Spy × Family Season 4: Family Espionage Gets Even Wilder and Wackier

The Forger family is back—and this time, the stakes are higher, the laughs are louder, and the secrets are bigger than ever. Spy × Family Season 4 picks up right after the emotional events of Season 3, diving deeper into each character's hidden past while delivering a balanced dose of action, slice-of-life comedy, and warm family drama.

🔍 Twilight’s World Is Getting Riskier

Loid Forger (a.k.a. Twilight), Westalis’ top spy, continues his mission to maintain peace between the rival nations of Westalis and Ostania. But the political atmosphere is shifting, and new players are entering the game. Twilight faces new rival agents, a mole within the agency, and the looming threat of being exposed—not just as a spy, but as a father.

What makes Season 4 standout is the increased emotional depth given to Loid’s character. As he spends more time with Anya and Yor, we see cracks in his spy persona. For the first time, he begins to question if this “fake” family is starting to feel... real.

🎒 Anya’s Psychic Chaos Continues

As always, Anya steals the show. Her psychic powers—still a secret from her parents—lead to hilarious misunderstandings and adorable chaos. This season, Anya embarks on a school trip where she tries (and fails) to act normal while navigating bullies, crushes, and a secret hostage situation.

A highlight of Season 4 is her unexpected alliance with Damian Desmond, which finally sees some development—and fans of the ship will not be disappointed.

🥋 Yor the Assassin Takes the Spotlight

While Yor has always been beloved for her sweet-yet-deadly nature, Season 4 gives her a much-deserved arc. We explore her life outside the Forgers, including her relationship with her younger brother Yuri and her role as the feared assassin, “Thorn Princess.”

Her arc dives into her moral conflict—can she keep killing for a cause she no longer believes in? Is it possible to live two lives: one of violence and one of love?

Yor’s fight scenes this season are jaw-droppingly choreographed, blending elegance with brutal efficiency.

🐶 Bond’s Visions and Comedy Relief

Let’s not forget Bond, the Forger’s precognitive dog. His visions of danger and his dopey loyalty to Anya add another layer of fun. Season 4 uses Bond more meaningfully, often tying his foresight to key plot moments—including one intense episode that had viewers in tears.

🧠 Spy × Family’s Strength: Genre Fusion

What makes Spy × Family unique is its ability to blend James Bond-style spy antics with wholesome family life and chaotic school comedy—all without feeling disjointed. Season 4 continues that tradition and even expands it.

It’s not just about espionage anymore. It’s about trust, belonging, and what it means to build a family from lies—and love.

🎨 Animation & Production Quality

Once again animated by WIT Studio and CloverWorks, the visuals are top-notch. Action scenes are crisp and fluid, comedic timing is on point, and emotional beats are delivered with subtle character animation that makes you feel every moment.

The new OP and ED are catchy and creatively animated—especially the ending theme, which focuses on Bond and Anya’s unlikely friendship.

🎤 Voice Acting & Music

Voice performances are strong as ever. Atsumi Tanezaki continues to breathe chaotic life into Anya, while Takuya Eguchi and Saori Hayami (Loid and Yor) display remarkable emotional range.

The background score leans more cinematic this season, especially during Yor’s and Twilight’s respective missions.

⭐ Final Thoughts:

Spy × Family Season 4 is a must-watch. It manages to elevate the emotional stakes without losing the charm and humor fans have grown to love. Every member of the Forgers gets time to shine, and the story feels like it's building toward a bigger endgame.

Whether you’re here for the romance, the comedy, the action—or just Anya being Anya—this season delivers.