U-1146, White Blood Cell (白血球, Hakkekkyū?) is one of the main protagonists in Cells at Work! and Cells at Work! WHITE. As a Neutrophil, he has extremely pale skin, white hair, and black dull eyes (a reference to the color of Neutrophils). He is tall and lean like his other comrades, with a...

Cells (細胞 Saibō?) are the basic structural, functional, and biological units of all living organisms. Together they form a multicellular organism, thus they are known as the "building blocks of life". However cells are anthropomorphic in Cells at Work! and have their own stories. There are roughly 37.2 trillion cells in a human body,

White blood cell (also called leukocyte or leucocyte) is a type of blood cell that fights and destroys pathogens and other harmful substances that invades the body.

Cells at Work! (Japanese: はたらく細胞, Hepburn: Hataraku Saibō) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Akane Shimizu . It features the anthropomorphized cells of a human body, with the two main protagonists being a red blood cell and a …

The white blood cell designated U-1146, better known simply as White Blood Cell and Neutrophil, is one of the two main protagonists (alongside AE3803) of the 2015 Japanese biological comedy manga series Cells at Work! and its 2018 anime adaptation of the same name.

White Blood Cell, more specifically Neutrophil U-1146, is a humanized neutrophil and the protagonist of the manga series 'Cells at Work'. He is part of the first wave to be dispatched by the immune system when a pathogen invades the body.

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Nov 27, 2020 · The macho-dude orientation of the white blood cell army is a little annoying, and offset only a bit by a kick-ass woman named NK Cell, representing a super-specialized Natural Killer T Cell. But anything that can make me laugh about the immune system is …

AE3803 (Mei Nagano, left) and U-1146 (Takeru Satoh) are the red and white blood cell protagonists of “Cells at Work!,” Hideki Takeuchi’s quirky film about the human body.

Feb 4, 2021 · Cells at Work, the white blood cells use combat knives, but in Code Black it’s katanas. Is it because the body in Code Black is in such poor shape they need more lethal weapons? From what I understand, the team behind BLACK isn't the same as the original CAW.