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Blackbell Family

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Wealth built on weapons defines the Blackbell Family. Their firm, Blackbell Heavy Industries, arms the Ostanian military, and Byron, his wife, and their daughter Becky live among the nation's elite, watched over by the loyal servant Martha Marriott and joined by the pampered dog Wiesel.

Status: Active
Business: Blackbell Heavy Industries (military manufacturer)
Location: Ostania
Japanese Name: ブラックベル家
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Overview

The Blackbells rank among Ostania's most established elite households. Their company, Blackbell Heavy Industries, sometimes called the Blackbell Company, has manufactured weaponry for the national military for decades, having furnished artillery for the army during Ostania's First East-West War of Unification with Westalis and, by all indications, during the second conflict as well.

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Role

Influence follows the family's money. The Blackbell name carries public recognition across Ostania, enough that Becky can book an entire department store so she and her friend Anya Forger can shop undisturbed. Becky was born six years ahead of Operation Strix's launch, and her father dotes on her without restraint. A large household staff serves the family, but one employee stands apart: Martha Marriott, who has watched over Becky since infancy and acts as her personal attendant. Martha's long service has also made her familiar enough with Byron to scold him openly, most often when his judgment slips in matters involving his daughter.

Every known Blackbell carries a small bomb emblem somewhere on their person, from Byron's lapel pin to Becky's everyday hairclip and Mrs. Blackbell's earrings.

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Notable Members

Byron Blackbell heads the household and runs Blackbell Heavy Industries as its chief executive. His wife, Mrs. Blackbell, remains a largely unseen presence. Becky, their only child, attends Eden Academy as a first-year student, where she befriends Anya. Rounding out the home is Wiesel, the dog Byron presented to Becky as a reward.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Blackbell in SPY x FAMILY?

The Blackbells are one of Ostania's most established elite families, whose company, Blackbell Heavy Industries, has manufactured weaponry for the national military for decades. The household includes Byron Blackbell, his wife, their daughter Becky, and the family dog Wiesel, cared for by longtime servant Martha Marriott.

What company does the Blackbell family run?

The Blackbell family runs Blackbell Heavy Industries, sometimes called the Blackbell Company, which has supplied artillery to Ostania's army since the First East-West War of Unification with Westalis. The company also appears to have armed the military during the second conflict.

Who is Martha Marriott to the Blackbell family?

Martha Marriott has watched over Becky Blackbell since infancy and acts as her personal attendant within the household. Her long service has made her familiar enough with Byron Blackbell to scold him openly when his judgment slips regarding his daughter.

What symbol connects the Blackbell family members?

Every known member of the Blackbell family carries a small bomb emblem somewhere on their person, from Byron's lapel pin to Becky's everyday hairclip and Mrs. Blackbell's earrings. The recurring symbol ties back to the family's business manufacturing weapons.

Who heads the Blackbell family?

Byron Blackbell heads the household and runs Blackbell Heavy Industries as its chief executive. His only child, Becky, attends Eden Academy as a first-year student, where she befriends Anya Forger.

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