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| Morals of the story: 1. make sure to sanitize (remove/destroy bacteria/virus/parasites) your food. This can be in variety of ways from cooking to certain internal temperature long enough, extreme salt exposure, freezing long enough, et cetera. Sushi can be safe, but raw fish straight from the water is often very, very bad, with lots of worms and such. 2. Everyone has a purpose, just because you or someone else is week in one area, does not mean they don't have value to the overall system. This applies to our interpersonal lives just as it does with our intercellular lives. This host really can't catch a break, jeez. 4/5, didn't like the bullying and me getting emotional. |
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| Did the cells even take care of the Influenza A from the previous episode? Also, Eosonophil is cute and adorable! Love it when she's blushing. The end reminds me of the aftermath of the Pain Arc from the way they switched up on her. |
they had nice comedy going but mixed up unnecessary drama a lil too much  enough for me then , bye bye saibou! |
| Gastric acid being lava is spot on. I love the Red Blood Cell girl with the red hair, she is so hot and adorable. Eosonophil is so beautiful and cute, omg. I love the white blood cell-masked guy who is narrating/monologuing. lol |
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Did the cells even take care of the Influenza A from the previous episode?
Also, Eosonophil is cute and adorable! Love it when she's blushing.
The end reminds me of the aftermath of the Pain Arc from the way they switched up on her.
Also, Eosonophil is cute and adorable! Love it when she's blushing.
The end reminds me of the aftermath of the Pain Arc from the way they switched up on her.
| @yandereu 1. I assume yes, they did the typical "this issue got resolved in the background and we'll never speak of it again." 2. Yes she is, I love her! |
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