Spy x Family Episode 12 Release Time, Date, and Preview

After a lot of struggle, Anya Forger finally earned a Stella in the previous episode of Spy x Family. Loid realized that Anya wouldn’t get good scores in the exams, so he explored other ways to make Anya stand out. After failing horribly in drawing and music, Anya gives a shot at the volunteer work. During her time in the hospital, Anya hears the screams of a drowning child, and she manipulates Loid into saving the boy.

Of course, saving a life comes above everything, so the Eden Academy rewards Anya with a Stella. However, everything will go to waste if Anya doesn’t use her position to get closer to Damian. Donovan Desmond’s second son clearly likes Anya, but he is too proud to accept his feelings. Nevertheless, Loid is running out of time, and he needs to meet Donovan as Anya’s father for his mission to succeed. Well, we’ll see if the world’s greatest spy would get any closer to his enemy in Spy x Family Episode 12.

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Episode 12 of Spy x Family is scheduled to release worldwide on Saturday, June 25th, 2022. The episode will be available to stream on Crunchyroll and Netflix at 8:30 AM PDT (Pacific Timing); however, the release time will vary depending on your region. So, here’s the exact time when you’ll get the episode in these regions:

• Pacific Time: 8:30 AM PDT (June 25th)
• Central Time: 10:30 AM CDT (June 25th)
• Eastern Time: 11:30 AM EDT (June 25th)
• British Time: 4:30 PM GMT (June 25th)
• European Time: 5:30 PM CEST (June 25th)
• Indian Time: 9:00 PM IST (June 25th)

Episode 12 of Spy x Family will be the final episode of Season 1’s first Cour (Part 1), so the anime will go on a break after the next episode’s release. According to the official preview, the finale is titled “Penguin Park.” The promo video suggests that the Forger family would visit an amusement park. While Anya is having the best time of her life, we can see Loid going through a troublesome time. The episode’s theme doesn’t come off as serious, but it’s safe to assume that Part 1 would leave us at a cliffhanger.