An extra Spy x Family manga chapter has been released.
It focuses on Anya making a name plate for her room.
The girl misspelled her name, and it caused a couple of theories.
Spy x Family Short Mission 11 is an extra chapter that was released on November 26th. Before the release, a colored illustration was revealed. Anya is standing in the middle of a deserted hall, surrounded by old toys and some rubbish. We can only see her back, but the entire picture looks rather sad. It had fans thinking that Anya’s sad backstory was coming, but they were wrong.
Anya spelling her name
Spy x Family Short Mission 11 is just a couple of pages, but sometimes it’s enough to make you think. The small chapter starts with Anya trying to make a name plate for her room, just like the ones other children have. She carves it herself and writes “Ania”. But Loid approaches her then, and points out the mistake in her name: it should be spelled “Anya”. The girl fixes the plate and the chapter ends with her lying in her room and saying her name.
Such a small and seemingly uneventful chapter caused a lot of debates and speculations. Besides being fascinated by and in love with Anya as usual, fans went into a rather sad direction.
Lab past or a new name?
Let’s start with one of the cruelest suggestions, so that we can move to the endearing ones, and forget the bad thing. Some Redditors suggested that Anya spelled her name like that due to her lab past. She was in a cage and all she could see was some information about her. And there was “A N/A”, where A could stand for the code of the subject and “N/A” — for her name, as in “not assessed”. We don’t want to keep thinking about it, so let’s move on.
Some readers also remind us that she was called “Anya” during one of her first encounters with the scientists, so it must have been her name before the laboratory. So maybe she just didn’t know how to spell it correctly. After all, her name is a pretty international one, and in Poland it’s spelled as “Ania”, while Russians tend to use “Anya” instead.
Another idea is that she used the correct spelling, Ania. And while Loid thought he was just correcting her, he gave her a new name, without even realizing it. That’s why the girl was lying in her room and saying her name. Because it’s the one her new family gave her!
An extra Spy x Family manga chapter has been released.
It focuses on Anya making a name plate for her room.
The girl misspelled her name, and it caused a couple of theories.
Spy x Family Short Mission 11 is an extra chapter that was released on November 26th. Before the release, a colored illustration was revealed. Anya is standing in the middle of a deserted hall, surrounded by old toys and some rubbish. We can only see her back, but the entire picture looks rather sad. It had fans thinking that Anya’s sad backstory was coming, but they were wrong.
Anya spelling her name
Spy x Family Short Mission 11 is just a couple of pages, but sometimes it’s enough to make you think. The small chapter starts with Anya trying to make a name plate for her room, just like the ones other children have. She carves it herself and writes “Ania”. But Loid approaches her then, and points out the mistake in her name: it should be spelled “Anya”. The girl fixes the plate and the chapter ends with her lying in her room and saying her name.
Such a small and seemingly uneventful chapter caused a lot of debates and speculations. Besides being fascinated by and in love with Anya as usual, fans went into a rather sad direction.
Lab past or a new name?
Let’s start with one of the cruelest suggestions, so that we can move to the endearing ones, and forget the bad thing. Some Redditors suggested that Anya spelled her name like that due to her lab past. She was in a cage and all she could see was some information about her. And there was “A N/A”, where A could stand for the code of the subject and “N/A” — for her name, as in “not assessed”. We don’t want to keep thinking about it, so let’s move on.
Some readers also remind us that she was called “Anya” during one of her first encounters with the scientists, so it must have been her name before the laboratory. So maybe she just didn’t know how to spell it correctly. After all, her name is a pretty international one, and in Poland it’s spelled as “Ania”, while Russians tend to use “Anya” instead.
Another idea is that she used the correct spelling, Ania. And while Loid thought he was just correcting her, he gave her a new name, without even realizing it. That’s why the girl was lying in her room and saying her name. Because it’s the one her new family gave her!
