Image: Kae Hashimoto, Kodansha
AMBot | 06/07/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
"Cells at Work! Illegal" is nearing its conclusion. The third volume of the spin-off illustrated by Kae Hashimoto will confirm the final chapter of the series in September. Thus, the story, which explores the workings of human cells from an unconventional perspective, will conclude with the fourth volume.
Like the original "Cells at Work!" series and its various spin-offs, "Cells at Work! Illegal" personifies human cells and delves into their intricate processes and interactions. What sets "Illegal" apart is its setting: a human body subjected to illegal substances and physical violence. Since its debut on Kodansha's YanMaga website in January 2022, the series has captivated readers with its unconventional yet thought-provoking approach to biological storytelling.
Meanwhile, the "Cells at Work!" universe continues to expand with the recent launch of "Cells at Work! Cat" and "Cells at Work! Medicine," both of which debuted in May.
Like the original "Cells at Work!" series and its various spin-offs, "Cells at Work! Illegal" personifies human cells and delves into their intricate processes and interactions. What sets "Illegal" apart is its setting: a human body subjected to illegal substances and physical violence. Since its debut on Kodansha's YanMaga website in January 2022, the series has captivated readers with its unconventional yet thought-provoking approach to biological storytelling.
Meanwhile, the "Cells at Work!" universe continues to expand with the recent launch of "Cells at Work! Cat" and "Cells at Work! Medicine," both of which debuted in May.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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