{"id":167470,"date":"2025-04-02T01:48:08","date_gmt":"2025-04-02T01:48:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/peraltafinancing.com\/anime\/spyxfamily-code-white-movie-review-spy_family-astronerdboys-anime-manga-blog\/"},"modified":"2025-04-02T01:48:08","modified_gmt":"2025-04-02T01:48:08","slug":"spyxfamily-code-white-movie-review-spy_family-astronerdboys-anime-manga-blog","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/fivemor.com\/?p=167470","title":{"rendered":"Spy\u00d7Family CODE: White Movie Review (#SPY_FAMILY) – AstroNerdBoy’s Anime & Manga Blog"},"content":{"rendered":"


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Spy\u00d7Family CODE: White Movie Review<\/strong><\/p>\n

Due to time constraints, I\u2019m limiting my review of\u00a0 Spy\u00d7Family CODE: White<\/strong> to just the movie story. I\u2019ll do a full blu-ray review later. \ud83d\ude47\u200d\u2642\ufe0f<\/p>\n

\u2013> Buy SPY x FAMILY CODE: White<\/em> \u2013 Movie from Amazon.com<\/a>!<\/strong><\/p>\n

SPOILER Summary\/Synopsis<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Yor Forger\u2019s coworkers discuss infidelity and the signs of it. Although her marriage to Loid \u201cTwilight\u201d Forger is one of convenience, she worries that Loid is cheating when she spots him (innocently) with another woman.\u00a0 When Anya comes home with a cooking assignment, Loid decides they should go on a trip to save Project Strix. Yor thinks this is another sign of cheating, even though she\u2019s inviting on this family outing with adopted telepath daughter, Anya.<\/p>\n

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The Forgers travel north via train. Anya, through the dog Bond\u2019s vision of the future, finds and accidentally consumes a special chocolate, which is discovered by two military agents. After Yor rescues Anya, the Forgers end up at a restaurant that serves meremere dessert, so Anya can sample it for her assignment. A military colonel named Snidel takes the last slice from Anya. Loid gets all the ingredients but one.<\/p>\n

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Anya sneaks away to get the last ingredient, but gets caught by the military. She\u2019s taken to an air battleship, commanded by Snidel. Loid uses a museum plane to go after her, so Yor sneaks on board. Snidel orders the plane shot down, so Loid crashes it and heads to find Anya. Yor also leaves, but is discovered. Since they can\u2019t seem shoot her, Snidel sends a cyborg to deal with her.<\/p>\n

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Meanwhile, the air battleship is ablaze while Snidel\u2019s henchmen try to get Anya to poop, since the chocolate she ate contained a microfilm. Loid uses his disguises to eventually overcome Snidel, while Yor overcomes the cyborg. They reunite with Anya and safely land the abandoned craft before it crashes into a city. When they return home, Anya\u2019s assignment changes somewhat, so the family plan another trip.<\/p>\n

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Thoughts\/Review<\/strong><\/h4>\n

I really hate to say this, but compared to the regular Spy\u00d7Family<\/strong><\/em> material, Spy\u00d7Family CODE: White<\/strong><\/em> came up quite short for me.<\/p>\n

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Going Through the Motions<\/strong><\/h4>\n

The biggest flaw in Spy\u00d7Family CODE: White<\/strong><\/em> is that everything happens to service the plot. To get things started, we get a BORING monologue to educate folks on the various characters. Surely this could have been done a better way.<\/p>\n

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Next is the requirement to give everyone from the series lines. As such, there\u2019s a lot of wasted time with unimportant stuff. The writer of this movie has a checklist of not only the characters that need lines, but things they need to do. None of these lines or things advance the characters in any way. Indeed, most of the side characters could be removed and the movie would not change in any meaningful way.<\/p>\n

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The problem even affects Yor, Loid, and Anya. For Loid, it started with the premise that politics meant he\u2019d be thrown off Project Strix. So he had to do something to prove he\u2019s still the man. Then later, the plot needs Loid to take on new identities, so he magics them up, uniform and all, even though there\u2019s no way he\u2019d know what masks to have at the ready.<\/p>\n

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For Yor, they had the silly element of her assuming Loid was cheating on her, even though all evidence pointed against that. She\u2019s a bit of an airhead, but she\u2019s not that dumb.<\/p>\n

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As for Anya, there\u2019s a moment when the plot needs her to break free from her gag and bonds. So naturally, this just magically happens when the time is right. Terrible writing.<\/p>\n

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Some Mindless Fun<\/strong><\/h4>\n

While the plot of Spy\u00d7Family CODE: White<\/strong><\/em> didn\u2019t make sense to me (a military squad goes rogue to resume the war between East and West), there was some mindless fun to be found along the way. I got a kick out of seeing Loid take down the scam booth guy at the fair they attended.<\/p>\n

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Indeed, all of the family moments in the movie were fun to watch. First there was the train trip to the north. Then there was the fair as well as the fancy restaurant. Then when all three reunite on board the burning air battleship, there\u2019s a bit of fun there as they work together to spare the town.<\/p>\n

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What this movie made me desire is an advancement in Yor\u2019s, Loid\u2019s, and Anya\u2019s character arc so that there\u2019s no secret between them. Then they work together to do things. I imagine that could be quite fun. But that\u2019s not in the cards as I figure the moment they learn each other\u2019s secrets, we are in the final arc of the manga.<\/p>\n

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Toilet Humor and Other Funnies<\/strong><\/h4>\n

I\u2019m a man. As such, scatological humor, especially the need to drop a deuce, can be quite funny to me. Heck, my avatar is taken from such an episode from Those Who Hunt Elves 2<\/strong><\/em>. As such, I couldn\u2019t help but laugh from the scenes in Spy\u00d7Family CODE: White<\/strong><\/em> where Anya needed to take a dump, but didn\u2019t dare allow herself to do so. The movie really milks this for all its worth.<\/p>\n

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Another humorous moment that stood out to me was when Anya was captured for the first time. Anyone who\u2019s read the manga or seen its anime adaptation knows that Yor will no doubt show up. Nevertheless, when Yor pulled open the locked door on the train without effort, I couldn\u2019t help but chuckle. And then there was the beatdown that we heard but didn\u2019t see, which was also amusing.<\/p>\n

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Final Thoughts and Conclusion<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Let me wrap up my review of this movie with some final thoughts.<\/p>\n