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Where to watch ‘Spy x Family’? How many episodes are in Season 1?

Episode 1 of Spy x Family has dropped after it's official announcement back in 2021. Here is where you can watch this new anime series.

The anime adaptation of Spy x Family has finally dropped. Fans were excited when the announcement of the anime adaptation for Spy x Family was released in Nov 2021, and with the English dub set to release this weekend, now is the best time to start watching this new anime series.

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Spy x Family is a manga series written and illustrated by Tatsuya Endo. It follows a spy who builds a ‘fake family’ for a mission, not realizing that the daughter is a mind-reader and his fake wife is an assassin. The manga currently has nine volumes in Japanese, with seven in English, and has sold more than 12.5 million copies in Japan.

Where to watch Spy x Family?

If you’re in Japan, Spy x Family is being broadcast on TVTokyo, while other parts of Asia can view the series on Muse Communication. If you’re outside of Asia, the best place to watch Spy x Family worldwide is through Crunchyroll, with episode 1 of the Japanese dub debuting on the platform on April 9, the same day it aired in Japan. The Japanese dub stars Atsumi Tanezaki (Pokémon Evolutions) as Anya Forger, Saori Hayami (RWBY: Ice Queendom) as Yor Forger, and Takuya Eguchi (Fruits Basket: The Finale) as Loid Forger.

The English dub is set to come out on April 16 at 2:30 PM PT as part of Crunchyroll’s Spring 2022 simuldub lineup. The English cast consists of Megan Shipman (Fruits Basket), Natalie Van Sistine (Attack on Titan), and Alex Organ (Fairytale.)

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How many episodes are in Season 1?

It has been announced that season 1 will have 25 episodes, though it is set to be split into two parts. Part one, or cour one, will consist of the first 12 episodes of the anime series, arriving weekly.

However, the second part of the season, consisting of 13 episodes, will begin to air in late 2022, with no exact date revealed just yet. Episode 2 of Spy x Family will come out on the same date as the English dub of Episode 1, and it’s expected this pattern will continue as more episodes are released.

So if you’ve been missing out on the biggest anime during the past few years, now is the perfect time to start watching Spy x Family.


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