It was reported to be the first Blu-ray / DVD volume of the second season of the animated manga adaptation Hataraku Saibou ((Cells at work!) barely reached 1,250 copies in the first week since its introduction.

This volume was released on February 3rd in Japan and contains only the first episode of this second season. The Blu-ray version costs 4,400 yen (about $ 42) and has sold 760 copies. The DVD version costs 3,300 yen (about $ 32) and has sold 490 copies. The package includes other benefits such as a drama CD, voiceover commentary, an illustration booklet and a priority pass for purchasing tickets for a future franchise event.

This second season has been broadcast in Japan since January 9th and has been confirmed with a total of eight episodes. The series will be broadcast parallel to the animated adaptation of the spin-off manga Hataraku Saibou Blackthat is produced by a different studio, but is broadcast consecutively in the same program block.

Production team

  • Hirofumi Ogura ((Kuroshitsuji II, Zero & Peta) is the new director of this second season in the studios David production.
  • Yuuko Kakihara returns to write and oversee the series scripts.
  • Takahiko Yoshida Come back to do the character designs.
  • Kenichiro Suehiro Y. MAYUKO They return to compose the soundtrack.
  • The cast will play the opening song entitled “Go! Walk! Saibou Festa! “While the musical duo ClariS the final topic entitled “Fight !!” play.

Synopsis of Hataraku Saibou

This is a story about you. It is actually a story that unfolds within you. According to a new study, the human body is made up of around 37 trillion cells. These cells have to work hard every day in a world that is actually your own body. Meet these forgotten heroes and the drama that unfolds inside you, from red blood cells that carry oxygen to bacteria that fight white blood cells! This is the strangest and most interesting story about cell life!

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