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Mraagvpeine posted:Is the body male or female? We don't know anything about the main series body. Age, job, sex, nothin
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El Burbo posted:We don't know anything about the main series body. Age, job, sex, nothin Based off the noise from the sneeze I would say male, but that's the extent of my information 
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I love the little eye shift right after that, perfect comedic timing. Edit: Enjoy my lovely gif! https://i.imgur.com/cuyCFB7.gifv ElBrak fucked around with this message at 03:45 on Sep 17, 2018 |
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Sep 17, 2018 03:23
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two episodes left. honestly can't wait for the teeth and brain parts. if the manga even has them.
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Sep 17, 2018 15:04
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https://twitter.com/sorrysap_/status/1041605023996624897
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El Burbo posted:We don't know anything about the main series body. Age, job, sex, nothin It's either an teenager or a human version of RBC. The main series body doesn't have any bad habits like the BLACK body. But they are either really clumsy or really reckless.
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golden bubble posted:It's either an teenager or a human version of RBC. The main series body doesn't have any bad habits like the BLACK body. But they are either really clumsy or really reckless. The hemorrhagic shock is a big deal, but the heatstroke one isn't too abnormal with how often it seems people pass out from the heat in anime. Reckless is pretty apt for a teenager though. It's possible, but unlikely that it's a child, but a preteen may be possible
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Sep 18, 2018 18:30
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Could just be someone who plays sports.
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Sep 18, 2018 20:17
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They've said the body's immune system is compromised, too, so that could also point at a variety of factors. The two most obvious being AIDS, which would be pretty dark for an edutainment show, and old age.
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Sep 18, 2018 21:25
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TerminusEst13 posted:They've said the body's immune system is compromised, too, so that could also point at a variety of factors. If it's AIDS then the show would be significantly different. Here's someone else's take on a body with AIDS: quote:Well I'd imagine it to be something more dramatic than that. You see, you see, the body doesn't take HIV infection lying down. During HIV-1 infection, every day for the better part of a decade, the immune system destroy billions of HIV particles while the virus infect billions of CD4 until eventually, years later, the Virus finally out “we have reserves” your body.
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TerminusEst13 posted:They've said the body's immune system is compromised, too, so that could also point at a variety of factors. I think when they say it was compromised, it was not what one would call medically compromised. I think in the context, it was meant like how security is compromised in a breach, i.e. something got through the outer defenses. The latter happens a lot in the human body, but usually nothing comes of it since it's handled so quickly.
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Sep 19, 2018 16:48
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Woof, I forgot it was a head injury. That's not good.
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Sep 22, 2018 18:28
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i'm honestly scared.
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Sep 23, 2018 19:36
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 Poor cells.
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Sep 23, 2018 20:11
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I wanna see what the brain looks like. I imagine some sort of huge castle or something populated by a nobility that speaks of strange and foreign concepts.
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Sep 23, 2018 20:38
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I think the suit guys in the latest episode were supposed to be the brain So a big corporate office
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Sep 23, 2018 21:02
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My favorite detail is how needles are depicted as these huge things emerging from the heavens with super detailed cloud cover all around and golden rays of light illuminating the scene.
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https://platelets.fun/ enjoy clicker
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Pharohman777 posted:My favorite detail is how needles are depicted as these huge things emerging from the heavens with super detailed cloud cover all around and golden rays of light illuminating the scene. One weird inconsistency is that open wounds are depicted as holes in the ground while things like needles are shown as coming from on high. Imo, with the brain, We've not seen any sort of neurons yet so it may well be that the brain is just one large machine in a clean room with astrocytes getting stuff delivered to them and making sure everything's running properly. Alternatively, the neurons in the brain work in a sealed complex on computers processing sorry data and feeding it to the body with no contact with other cells besides the glial cells that basically take care of them. Think office drones almost permanent planted in chairs with servants waiting on them hand and foot.
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Nerves are depicted as communication wiring running along the underside of the blood vessel roads, so it's probably not quite as 1:1 as the circulatory system is.
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I kinda see what this show's concept of the Eyes are like.
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El Burbo posted:I think the suit guys in the latest episode were supposed to be the brain They were still monitoring bodily functions and dealing with automatic internal responses to trauma. They may be brain, but only up to the stem, not the lobes proper.
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I wonder if there's a caste of cells that live in the brain and manage actually interacting with data from the outside world and treat it like they're up on Mount Sinai communing with God or something.
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I always thought the suited dudes in BLACK were Brain Cells.
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Kyte posted:Nerves are depicted as communication wiring running along the underside of the blood vessel roads, so it's probably not quite as 1:1 as the circulatory system is. That'd be the "Brain is represented as a giant computer in a clean room" thing. Blood-brain barrier means that practically nothing can get in other than what the blood cells are delivering, and even then, it's probably just bank-teller style windows or some sort of dumbwaiter system where there's minimal interaction between cells on either side of the barrier, if at all.
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If you're into this sort of thing there's a video of a doctor watching the first episode and going into the science behind what we see. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnvgQCavmkM
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My girlfriend said this show would have been helpful during her intro to immunology class in college. I’m surprised at how detailed it is for edutainment really
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http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-feature/2018/09/28-1/quiz-whats-really-your-cells-at-work-blood-type
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Platelet winter clothes. 
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Fun fact: the big pan-out image in the latest episode of the anime is literally just a big panel from the manga that is a 'wheres waldo/wally' reference. In the manga there is also an image of the red blood cell protagonist, and it asks the reader to find her among the crowd.
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This is picking at nits, but I kinda question the choice not to represent the accents of the transfused blood cells in the translation. I guess what happens is pretty obvious if you think for even a second, but I thought it was a cute touch that helps characterize biological processes, which uh,isn't that the whole thing this show is about? But then again maybe not everyone grew up reading Claremont-era X-Men comics so maybe phonetic dialog freaks them out
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OnimaruXLR posted:This is picking at nits, but I kinda question the choice not to represent the accents of the transfused blood cells in the translation. I guess what happens is pretty obvious if you think for even a second, but I thought it was a cute touch that helps characterize biological processes, which uh,isn't that the whole thing this show is about? They clearly talk differently than the native cells I think, even as a non-speaker.
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Pharohman777 posted:Fun fact: the big pan-out image in the latest episode of the anime is literally just a big panel from the manga that is a 'wheres waldo/wally' reference. In the manga there is also an image of the red blood cell protagonist, and it asks the reader to find her among the crowd. 
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Found her. She's not gonna tell you _____
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OnimaruXLR posted:This is picking at nits, but I kinda question the choice not to represent the accents of the transfused blood cells in the translation. Between this, the terrible text placement for the educational blurbs, and the odd localization choices (let's leave kouhai untranslated, but find some really awkward English alternative for "-chan"), this show had one of the worst simulsubs this season. Still a very pleasant and extremely watchable show though, I will absolutely watch a second season if they make one.
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Araki posted:the odd localization choices (let's leave kouhai untranslated, but find some really awkward English alternative for "-chan") That was extremely weird and amateurish, I thought.
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There's plenty of simulsubs on Crunchyroll that just use "-chan" too, so this must've been some sort of personal preference on the translator's part. And guess what, their preference is bad, and wrong, and bad.
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Well, after 16 years, I finally discover why that somewhat awkwardly-named "Sr. and Jr." Pokemon trainer class exists: difficult localization.
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At this point, we should simply import the words into English. Senpai and kouhai.
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