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Cells at Work! CODE BLACK

2021·Show
13Episodes in1Season·TV-14
78
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A , animated series: , but layered, .

Good for friends night · teens · binge-friendly

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7.8

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Alcohol, smoking, and stress—in the body subjected to these irritants, the cells responsible for maintaining life seem to fight a war that never ends. Due to a severe shortage of workers, Red Blood Cell AA2153 has to quickly learn to deliver oxygen and collect carbon dioxide, even in dangerous conditions. Meanwhile, White Blood Cell U-1196 has to do her part by dealing with germs and viruses during life-threatening situations. In the midst of these crises, they have to work together to keep the body healthy, despite not knowing if their sacrifices will be worthwhile. Cells at Work! Code Black takes a different approach by showing the grittier side of the jobs our cells perform.
Dark Medical DramaCellular PersonificationDystopian Body-HorrorIntense Survival StoryVisceral AnimationPhysiological ApocalypseBleak and PessimisticStruggles of ExistenceAnatomical Nightmare

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Where can I stream Cells at Work! CODE BLACK?

In the United States, Cells at Work! CODE BLACK streams on Netflix and Crunchyroll. It also streams in 77 other countries.

Is Cells at Work! CODE BLACK worth watching?

78
GreatGoodWatch score

Mostly, it's well received, with a GoodWatch score of 78 (IMDb 7.5).

Is Cells at Work! CODE BLACK okay for kids?

TV-14ViolenceDisturbing imageryDrug use

Not for young kids: it's rated TV-14 in the United States for violence, disturbing imagery, and drug use, and the viewing guide lists it for teens and adults.

How long does it take to watch Cells at Work! CODE BLACK?

5 h

About 5 hours: 13 episodes in 1 season of about 24 minutes each, aired from 2021 to 2021.

Will I feel good after watching Cells at Work! CODE BLACK?

BleakHopeful

Probably not: the title analysis rates it 8 of 10 for bleakness and 6 for melancholy, against 2 for hopefulness.

Is Cells at Work! CODE BLACK in English?

JapaneseIrish

No, it was made in Japanese, with some Irish.

What tropes does Cells at Work! CODE BLACK use?

Really Dead MontageCentral ThemeFriend or Foe?Madness MantraTranslation MatchmakingPublic Bath House SceneSuper SerumSuicide MissionIt Is Not Your TimeNo Medication for MeDriven to SuicideHeroic Sacrificeand 126 more

TV Tropes lists 138 tropes for it, including Really Dead Montage, Central Theme, and Friend or Foe?.