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Cancer Cell is a major antagonist in the Cells at Work series.
He is voiced by Khoi Dao.
His Evil Ranking[]
What Makes Him Heinous?[]
In General[]
- Since all the other antagonists in the series save for Steroids are all hostile species who fail to stand out from each other, he has no one to fail in terms of heinousness due to standing out by default.
- Even then he would out heinousness them for nearly killing the body.
Cells At Work[]
- He would steal nutrients and divide intending to overrun the body.
- He would trick the immune cells into leading them into a trap.
- He would've nearly kill off the body if not for White Blood Cell, Killer T-Cell/Memory T-Cell and NK Cell putting astop to him as killing the body is the equivalent to destroying the world and thus would result in trillions of cells being killed.
- In Live-Action Film, he nearly succeeds in killing the body, forcing it to get radiation treatment nearly killing all the cells including Red Blood, White Blood, Killer T-Cell and NK Cell alongside himself.
What Makes Him Inconsistent?[]
- He is FAR too tragic for NPE as he and another Cancer Cell was hunted as children by Immune Cells for being born with mutations where he had to watch his fellow Cancer Cell die in front of him. His mutations and being hunted down by Immune Cells also make him a Villain by Proxy meaning he chose not to be evil.
- In the Live-Action film he is even more tragic as in that depiction he is White Blood Cell's younger brother and was separated as children.
- He is genuinely affable to his enemies White Blood, Killer/Memory T-Cell and NK Cell.
- His two deaths in the main series and death in the Live-Action Film is played for sympathy.
Trivia[]
- He is the only major antagonist of Cells at Work to be Inconsistently Heinous and to be morally scaled as all the other antagonists are all hostile species who fail to stand out from each other save for Steroids.
External Links[]
- Cancer Cell on the Cells at Work Wiki
- Cancer Cell on the Villains Wiki
