"Bye-bye germs," "You damn germs!" and many other famous lines from the first season of the anime are still clearly etched in our minds. After all, we don't forget quotes that really resonate with us or leave a big impact, no matter how much time passes. So, today we're going to take a look at some of the famous lines that will likely appear in season two of the anime! It hasn't been confirmed that they will be broadcast yet, but we've put together a list of the most impactful lines from the original work and are introducing them here.
"Remember the past, not the future!!" (B cell)
When bacteria or viruses invade the body, B cells create antibodies, and are the ultimate weapon that wipes out the enemy with the prepared weapon. They don't stand out much because there are many scenes where white blood cells and T cells are engaged in flashy close-quarters combat, but in the second half of the battle, B cells often fight off viruses by themselves. However, as a character, he is often teased and has a pitiful side... This is a cool quote that B cells said. Normally, one would say, "Look at the future, not the past!" but this line was spoken to the memory cells. The memory cells, whose job is to remember the past, were only thinking about the future in an emergency, so the rare B cells hit them over the head with a book and shout, "Please remember the past." It's a manly scene.
"Die! You germy bastard!" (White blood cell)
White blood cells are pale-skinned and usually seem to be quiet and kind, but when they discover bacteria or viruses that are foreign enemies, their personality changes completely. His catchphrases are "Die!" and "You germy bastards!!" and he kills the viruses without question. The most nasty of all is this "Die! You germy bastards!!" that he says to the acne bacteria that were working the cells hard in the hair roots, and it is one of the most abusive words in the series (lol)
There is another great line in this episode
I listed the abusive line as a great line, but there is a cool scene with the white blood cells in this acne episode, so I'd like to introduce it here as well. Discovering the remains of a large number of white blood cells, while the hair matrix cells are crying and pessimistic about the current situation, the white blood cell continues to fight despite his serious injuries, saying, "No matter how small the impact, as long as germs are rampant in this body, I can't just ignore it. That's my...our job..." This is a famous quote from a cool white blood cell who risks his life to fight even though he doesn't have a particularly life-threatening disease like acne.
"Just shut up and watch. Do your job!!" 』 (Mast cells)
When mast cells detect harmful substances, they secrete chemicals such as histamine, but when they release histamine, the body becomes flooded with water, which triggers an argument with the other cells. Meanwhile, the Tengu virus invades the body, and histamine is needed again... The mast cells hesitate to release histamine at first because they have been criticized as "hysterical cells," but they push back against the voices of the other cells saying, "Don't let the damage spread," and say, "Just shut up and watch. Do your job!!" and carry out their own work. This action allows the white blood cells to pass through the expanded blood vessels and arrive at the scene quickly. The body was safely settled without the Tengu virus invading, and the cells understood the role of the mast cells.
Speaking of mysterious quotes, this person also appears
A quote or a strange one... If there's a man who leaves behind lines that are like poems that are hard to understand, it's Sugita...but no, it's basophil. The Tengu virus has already appeared in the PV for the second season, so it's almost certain to appear. This time too, it suddenly appears and there is a fairly long narration, so please pay attention to it. If I were to write the whole thing, it would be a huge amount of text, so to shorten it, it seems that he was advising the mast cells to "push forward on the path you believe in." By the way, the mast cells don't recognize the basophils, so they are confused and say, "What, that guy...", but this word gives them courage and causes them to release histamine.
"We have to go. We have to!!" (Killer T cells)
Killer T cells are a militant group that hates getting along with other cells. In the episode about Peyer's patches, they complain about the white blood cells acting together with the red blood cells, and the two of them have a bad relationship. Then Campylobacter attacks and the fight between the two is temporarily called off. The white blood cells immediately respond to the bacteria, while the killer T cells wait in front of the monitor. Unlike the white blood cells, the killer T cells cannot move until they receive an order to deploy, and can only watch when the white blood cells are taken hostage and in a pinch. The killer T cells feel frustrated that they cannot move even as they watch the white blood cells being taken advantage of by the bacteria because of the hostages, and punch the wall. However, when they notice the message on the white blood cells' bodies, they say, "We've got to go!" and head to the Peyer's plate as the white blood cells signaled.
Something Campylobacter says that you can't hate
Bacteria and viruses are generally terrible villains, and Campylobacter is also a bacterium that uses underhanded tactics such as taking cells hostage, but rather than inflicting fatal damage on the body, its goal was to have fun and relax. Campylobacter's dream is to be what humans would call a "NEET state where someone is supported." In other words, it's like a corrupt bacterium (lol). With its destination in front of it, Campylobacter said, "I'll never have to worry about food for the rest of my life!!" Although he is certainly a bad guy, this bacterium is hard to hate. In fact, he also makes a brief appearance in episode 2 of the first season of the anime, "Scratches," so if you're curious about his voice and appearance, check it out.
"I'm sorry. I'm just a cell, so I can't protect you guys..." (Regular cell)
It's a long line, so I've excerpted only a part of it and introduced it in the headline, but this scene is the line he says just before he protects the lactic acid bacteria from the collapsing outer wall and loses consciousness. After this line, he continues, "But... I wanted to help you if I could. You're bacteria inside my body, so you'll be killed... but there was someone who thought that way... remember that..." Although he is usually a weak normal cell, this scene is cool and I'm sure it will be animated, so please look forward to the cool normal cells.
"By the way, I'm a NK cell. I'm a lymphocyte that can kill cells on my own judgment" (NK cell)
Normal cells panic when one of the lactic acid bacteria is washed away into the river in an accident. However, immune cells say that their job is to kill bacteria, and even if lactic acid bacteria are not bad bacteria, they will be killed if they are not recognized as such. In response to the white blood cell's statement that it will kill bacteria regardless of whether they are good or bad, the immune cell shouts, "Why are you killing them! You idiot immune cell!!" An NK cell, who happened to overhear these words, appears from the ceiling. After saying that the ordinary cell's words were "not something I can bear to hear," the immune cell threatens the cell by pointing a sword at its neck, and finally says, "Be careful of what you say and do, cell...♡." The NK cell adds a heart mark at the end of his sentence, which makes it even more frightening.
"There you are, right? "He said he would come back to life and kill me" (NK cells)
Antigen information on a certain cell was leaked. And the white blood cell was advised, "It's better for you to kill the enemy without thinking about what kind of enemy it is." Furthermore, this line hints at the fight against the cancer cells. With this line, the fight against the cancer cells finally begins.
"Maybe it was because I was always killing" (White Blood Cell)
White blood cells usually kill viruses and bacteria without question. At first, they try to kill the lactic acid bacteria as well, but they guide the normal cells and the lactic acid bacteria to where they should be while protecting them. When they separate from the normal cells before fighting the cancer cells, they ask, "Why did you protect us?" Immune cells' job is to kill bacteria and infected cells for the sake of the body. In response to this question from the white blood cell, who still protected him to the end, the white blood cell gently stroked the lactic acid bacteria's head, saying, "Maybe it was because you always killed." This is probably the only scene in which the white blood cell treats the "bacteria" kindly.
"Which is more important, the lives of tens of trillions of cells or the life of this one body? (Cancer cell)
If I were to list all the famous lines from the cancer cell battle, it would be a huge spoiler for the main story of the second season, so I'll just introduce this one phrase. The white blood cell says, "I kill bacteria and am killed by bacteria for the sake of my body," but the cancer cell asks, "Which is more important, the human body or the life of the cells?" The white blood cell is furious that if the body dies, all the cells will die too, and that this is wrong. However, the cancer cell does not listen to such words and says, "My job is to become free and die," and does not stop attacking the immune cells (attacking the body).
Summary of famous quotes to appear in season 2
So far, we have introduced only a few of the famous quotes that will appear in the second season of the anime. What did you think? There are many more famous quotes in addition to the ones introduced this time. I have omitted them this time so as not to give away too many spoilers, but just like last time, there are also many thought-provoking quotes during the battle with the cancer cells. If you are interested, please check out the anime.
