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SPY×FAMILY 4
₨ 700
SPY×FAMILY 4 by Tatsuya Endo is the fourth volume in the beloved manga series that continues the heartwarming and action-packed story of the Forger family. As Lord, the spy, pushes forward with his mission to infiltrate a prestigious school, the dynamics between him, his wife Yor (an assassin), and their telepathic daughter Anya continue to develop in amusing and touching ways. In this volume, the Forger family faces new challenges, with Anya taking a more active role in her new school and trying to help her father succeed in his mission. Meanwhile, Loid and Yor’s contrasting yet complementary personalities create both comedic situations and moments of genuine affection as they continue to keep their secrets from each other. With more action, humor, and emotional depth, SPY×FAMILY 4 continues to captivate readers, offering a perfect balance of espionage, family life, and quirky characters.
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