The tiniest heroes in movie history—the blood cells—protect the human body’s 37 trillion cells. High schooler Urushizaki Niko maintains a healthy lifestyle, keeping her cells content, while her erratic father, Shigeru, leaves his cells exhausted. Despite their close bond, invading bacteria threaten their bodies, sparking an epic internal battle for survival. (Source: kisskh) ~~ Adapted from the manga series "Hataraku Saibo" (はたらく細胞) by Shimizu Akane (清水茜). ~~ Release dates: Nov 7, 2024 (Festival) || Dec 13, 2024 (Cinema) Edit Translation
- English
- ภาษาไทย
- Español
- हिन्दी
- Native Title: はたらく細胞
- Also Known As: Hataraku Saibo , Hataraku Saibou
- Director: Takeuchi Hideki
- Screenwriter: Tokunaga Yuichi
- Genres: Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi, Fantasy
Cast & Credits
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![Nagano Mei in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)]( "Nagano Mei in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)")
Nagano MeiAE3803 [Red Blood Cell / Erythrocyte]Main Role -
![Satoh Takeru in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)]( "Satoh Takeru in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)")
Satoh TakeruU-1146 [White Blood Cell / Neutrophil]Main Role -
![Ashida Mana in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)]( "Ashida Mana in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)")
Ashida ManaUrushizaki NikoSupport Role -
![Abe Sadawo in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)]( "Abe Sadawo in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)")
Abe SadawoUrushizaki ShigeruSupport Role -
![Yamamoto Koji in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)]( "Yamamoto Koji in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)")
Yamamoto KojiKiller T Cell / Memory T CellSupport Role -
![Naka Riisa in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)]( "Naka Riisa in Cells at Work! Japanese Movie (2024)")
Naka RiisaNK Cell / Natural Killer CellSupport Role
Reviews
The film made me rewatch the anime
"Cells at Work!" is a refreshing and imaginative anime film that takes viewers on an extraordinary journey inside the human body. Adapted from the popular manga series by Akane Shimizu, this film brings to life the bustling activities and epic battles of anthropomorphised cells dedicated to keeping the body healthy and functioning. At the heart of the story are the main characters: a diligent yet somewhat scatterbrained Red Blood Cell, responsible for transporting oxygen, and a brave White Blood Cell, charged with defending the body against pathogens.The film skillfully blends educational content with entertainment, providing viewers with a unique insight into complex biological processes. Each cell is portrayed with quirky personalities, making the scientific concepts more relatable and engaging. The narrative is peppered with action-packed sequences as White Blood Cell battles various invaders, delivering a thrilling experience akin to an epic hero's journey.
Visually, the animation is stunning, with a vibrant colour palette that vividly represents the bustling world inside the human body. The character designs are both whimsical and scientifically accurate, maintaining a balance that appeals to both anime fans and science enthusiasts. The attention to detail in depicting bodily functions and cellular interactions demonstrates the creators' commitment to delivering an experience that is both educational and aesthetically pleasing.
The film also weaves in elements of humour and camaraderie, with its characters forming unlikely alliances and friendships. This adds an emotional depth to the storyline, making it more than just an educational film. The movie’s ability to explain complex scientific concepts through engaging storytelling is commendable, making it suitable for audiences of all ages.
"Cells at Work!" is not only a visual treat but also an educational tool that encourages viewers to appreciate the intricate workings of the human body. By turning the inner workings of our anatomy into an epic adventure, the film leaves its audience both entertained and informed, fostering a deeper appreciation for the marvel that is the human body. It successfully transforms a textbook subject into a thrilling narrative, making it a standout in the world of educational entertainment.
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