Spy x Family #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe fifth volume of the acclaimed manga series Spy x Family continues the tense and comedic balancing act of spy Twilight, assassin Yor, and telepathic Anya as they navigate their fake family mission. This installment introduces new challenges, including a high-stakes school assignment for Anya and the arrival of a mysterious figure from Yor's past. Collects chapters 25-30 of the original Japanese release.
In "World Peace Depends on the Forgers," Loid’s desperate attempt to secure Anya’s place at Eden Academy takes a surprising turn when he breaks into the school offices—only to find another intruder with a similar mission: sabotaging Damian’s grades. Written by Tatsuya Endo and Casey Loe, with art by Endo and a team of inkers including Satoshi Kimura and Mio Ayatsuka, this high-stakes comedy unfolds with the kind of chaotic precision that defines the series. The cover, penciled and inked by Tatsuya Endo, captures the tension with a perfectly timed, deadpan expression.
In "Mission 27," Loid’s desperate attempt to keep Anya in Eden Academy leads him to break into the school offices—only to find another intruder with the same goal: sabotaging Damian’s grades. With both men working against the clock and unaware of each other’s true motives, the stakes rise in a tense game of stealth and mistaken identity.
In "Short Mission 3," Bond’s possessive instincts flare when Anya shows her stuffed penguin more affection than he feels he deserves, leading to a toy-related meltdown. With the household tension rising, Loid steps in to mend the rift between his daughter and his dog—before the mission goes off the rails.
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