#thron princess

[kollx]

Khloe's shipping them so hard!!! And she is right, Loid x Yor is peak!!!

Also I've a question, who do you ship Khloe with? Comment!

[abdy-18]

Now that he's an adult, isn't Yuri curious to know what his sister's job was when they were little?

Yor was a little girl who earned enough money to support herself and her brother, and not only with basic necessities to survive, she was able to buy Yuri things like books and school supplies and in general it seems Yor gave him the happiest childhood possible considering the circumstances.

I know he believed any excuse Yor gave him, but I'm curious to know what lie she told him when he asked XD

Teenage Yuri: Sis, I don't want to bother you but I've always had this question…what's your job? I remember when we were little you used to come home full of blood and I just want to know that you're not in any danger :( Yor: …ah that? that wasn't blood, that was…paint, because I used to work painting houses c: Yuri: You used to paint houses at dawn? :0 Yor: Yes :D Yuri: Ah, oki, i love you sis :D

[itsmaferart]

SxF · Mision ·71 · Reflections

Seeing the lack of attention from organizations when it comes to saving children, focusing more on missions, the red circus and avoiding getting this information out in the open makes me wonder

For who is this peace? For who is the better world/country they are building?

Each organization only protects and delimits its actions and interests in what it considers right, but if this affects my enemy, or I can simply slip into the argument of "it's not our business" or "the world is cruel" you see that no one is protecting peace, interests are being protected. Completely forgotten who are being dragged in. This would apply to WISE, Garden and SSS.

The real intrigue here, is how affected are Twilight, Yor and Yuri regarding their organizations?

They each protect their own personal ideals, but the relationship between their own values and those of their organization becomes so close that sometimes they are lost.

It's funny, when you remember mission 1 when Twilight claims to "hate children", when "protecting the happiness of children was what made him become a spy", he seeks to create peace so that children can be happy. But being under the dominion of WISE has sometimes made him lose his own north, and it was being in contact with Anya that made him unveil, and remember that she is above it for him.

Then, you have Yor, who considers herself to be an individual of absolutely no value. She only serves to take the lives of others and her organization claims she should be proud of it, she is saving her country. Yor has only lived to follow the instructions given to her with no personal worth and judgment. Being with Anya and Loid has made her see that she can be so much more.

Yuri lives only for Yor, and believes the false equivalency of protecting my homeland is protecting Yor. When it is clearly a subjective argument. In the end, his organization does not build a safer country, and does not look out for innocent people who are not to blame for how cruel the world is. After all, Anya is just the daughter of the one who steals his sister.... But remember that to hurt that child, is to hurt Yor How can they protect the country where their sister lives if they don't even protect six-year-old children? How do you make Ostania a safer country?

Being in contact with Anya, directly and indirectly, is what has allowed us to touch the heartstrings of these elite agents. And I hope it makes them question: Are the organizations they have given their lives to really building the peace they want? Are their organizations protecting the people they care about? What about the other people who are also affected? It is deadly ambitious, and disturbing, to see what kind of reactions and effect this will leave once this arc is over. Who will save those innocent children? Who will save Anya?

How will Twilight react when he finds out that Sylvia deliberately withheld this information?

Can he just stay calm? Can they seriously believe that he thought "Oh, well, that's right, that's none of our business. Anya is just a pawn on the mission...." I'm talking about the same man who was about to destroy the face of a professor with high influence in Eden with a punch for just making his (fake) daughter cry, deflecting the impact only at the last minute

...Even though Sylvia has done the right thing for WISE, it still worries and intrigues me how Twilight will deal with this....Will he try to suppress his annoyance (anger) at this decision? Or will he really start to question WISE himself?

What will Garden do about it? What will Yor do about it?

Is Shopkeeper really behind the enemies of the country?

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This arc is affecting me too much

[thewilliamambervein]

Saku93 as Yor

[moonlight-rings]

Yor From Spy X Family + Text Post

[anime-world210]

Hola new post!! Ya todos la conocen ella es la Thron Princess❤😘saludos ha todos y a todas buena tarda!!

[abdy-18]

What cover is your favorite?

Volume 10 (Child [Redacted])

Volume 3 (Thron Princess)

Voting ended onAug 30, 2024

[itsmaferart]

Small Theory # 5

Have you thought that perhaps Twilight's words in the "Honey Trap" are a foreshadow?

I've already talked a lot about the honey trap, in this scene Twilight was definitely not thinking, much less using the "best strategy" of conquest for his fake wife.

But don't you find the words he decided to use to talk to Yor curious?

Without context, these words fit perfectly in a post-identity reveal talk, as a statement by Twilight Let's skip for a few moments the context of the scene, reading only the dialogue (lies) that Twilight is saying:

"I am so sorry I made you worry, Yor..."

Surely if the truth were revealed, the Forger family would fall, and with it would come a separation, possibly both he and Yor would be very confused in a possible war conflict soon to be reactivated. In this case, Twilight would be apologizing, if he will be reunited with Yor, because he has only been worrying her….

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..."But I still want you to trust me"...

But could Yor? They have both been deceiving each other, they have lied about their real jobs. But Yor has been much more truthful, she has told him true civilian identity, he knows about Yuri and the absence of their parents, her maternal feelings for Anya are totally genuine, and by that point she knows she is "in love with him" she knows her feelings for him are real too.

…So, if Twilight, the spy, asked her to continue to trust him, would she do it?

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..."Do you hate me now, Yor?"...

If she is not sure she trusts him, because she does not know what words and actions were real or not, Twilight might think that Yor now hates him, and she will never have another chance to regain his trust

..."All this time I've spent by your side has finally made me realize how I fell about you"...

And if indeed, Twilight realizes that all the time he has been with Yor has only made him fall in love with her without realizing it, and after a long time by her side is that he manages to realize what his true feelings are.

And most importantly…

..."Yor, I want you to be my real wife

And that's when he declares that he wants her to be his real wife (with a subtle blush on her cheek escaping).

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Isn't it funny that Twilight used these words? He could have really chosen another kind of phrases, more appropriate ones, to make her understand that Yor is irreplaceable and achieve his goal of seducing her for the mission. After all Loid Forger (Twilight) is not far from being able to seduce her, he lives with her daily, and he has ten years as a spy seducing women to back him up. And he decides in the end to use these kinds of words that were clearly going to lead him to utter failure.

I find it hard to believe that this was a banality. What if Twilight's lies end up backfiring on him, and statements like, "I will protect Yor with my life" or "Why are you getting irritated, Twilight? She's not even my real wife"… end up becoming very real.

Twilight has already implied that he doesn't want the relationship he has with Yor to be ruined, and that wrong ideas make her feel bad…. There is nothing more important than Yor's well-being… for the mission

What if he realizes deep down he is expressing with these words that he genuinely does not want to lose Yor? ❤️

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Let me know what you think!!!