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What have we learnt from the Spy x Family anime? What's the most different from the manga source?

  • Anya is even a smol-er bean than she is in the manga
  • Twilight is a much bigger fool for his wife and daughter much earlier on compared to the manga
  • WIT and Cloverworks emphasize Twilight's soft and cuddly side a lot more. The lighting, the music - this is a man who feeeeeels, much more so than in the manga.
  • WIT and Cloverworks worship Yor, as they should
  • WIT and Cloverworks really like Franky, as they should
  • WIT and Cloverworks really do not love Yuri, as they should
  • WIT and Cloverworks hate Nightfall, as they should
  • WIT and Cloverworks are the biggest twiyor shippers out there
  • WIT and Cloverworks are the biggest damianya shippers out there
  • Teacups are important 😌
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for the love of god someone see this

also done in like 20 minutes so it's dog

please someone acknowledge my existence pls pls pls!!!

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aerequets

posting this separately bc why not. silly goofy guy offers to do his wife's makeup and can't handle it pt 2

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dk-wren

Not really sure if this is a hc, au, or something else, but random Spy x Family thought: To a native Ostanian, Westalians speak with an accent.

Something akin to people from a specific state or county having a distinct accent that does not necessarily apply to the rest of the country. Nothing drastically different, but noticeable. Like a NY or Jersey accent in the US, which itself is distinct, but not reflective of the way people across the country talk/sound.

So, Twilight has a Westalian accent. Except being the master spy that he is, Twilight has perfected what would be considered the "Ostanian accent" to the point where it is more natural for him to speak with the accent than without it.

Even within WISE's headquarters, every agent is cautious about dropping the accent, including when talking one on one with someone during a casual conversation. Not that dropping the "Ostanian accent" for a few minutes would diminish their efficacy, but these agents just don't want to accidentally/subconsciously drop their Ostanian accent and slip in to their Westalian accent while out in the field and be caught for that reason. Likewise, Handler, a top agent, rarely drops her Ostanian accent when meeting privately with Twilight at HQ. And Twilight would never dare to drop his accent before or unless Handler drops her's.

Fast forwarding to at least a post twiyor reveal life, I'd imagine as Loid gets more and more comfortable around Yor and in learning to face/deal with his past, while in private, Loid begins to drop his accent and talks to Yor in his natural, Westalian accent or dialect. And Yor loves it. She loves the way his voice sounds and the way he stresses or punctuates different syllables, but most of all she loves that he trusts her enough to show this part of his true self around her. The first few times Loid talks with Yor in his Westalian dialect, she feels so special knowing that she is one of the few persons he is willing to drop his Ostanian accent in front of.

Eventually, Loid and Yor start discussing how to let Anya in on this "secret," or how Loid should approach reintroducing his native accent into his daily, private life and make Anya understand this is a part of him. Loid and Yor had several plans or ideas in development, but one night, Loid gets home a little later than usual, Yor has just finished preparing the family's dinner, and she and Anya were just about to eat when Loid walked in, and the couple decide tonight is when they will talk to Anya about Loid using his Westalian accent around their home.

Anya's definitely reading their minds, but both Loid and Yor are being cryptic in their thoughts about what they want to reveal or what they want to talk to her about, so Anya's just lost and nervous she is in trouble (again). This is especially true since Anya notices Papa is not responding to her stories or asking her any questions, which Yor is doing all of instead. Towards the end of their meal and to Anya's relief, Loid finally says something in response to Anya's debrief of her day (like a short and sweet "sounds like you had a good day today, peanut" or "glad you were able to have some fun at school today"), which he does without his Ostanian accent. And Anya immediately picks up in the change of the sound of his voice, but takes a moment to realize this is what her parents wanted to reveal to her. Loid and Yor explain to Anya that around their home, Loid may sometimes talk without the Ostanian accent she is used to hearing him talk in. Anya also begins to feel very special and loved knowing that she too has been let in on this secret and thinks it is one more "cool" way her Papa switches into spy mode outside of their home.

While Loid initially drops his accent only here or there in front of his whole family in the following weeks, he continues to grow more comfortable and begins dropping his accent regularly, making it part of his routine at some point that once he walks in to their home, he just starts talking to them in his Westalian accent. I feel this is most likely something reserved specifically for when it is just him, Yor, Anya, and Bond, and not something he does at home while guest are over, including Franky (at least not right away).

The first few times guests come over to their home afterwards, Loid and Yor probably have to remind Anya not to mention anything about Loid and his accents, which results in Anya overcompensating and saying things like "Papa and his amazing Ostanian voice." At the end of the day though, Twilight/Loid is just so happy and perhaps relieved to finally be able to let the last bit of his fake self go by being able to talk without any accent other than his own while around his family.

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