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Cells at Work! CODE BLACK
2018★ 7.4MANGA
Sci-Fi
Cells at Work! CODE BLACK shares the Sci-Fi genre and similar themes: Anthropomorphism, Work, Female Protagonist.
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Cells at Work! Lady
はたらく細胞LADY
By Shigemitsu Harada2020MANGA26 ch.5 vol.Finished
Life as a lady can be tough, but life IN a lady is that much tougher. From periods to pregnancies, it can be an emotional ride…especially when you're the size of a cell. Thankfully, Macrophage, Killer T, Helper T, and White Blood Cell are joined by a host of hard-working allies equipped to deal with the daily struggles of lady life in this female-focused spin-off of Cells at Work! (Source: Kodansha USA) Notes: - Includes 1 extra chapter: Koisuru Otome wa Sunda Hitomi de - Part 2 of the manga started December 2021.
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What is Cells at Work! Lady about?
Life as a lady can be tough, but life IN a lady is that much tougher. From periods to pregnancies, it can be an emotional ride…especially when you're the size of a cell. Thankfully, Macrophage, Killer T, Helper T, and White Blood Cell are joined by a host of hard-working allies equipped to deal with...
How many chapters does Cells at Work! Lady have?
Cells at Work! Lady has 26 chapters.
What genre is Cells at Work! Lady?
Cells at Work! Lady belongs to the Sci-Fi, Slice of Life genres.
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