Spy x Family Ch. 68 gives us the return of Yuri Briar, and by extension, his one-sided rivalry with Loid Forger. Let this battle of ridicule begin! Again! But she didn't even let him finish... Spy x Family Ch. 68 is the latest chapter of the action comedy spy manga series by Tatsuya Endo. Casey Loe
In Spy x Family Ch. 67.2, we see the SSS picking up the scent of Twilight, courtesy of a very petty director of the Berlint General Hospital. How will Loid escape their clutches in this chapter? Well, read on. My, they don't not look suspicious in the slightest. Spy x Family Ch. 67.2 is part 2 (you
In Spy x Family Ch. 67.1, we see that something as simply as pettiness can cause problems in even the most well-laid plans. Not even Loid is immune to the pettiness of others. Clearly, Anya hasn't forgotten...even though she misremembered it in the first place. Spy x Family Ch. 67.1 is Part 1 of
The main plot thickens in Spy x Family Ch. 66. Mostly due to Yor and her casual misunderstanding of the situations at hand. Loid doesn't exactly help, and Anya definitely doesn't. Oh, Yor. Clueless about common knowledge as ever. Spy x Family Ch. 66 is the latest chapter of the action comedy spy
Spy x Family Ch. 65 makes you think that this is just going to be another Yor misadventure. However, it then surprises you at the end by actually advancing the main plot! Well done, Tatsuya Endo. You fooled us all in the best way possible. Anya's vocabulary is as impressive as ever, I see. Spy x
In Spy x Family Ch. 64, Anya Forger faces her deadliest foe yet: education. Who will win in this battle of density against enlightenment? Well, let's find out, shall we? That last panel perfectly describes Anya's personality in a single derp face. Spy x Family Ch. 64 is the latest chapter of the
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