Cells at Work’s Akane Shimizu Ends Yellow Flame Manga Miniseries

The Might maybe maybe maybe presumably also just discipline of Kodansha‘s True! Afternoon magazine published the ultimate chapter of Akane Shimizu‘s Yellow Flame manga miniseries on Monday. In addition, the magazine confirmed that the manga will be published in a compiled ebook volume.

Shimizu launched the manga in True! Afternoon on January 7. The magazine describes the manga with the topics of “special powers, China, and intense action.”

Shimizu launched the distinctive Cells at Work! manga in the March 2015 discipline of Kodansha‘s Month-to-month Shonen Sirius magazine, and ended it in January 2021. Kodansha USA Publishing is releasing the manga in English.

The most well-known television anime of the distinctive manga premiered in July 2018. The second season premiered in January 2021, alongside the anime of the Cells at Work! Code Dark spinoff manga.

Kodansha USA Publishing is also releasing the following spinoff manga in English: Cells at Work: Bacteria!, Cells at Work!: Neo Bacteria!, Cells at Work! White Brigade, Cells at Work! Little one, Cells NOT at Work!, Cells at Work! Code Dark, Cells at Work and Associates!, Cells at Work! Girl, and Cells at Work: Platelets!.

A lot of different spinoffs exist reminiscent of Kae Hashimoto‘s Hataraku Saibō Illegal (Cells at Work! Illegal), Yū Maeda‘s Hataraku Saibō Muscle (Cells at Work! Muscle), Choko Aozora and Meku Kaire‘s Hataraku Saibō Neko (Cells at Work! Cat), and Koma Warita and Ryō Kuji‘s Hataraku Saibō Okusuri (Cells at Work! Medication).

The traditional Cells at Work! manga and Cells at Work! Code Dark are involving a reside-action film that adapts every manga in a single yarn. The film opened in Japan on December 13.

Source: True! Afternoon January Might maybe maybe maybe presumably also just discipline