Season 2 can be broken down into to parts. About 5 of the episodes cover the cruise ship arc, starring Yor, though Anya and Loyd get their parts in as well. It is intense, moving, and gives us a lot more development of Yor. It is the better part of the season, and is very good. It is also very vi...

This show's season just went by like a breeze, didn't it? To make this brief, I adored Spy x Family ever since it aired. It has a lovable cast, nice setting, and an easy-going vibe despite its handful of zaniness and sprints of nice-looking action set pieces. Season 1 started strong and gave us w...

The anime is good, but there was no evolution in the story. I believed there would be more development in the story. It was just filler. It was a good arc, but you can skip the second season and still not miss anything. The story only showed Loid's weakness in caring for Anya, Yor's emotional att...

The long-awaited cruise-ship arc proves worth the wait, powerfully showcasing Yor’s value and delivering one of the series’ best storylines while deepening the overarching plot. Although the animation doesn’t quite surpass expectations, the direction remains solid and the manga adaptation pleasin...

Spy x Family Season 2 maintains the heart and humor that made it a favorite, with steady animation, great voice acting in both languages, and compelling character development through arcs like the cruise ship assassination mission. While some episodes feel like filler and drag occasionally, with ...

Spy x Family season 2 carries the "torch" in the same style as the previous installments. This one happened to focus more around Yor, which also made me realize that the show has done things in phases for lack of a better word. One season focused more on Loid, another one was pretty solidly cente...

Having been hooked since S1, and with such an intriguing cast, SpyxFamily was always set up for success. In this new season, Anya is as adorable as ever, Yor continues to be a sweet and sexy assassin-wife, Loid retains the mantle of perfect man-spy, and Bond is still best boy. As with most popula...

Spy x Family Season 2 — Review Overall: 7/10 (Good) A consistent, fun continuation that delivers sharp comedy and a strong Yor-focused arc, but the largely episodic structure keeps it from building to a season-level crescendo. Scorecard * Entertaining + Artistic: 2/2 Still a blast—Forger family a...

Spy x Family picks up where the previous season left off and continues showcasing the lives of Anya, Loid, and Yor. Each of them is still keeping their ‘true’ selves secret, but despite that they’re still coming closer together as a family. The highlight this season is a single arc that spans epi...

+ Cute, silly and easy to enjoy! + SPY X FAMILY's best quality has always been its accessibility. Whether you are new to anime or even a fan of a different genre, there should be something about the show that appeals to you. + Season 2 finally gives us our first long-form story arc, with six cons...

Like any sane person, I am a casual enjoyer of this show. It's nothing special, but it is fun, heart-warming and generally wholesome. I feel this season suffers a little though as they try to do multiple "missions" in a significant number of episodes which leads to it feeling more dry than the pr...

The second season of Spy x Family is here and if you loved the first season, then this season will make you feel right at home. I honestly don’t have too much to say about the second season since everything that made the first season enjoyable is present here. The dynamic between the Forgers is f...

It’s misleading to call this the second season. At most it’s a part three. Very little changes compared to the first two “parts” (season 1 on Netflix). All the basics are the same, the actors, art, animation and the like are totally unchanged. It’s the same over the top organised chaos as the fir...

Having been hooked since S1, and with such an intriguing cast, SpyxFamily was always set up for success. In this new season, Anya is as adorable as ever, Yor continues to be a sweet and sexy assassin-wife, Loid retains the mantle of perfect man-spy, and Bond is still best boy. As with most popula...

The second season of Spy x Family is here and if you loved the first season, then this season will make you feel right at home. I honestly don’t have too much to say about the second season since everything that made the first season enjoyable is present here. The dynamic between the Forgers is f...

The strength of Spy x Family comes from its longer arcs, though the short stories are also enjoyable. Unfortunately for season two, the longest arc was the cruise arc, which like in the manga, had places that felt sluggish and draggy, though the pacing felt a little better in anime form than it d...

Ah, more Spy x Family bliss. And it gives me exactly what I wanted almost right away. I had thought before we wouldn't get to see much from Yor's side life outside of her retelling some of it. Then this season introduces me to an arc that showcases this side of her first hand and I think to mysel...

Like any sane person, I am a casual enjoyer of this show. It's nothing special, but it is fun, heart-warming and generally wholesome. I feel this season suffers a little though as they try to do multiple "missions" in a significant number of episodes which leads to it feeling more dry than the pr...

The second season maintains its appeal as a family-friendly comedy that delivers exceptional fight animation surpassing most shonen anime, though it suffers from weaker plot development compared to season one and becomes less suitable for younger children due to violent fight scenes. While the co...

Season 2 was an amazing follow-up that absolutely delivered despite minimal progress on Operation Strix, with Yor stealing the show through her incredible cruise ship arc that showcased both her lethal assassin skills and adorkable charm. The silky animation, excellent voice acting from both Japa...