Hataraku Saibou Black will have 13 episodes and reveals its opening

A leak revealed that the animated adaptation of the spin-off manga written by Shigemitsu Harada and illustrated by Issei Hatsuyoshiya, Hataraku Saibou Black (Cells at Work! Code Black), will have a total of thirteen episodes. This information would be confirmed once the distribution information of the compiled volumes of this project is revealed.

"Hataraku Saibou Black (Cells at Work! Code Black)" - OP "Hashire! with Seiya Yamasaki (Kyusonekokami)" by Hiroyuki Hayashi (Polysics). pic.twitter.com/qHVUe5Rn7E
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Additionally, different Twitter accounts shared the animated opening sequence of the project, which has the theme “” Hashire! with Seiya Yamasaki (Kyusonekokami) ”, played by Hiroyuki Hayashi, from the Polysics group. The series has its official premiere scheduled on Japanese television for next January 9, along with the transmission of the second season of the animated adaptation of the main manga, Hataraku Saibou (Cells at Work!). For their part, Harada and Hatsuyoshiya have been publishing the manga in Kodansha publisher's Morning magazine since June 2018. In early December, it was announced 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!