Post number #421052, ID: 5a4f52
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Sa ikoooo!! I think the Don't lewd the platelets campaign worked quite well.
Post number #421131, ID: ee5774
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HATARAKU!
Post number #421202, ID: 477d9f
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HATARAKU!
My old biology nerd self love this show. So! Much! References!
Post number #421266, ID: 4b363c
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Still didn't watch it. :c
Post number #421269, ID: 4cc33a
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I want red blood cell girls to travel to my penis and make it big.
Post number #421281, ID: b257d0
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>>421269 but instead the platelets went there
Post number #421588, ID: 68489f
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Is it worth watching? I've seen this anime everywhere, but still don't know if I should watch it or not
Post number #421638, ID: 7034b2
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>>421588 It's a meh. Episode 1 is fine, but after that, it becomes repetitive and episodic.
Main girl loses her way, finds a new cell, wall of text explaining the cell, trouble happens, main guy comes, the new cell does something, another wall of text explaining how the cell works in your body, problem solved. Next episode, they'll introduce new cell and make an episode about that with the same formula.
Watch if you are a biology nerd so that you can nod to the refrences.
Post number #421709, ID: 476ea0
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>>421588 As the previous g/u/rl said, it's pretty straightforward. It's probably aimed at children to teach them biology.
It's comfy, light-hearted, educational, basically. No deep shit
Post number #421823, ID: 66ae3a
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>>421588 it's not. watch osmosis jones instead
Post number #421826, ID: 68489f
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Thanks a lot to everyone above~
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| Sa ikoooo!!
I think the Don't lewd the platelets campaign worked quite well.