Real Doctor Reacts to CELLS AT WORK! // Season 2 Episode 1 // "Bump"

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

SEASON 2 is here! And we are on it. Because of the Covid-19 lockdown I still can't use my studio, so today I come to you from my end of my bed! I also have a total bedhead (lockdown hair cut!). If you want to support the channel and nab yourself a cool face covering then you can find them here: teespring.com/stores/dr-hopes-sick-notes Stay safe everyone. Ed x

[@noahert1337]

Boop

[@petreasupagain5036]

Good to know I’m not the only one with a lockdown haircut haha

[@wildechild5]

Hey Doc do you need help at the end of your bed? Socially distanced of course.💋💋💋

[@stephaniest.5336]

As always great explanation of the processes seen in the episode! And don't worry about the bedhead, you actually look pretty cute/nice!

[@Haneen-AlAwadi]

Finally!!! I was waiting for this!

[@melvinshine9841]

"And we see the *gorgeous* Macrophage is back. Big fan of the Macrophage." My man.

[@alexitrinune]

One of us, One of us

[@jatisoem7472]

Doctor of culture

[@MexicanShirouEmiya]

One of us

[@LucarioredLR]

I wonder how he'll react to the Macrophages in BLACK

[@nim4464]

One of us

[@taronishimura1101]

1146 is “良い白 (i i shi ro)” meaning “good white”, 4989 is “四苦八苦 (shi ku ha kku)” meaning “struggle” and 5963 is “ご苦労さん (go ku ro san)” meaning “good work”. According to the fan book, other numbers are mostly random.

[@GriseWeisshark]

Who are the 2nd and 3rd ones?

[@faceless12346]

@@GriseWeisshark the 2nd is the friend of 1146's @ 3:35 etc the 3rd is transfused red blood cell at the last episode of season1

[@thineevee7345]

Ok

[@MmmmmmmmBacon]

The regular wbc squad we see in the manga is 1146, 4989, 2049, 2626, and 2001

[@cardster1216]

四苦八苦?

[@horhern3427]

*Declares Macrophage as his favorite, he now has a waifu* One of us. One of us.

[@exudeku]

he's starting to fall down the rabbit hole

[@zidanez21]

A doctor having waifu definitely ONE OF US. ONE OF US.

[@MexicanShirouEmiya]

One of us

[@nim4464]

One of us

[@saffroncoasts6950]

@@nim4464 what kind of cult did I wonder into

[@phantommangagirl]

Backwards Cap is a character in the spinoff manga “Cells at Work: Platelets”; technically, this is a crossover XD

[@megasean3000]

Wasn’t she in the season 1 anime too? Basically being the leader’s sidekick?

[@reethelemon]

@@megasean3000 I don't remember seeing backwards cap, might've been in the background of the story but idk.

[@doctordre005]

@@reethelemon no she pops out in several episodes following leader-chan i particularly remembers her when red blood cell always playing with leader-chan's cheek whenever they met and backward cap is always there

[@ericng7015]

Backward cap was already there at the first episode, remember the one who was shy and cover his face with his cap?

[@reethelemon]

@@doctordre005 ye

[@zidanez21]

13:57 "Megakaryocyte brings out a gold medal?.. 100% accurate" Yeah I dont know why I failed my biology test

[@FlyingOsprey4418]

Also is it just me or is it meant to be a mega karen I.e reddit The whole single mum screaming at kids?

[@riverland8809]

@@FlyingOsprey4418 Nah, it is your typical "Kyoiku mama" Tiger Parenting that is often adopted in some Asian household

[@vivianfoxtail5425]

@@FlyingOsprey4418 you have to remember this show is basicly a mashup of cellular biology and japanese culture so you have to see it through those 2 lenses

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

Calcium is king in Coagulation and so are the Platelets, Megakaryocytes are mostly in the Bone Marrow, unless there is a shortarge of platelets where the body releases Megakaryocytes to make way for more Platelet production e. g Dengue fever. Megakaryocytes don't participate in coagulation.

[@mattimatronic8152]

Wooooaaahhhhh, this man has a waifu now. Macrophage I see, good taste.

[@nexdubius5290]

Thats what i thoght

[@farrelps96]

We did it boys

[@tavisui4779]

he's into ara-ara xd

[@Syiepherze]

I want her to phagocytose me

[@Barbaryotaku]

A doctor of culture

[@corporallevi8648]

Cells at Work (normal): Happy, comedic, and doki-doki Cells ar Work Black: serious, dark, suspense, and no time to joke around around

[@rafnavi4500]

Literally no time to joke around

[@ANTSEMUT1]

The white blood cells are thick waifus in Cell at Work Black.

[@gerickollarena]

@@ANTSEMUT1 I've been thinking about that specifically Since in black, the body/bodies we follow have white bloodcells which are all women but the bodies themselves are confirmed men due to the erection chapter and the testicles chapter But in the main series all the white blood cells are male and we did not have an erection episode or any statements about it Seeing as 2 male bodies have confirmed to only have female looking white cells in this series could this body be female since the white cells here are all men?

[@jazztrinidad8441]

Me and my girl-friends watched the episode 3 of cells at work code black, and i get mixed reactions from them and it's funny 🤣 It's their first time watching it and i gave them the episode 3 🤣

[@francisstarrk2813]

@@gerickollarena Would explain the romance subplot :v

[@ibrahimalansari142]

When you watch Dr. Hope’s reaction before watching the episode itself 😅

[@LassBisharp]

That's how I got into the series originally.

[@macmcleod1188]

@@LassBisharp same thing I had never heard of it before doctor hope started watching it.

[@EmeralBookwise]

@@LassBisharp: The doc's reviews made me want to get into the series too. Without his wonderful running commentary, however, I've never really been able to enjoy the show as much by itself.

[@horhern3427]

Is this guy, perhaps, one of my people?

[@emmalang4954]

I watched this after seeing his code back video. Watched both code Black then this one. As I watched this one I was like oh I can't wait to watch DR Hopes take on it.

[@Ryuu15]

Season 1 Ed: Blood Cells don't have romantic relationships Season 2 Ed: Macrophage is my waifu

[@LunarCrusade]

That's what we called... character development

[@shinigamimiroku3723]

That's what lockdowns do... XD

[@Whonderwy]

Low-key Japanese thing at 10:14. Up until the Backwards-Cap platelet runs off to do her job, 1146 referred to her affectionally as with the "-chan" suffix. The "-chan" suffix is sort of similar to the "y" suffix in "Bobby" and "Teddy" in that it is there mostly to show familiarity and affection. As Backwards-Cap runs off however, he swaps the "-chan" with a "-san" indicating "respect". Most commonly, the "-san" suffix is translated to Mr/Mrs/Ms and can be used to refer to both equals and superiors. The change is meant to show that he thinks of her as his equal thereby (hopefully) giving her the confidence she needs.

[@immortalsun]

Wow, that’s really cool. There are so many nifty little details like this that non-Japanese speakers like myself don’t pick up in anime. Thanks for sharing!

[@asian2700]

Had to sacrifice watching anime to watch something even better

[@ricardokujo3028]

Well technically you're watching anime the same time as watching another thing

[@totallyahololivesimp]

V-tubers? 😂

[@danielguy3581]

I wonder if the 'cute germ' is a reference to molecular mimicry mechanisms of certain parasites. As for the role of immune cells in sites of injury - besides generally being activated and chemotactically drawn there by factors associated with tissue injury, immune cells also have a role in inducing tissue regeneration and repair.

[@sakshi2471997]

i thought the same thing

[@rivercrystal2511]

Parasites are generally larger than viruses so i'm pretty sure cells at work would show a parasite as larger but good thought.

[@danielguy3581]

@@rivercrystal2511 Why the comparison to typical virus size, specifically? Parasites exist in various sizes, including single celled bacterial and protozoan ones. The latter are considerably smaller than the host cell in case of intracellular parasites, which should also involve molecular mimicry. The weird tail might be referencing something like Listeria's actin comet. All this is to say Cells at Work is cooler than I had thought and I'm going to begin watching full episodes, not only these reviews.

[@rivercrystal2511]

@@danielguy3581 i agree i love cells at work just pointing out my opinion on it.

[@lostark5870]

The name Narcissistisis also refers to Narcissism which is an exaggerated self worth and self obsession

[@ihavekalashnikovyoudomath9275]

1:53 You my friend, have discovered what weebs like to a "waifu." She is now your personal "waifu"

[@t.thomas8919]

FACT! XD

[@bloodyraven8201]

I can’t believe I didn’t realize that before. He’s truly a weeb now

[@aeri_taylors-version]

he’s one of us now, guys 😂

[@bloodyraven8201]

@@robertcrawshaw9978 oh yeah I remember watching the video of him going through it!

[@SwordTune]

She's a macrophage. We all have them, thus we all have our own personal waifus.

[@damienburroughs2119]

I believe the backwards cap is a reference to most anime's 'special' characters. Mostly main characters who have a distinguishable trait to 'stick out' and draw notice to them as the main character, or as an important character. Like with our red blood cell and the 'airhead' 'cowlick' hair strand.

[@celiaveiga224]

Yeah but with the blood cell it was speculated that she is a mutated cell. The cowlick has a similar form to sickle cell anemia, where blood cells have a distinctive shape instead of the circular one. Many people thought that if she was a mutated cell that would explain why she got lost so often. I came to this video to see if the platelet was a mutated cell too, or some explanation of why she was weaker than the other ones, but guess this time it was just for the plot

[@DomenBremecXCVI]

When you're treating a patient, does this series ever pop into your mind?

[@norlofthor7088]

of course if you use microscope or a computer to edit the real cells with anime cells :D

[@scorinth]

@@norlofthor7088 Huh. Now there's an idea for a goofy short video.

[@norlofthor7088]

@@scorinth At least you may want to meet Macrophage. So, you will be able to handle her? :D

[@Wolfrich666]

prob the black version cuz this is mostly a healthy body

[@UGNAvalon]

Lookup “eosinophils attacking worm”, and you immediately get Attack on Titan vibes. ;D

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

Please come back to this series, the joy doctors get seeing things done so cleverly is really fun to watch

[@x1000plusx]

The fish bacteria might be Salmon-ella?

[@kevinchong5424]

Sashimi it is

[@ishuikamakura272]

I see your joke there...ye sneaky bastard

[@hannahdyson7129]

Jesus 😂

[@kaworunagisa4009]

Yeah, one who survived a pun...

[@TheRealXnopyt]

eyyyyyy

[@rxscydanie]

Not gonna lie, u-4989 needs to get more screentime. He's so dorky i love him 😭

[@najmaht.a.1314]

Same 😭😭😭

[@Gummy_Pop.]

so true XDDD he is a dork

[@abigailmillan1456]

He's gonna get almost a whole episode this week if I'm correct

[@rxscydanie]

@@abigailmillan1456 oh my goodness, really?? I also want more u 2048 because he's like my husband /j

[@abigailmillan1456]

@@rxscydanie yes, they are all so cute :3 Last week they vent against a gut bacteria, u 1146 promised the RBC some tea and then had to fight whit the others

[@ccuenca5067]

Nobody: wow this anime looks interesting & informative Manga readers: cant wait to keep reading to find out Doctors: I already know all the characters and what is going to happen

[@kantui525]

"Platelets don't wear caps." Well color me disappointed.

[@0xmehtevasx0]

Next you’re going to tell me that my macrophages aren’t angel-faced waifus with bonnets and frilly dresses? Please 🙄

[@lostShadowLord]

@@0xmehtevasx0 Or that Red Blood Cell always get lost and have to be saved by the same White Blood Cell on daily basis due to germ of the week.

[@UGNAvalon]

Wait, so my meds AREN’T shooting laser beams inside my body?!?

[@annaairahala9462]

@@UGNAvalon Nah, that one's 100% accurate

[@star.skylar]

I don't really know anything about medicine but the way you explain how the body works while watching this show makes me want to take care of my body. (Gotta take care of them cute platelets). But seriously, your passion is contagious!

[@fuzzypickle3535]

Watch the show and I can almost guarantee you that you'll get the same feeling. I kid you not, this show actually inspired me to quit smoking. I couldn't put my cute platelets through that anymore. 🥺😱

[@star.skylar]

@@fuzzypickle3535 awww! This is so inspiring. Best of luck to your journey!

[@rommeljrsagun6460]

After reading cells at work black, or probably in the future, "watched", made me want to not even do any of that harmful stuff

[@cleryfrey]

@@rommeljrsagun6460 same it makes me want to stop harming my body more

[@Ellectric_amp]

“The scalp has a very good blood supply.” Is this why head wounds always look worse than they are (in the general sense)? I noticed working as a summer camp lifeguard that cuts and scrapes to the head always seem to bleed more than minor wounds on any other part of the body.

[@Syiepherze]

10:50 4989's name is a pun just like U-1146! In Japanese the numbers 8-9 together could be read as "haku", which is an alternate reading of the character 白 (shiro), meaning "white".

[@honeywhisker]

theres another layer to his name actually, 4989 can be read as "shi ku ha ku" which can translate to "struggling", hes just having a hard time lol

[@Syiepherze]

@@honeywhisker oh that's true haha

[@blurob1326]

holy shet i love your pfp

[@gsunny6477]

@@honeywhisker i just line guys who will tie a knife to a stick for you

[@matthewbeland8443]

I just have to say, I LOVE your KZbin chapter titles. “Stay at home mum rocks up to sort out kid’s party.” 🤣🤣🤣 truly hilarious!

[@VirtuesOfSin]

Honestly, when I saw the opening to this... my mind instantly thought of that one disease that made White Blood Cells react to Platelets the same way they do to bacteria and was like "Oh no..."

[@Iacedrom54]

"The platelets' primary hemostasis kicked in, they've stopped the bleeding, and now the repair process can begin." Really feeling that quote today for some reason.

[@emilyb9251]

Saaame

[@immortalsun]

I don’t get it.

[@johnnymaximum3828]

bunch of slackers

[@Hatsunemiku3988.]

Recommendations pops Me: Wait, there's a season 2?

[@Meon]

It just started airing a week ago, together with Cells at Work Black adaptation.

[@JackieOwl94]

@@Meon still waiting for the English version to come online on iTunes. Best show to watch when running or doing fitness. Go body go!

[@christinalipez6874]

Same reactioooon hahaha

[@shadebug]

Funimation has it now which is a real shame because their subtitles are trash and can't handle showing two things at once, which Cells At Work needs constantly. That said, Funimation and Crunchyroll are currently merging so with a bit of luck it'll all be on Crunchyroll soon enough (or we're in worst timeline and it all goes to Funimation)

[@shadebug]

@@robertcrawshaw9978 I dunno, it's difficult to find quality fansubs these days, especially not ones that come out within a week.

[@vae9430]

This channel is becoming 80% cells at work to keep up with everything and I love it

[@Kevin-qx8rk]

"Backward cap"'s Japanese name is "ushiro mae", which literally means "back front", maybe it means he is the first-worst (the front of the back) platelet at clotting.

[@immortalsun]

Backwards Cap is a girl!

[@Rio-chii]

​@@immortalsun Unfortunately, the Russian dub by Studio Band (which is the only I can watch besides the original with subs) Backward cap is referred as a boy...

[@frogqueen]

12:28 There is a spin-off manga all about the Platelets. In which they identify between themselves by the differences in their costumes. The backwards cap is just one of the Platelets from that manga.

[@AK-jt7kh]

I love Dr Hope’s reactions because he’s so animated. In the beginning he looked really tired but by the end he was excited and his eyes were all lit up. It makes learning from him so much fun because as he gets excited, I get excited too! I remember so much from these reviews! I love the diagrams - the extra tidbits he shares…this guy REALLY knows his stuff! I’m honestly just so impressed & inspired by him! It doesn’t hurt that he’s cute asf either! 😂

[@thatjeff7550]

After seeing megakaryocyte I'm now going to expect new-mom cosplayers to jump on that costume.

[@tommasodere6811]

The medal of calcium, I want it, now hahahahahaha

[@SillyMakesVids]

Even if they did that, Dr Hope would probably nitpick that the medal shouldn't be metallic calcium but dissolved calcium ions.

[@jacksonhoppis]

I'm already exited for episode 2, i just finished watching it on my own!

[@KatherinaBathory]

Same here! 👍

[@_callmechase]

I dropped sidemen for this... love you mister doctor man ✌🏻

[@kadelin3318]

Mister Doctor?

[@_callmechase]

@@kadelin3318 yea

[@manikas-whims]

@@kadelin3318 Is this a Doctor Strange reference 👀

[@kadelin3318]

@@manikas-whims Possibly

[@jamesmccomb9525]

Sidemen as in Ethan n that?

[@ZenoDLC]

Can confirm 46 can be read "Shi" and "Ro", "Shiro", meaning white 96 can be read "Ku" and again, "Ro", "Kuro", meaning black

[@dietervanhammee4994]

Also noticed a white blood cell with a number ending in 89, which can be read as haku (another reading of the word for white in Japanese)

[@KM-00]

Also, the 1-1- prefix would be "i-i" (pronounced e-e, sorta), meaning "good" in Japanese. Therefore, it is a good cell ;P

[@kakahass8845]

Wouldn't it be pronounced "Shiroku" or "Kyuroku" or is this another one of those times where Japanese just changes their words a little bit because why not?

[@Q2YH]

@@kakahass8845 it’s one of those things where they just use the first syllable of each number

[@kakahass8845]

@@Q2YH I figured that might be the case.

[@Nerd2Ninja]

Watching you explain cells at work reminds me of how fragile life is and that freaks me out a bit.

[@VaanOtacon]

Likewise, I think it's good to remember how rarely in cells at work that outside interference is required to resolve issues. The body is an incredibly hardy thing, that resolves hundreds of issues every single day that, if left unchecked, could escalate into something horrid. Doctors are just there for when things get a little out of hand and the body needs a little help.

[@koustuvkanungo9873]

@@VaanOtacon And Cells at Work Black shows you that you need to take proper care to let those mechanisms work without issue.

[@VaanOtacon]

@@koustuvkanungo9873 far too true.

[@EmmaAppleBerry]

Watching cells at work has made me personify my body like i did my toys after toy story as a child. 😂 now i feel guilty when i lose blood and when i get a bruise or exfoliate or even trim my nails and shave my brain immediately visualises it happening like a cells at work episode and i feel guilty and like oh i should take better care of myself like youd take care od precious platelets and kickarse any germs or sickness like macrophage killer t and white blood cells. Its funny and weird but in a lot of ways its reminded me to take better care od myself and helped me prevent bad habits like scratching at my skin not drinking enough water making sure im eating often enough and getting nutrients. Ive only just watched the first eps of the black version today and while i dont smoke drink or do any damaging on purpose anyway things im now more aware of oh i should really make sure to be a good owner of my precious body and the trillions of cells that fight hard 24/7 to make me the healthiest and best i can be. Its cute i feel like not only do i have a devil and angel on my shoulder but i also have a little cheer support swat team like squad not giving up on me even when i feel like doing so. 😊😊😊

[@deeznoots6241]

Just be glad that people aren’t as fragile as horses

[@gk2370]

Hurray, he finally did this episode! 10:54 Lol The punchline to that dialogue is the white blood cells can do nothing in that situation aside from being used to clot, but I suppose minimizing the clips might be necessary to avoid copyright. It is also a nice touch to have a baby strapped to the megakaryocyte to show that she produces the platelets. I can't wait until you review all of Cells at Work Season 2, Cells at Work Code Black, and the bonus episode of Cells at Work Season 1

[@popong014]

When he said "Big fan of Microphage" I see that he is also a cultured man

[@CandyKandu]

I love that you released this so soon after the episode first aired, because I watch them as soon as they come out this time around and your explanations always help me understand them even better 💕

[@JDarkAngeI]

Well you jinxed it

[@admiralcasperr]

I love how the Megakaryocyte has a small platelet in a chest carrier. Also there's already E2. Go do it.

[@daltonchildress2366]

Do more Cells at Work. Season 2 has the hair matrix, M cell, acne, dengue fever, heliobacter pylori, good bacteria, and opportunistic bacteria. What determines if a monocyte turns into a macrophage or a myelotic dendritic cell? How many platelets does 1 megakaryocyte produce? The bacterium with the sharkjaw on its tail(flagellum) is a campylobacter.

[@davidtierney7941]

U1146 “all germs must be eradicated!” Lactic Acid Bacteria “nyu~” U1146 “ok maybe not all germs”

[@l.a.d._vviolet4280]

I think the medal was supposed to be a "cytokine" (?) (something that motivates cell function) for the platelets. Nice to hear your take too.

[@yundorphin]

As expected, a response/reaction that's as informative and charming as the show being watched. ^^

[@BurciagaMissael]

Me: Oh boy, I can't wait to see Dr hope explain why she has the cap that way. Dr hope: *I have no idea, platelets doesn't wear caps*

[@Capiplara]

13:55 - 14:01 That killed me. Good thing that there is a Doctor is in the house to note the time of death.

[@magicstix0r]

Protip: White blood cell #4989 can also be read as "white." 89 = "haku" which is another Japanese word for white besides "shiro," which comes from 46. Also: All the platelets are girls (because the megakaryocyte is a girl). Not that IRL platelets have a gender, or are even really alive for that matter...

[@SpitfiretheCat16]

I mean, the megakaryocyte looks like a slightly abusive wino PTA mom.

[@nim4464]

frfr

[@roadfox808]

To me, as a Japanese, the character seems to be a combination of a kindergarten teacher and a tough sergeant. Motivating the kids with cheap medals as rewards is cute, just like a real kindergarten

[@professorbutters5201]

@@roadfox808 Oh, you never outgrow the desire for gold stickers and badges.

[@BeakerandBella]

I know it’s stupid... but I was expecting someone massive with babies constantly budding off of them. But yeah, something like an actual megakaryocyte would been incredibly disturbing.

[@crystalbarnes4876]

Personally I like to think of megakaryocyte as more of a kindergarten teacher instead of a mom, which fits better with the whipping out a (dozen) medal to lure little kids into doing their work lol On the other hand, U-1146 has a father-like mentality towards Backward Cap-chan (who is the cutest thing in the world. He turned his hat forward to hide his blush in season 1 oh my lord what is this cutie) It's funny that megakaryocyte and WBC have different approaches to encouraging(?) children to step up: where WBC is a nice, easy-spoken dad, megakaryocyte is more of a strict teacher kind of figure. But it also makes sense that megakaryocyte is mom bc she was legit carrying TWO babies on herself at once, what a figure to look up to

[@halfbee7886]

The number of subscribers on your channel is a crime. It feels like you've been robbed. You deserve tons more, at least twice as big. Great work!

[@KatastrophicNoodle]

Heyyy at 10:50 that was the literal joke they made! How dare you skip the joke?!?!

[@sandyriver4705]

Whats the joke? Still dont get it

[@wesleythomas7125]

"I don't know what the backwards cap means" "I'm important in some fashion. Pay attention to me, viewers!"

[@TheFallOutPilots]

YEEES! I swear, you dropping videos is the highlight of my week! ♥️

[@angelinaz7292]

You can tell that Dr. Hope really loves biology, I always love learning more about each episode!

[@GZxuanChannel-nx9vi]

AAAAAAAAAAAAY!!! AMAZING Reaction on Cells-At-Works Season-2 1st-Episode!!!

[@shioramenrabbit]

Man was not expecting this one to hit me in the feels so hard. My Grandma had polycythemia (a blood disorder where she produced too many red blood cells) and was on a blood thinner like warfarin. She was very healthy and spry, but slipped and bonked her head one day. Even though it shouldn't have been a serious brain bleed in another person, in her it ended up being fatal because it didn't clot. A couple of days later she went into the hospital initially with symptoms of a stroke, but it ended up being a fatal hemorrhage.

[@fransoto8343]

I feel like the megakaryocyte should've stayed as flashbacks in this episode, showing the platelets growing and learning stuff with her in the bone marrow or something.

[@ThePainElemental]

Man, this author really goes at it! We have the regular Cells at work, Cells at work Code Black, Cells at Work - Platelets! Manga, Cells at Work and Friends! Manga, Cells at Work - Baby! Manga, Cells at Work - Bacteria! Manga and Cells NOT at Work! Manga. Dr. Hope should be good for another 50 videos.

[@sapphieverosa]

And coming soon Cells at Work: Lady

[@Wolfqueen007]

@@sapphieverosa I'm pretty psyched for this.

[@Zikoro]

I can't tell if you guys are joking or not?! If those are real, I got a lot of reading to do.

[@sapphieverosa]

@@Zikoro they are all real! Though some have yet to have an english translation

[@Wolfqueen007]

@@Zikoro they're real. You can find the list of volumes and chapters online for almost all except the most recent ones because they're so new

[@b.valentine3254]

"waiting for the new spinoff, connective tissue at work" me, with ehlers danlos syndrome: 👁👄👁 connective tissue machine broke

[@JacobL228]

Megakaryocyte was covered in the spinoff manga, "Platelets at Work"; I highly recommend it.

[@mooklz]

dr. hope being a big fan of macrophage like i'm a big fan of him :>

[@lh2293]

1:58 "Find someone that looks at you like Dr Hope looks at Ms Macrophage ⬜"

[@bjam89]

Wait are you telling me that my plattelets isnt wearing headwear

[@hannahdyson7129]

White cells don't have machetes ethier ....

[@LaurenE1991]

@@hannahdyson7129 buut why 😔

[@FFKonoko]

@@LaurenE1991 because they're so hardcore, they eat their enemies to death.

[@JIYkp]

Unexpected light novel title.

[@LaurenE1991]

@@FFKonoko still think Ed should wear a backwards cap for next episode

[@hemandy94]

When the megakaryocyte appeared, i thought you would do another drawing but i assume it's in the studio. I remember you drawing it last season.

[@bjam89]

Well that was pretty crowded, maybe he is going to give us an updated one soon thats less crowded, by giving them some space

[@brandonlyon730]

Megakaryocyte was already drawn on the family tree picture when he first talked about the platelets.

[@trla6505]

@@brandonlyon730 yes it was big ant paletes are the babys

[@Grillman45600]

please finish all cells at work season 2 just only seven episodes remain

[@KatastrophicNoodle]

Watching this show always makes my blood feel weird. It's like I can feel it in me and when something bad happens its like my blood is empathising and feels bad also.

[@TheNinja404]

The platelet having a backwards cap is a sign that the body of this series is a 90s kid

[@derekcampbell5938]

After one season of cells at work with Dr. Hopes commentary I was basically a doctor but I can’t imagine how powerful I’ll be after two seasons with his commentary

[@RedHairdo]

Doc, you forgot the extra episodes of Season 1! There are two special episodes (and 5 little "shorts" which are not as interesting medically-speaking, but may be worth mentioning).

[@joeyginise6051]

7 extras! I thought there was just the two!

[@rommeljrsagun6460]

I loved the pocari sweat one

[@melodyleong]

Do you have a link to them? I didn't know there were so many!

[@Angelicwings1]

Thank you for another video. Please look after yourself dude! Thank you for everything you do and remember you are irreplaceable

[@MapleRose9]

I love this series. When I watch a new episode of Cells at Work and they don't explain what's really happening I think to myself "Dr Hope will go into more detail about it"

[@henrywalker4424]

That little cute grem from the start is called "Helicobacter pylori"

[@jelattojelatto]

It’s refreshing to see a doctor so fondly watch and explain anime while educating us, common folks, at the same time. Edit: OMG He has multiple episode reviews. So cooooolllll 😻✨

[@TheHsinz]

10:55 neutrophils have a role in haemostasis and thrombosis by releasing Neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) maybe that’s what they were referring at

[@magicaleevee843]

10:50 Ahh... I love the music so much! So happy about season 2!

[@steeljawX]

Wow! I've been catching up on your reviews and you totally kept your word on both reviewing the entire first season and covering the second season and Black as well. Saving the world in more ways than one. That being said, the second episode of this REALLY needs covering. You'll understand why when you film it.

[@RymaYoshiko]

Animu info + doctor's explanations I'm learning a lot while having fun

[@maxkhunglo6211]

Oh man, it's so fun too see other people brought into anime and seeing them enjoy it, especially the openings and ending OST. Thank you doctor for your reaction and behind the scenes of you vibing to the music. Really made me glad.

[@ariabdurakhman5363]

Thank you for your review Doctor. I'm always hyped to watch your anime review because you give us further explanation. There's some education anime too, the title called "Heaven Team Design". This anime is more focused on zoology. It's explain rationally and logically why fantasy/myth are anime impossible to life in real life.

[@aguywithrandomconvictions5302]

Man, Megakaryoctye solo-building an empire of platements in my body? Sick, dude.

[@lapistides]

"Gorgeous Macrophage" "Big fan of Macrophage" I see you are a man of culture as well 😌

[@NetAndyCz]

Love the title, "Real doctor", I cannot remember ever watching a video with "fake doctor" in the title:)

[@blacksun3884]

I think Dr. Hope just found his first ever anime Waifu, the Macrophage.

[@LaurenE1991]

Next episode Ed wears a backwards cap. Also bought the mask just waiting for it to arrive. It's interesting learning my old GP use to explain everything to me and why it happens, it helped me understand my body. Also ultrasound on my shoulder was interesting get explained what all the tissues were, probably helps I love learning.

[@MewGirlZ]

My definition of fanservice is 4989 getting more screen time in this one episode than all his other appearances in the last season put together.

[@bjam89]

My family has to use blood thinners due to a mutantion. We clot like crazy. Not a good thing, everyone over 40 has had clots in their lives

[@sonablom]

Sorry for your family but at least blood thinners are a bit more manageable than they used to be

[@bjam89]

@@sonablom i am one of those it "skipped" i still got hyper cloting blood, but i am lower risk of the clots. I am basically reverse those that just keeps bleeding, and thats not really that great

[@Sakomi_Arorim]

I think the reason for the Backward cap on that platelet is just for naming reasons there is an other platelet that has a name which is called "Leader" (there is also a manga that focuses on the platelets so there are probably more named ones but I can only recall the names of those 2 atm)

[@hugewangsan3060]

So what hospital do I show up to now? Hospital staff: "well what are your qualifications?" I've seen cells at work at cells at work black. "Get him some scrubs"

[@mintrekii]

When i saw the season two was dropping i honestly got excited about learning more about thee body with you talking about these.

[@CassandraMiddlemiss]

OMG these are coming out so fast from you now. Thank you!

[@Qsalis]

This has to be a male body btw - no one is talking about the monthly death lottery for the one-way mission where you grab a piece of tissue and tear it off by jumping into the abyss...

[@TheEquus92]

You mean the ritual sacrifice the red blood cells enact once a month to create a new world?

[@Qsalis]

@@TheEquus92 rather to mourn that once again, new world will not be created and an egg cell has been dissolved

[@WiloKun]

I loved the "coming up" at the beginning.

[@siekensou77]

Looks like Warner is releasing a live action movie on Cells At Work which also incorporates Cells at Work Code Black sometime in December. They released a subtitled trailer on their youtube page. It's about 1m40s long.

[@m3redgt]

I absolutely love that you're continueing the series!

[@Silva.C.FazbearProductions]

Great vid! Very informative. I'm not sure why, but that cute bacteria/germ (that was turned into sashimi) 's rambling of 'why would anyone kill someone cute like me' reminds me of Mitsuba from Toilet Bound Hanako-kun.

[@kapluska]

Thank you for explaining things! This makes much easier for me to understand every reaction of the body!

[@lillithcollins183]

My current hypothesis is that the AE on Red Blood cells cap stands for her blood type, heterozygous A type blood. I think this means she is supposed to be the combination of The A type personality, the go-getter with a bit of the bumbling cutesy of O type mixed in.

[@thehalobrony9050]

Today is my birthday, and this is exatly what the doctor perscribed for me

[@oynon]

Happy birthday!

[@norlofthor7088]

sure, a Megakaryocite. :D