Spy x Family Watch Order 2026: The Complete Guide to the Forger Family

Spy x Family has become one of the most beloved anime of the 2020s, and it’s not hard to see why. The series combines Cold War spy thriller aesthetics with heartwarming found-family comedy, all centered around a telepathic child, an assassin mother, and a spy father—none of whom know each other’s secrets. It’s ridiculous, it’s wholesome, and it’s absolutely delightful.

Created by Tatsuya Endo, Spy x Family follows Agent Twilight (codename for master spy Loid Forger) as he’s assigned Operation Strix: create a fake family to infiltrate an elite school and get close to a political target. He adopts Anya, unaware she can read minds, and marries Yor, unaware she’s an assassin. What could go wrong?

With multiple seasons, a theatrical movie, and manga continuing beyond the anime, here’s your complete guide to experiencing the Forger family’s adventures in 2026.

Quick Answer: Spy x Family Watch Order

Spy x Family Season 1 Part 1 (12 episodes)
Spy x Family Season 1 Part 2 (13 episodes)
Spy x Family Season 2 (12 episodes)
Spy x Family CODE: White (Movie)
Spy x Family Season 3 (2026)

Complete Spy x Family Watch Order Explained

Season 1 Part 1 (April-June 2022)

The first cour introduces the Forger family’s formation and Anya’s attempts to get into the prestigious Eden Academy. We meet all three protagonists, establish their secrets, and watch them stumble through family life while each pursuing hidden agendas.

Episodes: 12
Studio: WIT Studio x CloverWorks
Where to Watch: Crunchyroll, Netflix, Hulu
Manga Chapters: 1-17 (approximately)

Key Events:

Loid adopts Anya
Loid and Yor’s fake marriage
Anya’s Eden Academy entrance exam
“Elegant!” punch incident
Introduction of Damian Desmond

Anya became an instant internet sensation. Her expressions, her “waku waku” catchphrase, and her chaotic energy made her one of the most meme-able characters in recent anime history.

Season 1 Part 2 (October-December 2022)

The second cour continues Anya’s school adventures while developing Yor’s character and introducing Bond, the precognitive dog who may be the only character who truly understands the family’s chaos.

Episodes: 13 (including Episode 13 as part of this cour)
Where to Watch: Crunchyroll, Netflix, Hulu
Manga Chapters: 18-35 (approximately)

Key Events:

Bond the dog joins the family
Yor’s assassin side explored
Anya’s Stella Star attempts
Cruise ship arc begins (extends into Season 2)
More Loid spy missions

The animation quality remains consistently high throughout, with WIT Studio and CloverWorks collaboration delivering fluid action sequences for both Loid’s spy work and Yor’s… extracurricular activities.

Season 2 (October-December 2023)

Season 2 expands the world further, introducing new characters and developing relationships beyond the core family. Anya’s school life, Loid’s missions, and Yor’s assassin work all receive attention.

Episodes: 12
Where to Watch: Crunchyroll, Netflix, Hulu
Manga Chapters: 36-52 (approximately)

Key Events:

Cruise ship arc conclusion
New school characters
Anya and Damian development
Yor’s assassin guild storylines
More family bonding chaos

Season 2 maintains the balance between comedy, action, and heartwarming moments that makes Spy x Family special.

CODE: White Movie (2023/2024)

The theatrical film takes the Forger family on an original adventure outside the main manga storyline. When a mission requires Loid to travel to a snowy region, the whole family tags along, leading to both comedy and action.

Runtime: Approximately 110 minutes
Canon Status: Original story (canon-adjacent)
Where to Watch: Theatrical release, then Crunchyroll

CODE: White is a self-contained story that can be watched anytime after Season 2. It doesn’t affect the main plot but offers more Forger family adventures with movie-quality animation.

Season 3 (2026)

Season 3 continues adapting the manga, bringing new story arcs and character development. As of 2026, this season is currently releasing or recently concluded.

Episodes: TBD
Where to Watch: Crunchyroll

Where to Watch Spy x Family

Crunchyroll — All seasons, same-day simulcast
Netflix — Complete seasons available
Hulu — Full series available
Disney+ — Available in some regions

For the manga: Spy x Family Vol. 1 on Amazon

Should You Read the Manga?

The manga is ahead of the anime and continues Tatsuya Endo’s story with new arcs. Benefits of reading:

Further ahead in the story
Endo’s detailed artwork
Bonus chapters and extras
No wait between episodes

The anime is an excellent adaptation that doesn’t cut content, so either format works well. Many fans enjoy both.

Anime leaves off approximately: Chapter 52 To continue after Season 2: Start at Chapter 53

Spy x Family Mini Episodes

Spy x Family also includes short “Mini” episodes that are purely comedic:

Available on Crunchyroll
Non-essential but fun
Feature chibi-style animation
Watch anytime for extra laughs

What Makes Spy x Family Special?

Found Family Done Right: The Forgers are a fake family that becomes real. Despite the lies and secrets, genuine love develops—and that’s the heart of the series.

Perfect Tone Balance: Spy x Family seamlessly shifts between:

Cold War spy thriller tension
Assassination action sequences
Slice-of-life school comedy
Wholesome family moments

Anya: Let’s be honest—Anya carries this show. A telepathic child trying to play matchmaker for her spy dad’s missions while barely understanding what’s happening? Comedy gold.

Yor’s Duality: An elite assassin who’s socially awkward and desperate to be a good mother creates endless comedic and touching moments.

Loid’s Vulnerability: Behind the cold spy exterior is someone who genuinely cares about his fake family, leading to character growth he never expected.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does it take to watch Spy x Family? A: All current content (Seasons 1-2 + Movie): Approximately 16 hours.

Q: Is Spy x Family appropriate for kids? A: Mostly! While there’s action violence and assassination themes, it’s presented comedically. Rated TV-14. Appropriate for teens; use discretion for younger viewers.

Q: Do the characters ever learn each other’s secrets? A: Only Anya knows everyone’s secrets (telepathy). The dramatic irony of everyone hiding their identities drives much of the comedy. As for whether they eventually reveal secrets… keep watching!

Q: Is Bond important? A: Yes! Bond can see the future, which complements Anya’s mind-reading. Together they form an unlikely team. Also, he’s a good boy.

Q: Sub or dub? A: The Japanese voice acting is excellent, especially Atsumi Tanezaki as Anya. The English dub is also well-produced with Megan Shipman delivering great Anya energy. Both are solid choices.

Spy x Family vs. Other Comedy Anime

Spy x Family succeeds where many comedy anime struggle: it has actual stakes. The spy missions matter, Yor’s assassin work has consequences, and the family could theoretically fall apart if secrets are revealed. This tension beneath the comedy gives every episode weight.

Compare to pure comedies that reset each episode—Spy x Family builds its world and relationships progressively. Characters develop, relationships deepen, and the fake family becomes increasingly real.

Final Thoughts

Spy x Family is comfort food anime done perfectly. It’s funny without being stupid, heartwarming without being saccharine, and action-packed without losing its comedic core. The Forger family dynamic—a spy, an assassin, and a telepath all pretending to be normal—shouldn’t work, but it absolutely does.

Whether you’re watching for Anya’s expressions, Yor’s action scenes, or Loid’s slow transformation from cold operative to actual dad, there’s something for everyone. And with Season 3 bringing new content in 2026, the Forger family’s mission continues.

Waku waku!