Short Mission 7

The chapter depicts a full episode of Spy Wars. Inside a building going up in flames, Bondman urges his partner Agent M to escape without him; she refuses, confesses her love, and the two flee by car while he bills himself as a master spy at work across every corner of the globe. A female operative from a hostile nation then holds him at gunpoint, but his argument that a mere border drawn on a map is no reason for one species to fight itself prompts her to demand he act on that belief. He negotiates peace between the two nations, and the pair embrace joyfully.

Next, a young girl named Gina tearfully asks him to stop her father, a man obsessed with building a nuclear weapon. Bondman knocks the father out, and Gina, holding his hand, talks of seeking her father's blessing once he wakes. The harem keeps growing from there, absorbing a woman out to avenge her terrorist boyfriend, an evil organization's boss, his own landlord, and others. When the women finally corner him, calling him a playboy and demanding he pick one, Bondman smiles and refuses, claiming a duty to bring joy to every lady on Earth. The enraged group retaliates: Agent M slaps him, the ex-girlfriend stabs him, bullets fly from the enemy spy and from the boss's raygun, and Gina finishes with a nuclear blast.

Bondman somehow survives everything and closes the episode musing that danger simply comes with a spy's territory. Watching at home, Anya figures the show qualifies as the lovey-dovey kind she can bring up with Becky. Loid tells her to stop, baffled and repulsed that Bondman considers himself a gentleman.

Agent M, the enemy spy, Gina, and Gina's father all make their on-screen debuts. Bondman's recruiting spree builds a harem that collectively takes revenge on him.

The framing scene shows Anya absorbing the episode as romance material while Loid recoils from it.

Short Mission 7 is a five-page extra chapter of Tatsuya Endo's SPY x FAMILY manga, numbered 58.3 in Volume 10 and released on January 24, 2022; Episode 28 adapts it, and Bondman and Agent M appear on the cover. The story lampoons the James Bond films and their rotating Bond girls. Princess Honey, a Bondman love interest seen in earlier chapters, goes entirely unmentioned here, echoing how Bond girls rarely return in that series.