Title

Spy x Family: Family Portrait

Also known as: SPYxFAMILY: Kazoku no Shouzou, SPY×FAMILY 家族の肖像, SPY X FAMILY ภาพเหมือนครอบครัว, SPY x FAMILY tiểu thuyết: Bức chân dung gia đình, SPY X FAMILY: Portret rodzinny, Spy x Family: Retratos de Família

by Aya Yajima

Score from AniList: 77/100finished1 volumes5 chapters

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In this book of Spy x Family original prose stories, Anya attempts to make friends with her target Damian during an Eden Academy camping trip, Yuri spends his day off babysitting his niece, and Franky seeks Loid’s help in winning the heart of a blind opera singer. Then, when the family sits for a portrait painting, Yor is terrified that her secret identity will be blown. And in the final story, the family is scrutinized by a pair of unseen observers… There’s never been a family quite like this one! (Source: VIZ Media) Note: Includes one extra chapter.

Chapters available: 5
Type: Light novel

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A light, warm collection of original prose stories about the Forger family, showing the everyday side of their spy life.

Pros

Warm, fun family moments
Good sense of character voice

Cons

Stories are short and slight
Relies on knowing the main series

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In this book of Spy x Family original prose stories, Anya attempts to make friends with her target Damian during an Eden Academy camping trip. Yuri spends his day off babysitting, and the family's everyday life fills the pages. The premise is a light collection that lets fans spend more time with a beloved cast.The strength is the warmth. The stories are cosy and funny, and the cast's personalities come through clearly. Anya's antics and the family's quiet affection are a pleasure.The weaknesses are about scope. The stories are short and slight, and they rely on knowing the main series. Newcomers may not get much from them.Recommended for fans of the series who want more of its family. Expect a warm, light read that is best enjoyed as a companion.