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Spy × Family
In a Cold War-style Europe, where the neighboring nations of Westalis and Ostania are locked in a tense, hidden conflict, a master spy known as Twilight takes on his toughest mission yet. To get close to a powerful politician who rarely shows his face, he must enroll a child in the elite Eden Academy and assemble a family from scratch. Under the cover name Loid Forger, he adopts a sweet but strange little girl named Anya, who secretly reads minds, and marries Yor Briar, a gentle city hall clerk who is quietly a professional assassin. Neither adult knows the other's secret, and the shrewd Anya is the only one who knows the full truth about all of them, and she's thrilled to be part of a "spy" family. Add in a precognitive dog named Bond, school troubles, and missions that clash with family dinners, and the three struggle to keep the world safe while keeping up appearances. It's a sharp, warm, and often hilarious comedy about found family, with stylish action and plenty of heart.
Spy × Family Filler Episodes and Canon Guide
Canon status and episode guidance for Spy × Family.
Mostly Canon - The main story of Spy × Family follows the manga, and just two episodes have extra material. Episode 19 in Season 1 has extra material that isn't in the manga in the later part of the episode, while Episode 38, the first episode of Season 3, has extra material in the earlier part of the episode. Neither is a full filler episode, so you don't need to skip anything and can watch the whole series.