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Jean-Karlo Nicky, this weekend wasn't great for me. I had to go to the hospital this Saturday because I came down with Shingles. See, Shingles is caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox. If you had chickenpox as a kid, you're inoculated against getting it a second time, but the virus is still in you, laying dormant somewhere in your nervous system. Once you hit your sixties—or if you're an adult living under a particular amount of stress—you are vulnerable to an outbreak of the virus, which causes painful, itchy blisters to break out somewhere on your body that corresponds to wher...

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Our long-suffering human body is fighting an uphill battle after major causalities against the invading gonorrhea. Helper T Cell, one of the commanders of the immune system, activates the Killer T Cells to fill in the gaps, but like Mast Cell in last week's Cells at Work episode, he goes overboard. This leads to an overactive immune response in the epidermis with immediately noticeable results: hair loss. This episode is our first formal introduction to the Killer T cells in CODE BLACK, but there are barely a few differences from the original series' counterpart because the creator was a co...

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© Akane Shimizu / Kodansha / Aniplex / David Production The summer 2018 anime series  Cells at Work announced previously that a second season was in the work amid a few other projects. During an event back in March 2020, it was revealed that the second season is now scheduled for a January 9th, 2021 premiere and that we were getting a Cells at Work! CODE BLACK series as well. Funimation has now revealed in working with Aniplex USA that they’ll be streaming the season but they’re also going to be streaming it two days before the Japanese broadcast. Both series will now arrive on Januar...