7.5
Cells at Work! CODE BLACK!
はたらく細胞BLACK
7.5
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Synopsis
Due to poor lifestyle choices, a certain human's body is in constant turmoil. With germs, bacteria, and foreign substances abound, the jobs of various cells become increasingly difficult and dangerous. As some of the unfortunate ones who matured in this chaotic environment, Sekkekkyuu AA2153 and Hakkekkyuu U-1196 strive to fulfill their duties—even if it means seeing many of their fellow cells lose their lives in duty. Set in an environment vastly different from its parent story, Hataraku Saibo...
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15+
moderate
ViolenceFrequent depictions of anthropomorphic cells being killed, eaten, or dissolving during immune battles, shown with blood-like effects and visceral detail.
strong
Disturbing themesPersistent atmosphere of bodily decay, hopelessness, and systemic failure; cells die pointlessly as the body deteriorates from neglect.
moderate
Substance useThe human's alcoholism, smoking, and stress are central plot drivers, visualized as toxic environments the cells must work in.
mild
Sexual contentOne episode depicts gonorrhea infection with suggestive imagery; brief non-sexual nudity of cell characters during transformations.
A grim, biologically literate portrayal of a body destroyed by addiction and stress, where cute cell characters suffer and die in futile battles. Educational value remains high, but the tone is relentlessly bleak and may upset viewers sensitive to medical hopelessness or graphic cellular carnage.
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Cells at Work! CODE BLACK! has 13 episodes.
Cells at Work! CODE BLACK! is currently finished airing.
Cells at Work! CODE BLACK! was produced by LIDENFILMS.
Cells at Work! CODE BLACK! aired Jan 10, 2021 to Mar 19, 2021.
Cells at Work! CODE BLACK! is based on a Manga.
A grim, biologically literate portrayal of a body destroyed by addiction and stress, where cute cell characters suffer and die in futile battles. Educational value remains high, but the tone is relentlessly bleak and may upset viewers sensitive to medical hopelessness or graphic cellular carnage.
