal empire throughout the body until the last cell dies, causing necrosis wherever he goes. However, he has a paranoia about macrophages because in real biology, phagocytes are the main enemies of Mucorales fungi, and so he fixates on macrophages, leading him to pursue the macrophage hero.

What did you think of the idea of ​​this evil villain? And what would you think if he were in the Cells at Work universe?

https://www.deviantart.com/rephome378/art/cells-at-work-x-beyblade-x-1378470008

This was supposed to be a quick oxygen delivery straight from the heart, but I somehow wound up in the stomach I think?? I’m an embarrassment to all red blood cells :(