New Spy x Family Season 3 trailer reveals premiere date

Spy x Family Season 3 has finally been confirmed after a three-year wait, with Anime news outlets sharing the release date alongside a brand-new trailer.

Season 3 will officially air in Japan on 4 October, with international fans able to stream the new episodes on Crunchyroll. The news comes directly from the anime’s official X account, which also unveiled fresh footage teasing what lies ahead.

The new trailer for Spy x Family Season 3 gives fans a glimpse of Anya’s comic adventures as she navigates life with her unconventional family of a spy father and assassin mother.

Anime news reports highlight how the upcoming episodes will continue to balance action and humour, keeping the heart of the Forger family’s story intact.

Spy x Family Season 3 will also feature a new ending theme titled Actor, performed by Lilas Ikuta from the popular duo YOASOBI.

Anime news platforms have noted that the addition of another high-profile artist underlines the series’ continued popularity and status as one of the standout anime of recent years.

Since debuting in 2022, Spy x Family has become a global success, with its mix of comedy, family drama, and espionage action drawing widespread praise.

Now, Spy x Family season 3 promises to build on that success, with the Forgers once again at the centre of a story full of laughs, heart, and light-hearted intrigue.

With the release date now set, Anime news circles are already calling Spy x Family Season 3 one of the most anticipated anime returns of 2025.

Fans can expect more heartfelt and amusing adventures as the Forger family continues to entertain audiences worldwide.

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