I wonder which one will get involved, dad or younger brother?

You’re the type who is calm and cheerful, but when it comes to missions, you have the eyes of a killer, right?

The type that falls in love with the protagonist who defeated them and claims to be their wife.

It’s probably something like Fiona.

>>7

The type of person who, without realizing the essence or seriousness of what they’ve been doing until the end, is concerned about unfinished business like taking care of houseplants or receiving packages when they die!

You’re the type of executive who refers to enemies as bugs, right?

If anything, the twilight also has quite an early enemy vibe.

It seems like something darling is about to turn into a gag.

That’s right.

Given this kind of organization, it’s only natural to think that there are operatives besides the thorn princess… and I oddly found that acceptable.

Kata Kamigami Mawari

It’s been a while since Yor’s long-form turn has come, yeah!

I’ve been invisible all this time.

>>13

Haha, too strong!

With this lineup, it seems like Yor-san is the most dangerous one, doesn’t it?

>>15

I think it’s pretty intense to have the table filled out quite nicely.

>>15

In most organizations, it feels like the more nervous types are stronger or hold a higher rank than the laid-back types.

When it’s time to fight, the protagonists are strong and sometimes lose rather easily.

The type that lets the protagonist go instead of finishing them off, citing reasons like picking up their husband or children.

>>17

Rather, I’m the type to notice the time and switch to serious mode…

When someone like Yor-san or the assassins appear, the genre shifts from spy action to superhuman battles…

Dusk is also quite the superhuman action, you know…

I might be too focused on the everyday aspect of SPY×FAMILY.

>>19

When the balance between everyday life and the extraordinary changes, it becomes TISTA…

Honestly, mom’s turn can be handled with brute force, so there isn’t much tension.

If you want to keep Yor active for a long time, you have to introduce many strong characters like in a ship and use them all at once.

Hot-headed handsome guy! Troublemaking kid! Calm and gentle only girl! Seems like an ordinary old man!

This is an executive of an evil organization.

>>22

Isn’t it a villain organization, no matter how you think about it?

It’s an assassination organization that even thinks twilight is an urban legend…

Yoru is so strong that I can hardly bring it out.

>>24

How is it that a lethal dose of poison only works like a painkiller…?

Unlike the father who understands the backbone and the tragic past.

It’s like I’m this amazing, otherworldly being who has been doing this for years, but I don’t understand anything at all, haha.

Is it okay to understand it as a secret society with strong ideologies that wouldn’t hesitate to commit murder?

It’s an organization of justice, right?

I realize that this type of person I’ve seen in manga has a difficult personal life…

While my mother is officially a public servant and the Garden itself is undoubtedly an organization on the government side, it’s unclear how deeply they are involved with the government.

>>32

From this discussion, it seems that the source might be an organization that served the emperor who once existed, rather than the government itself.

…or could it be that the original inspiration for the Garden is the Onibaan?

They’re a sociopath who has no hesitation in killing and possesses a normal sense of perception, hahaha…

The past of twilight has been partly suggested from before.

The reason why Anya couldn’t be abandoned in the first place was that reason…

It feels like the exploration of my mother’s past story is being saved for the developments that become clearer after reaching a conclusion.

An organization on the side of the government, or rather an organization on the side of order.

I have a husband and a brother who understand me.

>>37

Where is Anya?

My younger brother is quite far from truly understanding…

I have a feeling that, in terms of stance, this organization will ultimately cooperate well towards reunification.

I imagined the garden to be more like a secret society.

So it was normally linked to the Public Security as well.

The store manager might have been a gardener for the former imperial family…

I don’t think there’s anything wrong with the introduction of the enemy character.

The garden is an evil organization that continues to make Yor-san, who doesn’t understand good and evil very well, commit murders.

If this story ultimately ends up becoming a true family, then I have to leave anyway.

A destiny to fight eventually.

This makes it look like the enemy executive who seems the most decent, but is actually the hardest to communicate with.

Anya is part of the old emperor’s family, right?

However… I can’t see a vision where the one who has gained a protector loses.

It’s true that all the garden members, including Yor-san, seem like villains…

The Twilight faction does have a somewhat proper vibe of being like the main character faction.

From the very beginning, they were trained as the assassin from childhood, so it’s extremely clear that this is an evil organization.

A group of superhumans that won’t be convinced unless they’re using drugs to train.

Ginpee-kun is cute.

>>53

If this appearance reflects their age, they are still an evil organization that trains children to kill.

WISE has a boss who is quite considerate of people’s feelings.

It feels like a private, ideologically strong old secret organization has an informal cooperative relationship with a public institution.

Anya, what’s so interesting about killing poachers…?

Mother’s violence may be a power that originates from the same source as Anya’s supernatural abilities.

It’s amazing how you don’t hesitate at all to kill with this, Yor-san.

>>59

Well, that’s because they have been brought up without proper education by parents and have been trained to have that kind of mindset.

Thanks to that, common sense and emotions have completely vanished.

Just because she’s my wife, she’s one of the executives of the enemy organization.