Hataraku Saibou Black reveals trailer for upcoming episodes

After the broadcast of the fifth episode, a new promotional video of the project was published on the official Twitter account for the animated adaptation of the spin-off manga Hataraku Saibou Black (Cells at Work! Code Black). Caffeine, athlete's foot, kidney stones, pulmonary thrombosis. This is the story of your body », reads the added comment.

【第２弾特別予告PV公開！】
TVアニメ「はたらく細胞BLACK」
第２弾特別予告PV公開。

カフェイン、水虫、尿路結石、肺血栓。
これは、あなたの体の物語——。

■YouTubehttps://t.co/sVXPXBnYj0

■公式サイトhttps://t.co/bQB0e8Y6Ap #細胞BLACK pic.twitter.com/0zqelioAPg
— 『はたらく細胞BLACK』【公式】 (@cellsatworkbla1) January 23, 2021

The series has been broadcast in Japan since last January 9 and is confirmed with a total of thirteen episodes, airing alongside the second season of the animated adaptation of Hataraku Saibou (Cells at Work!), Which will feature only eight episodes. In fact, this spin-off featured a double episode aired on January 15 (episodes 3 and 4), which some suppose was to adjust its schedule to the main series.

Finally, the spin-off manga written by Shigemitsu Harada and illustrated by Issei Hatsuyoshiya has been published through the Kodansha publishing house's Morning magazine since June 2018. In early December 2020 it was confirmed that the work is nearing completion.

Synopsis of Hataraku Saibou Black

The story centers on a fledgling red blood cell, a member of the other 37 trillion cells in the body. But something is wrong! Stress hormones keep screaming at you to pick up your pace. Blood vessels are covered in cholesterol. Ulcers, fatty liver, problems (ahem) below… It is difficult for a cell to do its job when there is BLACK CODE every day!

Hataraku Saibou showed what happens inside a young and healthy body… but what if the body is not that young and was never very healthy? Hataraku Saibō BLACK tells the story of such a body, starring a red blood cell and a white blood cell, as they struggle to survive while doing their job inside a body that suffers from alcoholism, smoking, erectile dysfunction, foot! athlete, gout ... literally body horror. Whoever this guy is, he's lucky the cells can't go on strike!

Source: Official Twitter Account