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© Akane Shimizu / Kodansha / Aniplex / David Production The winter 2021 anime series Cells at Work is getting its home video release handled by Aniplex Japan and they’ve set their standard style release for it. The eight-episode series is getting a four-volume release that began on February 3rd, 2021. With the third set coming up on April 7th, 2021, we now have the cover artwork for it. The discs are priced between 4,000 yen to 6,800 yen on Blu-ray as the episode count per disc is set at 1/2/3/2. The DVDs are priced 1,000 yen cheaper overall. The feature film is scheduled for a March 24th...

© Akane Shimizu / Kodansha / Aniplex / David Production The winter 2021 anime series Cells at Work is getting some new attention as the official site is debuting some new promotional material. With the season underway, the eighth and final episode of the series is due out on February 27th, 2021 and now the first commercial spot preview for it has arrived below! The promos are done via Twitter as the YouTube versions are region-locked to Japan. The series was directed by Kenichi Suzuki based on the series composition by Yuuko Kakihara. Takahiko Yoshida handled the character design and served...

© Akane Shimizu / Kodansha / Aniplex / David Production The winter 2021 anime series Cells at Work is getting some new attention as the official site is debuting some new promotional material. With the season underway, the seventh episode of the series is due out on February 20th, 2021 and now the first commercial spot preview for it has arrived below! The promos are done via Twitter as the YouTube versions are region-locked to Japan. The series was directed by Kenichi Suzuki based on the series composition by Yuuko Kakihara. Takahiko Yoshida handled the character design and served as the c...

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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...