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- Takuya Eguchi · Atsumi Tanezaki · Saori Hayami
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Spy x Family streams on Crunchyroll in the US, included with a subscription. All three seasons are there – 50 episodes at about 24 minutes each, roughly twenty hours – in Japanese with subtitles or in the English dub. The series ended in December 2025.
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Season 1 · 25 episodes · 25 aired · Apr 9, 2022 to Dec 24, 2022
- E1Apr 9
- E2Apr 16
- E3Apr 23
- E4Apr 30
- E5May 7
- E6May 14
- E7May 21
- E8May 28
- E9Jun 4
- E10Jun 11
- E11Jun 18
- E12Jun 25
- E13Oct 1
- E14Oct 8
- E15Oct 15
- E16Oct 22
- E17Oct 29
- E18Nov 5
- E19Nov 12
- E20Nov 19
- E21Nov 26
- E22Dec 3
- E23Dec 10
- E24Dec 17
- E25Dec 24
S1.E1 ·
Operation Strix
Westalis Intelligence hands its best agent an assignment in Ostania: get close to party leader Donovan Desmond by building a family and placing a child inside the elite Eden Academy. He adopts Anya, who reads minds.
Directed by Kazuhiro Furuhashi · Written by Tomomi Kawaguchi
S1.E2 ·
Secure a Wife
Yor Briar, a city hall clerk whose coworkers keep asking why she is still single, needs a partner to deflect suspicion from her real work. A tailor shop meeting offers Loid Forger the same convenience.
Directed by Takahiro Harada · Written by Rino Yamazaki
S1.E3 ·
Prepare for the Interview
Newly married, Yor Forger moves in with Loid and Anya, and a mock interview goes badly enough that Loid drags the family through museums and concerts to learn how upper-class households behave.
Directed by Takashi Katagiri · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S1.E4 ·
The Prestigious School's Interview
Interview day at Eden Academy. Between housemasters watching every gesture and the hazards waiting on the school grounds, the Forgers have one sitting to convince the faculty they are exactly what they claim to be.
Directed by Kento Matsui · Written by Rino Yamazaki
S1.E5 ·
Will They Pass or Fail?
The Forgers wait on word from Eden Academy, and Anya has settled on her reward: she wants Loid to act out a rescue scene from Spy Wars, her favorite cartoon, exactly as it happens on screen.
Directed by Kenji Takahashi · Written by Tomomi Kawaguchi
S1.E6 ·
The Friendship Scheme
The next phase of the mission requires Anya to become an Imperial Scholar, earning eight Stella Stars without collecting eight Tonitrus Bolts. Her first day puts her in a classroom with Damian Desmond, the target's son.
Directed by Yōsuke Yamamoto · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S1.E7 ·
The Target's Second Son
Loid keeps pushing Anya to apologize to Damian while her new friend Becky Blackbell tells her not to bother. Elsewhere in Berlint, Yuri Briar hears that his sister has gotten married.
Directed by Kazuki Horiguchi · Written by Tomomi Kawaguchi
S1.E8 ·
The Counter-Secret Police Cover Operation
Yuri comes by the apartment the following evening, fresh from an interrogation and unwilling to accept his sister's marriage. He fires question after question at Loid, who starts noticing where the questions come from.
Directed by Yukiko Imai · Written by Rino Yamazaki
S1.E9 ·
Show Off How in Love You Are
The evening with Yuri leaves everyone rattled and Loid wondering what his wife's family is connected to. The next day he and Franky Franklin follow Yor through Berlint to settle the question themselves.
Directed by Takashi Katagiri · Written by Honoka Katō
S1.E10 ·
The Great Dodgeball Plan
Word spreads that a Stella Star goes to the most valuable player in the school dodgeball tournament. Anya and Damian both want it, and their class draws a gifted athlete who does not miss.
Directed by Kenji Takahashi · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S1.E11 ·
Stella
Chasing a Stella Star through community service, Loid signs Anya up to volunteer at a hospital, where her bedside manner does not impress the staff. Elsewhere, a genetically altered white dog is picturing the Forgers.
Directed by Toshifumi Akai · Written by Rino Yamazaki
S1.E12 ·
Penguin Park
Loid takes Yor and Anya to the Berlint Aquarium purely to look like a happy family for the neighbors, then gets handed a mission there: recover a microfilm of chemical weapon plans carried by a penguin.
Directed by Tomoya Kitagawa · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S1.E13 ·
Project Apple
A dog for Anya is put on hold when a student terrorist cell starts strapping bombs to dogs to kill a visiting Westalian minister. At the adoption fair, Anya follows a white dog that showed her something.
Directed by Yūsuke Kubo · Written by Honoka Katō
S1.E14 ·
Disarm the Time Bomb
The bomb plot is still running, one dog still carries a device, and what Anya sees through the white dog's eyes sends her across Berlint with a warning she may not be able to deliver in time.
Directed by Takahiro Harada · Written by Tomomi Kawaguchi
S1.E15 ·
A New Family Member
With a live bomb and a rigged dog between him and the end of the operation, Loid works the riverside while Yor tears through the city looking for Anya, who is not where she should be.
Directed by Kenji Takahashi · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S1.E16 ·
Yor's Kitchen / The Informant's Great Romance Plan
Afraid of losing the family she has, Yor asks Camilla, Dominic, and Yuri to teach her to cook. Later, Franky falls hard for someone and asks Loid to coach him through a confession.
Directed by Haruka Tsuzuki · Written by Honoka Katō
S1.E17 ·
Carry Out the Griffin Plan / Fullmetal Lady / Omelet Rice♥
Anya tries to win Damian over by helping with the arts and crafts contest he wants to win for his father. Elsewhere, a day in the life of Sylvia Sherwood, dodging the secret police to meet her agent.
Directed by Shū Honma · Written by Honoka Katō
S1.E18 ·
Uncle the Private Tutor / Daybreak
Midterms land on a new moon, when Anya's telepathy goes dark and she has to answer the questions herself. Yor recruits Yuri as a tutor, while Loid weighs a more direct way to protect her grades.
Directed by Ryō Kodama · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S1.E19 ·
A Revenge Plot Against Desmond / Mama Becomes the Wind
A classmate pushed out of Eden Academy plots revenge on Damian, and Anya hears the plan before it lands. Later, Yor sprints across Berlint convinced Anya left her gym clothes at home.
Directed by Hidekazu Hara
S1.E20 ·
Investigate the General Hospital / Decipher the Perplexing Code
For a school report on careers, Anya spends a day at the hospital where Loid works his cover job as a psychiatrist. Later, inspired by Spy Wars, she writes a coded message and hands it to her friends.
Directed by Yukiko Imai
S1.E21 ·
Nightfall / First Fit of Jealousy
A WISE colleague operating as Fiona Frost comes to the apartment to brief Loid on their next assignment, with a second reason of her own. Meanwhile, Bond decides he does not like Anya's stuffed penguin.
Directed by Teruyuki Ōmine
S1.E22 ·
The Underground Tennis Tournament: The Campbelldon
Loid and Fiona pose as a married couple to enter an underground tennis tournament, where the prize painting hides a dossier that could restart the war. At home, Yor wonders who her husband is working with.
Directed by Takahiro Harada · Written by Honoka Katō
S1.E23 ·
The Unwavering Path
The tournament reaches its final round with the host bending every rule in his children's favor, and the painting still out of reach. Yor, meanwhile, has questions about the woman partnered with her husband.
Directed by Kenji Takahashi & Kazuki Horiguchi · Written by Tomomi Kawaguchi
S1.E24 ·
The Role of a Mother and Wife / Shopping with Friends
Convinced Loid means to replace her, Yor lets the rumor spread, and Loid arranges a date to clear the air. Later, Becky takes Anya on a shopping trip meant to get Damian's attention.
Directed by Yōsuke Yamamoto & Tsurumi Mukōyama · Written by Honoka Katō
S1.E25 ·
First Contact
Loid slips into Eden Academy on the day of the Imperial Scholar gathering, the one event where Donovan Desmond appears in person. Reaching him is the whole point of the operation, and there is one chance.
Directed by Teruyuki Ōmine & Dai Ageo · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
Split cour: episodes 1-12 ran April 9 to June 25, 2022 and episodes 13-25 resumed on October 1. Many episodes carry two or three separately titled segments, which is why some rows list more than one story.
Season 2 · 12 episodes · 12 aired · Oct 7, 2023 to Dec 23, 2023
S2.E1 ·
Follow Mama and Papa
Yor comes back from a job hurt and hiding it. Loid, reading her mood as his own fault, plans a date to fix things, while Anya and Franky trail the couple around the city.
Directed by Kazuhiro Furuhashi & Teruyuki Omine · Written by Ayumu Hisao
S2.E2 ·
Bond's Strategy to Stay Alive / Damian's Field Research Trip
Bond sees himself dying after eating Yor's cooking and sets out across Berlint to find Loid before dinner. At school, Damian's friends stay behind over the holiday break rather than let him study alone.
Directed by Miyuki Kuroki
S2.E3 ·
Mission and Family / The Elegant Bondman / The Heart of a Child / Waking Up
The secret police put Yuri on a former reporter suspected of smuggling anti-Ostania articles to the West. Elsewhere, Anya takes in a Spy Wars episode, and Loid tries to work out what his daughter actually wants.
Directed by Hayato Sakai · Written by Ichirō Ōkouchi & Ayumu Hisao
S2.E4 ·
The Pastry of Knowledge / The Informant's Great Romance Plan II
Four macarons said to make whoever eats them smarter go up for grabs, and Anya's classmates settle it with a card game. Meanwhile, Franky hunts for a cat belonging to the barista he likes.
Directed by Yoshitsugu Hosokawa
S2.E5 ·
Plan to Cross the Border
Garden assigns Yor to guard the last survivors of a fallen crime family until they can sail to safety aboard the cruise ship Princess Lorelei. Loid and Anya win tickets on the very same voyage.
Directed by Haruka Tsuzuki · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S2.E6 ·
The Fearsome Luxury Cruise Ship
Word about Yor's charges is loose on the ship, and the killers aboard start comparing notes. Yor moves her group to safer quarters while Anya, at a souvenir shop, overhears what is being planned.
Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S2.E7 ·
Who Is This Mission For?
Yor is cornered in a crowded shop with an assassin in front of her and nowhere quiet to fight. Anya, watching, has to think of something, and the Gretchers still have to reach the rendezvous point.
Directed by Shōgo Ono · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S2.E8 ·
The Symphony Upon the Ship / Sis's Herb Tea
Yor runs the Gretchers up to the top deck during the fireworks, straight into the assassins waiting there. Elsewhere, a sick Yuri rests at home and remembers how his sister used to take care of him.
Directed by Isao Hayashi · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S2.E9 ·
The Hand That Connects to the Future
Loid learns that explosives have been hidden throughout the Princess Lorelei, set to take the ship down with everyone aboard. Yor's fight is still going, and Anya decides she is done watching from a distance.
Directed by Takahiro Harada & Ryōta Karasawa · Written by Daishirō Tanimura
S2.E10 ·
Enjoy the Resort to the Fullest / Bragging About Vacation
The Forgers finally get a real vacation when the ship docks at a resort island. Back at school afterward, Anya tries to impress her classmates with the story of the cruise.
Directed by Hayato Sakai · Written by Rino Yamazaki
S2.E11 ·
Berlint in Love / Nightfall's Daily Life
Taking cues from her favorite television drama, Becky turns up at the Forgers' door determined to win Loid over. Elsewhere, Fiona spends the family's vacation covering Loid's missions and training in the mountains.
Directed by Yōsuke Yamamoto · Written by Honoka Katō
S2.E12 ·
Part of the Family
Loid takes Bond out for training that goes nowhere, because obedience drills remind the dog of the laboratory he came from. Then Bond catches a glimpse of an apartment building on fire.
Directed by Yukiko Imai · Written by Ayumu Isao
Season 3 · 13 episodes · 13 aired · Oct 4, 2025 to Dec 27, 2025
- E1Oct 4
- E2Oct 11
- E3Oct 18
- E4Oct 25
- E5Nov 1
- E6Nov 8
- E7Nov 15
- E8Nov 22
- E9Nov 29
- E10Dec 7
- E11Dec 13
- E12Dec 20
- E13Dec 27
S3.E1 ·
Berlint Panic / The Informant and Nightfall
A carnival trip turns tense when Bond sees an excavator tearing through the crowd, and Anya goes looking for the man behind it. Later, Fiona needs forged trade documents and has to ask Franky for an introduction.
Directed by Yasuhiro Akamatsu · Written by Aya Yajima & Honoka Katō
S3.E2 ·
Avoid Getting Tonitrus Bolts / ■■■■'s Memories
A discipline teacher who hands out Tonitrus Bolts for the smallest infraction inspects Anya's class. Elsewhere, years before he was Loid Forger, a boy in eastern Westalis dreams of the army his father wants no part of.
Directed by Ayako Kurata · Written by Rino Yamazaki
S3.E3 ·
■■■■'s Memories II
The flashback continues in a town that no longer exists. What the war takes from a boy over the following years shapes the soldier he becomes and the reasons he eventually stops fighting it that way.
Directed by Yukiko Imai · Written by Rino Yamazaki
S3.E4 ·
Behind the Scandal / The Path to an Imperial Scholar
A celebrated Ostanian opera singer bound for a goodwill tour is buried in tabloid scandal and a credible death threat, and Sylvia's team takes the threat seriously. Later, Henderson walks Anya home and talks about Tonitrus Bolts.
Directed by Kenta Mimuro · Written by Rino Yamazaki
S3.E5 ·
The Mommy-Friends Scheme
Yor catches a wealthy woman falling down a department store staircase and gets invited into her circle. The woman introduces herself as Melinda Desmond, Damian's mother, which puts Loid's mission on an entirely new footing.
Directed by Ryūichi Man'o · Written by Rino Yamazaki
S3.E6 ·
White Jealousy / The Eden College Busjacking Incident
Loid angles for the hospital's VIP patients and runs into a director who resents him. Meanwhile, the secret police learn a Red Circus leader is back in Ostania, just as Anya's class leaves on a museum field trip.
Directed by Shinobu Sasaki · Written by Erika Ando
S3.E7 ·
The Red Circus
Billy Squire wants seventeen imprisoned comrades freed and safe passage out of the country, and he has a busload of elite children to trade for it. Anya can hear what the hijackers are thinking.
Directed by Takahiro Harada · Written by Erika Ando
S3.E8 ·
Take Down the Busjacker
The siege drags on with Henderson allowed aboard to bring the children food, and Billy explains what turned a student protest movement into this. Outside, the secret police are losing patience with negotiation.
Directed by Keiko Oyamada & Yohei Shindo · Written by Erika Ando
S3.E9 ·
Anya's Era Has Come
Parents arrive to collect the Eden students, and Damian faces Anya with something he has never said to her. Yor and Melinda come running too, and Anya hears more of Melinda's mind than she wants to.
Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita · Written by Erika Ando
S3.E10 ·
Austin's Trouble / A Normal Mixer / Moon Landing
A teacher hurt in the hijacking comes to Loid with nightmares that do not add up. Later, Yor's coworkers drag her to a mixer, and Damian's friends argue about whether the space race is worth watching.
Directed by Yumeko Iwaoka · Written by Honoka Katō
S3.E11 ·
Extreme Level 3 Situation
A secret police mole inside WISE headquarters escapes back to Ostania carrying encrypted files that name every Westalian agent in the country. Both services race to the Shellbury region, and Yuri is contacted about an extraction point.
Directed by Yoshiki Kitai · Written by Honoka Katō
S3.E12 ·
Battle to the Death in the Sewers
Loid goes into the sewers to shake his pursuers, and the man hunting him down there is his wife's brother. Above ground, Fiona and her team work on drawing the mole out of hiding.
Directed by Yukiko Imai · Written by Honoka Katō
S3.E13 ·
A World Where We Cannot Survive
The fight in the sewers is not finished, and WISE still has to get clear of Shellbury ahead of the secret police. Whatever happens underground, Loid has to walk back into his apartment looking unharmed.
Directed by Asami Nakatani · Written by Honoka Katō
Two episode titles carry black blocks where a character’s name should be. That is the official title, not a rendering fault – the name is redacted in the episode’s own card.
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Fifty episodes that are really about a hundred short missions
The episode count undersells how much is here, and the titles are the clue. Most Spy x Family episodes are not one story. They are two or three separate missions with their own title cards, stitched into a 24-minute block – which is why the rail above lists rows like “Yor’s Kitchen / The Informant’s Great Romance Plan” and, in one case, four segments in a single episode. Fifty episodes is closer to a hundred short comedies, and it explains why the show reads as light even when its plot is a Cold War espionage thriller with a body count.
It also explains the one genuine viewing decision. The spine – Loid’s Operation Strix, Yor’s work, Anya’s place at Eden Academy – advances in maybe a third of the segments; the rest are domestic comedy that is the actual reason the show was a phenomenon. Skipping the comedy to follow the plot is possible and is a mistake, because the plot is only tense when you care about the household, and the household is built in the segments that look skippable. Watch it in order and treat the slow ones as the point. Our Spy x Family watch order covers where Code: White sits, which is beside the series rather than inside it.
Where it stands: the television run is over. Season 3 ended on December 27, 2025 after thirteen episodes, closing a run that opened in April 2022. Wit Studio and CloverWorks co-produced all three seasons, Kazuhiro Furuhashi directed the first two and Yukiko Imai the third, and (K)now Name scored every episode – which is why three seasons made across four years sound like one show. The broadcast record has the season-by-season credits. Tatsuya Endo’s manga is still running, so more anime is plausible, but nothing has been announced, which makes fifty episodes a clean ending rather than a cliffhanger. If you want the other long shonen that is genuinely finished, our My Hero Academia guide is the one, and our Chainsaw Man guide is the opposite end of the tonal range on the same service.
Spy x Family cast 18
Takuya EguchiLoid Forger / Twilight- Atsumi TanezakiAnya Forger
Saori HayamiYor Forger / Thorn Princess- Kenichirou MatsudaBond Forger
- Hiroyuki YoshinoFranky Franklin
- Yūko KaidaSylvia Sherwood / Handler
- Kazuhiro YamajiHenry Henderson
Kensho OnoYuri Briar- Natsumi FujiwaraDamian Desmond
- Emiri KatōBecky Blackbell
Ayane SakuraFiona Frost / Nightfall- Takaya HashiDonovan Desmond
- Alex OrganLoid Forger (English dub)
Megan ShipmanAnya Forger (English dub)- Natalie Van SistineYor Forger (English dub)
- Tyler WalkerBond Forger (English dub)
Stephanie YoungSylvia Sherwood (English dub)
Lindsay SeidelFiona Frost (English dub)
- Directors
- Kazuhiro Furuhashi (seasons 1-2), Takahiro Harada (season 2), Yukiko Imai (season 3)
- Series composition
- Kazuhiro Furuhashi, Ichirō Ōkouchi, Rino Yamazaki
- Music
- (K)now Name
- Studios
- Wit Studio, CloverWorks
Photos via Wikimedia Commons. Takuya Eguchi: HoneyWorks OFFICIAL, CC BY 3.0; Saori Hayami: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Kensho Ono: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Ayane Sakura: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Megan Shipman: Gameinfirmary, CC BY-SA 4.0; Stephanie Young: John Manard, CC BY-SA 4.0; Lindsay Seidel: John Manard for Super Festivals from Ft. Lauderdale, USA, CC BY 2.0.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch Spy x Family?
All three seasons stream on Crunchyroll in the US with a subscription, in Japanese with subtitles or in the English dub. Hulu and Netflix have also carried seasons in the US.
How many episodes of Spy x Family are there?
50 across three seasons: 25, twelve and thirteen. At about 24 minutes each that is roughly twenty hours.
Is Spy x Family finished?
The television run is. Season 3 ended on December 27, 2025. The manga is still running, so more anime is possible, but nothing has been announced.
Where does the film fit?
Spy x Family Code: White is an original story that sits between seasons and is a separate Crunchyroll listing. Nothing in the series depends on it.
Why do some episode titles have more than one name?
Because most episodes are built from two or three separate short missions, each with its own title card. The rail lists every segment in the episode.
