Which Cells At Work Character Are You? Quiz

You Got: Red Blood Cell (AE3803)

In "Cells At Work," Red Blood Cell AE3803 is depicted as an endearing and diligent new recruit. Despite her frequent misadventures with direction, she is committed to delivering oxygen and nutrients to every corner of the body. Her character's journey reflects the determination and hard work of red blood cells in reality.

You Got: White Blood Cell / Neutrophil (U-1146)

The Neutrophil U-1146 is the anime's personification of the body's first line of defense. With a gentle demeanor contrasting his role as a ruthless pathogen killer, he stands as a brave soldier on the frontlines of the immune system.

You Got: Platelet

The Platelet is characterized by their child-like appearance due to their small cell size. They form the body's repair crew, responsible for reconstruction after injuries, and are depicted as energetic and determined despite their size.

You Got: Megakaryocyte

Megakaryocyte is a minor character in the anime series Cells at Work!. While less commonly seen in anime, Megakaryocytes serve as the "factory" of platelets inside the body, responsible for producing platelets.

You Got: Macrophage / Monocyte

The Macrophage is portrayed as a battle-ready maid, always smiling even amidst combat. She and her kind are equipped with an arsenal of weapons to fight off invasive pathogens, showcasing their versatility from monocytes within blood vessels to formidable warriors outside.

You Got: Helper T Cell

The Helper T Cell is the strategic commander of the immune system, providing direction and decision-making for the body's defense against foreign invaders. His calm and intellectual presence is vital in coordinating the immune response.

You Got: Regulatory T Cell

The Regulatory T Cell acts as the peacekeeper of the immune system, ensuring a balanced and measured response to threats, thereby preventing overreaction and the escalation of autoimmune diseases.

You Got: Killer T Cell

The Killer T Cell represents the anime's aggressive and self-assured defenders, taking pleasure in the elimination of foreign threats. As the sergeant of his division, he embodies the strict discipline and training regimen required to maintain the body's security.

You Got: B Cell

The B Cell is the hardworking producer of antibodies, often striving for recognition amidst the more celebrated roles of other immune cells. His character highlights the importance of each component within the immune system.

You Got: NK Cell

The NK Cell is the stealthy patrol of the body, identifying and eliminating threats with her signature machete. Her character embodies the often unseen but critical work of natural killer cells.

You Got: Eosinophil

The Eosinophil is a unique character in the series, proving her worth in combating parasitic threats. She represents an essential component of the immune system, often overlooked but crucial in specific battles.

You Got: Basophil

The Basophil is a mysterious and poetic figure, whose real occupation remains enigmatic. His presence adds a layer of intrigue to the body's response to infection.

You Got: Memory Cell

The Memory Cell is the keeper of past infection memories, enabling the immune system to respond more rapidly to recurring threats. His character adds a layer of experience and preparedness to the body's defense.

You Got: Cancer Cell

The Cancer Cell is the antagonist of the series, seeking a world without cellular conflict, even if it means jeopardizing the body's health. This character represents the challenge of uncontrolled cell growth and its impact on the body.

You Got: Pneumococcus

In the anime "Cells At Work," the Pneumococcus is depicted as a sly and treacherous foe, while in reality, it is a common bacterium that can lead to pneumonia.

You Got: Staphylococcus aureus

In the anime "Cells At Work!", Staphylococcus Aureus is portrayed as a cunning adversary, while in reality, it is a common cause of skin infections and food poisoning.

You Got: Streptococcus Pyogenes

In the anime "Cells At Work!", Streptococcus Pyogenes is depicted as a ruthless and brutal warrior, while in reality, it is a bacterium known to cause conditions such as pharyngitis, skin infections, and various other diseases.

You Got: Campylobacter

In the anime "Cells At Work!", Campylobacter is portrayed as a lurking threat, while in reality, it is a bacterium that causes intestinal infections.

You Got: Influenza Virus

In the anime "Cells At Work!", the Influenza Virus is depicted as an ever-changing adversary, while in reality, it is the virus responsible for causing the flu, colds, and fevers, with new strains emerging each year.