Who would've thought a dysfunctional yet loveable family with government and supernatural secrets at their core would be one of the biggest success stories around?

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Loid is a super spy, Yor is a loveable assassin, and their adopted daughter Anya is an even more loveable telepath. Together, they form the perfect spy family, and lean on each other's abilities to get the job done.

When it's explained like that, it's arguably obvious how it became such a hit - and that's before we even mention there's a family dog in the picture.

Everyone who sits down to watch Spy x Family falls in love with the Forgers, so does that mean the fine folks at Cloverworks will grant our wish and bring them back for more missions?

Well, read on - because we're going to break down exactly what is happening with Spy x Family season 2.

Will there be a Spy x Family season 2?

We don't need Bond Forger's power of foresight to find out if Spy x Family will be returning, because season 2 has already been confirmed.

The first season covered six or so volumes of the original manga, but there's already at least five more volumes to draw from for future episodes, and more will soon be on their way.

As if that wasn't exciting enough, there's also going to be a Spy x Family movie, as well. We will keep this page updated with all the latest news on the Forgers' first big-screen outing when we receive it.

Spy x Family season 2 release date: When will it air?

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The first episode of Spy x Family season 2, Follow Mama and Papa, premiered on Saturday 7th October 2023, airing in Japan at 11pm and landing on Crunchyroll internationally soon after.

The second and most recent episode, Bond's Strategy to Stay Alive, aired this past Saturday 14th October, so Spy x Family fans have a double helping to look forward to if you haven't started already.

Two new visual posters have also been released, with each being described as the "cool" and "funny" versions of the brand new instalments.

Episodes will continue to air every Saturday, with each landing on Crunchyroll for international audiences soon after, and based on the information from the home media release, it appears we'll be getting Spy x Family season 2 in chunks.

With Missions 26 - 29 debuting on home entertainment on 20th December 2023, Missions 30 - 33 21st February 2024 and Missions 34 - 37 17th April 2024, it looks like we'll be spacing out our time with the family.

The spin-off movie, Spy x Family: Code White, is also confirmed for release on 22nd December 2023.

The announcement was made at this year’s Jump Festa 2023, and was released together with a commemorative visual to give fans an idea of what they’ll be in for.

Spy x Family season 2 cast

Bar any issues behind-the-scenes, it's safe to assume that the following Japanese and English-speaking voice actors will all return to voice the Forgers again in season 2.

  • Loid Forger - Takuya Eguchi (Japanese) / Alex Organ (English)
  • Anya Forger - Atsumi Tanezaki (Japanese) / Megan Shipman (English)
  • Yor Forger - Saori Hayami (Japanese) / Natalie Van Sistine (English)
  • Emile Elman - Hana Sato (Japanese) / Macy Anne Johnson (English)
  • Yuri Briar - Kenshô Ono (Japanese) / Dallas Reid (English)
  • Sylvia Sherwood - Yūko Kaida (Japanese) / Stephanie Young (English)

Is there a trailer for Spy x Family season 2?

The first Spy x Family season 2 trailer was released in December 2022.

It's more of a teaser than a full-blown trailer but there's still plenty to get excited about.

Loid asks Yor on a date – for real maybe? – and the family all board a giant boat for what could very well be their next mission.

The clip includes all the usual danger and romance you'd expect from the Spy x Family franchise, along with confirmation of the family's very first animated movie.

Since then, we've had a full official trailer released on 28th September 2023, giving us a full glimpse into the lively family antics we'll expect to see in season 2.

You can catch Spy x Family on Crunchyroll.

Check out more of our Fantasy coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on.

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David OpieFreelance Writer

David Opie is a freelance entertainment journalist who writes about TV and film across a range of sites including Radio Times, Indiewire, Empire, Yahoo, Paste, and more. He's spoken on numerous LGBTQ+ panels to discuss queer representation and strives to champion LGBTQ+ storytelling as much as possible. Other passions include comics, animation, and horror, which is why David longs to see a Buffy-themed Rusical on RuPaul's Drag Race. He previously worked at Digital Spy as a Deputy TV Editor and has a degree in Psychology.

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