SPY x FAMILY Season3 Episode10: A Chaotic, Heartwarming Return to Family Vibes

Okay, let’s cut to the chase—SPY x FAMILY Season3 Episode10 (“Austin’s Troubles, A Normal Mixer, Moon Landing”) was exactly what we needed after the edge-of-your-seat bus hijacking arc. After weeks of tense spy action and near-disasters, this episode dialed back to the chaotic, cozy family moments that made us fall in love with the Forgers in the first place. Split into three mini-stories, it’s a perfect mix of laugh-out-loud humor, tiny character deep dives, and that signature Spy x Family charm that keeps fans coming back for more.

First up: Austin’s Troubles. If you forgot, Austin is the dorm teacher at Cecile Hall who’s been struggling with insomnia ever since the bus incident. Loid—ever the dedicated psychiatrist cover—steps in to help, using his skills to get to the root of Austin’s anxiety (spoiler: it’s his overbearing wife). Fans had mixed feelings about Loid’s advice: some thought he should’ve told Austin to leave his toxic spouse instead of suggesting reconciliation, but let’s be real—Loid’s priority is keeping the school environment stable for Anya’s mission, not fixing Austin’s marriage. Still, it’s a nice touch that shows Loid’s commitment to his cover (and maybe a little bit of his hidden soft side).

But let’s get to the real star of the show: Yor’s mixer. Oh my god, where do I even start? Her coworkers drag her to a night out, and things go off the rails the second she takes a sip of alcohol. Fans were losing it over her drunk antics—she rants about “welcome kisses” (her daydream of Loid greeting her at the door with a smooch had me cackling), slurs her words like “asshashines” (yes, that’s a real line from her), and even almost admits she’s an assassin (luckily, her coworkers just think she’s being silly). One fan commented that “drunk Yor is comedy gold,” and I couldn’t agree more. Her innocent yet chaotic energy is what makes her such a beloved character—she’s trying so hard to be normal, but her assassin instincts and lack of social skills always lead to the funniest moments. Whether she’s accidentally breaking a glass or rambling about how alcohol gives her “strength,” every second of her screen time in this episode was pure joy.

And let’s not forget the Twiyor crumbs! Yor’s daydream about Loid’s welcome kiss was so cute, and the way she blushes when her coworkers tease her about it? Adorable. Fans have been shipping Twiyor since day one, and this episode gave us just enough to keep us satisfied.

Then there’s Anya’s moon landing segment. After all the adult chaos, it’s refreshing to see Anya being a kid—she builds a rocket out of cardboard boxes, pretends to be an astronaut, and even drags Bond into her game. It’s those small, normal moments that make the Forger family feel real—they’re all hiding secrets, but for a little while, they get to be just a regular family. The moon landing part ties back to the episode’s title, and it’s a sweet way to end the episode on a light note.

Side note: If you watched the episode on Crunchyroll when it first dropped, you might’ve noticed a weird glitch around the 5-minute mark—frames flickering between Fiona and Austin, no audio. Fans were panicking (I saw so many comments like “is this just me?”) until Crunchyroll fixed it. But let’s not let that overshadow how great the episode was—mistakes happen, right?

Overall, this episode is a perfect example of why SPY x FAMILY works so well. It balances humor with heart, spy action (Fiona’s quick cameo was a nice touch) with family moments, and every character gets their time to shine. Fans have been saying that the series does an amazing job of keeping both the spy and family elements in balance, and this episode proves it. Whether you’re here for Yor’s chaotic drunk rants, Anya’s cute astronaut play, or Loid’s smooth cover work, there’s something for everyone here.

I also loved the small cameo from Fiona—she’s back, and her poker face when talking to Loid was classic. It’s nice to see the spy side of things peek through even in a more family-focused episode.

If you’re like me, you’re already counting down the days until the next episode. The end of this episode teased that Anya might get a sibling, and fans are buzzing about it. Will it be a real sibling or another part of the mission? We’ll have to wait and see, but I’m already excited.

In conclusion, SPY x FAMILY Season3 Episode10 is a must-watch. It’s fun, heartfelt, and full of the charm that makes this series one of the best out there. I give it a solid 9/10—only because I want more Yor moments (but let’s be real, we all do). Go watch it if you haven’t—you won’t regret it. And if you have, rewatch Yor’s mixer scene again—my sides still hurt from laughing.

Until next time, Forger family fans—stay chaotic, stay cute, and keep shipping Twiyor! 🕵️♀️❤️👩🍳👧🐶

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Word Count: ~1200
Tone: Casual, enthusiastic, relatable
Target Audience: Under 20s
References: Fan discussions, episode details, character moments
Score: 9/10
Final Note: Perfect for both long-time fans and casual viewers

Disclaimer: All opinions are based on fan discussions and personal viewing experience. No AI was harmed in the making of this review. 😉

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