Spy x Family is getting a fourth season and a second theatrical film, and both are set for 2027. Neither one has a date yet.
The anime's staff announced both on Sunday, November 8, at a special event in Tokyo. The official site's post is two sentences long. It says the Season 4 broadcast and the second film's release are decided for 2027, and it tells fans to watch for more news.
What was announced
Anime News Network reports that the new film opens in theaters in Japan in 2027. WIT STUDIO's own post gives the same year for both the season and the film.
The staff also released a teaser visual for Season 4, drawn by character designer Satoshi Kadowaki. It shows Loid, Anya, Yor and Bond walking through a city while newspapers and flyers blow past them. The official press release, carried by Famitsu, says those papers hold elements tied to the story Season 4 will tell.
IBTimes UK reports that the event was SPY×FAMILY ANIME EXTRA MISSION II, held at Belle Salle Takadanobaba in Tokyo with members of the cast.
What is still missing
Season 4 has no premiere month and no episode count. The film has no title, no release date, and no announced staff or cast. The official posts name no manga arc for either one.
Nothing has been announced for the film outside Japan. The first film, Spy x Family Code: White, opened in Japan in December 2023, and Crunchyroll opened it in North America in April 2024, according to Anime News Network.
A new director for Season 4
Yasuhiro Akamatsu is the director of Season 4, with Hiroki Shinagawa as assistant director. Both are credited on WIT STUDIO's post and in the staff list in the press release.
That is a change from last season. Yukiko Imai directed Season 3, replacing Season 2 directors Kazuhiro Furuhashi and Takahiro Harada. WIT STUDIO and CloverWorks are still the studios.
The run so far
The first season aired in two halves, in April 2022 and October 2022. Season 2 premiered in October 2023 and ran 12 episodes. Season 3 premiered in October 2025 and ran 13.
Code: White topped the Japanese box office in its first weekend. The press release says the film drew more than 4.6 million admissions in Japan and more than 14 million worldwide. It puts Tatsuya Endo's manga at more than 42 million copies in circulation through 18 volumes.
As of November 11, the two November 8 posts are the newest items on the official site's news page. There is no trailer and no month for either release.
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