Spy X Family Season 2 - What We Know So Far

Family can come from surprising places, something evidenced by the anime "Spy x Family." The adaptation of Tatsuya Endo's manga follows three unique figures destined to be together. Loid Forger, aka Agent Twilight, takes on a mission that requires a few new assets — namely a wife and child to pull off his new assignment as a spy. His search takes him to an orphan, Anya, whose telepathic powers have made her an outsider. The unlikely pairing then finds a wife and mother in Yor, an assassin who uses an unassuming manner to her advantage. Fans, as well as critics, have responded to the material's refreshing combination of action and comedy.

The team at WIT Studios was just as surprised to see that level of response. "The reaction of the Japanese voice cast from the overseas fans and their reaction to their favorite scenes were so positive and excited – plus all of the cosplayers," WIT Studios animation producer Kazue Hayashi said during an interview with The Illuminerdi. "...now I am starting to see the global reach."

The 1st season grew an already impressive fanbase for the manga; episodes aired in Japan as well as internationally throughout 2022. On-demand options give viewers even more ways to catch up on the 25-episode season. Audiences clamoring for another adventure with the family Forger are getting their wish, adding a special event that expands their story into a new format.

Here's what we know about Spy x Family Season 2.

No announcements have been made as to casting for "Spy x Family" Season 2. As of 2022, it's assumed the 2nd season will feature the core actors who made up the original cast. One of the most recognizable voices is that of Hayami Saori. The actress, who voices Yor, can be heard on a host of popular anime shows. She also voiced characters on "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations," "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba," "One Piece," and "Kotaro Lives Alone." 

Saori will reunite with "My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU" co-star Takuya Eguchi for "Spy x Family." The actor brings his own impressive set of credits in addition to his contribution as Twilight. He can be heard on numerous series including "Sword Art Online," "Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin – Advent of the Red Comet," and "That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime" (via EpicStream).

Viewers watching English dubs have another set of voice talent to bring the story to life. If Season 1's full cast stays in place, the original dub actors are top-tier counterparts to the Japanese-language cast. Loid/Twilight actor Alex Organ's voice work covers in-demand franchises like "My Hero Academia," and "Black Clover." "Attack on Titan" actress Natalie Van Sistine voices the assassin Lor.

Megan Shipman, who portrays Anya, shows the enthusiasm that goes into this project's dub. The actress revealed that her favorite Season 1 moment saw Anya hit Damian. "...that was so funny and she has the most little kid answer, you know "I just put my hand out and he ran into it". No honey, no he didn't, you hit him," Shipman told 8Bit/Digi.