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Bondman from Spy X Family in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Bondman

Character

Bondman is the dashing hero of Spy Wars, the in-universe cartoon that Anya Forger watches religiously. Billed as his country's number one spy, he takes on dangerous missions against the League of Evil, rescues Princess Honey again and again, and works through a long line of love interests.

English Va: Aaron Campbell
Japanese Va: Taisuke Nakano
Status: Active
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 1
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 1
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Appearance

Bondman lives entirely inside the animated world of Spy Wars, the wildly popular Ostanian series built as an affectionate parody of the James Bond films. His look and code name lean on that inspiration, and his image spreads across the posters, comic volumes, and merchandise that fans like Anya collect. Taisuke Nakano voices him in Japanese and Aaron Campbell in the English dub.

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Personality

On screen Bondman is the fearless master spy, unshaken even when the League of Evil captures and tortures him, since he flatly refuses to sell out his friends. He is also an incorrigible womanizer whose many romances tend to end badly; in one story his spurned lovers unite in fury and break things off all at once when his commitment issues come to light. His bravado and one-liners give Anya a steady supply of quotes to imitate.

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History

Bondman anchors nearly every Spy Wars episode Anya follows. He frees Princess Honey and her castle from the League of Evil, prompting her to pledge her love, and later recovers a keepsake stomach warmer stolen from her, the deed that inspires Anya to name the dog Bond. Across other episodes he cracks secret codes, shadows targets to protect world peace, and romances partners such as Agent M, an enemy spy, and Gina. Anya reenacts and role-plays his adventures throughout the series.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Bondman in Spy X Family?

Bondman is the fearless hero of Spy Wars, the in-universe cartoon that Anya Forger watches religiously. Billed as his country's number one spy, he battles the League of Evil and repeatedly rescues Princess Honey.

Is Bondman based on James Bond?

Yes, Bondman is built as an affectionate parody of the James Bond films, with his look and code name both drawing on that inspiration within the Spy Wars cartoon.

Why did Anya name her dog Bond?

Anya named her dog Bond after Bondman recovers a stolen keepsake stomach warmer for Princess Honey, a deed from Spy Wars that inspired her to give the dog that name.

Who voices Bondman?

Bondman is voiced by Taisuke Nakano in Japanese and Aaron Campbell in the English dub of Spy X Family.

Does Bondman have a girlfriend?

Bondman is an incorrigible womanizer whose romances in Spy Wars usually end badly. His love interests include Princess Honey, the enemy spy Agent M, and a character named Gina.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Spy x Family anime series, manga, and official materials. Spy x Family was created by Tatsuya Endo, published by Shueisha, and animated by Wit Studio and CloverWorks. All rights to Spy x Family and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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