Bond takes a television blood-type horoscope far too seriously in this three-page extra, convinced that the B in his name seals his fate and that danger awaits any Type-B who wears black outside. A spiked collar, a terrified painter, and a gourmet vision follow.
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Summary
A TV horoscope warns that Type-B individuals should be careful outdoors and steer clear of black clothing. Bond, reasoning that his name makes him Type-B, panics. Unable to summon a premonition before his walk, he pressures Loid into swapping his usual collar for a spiked one Yor bought by accident, embarrassing Loid once they hit the street.
Noticing his own black paws, Bond begs a painter working nearby to cover them, succeeding only in frightening the elderly man. Loid chalks the erratic behavior up to Bond's history as a test subject in Project Apple and recalls Sylvia describing something similar with Aaron, along with her remedy of plentiful tasty food. Bond finally triggers a vision of himself devouring a gourmet dinner under his family's watchful eyes, relaxes, and nuzzles Loid, whose skin meets the spikes. That night, well fed after a good day, he sleeps beside Anya in front of the television.
Key Events
Bond misreads a blood-type horoscope, dons a spiked collar for protection, alarms a painter over his black paws, and calms down only after foreseeing a lavish dinner. Loid links the behavior to Project Apple and remembers Sylvia's advice about Aaron.
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Notes
Short Mission 17 is a three-page extra chapter of Tatsuya Endo's SPY x FAMILY manga, numbered 120.1 in Volume 17 and released on August 4, 2025 between Chapters 120 and 121. Bond and Loid Forger appear on the cover; Sylvia and Aaron show up in flashback, and Yor in a fantasy panel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a volume 17 of Spy x Family?
Yes. Short Mission 17 itself is chapter 120.1, an extra chapter included in Volume 17 of the Spy x Family manga, released on August 4, 2025.
What happens in Short Mission 17 of Spy x Family?
In Short Mission 17, Bond Forger panics after a TV horoscope warns Type-B individuals to be careful outdoors, and he only calms down after picturing a lavish family dinner.
Why does Bond wear a spiked collar in Short Mission 17?
Bond pressures Loid into swapping his usual collar for a spiked one that Yor had bought by accident, believing it will protect him after mistaking himself for a Type-B individual warned about on a horoscope.
Why does Loid link Bond's behavior to Project Apple in Short Mission 17?
Loid attributes Bond's erratic panic to his past as a test subject in Project Apple, recalling that Sylvia Sherwood described similar behavior in Aaron and recommended plenty of good food as a remedy.
How does Bond calm down in Short Mission 17?
Bond finally relaxes after picturing himself eating a gourmet dinner while his family watches, then nuzzles Loid and falls asleep beside Anya after a good day.
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