The live-action Cells at Work! movie succeeds where most other live-action anime movies fail, but still falls short in one key place.

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Code as seen in the anime (Image via Studio Pierrot) As explained by the series, the infusion with Shibai's cells saw Code gain the Shinjutsu ability to mix his chakra and blood to create and ...

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Image courtesy of Square Enix Manga UP! Global added Sakura Fujimoto's Exquisite Blood: The Heretic Onmyoji (Miyabi Chi no Onmyōji) manga in English on Wednesday. Square Enix Manga & Books will ...

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Something was clearly in the water – or rather the blood, as Shimizu’s story focuses on the exploits of anthropomorphised blood cells inside the body of a young girl.

The anime covers the rest of the original manga up through its ending. The Thousand Year Blood War arc is the final arc of the manga, and covers volumes 55-74.