Spy x Family #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 12 of the beloved manga series Spy x Family continues the Forger family's high-stakes balancing act of espionage, secrecy, and domestic life. This installment deepens the tension as Twilight, Anya, and Yor navigate new missions and personal challenges, all while maintaining their cover as a seemingly ordinary family. Fans can expect more of the signature blend of action, comedy, and heartfelt moments that define the series.
In "Mission 76," Yor finds herself unexpectedly invited out for drinks by her co-workers at the bureau, where playful teasing about her seemingly perfect marriage to Loid sets off a quiet panic. Now determined to avoid suspicion from the secret police, she scrambles to invent flaws in her relationship—before her cover slips entirely. Written by Tatsuya Endo and Casey Loe, with art by Tatsuya Endo and inks by a team of skilled hands, this issue captures the show’s signature blend of domestic tension and espionage, all brought to life with a cover by Tatsuya Endo.
In "Mission 77," a seemingly routine assignment takes a troubling turn when the Academy tutor, shaken by a bus hijacking, is brought to Loid for evaluation. What begins as a case of possible PTSD quickly reveals deeper, more complex layers beneath the surface.
In "Mission 78," off-duty spy Sylvia finds herself unexpectedly crossing paths with Loid and Anya in the park, forced to navigate a delicate moment with the child while keeping her true identity hidden. The story unfolds with quiet tension and charm as a chance encounter tests her composure and discretion.
In "Mission 79," Yor finds herself unexpectedly invited out for drinks by her co-workers, who tease her about her seemingly perfect marriage to Loid. As the conversation turns playful, Yor grows uneasy—afraid that such perfection might draw unwanted attention from the secret police—and begins searching for flaws in her relationship to make it feel more believable.
In "Mission 80," Yor’s growing suspicion about Loid’s hidden flaws pushes her to take drastic action, convincing Yuri to join her in following Loid to uncover what they both believe is a secret he’s hiding. As the mission unfolds, the tension between loyalty and doubt thickens, testing the fragile balance of their family facade.
In "Mission 81," Loid and Yuri are pulled into a high-stakes operation when an Ostanian double agent named Winston Wheeler threatens to expose critical Westalis intelligence. With time running short and trust in question, the two spies must navigate a web of deception—each aware the other might be the real threat.
In "Mission 82," Loid orchestrates a high-stakes deception, slipping into the identities of both Wheeler and Yuri to mislead the Ostania Secret Police. With time running short, he must stay one step ahead of both enemies and allies to ensure Wheeler’s capture by Westalis—without exposing his own cover.
In "Mission 84," Fiona tracks Wheeler into the city’s forgotten sewers, where he unexpectedly crosses paths with Loid—still playing the part of Yuri. The moment Wheeler sees through the disguise, tension snaps into motion, sparking a sudden and dangerous confrontation.
In "Short Mission 9," Loid tries a new approach to help Anya ace her academy tests—by crafting a homemade animated film packed with the facts she needs, using the same style she loves from her favorite shows. The result is a hilariously awkward blend of spy tactics and cartoon logic, as Loid struggles to balance education with entertainment.
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