Spy x Family Season 3

Known to the world only as Twilight, the greatest spy in existence has faced every conceivable challenge — except the one his latest mission demands: being a family man. To get close to a reclusive politician, he adopts a daughter and marries a woman — except his daughter Anya is secretly a telepath, his wife Yor is secretly an assassin, and none of them know each other's real identities. Well, Anya does, because she can read minds, and she thinks the whole situation is hilarious. Season 3 picks up with Operation Strix still in play, as Anya continues her chaotic attempts to befriend the target's son Damian at the prestigious Eden Academy, while Loid and Yor juggle their double lives without blowing their covers to each other. The clairvoyant family dog Bond is also there, doing his best. This season is 13 episodes of Wit Studio and CloverWorks doing what they do best — clean action sequences mixed with genuinely funny domestic comedy. The tone lives somewhere between the mind games of Kaguya-sama: Love is War and the found-family warmth of Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, with a dash of the stylish espionage vibe from Millionaire Detective. If you've already watched the first two seasons, you know what you're getting: a fake family that keeps accidentally becoming a real one. If you haven't, honestly just start from the beginning — it's only going to hit harder with the buildup.