Chief Barnes
CharacterChief Barnes runs the section of Berlint City Hall where Yor Forger spends her working days, supervising her alongside Camilla, Millie Myers, and Sharon. A background fixture of the series, he debuts early in both the manga and the anime.
Overview
Barnes belongs to the roster of minor figures in SPY x FAMILY, appearing as an administrator at Berlint City Hall. The manga introduces him in Chapter 11, while the anime brings him on screen in Episode 9.
Role
He holds the post of section chief at the city hall, managing the clerical office where Yor Forger is employed. The desks of Camilla, Millie Myers, and Sharon likewise fall under his supervision.
Notes
Masafumi Kobatake provides his Japanese voice, a role the actor also fills for several other minor characters in the series: the CEO of the Central Bank, Kurt, Vadim, and Sickle-and-Chain Barnaby.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Chief Barnes in Spy X Family?
Chief Barnes is the section chief at Berlint City Hall who manages the clerical office where Yor Forger works.
Who does Chief Barnes supervise?
Chief Barnes supervises the desks of Yor Forger, Camilla, Millie Myers, and Sharon at Berlint City Hall.
When does Chief Barnes first appear?
Chief Barnes first appears in Chapter 11 of the Spy X Family manga and Episode 9 of the anime.
Who voices Chief Barnes?
Chief Barnes is voiced by Masafumi Kobatake in Japanese, the same actor who also voices the CEO of the Central Bank, Kurt, Vadim, and Sickle and Chain Barnaby in Spy X Family.
Is Chief Barnes a major character in Spy X Family?
No, Chief Barnes is a minor background character in Spy X Family, appearing mainly as an administrator overseeing Yor Forger's workplace at Berlint City Hall.
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