Medical Students React to Hataraku Saibou (Cells at Work) Episode 1 はたらく細胞
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Its like a slice of life anime. A very small slice of life.
Nice pun.
A slice of life about a slice of life
It's a slice of *A* life anime.
That's in our body
Slice of life, as in the director sliced someone, put in a microscopic camera, and record the slice of life inside a sliced alive person.
That got dark sorry
医学系の右上ニキには見てほしいと思ってたんで嬉しい
I love this show! It’s sooooooo cool and it helped me with my science quiz. Thank you for doing this I loved it!
Hey Greased Lightning Reactions. I'm actually a MS4, so I was surprisingly shocked to find out you were in med school too! I've been watching your amazing Gintama reaction videos this past year. Keep up with good work and good luck in med school!
Cells At Work is amazing! It's cute, action-packed AND educational, and it's the only show out there that will make you want to hug a cancer cell
WHY THE F do you give an anime virgin "Yuri on Ice"?? NOOOO xD
That was hilarious, a great reaction please do more!!!!
I still liked it not knowing that much. Also red blood cell and white blood cell are too cute together to not ship them, screw the science.
my doc sister loved cells at work to.
be honest this is one of my favourite shows and if I have kids I want them to watch this the only subject in school I ever liked had to do with science lol
In reality, this anime should have vore... but I like it this way.
yea I dont know jack and all about medical stuff but I still thoroughly enjoyed this show, just not expecting actual blood and violence tho but I'll take it
Personally I prefer manga because I came of age in the era of dial-up, so watching anime episodes was literally impossible on our home computer; not a value judgment, just a formative experience.
I watched this anime on tv and i was like what the- an anime abt cells in human body??? I found it funny, cute and a bit weird at first like there are lots types of cells working and all the germs trying to harm our body. It's cute and all but at the same time you can learn abt your body from this anime. And now i'm gonna read the manga since the anime is not finish yet
What do your professors say about this series??
I relate to the asian guy with the white shirt
Medical students watch medical anime. Hahaha.
Well this is a pleasant surprise! I always wonder what a doctor would think about this series
@btamamura doctors actually have time for hobby? I thought the hospital is so busy it keeps them from doing anything
@@bluecat6902 we stick to what little hobbies we already had to keep sanity
Oh really? In my country this anime is used for education...
It's kind of nice... perhaps
Well there is a doctor's notes for each episode of the anime : www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/8z6vpb/hataraku_saibou_ep_1_doctors_notes/
Did they notice that the red blood cell hats are shaped like the actual blood cell
Also the jacket change when transport CO2
Also the jackets are reversible, one side is darker than the other, signifying that it is de-oxygenated.
Also that Red Blood Cell's ahoge looks like a sickle cell...
@@sejama6625 that is interesting for later episodes
I didnt notice that! I thought it was like a beret or something
I love that the red blood cell literally exists for one job, and she sucks at it.
Luckily they all don't or they would kill the body
She's a sickle cell, and sickle cells carry less oxygen and has half the lifespan of the normal red blood cell. It makes sense why she'd suck at it xD
Is because Red blood cell chan is an amorph red blood cell
I have absolutely zero science background so I love learning about the biology stuff. It’s really cute and fun but I feel so satisfied after because I’ve learned something new.
pinkwhaleable you could've learnt this stuff in elementary school
damn, what advance curriculum are you in that you would learn pneumococcus in elementary?
Hans Diamante I'm sorry that I learned this too early, its not my fault
must be hard.
Hans Diamante yeah
"Why is this body so weak?"
From what happens in later episodes, people theorize that this body is of a young child, so that might have something to do with it? I don't know as much about biology, but I think it's something?
That's actually pretty sad considering what happens in the future episodes
Its gruesome considering *that* arc. You know which arc I mean.
...yep
(spoiler warning under the cut)
If you mean episode 7's, it already mentions that thousands of those kinds of cells are formed a day, even in healthy bodies. They're all just killed before anything really bad happens because the immune fellas are doing their job
@@aceilingfan3301 i don't mean that. I meant a different one. It's in the manga.
I love this! I'm a Med Student as well and I adore the concept and the creativity behind Cells at Work. It's so fun and didactic!
It simplifies a lot of things that don't need the exact details to get the point across- like generalizing coagulant for Platelets instead of getting into all the different coagulant factors- but is really on the nose with the character designs to how many of these cells are structured and their general relationship to the body and each other. A lot of the more fun details are the ones they don't call out for explanation. Like Eosinophil- she has twin-tails and wears a pink uniform as a very subtle nod to their bilobed nucleus and pink stain; Basophil wears mostly blue for the same stain based reason. The Erythrocytes have reversible jackets for a darker or lighter shade of red depending on whether or not they are carrying oxygen (and yeah, you can see the mob RBCs are inverting their jackets as appropriate). Even extends to the antagonists too- Strep and Staph have a lot of design features to match the chains and clusters they form.
me too.. i love it.. i wonder before that the anatomy and physiology book will have a anime version series.. and it did!.. i enjoy this anime.
Aww you can cure my heart disease :))))))))))
If this series aired last season, I would've aced my exams for my biology degree.
Being someone who always likes biology but didn't even bother to study it in high school because of how tedious it actual is to memorize stuff, this anime is actually quite fun to watch; easy to understand too since i knew abit about the body's functional usages.
You could've inserted the screen in the middle of the group, not a tiny fraction in the bottom.
Ting Zhang
Agreed
It's hard to follow without the context of where they are in the episode
I think they did that to avoid any copyright issues. Its better than to watch them with cut portions of the episodes.
They did the tiny fraction on the bottom to make it so we could see the subs without copyright
maybe react to a dub ver?
It's not dubbed yet, it's a brand new show so it may take time to dub (if a company ever decides to do so).
You have a friend... YOU TRAITOR!!!!!!!!!!
I only want to see their reaction when they saw platelets.
11:10
Thx!!
Ah, another man of culture
*ano ne ano ne*
Kakyoin, I wanna see you rolling tongue
Oh I actually did something similar with a few friends but we are nurses.
same!!!
That looks so fun! Sadly everytime is somethign related to my area (Fashion Design) the animes are always full of nonsense. lol
@@biazacha most of cartoons are with a lot of nonsense.
Beatriz Zacharias hope that runway de waratte gets adapted soon !
Beatriz Zacharias JOJO Bizarre Adventure?
This is awesome actually. To watch with people who are into the medical field. You guys together made me watch this for the first time too. I feel a sort of motivation to watch with others. So do more please! :D
This is great, I love this and Kenny is so right, Platelets is the best
Kelly** :P
OH YES! I’ve always wondered what medical people would think!
Ravioli ravioli dont lewd the platelet loli
They're to adorable for that! :D Plus, that would be weird. No thank you.
@@nobu7433
the people who did this are monsters
Clemens Cave
Ravioli ravioli please lewd the platelet loli*
It’s a common typo, don’t worry.
They arent lolis, theyre fucking preschoolers.....get some help
what the fuck? they're literal children
Imagine Gintoki as the white blood cell.. oh wait!
Basophil in this anime already voiced by gin-san
hachi roku wait seriously?!
@@30oOwOo03 the guy with green hoodie
hachi roku Oh! The other white cell right? In episode food poisoning.Thanks for the info
Saw what you did there, Gin-chan. :P
i think school education is enough to understand the references and they explain most of the terms in the anime
This anime would have been helpful in my AP bio test :/
But this had to come after it
"Manga is better."
Yo, this man is my spirit animal
People who actually know biology stuff must've found this anime more amusing also the details and jokes XD
watching the anime makes me wanna take care of myself even more.. 😂😂😂
I from Japan.
応援してます‼
-キャンノットストップズ-can not stop's Hello
Do you like anime
@@shamisushant9866
asking the important questions huh?
@@zawarudo7646 very important
"manga is better."
I see, you are also a fine man of culture as well.
Anime is 100 times better
Just the fact that the white cells all have a unique design (instead of being a single, generic white cell) fills my Clinical Laboratory Scientist heart with joy.
24:02 "I don't know if people would like it if they didn't get the _inside_ jokes" XD
im impressed they include von willebrand factor to form a structure for clotting the scar
You get to watch with friends... FeelsBadMan..
My mother is a pediatrician but aside from that I have no medical background....and I absolutely adore this show. It’s incredibly informative.
I love this anime! Thanks for posting great videos! I really enjoyed it😁
I was waiting for you to see this animation.
I am looking forward to your reaction video.
I'm sorry, my English is not good.
I'm commenting now using the translation site.
I will be looking forward to it with my hero academia reaction movie.
I have absolutely no science background (I'm a university senior in the graphic design program at my college so just basic commonly taught stuff) and I find this show so interesting. It pulls on the little knowledge I do have and makes me want to know more. Like it makes me question if this stuff is accurate and makes me wonder what every little thing could be referencing.
This was awesome! Hope you guys do the entire series.
I don't know anything of anatomy past high school, and this is really insightful and educative. They should show material like this in schools.
I constantly see people talking about how much they're learning in the comments on Crunchyroll, so I think even people who don't know this stuff are enjoying it.
To be honest I feel like it's not the most accurate they could be but I can see they really try to make it so you learn a thing or two every episode even with no background in science you can properly understand what's going on on top of being an entertaining show!
As a medical doctor I like it mostly because of its premise and it interpretation of certain biologic processes. Also because it's cute. It doesnt hold too well in other aspectects like characterization beyond certain quirks of each cell, or plot. But I didnt get into this expecting much so as of now i am pleased. And I know the medical education is different in the US but still, enjoy your student years. Even though what comes next is more fun (and challenging). You will miss them from time to time.
"What's the life-span of a red blood cell?"
"Like a week?"
Welp, there goes my ship...
Red blood cell lifespan is between 100 to 120 days
*90 to 120 days
they kind of handwave this in the manga by depicting cellular turnover (for end of the lifespan anyway; those that get killed/fly out of a wound are gone for good) by uniform replacements.
RBC lifespan 115 days Neutrophil lifespan 5-90 hours.
This is so great!!
Can't wait for episode 2
I have very little knowledge about biology... like what are those cells and what they do... It's very hard for me to understand it because it's boring. Watching cells at work makes me think biology is actually not that hard... And this anime is funny and interesting. I really like this anime.
How tf is one device plugged into four earphones
You can get headphone splitters on Amazon. The one we got splits it 5 ways
Platelets give me life, the cuteness is beyond me.
So, i have loli, cute girl, weird man, and psyco inside my body :v
Please do more for cells at work. I used to hate biology class be cause of my teacher. This anime revitalize my love of biology. Great anime for all people out there for the general knowledge of the body.
Dang good show. The last one was quite an episode.
loli platelets are way too adorable, kawaii
greetings from Tokyo Japan
i love this reaction.
After i watched hataraku saibo, i want to make my cell happy so i change my bad lifestyle to healthy lifestyle
There's 500 likes with 0 dislikes XD
Finally I can see some medical students' opinions toward this series. Hope you guys can make more reviews and reactions like this.
kohei would be jealous u hav so many anime friends around
I'm a Japanese medical student
My impression was
Platelets are soooo cuuuute!!!
I wanted ur reaction of this show.
Thank you 😊
I have a lot of medical people in my family but I am not familiar with most of this stuff. I found I have learned a lot from this anime and I find it super entertaining.
Great reaction guys. Can’t wait to check out the next one.
I’m going to start the sixth year of medical school (the last one in Italy) and I love this show!
I think this anime is just adorable even though I have only taken high school biology.
I have learned so much more from anime than from teachers in classrooms, history from Hetalia (surprisingly and unsurprisingly), agriculture from Silver Spoon, the Periodic Table from..... , and now biology from Cells at Work!
Medical student here and watch to hataraku saibou every sunday. Take blood and immunology as easy as watching anime (笑)
医学生ニキならやってくれると思ってたwww
During this pandemic going on, you guys and gal are our light! Thank you so much for your positivity!
This anime taught me how out body is working so hard T_T Every cell is doing its best.
Doctor:Is this real!?
I would like to see an arc on how the cells will react when the human is on the verge of death
This would be better if we could see and hear the anime with them
My dude who started with yuri on ice like what a start 😆 im impressed
they actually explain everything so we're not completely out of the joke :)
Oh you're a medical student? I always wondered what you studied. Perhaps you mentioned it before but I didn't recall it
I have no medical background, and I got all the jokes! This is the show I needed when I was 12! It was when I started learning about blood in school... also last year, when I was in my last year in college and I had to learn all the types of white cells and stuff! It was so confusing with all those names, but I remember every one of them after watching each episode a single time!!
*inhale*
NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERD--
im sorry, im jk~
Ive been waiting for doctors to actually react to this
This was interesting I always wondered what medical people think about this anime
i'm currently a freshman student, bs nursing. my anatomy and physiology instructor made us watch ep1 at class before proceeding to cytology. i still owe her one for introducing the anime
医療関係者？
Are they healthcare professionals?
医学生です
Medical school students
Ok, I think that having a small screen for the video but same black and white color and no sound would work better to really understand what you are reacting to, yet not getting a copyright strike
oh just wait when Cancer appears... and it's given the Thanos treatment of a sympathetic villan
' just want to live'
Kaneki is cancer
we enjoyed the show because its cool. we love having the I side jokes pointed out be people smarter than us. that way we can act smart when we explain it to our friends.
For all you people complaining about the anime window, just opened another window with Crunchyroll (Or the kiss one that must never be spoken) on it.
hey so for the guy who likes manga. He probably already knows this, however there is a Cells at Work Black, basically the same as Cells at Work, but in a unhealthy body,
people say the main protagonist girl (Red Blood Cell) is a anemic red blood cell due to her "crescent-shaped" hair coming out of the hat... that's why she got lost a lot.
Cells at Work is for sale on rightstuff.com and it comes with a English dub. I have no medical education background unless you count High school biology and the magic school bus.
Achoo... Sorry
I have 0 medical background and I think if this was out a few years ago I would have aced biology. Still I understand what is going on because it's all in all really simple and well explained
You guys should include the whole video in a little box next time.. kinda a downer we don't have a clear view of what part you are reacting to
the only medical backround I have is two medically ill parents since before they were married. I grew up watching a lot of medical procedures but never studied medicine and I enjoyed the hell out of the manga and anime. I wanna try cosplaying as a bacterum and see if any one cosplaying as a neutrophill will chase me. could be fun.