Is Spy x Family on Netflix? (where to stream)

Spy x Family is the hottest anime series out right now.

All the love and adoration the 2022 show is receiving certainly is deserved as the show is super funny, full of intense spy action, and has loads of adorable “romance”. But the best part has to be the anime’s main characters Yor, Loid, and Anya. The trio never fails to make audiences chuckle, nor do they ever fail to impress them with their respective supernatural talents.

All around, the anime is gearing up to be one of the greats, so you’re not going to want to fall behind a single episode. Where can you steam Spy x Family? We tell you everything to know here.

Is Spy x Family on Netflix?

Unfortunately, Spy x Family is not currently on Netflix. The reason why is not known at the moment, but we speculate that it’s because the show is still relatively new, meaning the site has yet to acquire rights.

Additionally, we’re assuming the 2022 anime isn’t on Netflix because it is currently streaming on a separate platform and may likely stay there for the time being. Which platform is this? Read on to find out.

Where to stream Spy x Family

Anime fans can watch brand-new episodes of Spy x Family every Saturday at 11:30 a.m. ET/ 8:30 a.m. PT on Crunchyroll. So far, the anime streaming site has 2 of the 25 available to watch at your leisure. Each episode is under 30 minutes in duration and can be streamed in English dubbing or Japanese subbing on the site.

In addition to Crunchyroll, Hulu is also another site where anime fans can stream new episodes every week. The only caveat is this streaming service only has episodes available in Japanese subbing for now. But if you don’t mind this, Hulu is the place to go.

As Spy x Family becomes more and more of a beloved series, other major sites may eventually acquire the show. While we wait for that to happen, be sure to head on over to Crunchyroll or Hulu to begin your watch today. Or, if you prefer to stay on Netflix, stream similar titles such as The Way of the Househusband, Kotaro Lives Alone, and The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.