AniWorthOnce Upon a Time... Life
Introduction
The series "Once Upon a Time... Life" teaches about the human body and about the different systems in it with the same characters from the other "Once Upon a Time" seasons. "The good Characters" represent the body's defense mechanisms, whereas "the bad Characters" represent the viruses and bacteria that threaten to attack the human body.
(Source: Wikipedia)
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 7.21/10 · 1737
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Audience reviews
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Salvatierra21
Here we have the father of the anime Hataraku Saibou and the American series Osmosis Jones, a very educational series that explains the functions of the human body from both a scientific and historical point of view. In each episode, we see not only the main functions of the body and how it defends itself against the different diseases presented throughout the series, but also how each microorganism that operates inside the human body works. These concepts are represented through well-crafted depictions of factories, cities, schools, and police officers, making it easier to explain complex ideas while entertaining the younger members of the household without neglecting the true functions of the organs.
If you are worried that the program is old and contains outdated information, that will…
Read at the sourceKamezuki
“Seimei no Kagaku: Micro Patrol” is a Japanese and French co-produced educational 26-episode OVA that covers different aspects of bodily processes, from how various organs function to what happens if you don’t brush your teeth, using kid-friendly characters in easy-to-understand situations. Apparently, this series was quite popular in various parts of the world when it came out, and it seems that there is a lot of nostalgia for it. Watching it as an adult and for the first time, however, I have to say that at least the English dubbed version was a real slog to get through.
Each episode is self-contained and focuses on a different body part or function, but the episodes are arranged in a logical order corresponding to the subject matter, so it’s best to watch them in that order.
The char…
Read at the sourceThe_Psychiatrist
Seimei no Kagaku: Micro Patrol or Il était une fois la vie (once upon a time... life) Is a French Japanese Animation financed by several EU countries (Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, Holland) and Canada.
It belongs to the label "Il était une fois" ("once upon a time") created by Albert Barillé. Under his works, all the series are dedicated to entertain and educate the children in a very well balanced way, with good story line and funny or interesting characters. It was made a at a time producers wished the children to have a good time but also to make them think and learn in the framework of an anime with good artistic value. Very nice combination...this was a success : Millions of children have seen it in the 1980s and 1990s.
This one which is the third installment is about the human biolo…
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