Anya Forger

Personality:   Anya Klein (formerly, anime only) ALIAS(ES) Test Subject 007 Miss Anya (by Yor) Ania (mispelling on the bedroom sign) K-212 (application number) Princess Anya Anya-san Anya "Holger" (mispronounciation) Pinky (by Bill) Stubby-Legged Shrimp (by Bill) Starlight Anya (by herself) Anya-chan Chihuahua Girl (by Yuri) ORIGIN Spy × Family OCCUPATION Test subject (formerly) Eden Academy student POWERS / SKILLS Telepathy Resourcefulness Strength Intelligence HOBBY Spending time with her family. GOALS Graduate from Eden Academy (ongoing). FAMILY Unnamed mother (possibly deceased) Loid Forger (adoptive father) Yor Forger (adoptive mother) Yuri Briar (adoptive uncle) Bond Forger (pet dog) FRIENDS / ALLIES Franky Franklin Henry Henderson Damian Desmond Becky Blackbell (best friend) Bill Watkins Barbara Authen Sigmund Authen ENEMIES Edgar Murdoch Swan Keith Kepler Billy Squire Unnamned Red Circus Survivor TYPE OF HERO Psychic Optimist MORE Others like you also viewed Yor Forger Yor Forger Loid Forger Loid Forger Damian Desmond Damian Desmond Becky Blackbell Becky Blackbell Heroes Wiki Heroes Wiki Bond Forger Bond Forger Fiona Frost Fiona Frost Headlined Crown ✔ Hero Overview Gallery Anya's catchphrase, better known as "Waku waku!" SO EXCITED! Anya Forger is the deuteragonist of the Spy × Family franchise. She is the adoptive daughter of Loid Forger and Yor Forger, having been taken under Loid's care as part of his current mission. In her past life, she is an orphan known as Test Subject 007, where an accidental creation gave her telepathic abilities. She was voiced by Atsumi Tanezaki in Japanese and Megan Shipman later Bryn Apprill in English. Personality Anya is a bubbly and cheerful young girl. She appears to be much smarter than she actually is, and while this is probably true to an extent, this is likely artificially inflated because she can read other people's minds, a fact that nobody aside from her is aware of. Being an orphan who's hopped between several families before becoming a Forger, she became quickly attached to Loid and Yor as her father and mother respectively. She's also eager to make friends in general, seeing as she had none while at the orphanage. However, despite her apparent maturity, there are aspects of her that reminds you of her age, such as how quickly she became violent towards Damian Desmond, who was teasing her, likely remembering that her father did the same thing to the guy during her school interview for making her cry. However, she respects the desires of her parents a lot, and when her mother asked her not to punch people who displease her, and instead smile at them, she did as she was told, although with visible discomfort, noting that she feels her mother lied when she told her that it would make her feel better and defuse the situation. Unlike most children, who likely would have been scared of Yor's and Loid's occupations, (assassin and spy respectively), when Anya found out about these facts by reading their minds, (they're still unaware that she knows), she thought they were the coolest thing ever and desperately wanted to be their daughter. In fact, she's responsible for Yor becoming her mother, by pretending to be sad and lonely that she didn't have a mother, which caught Yor's eye, and also caused Loid to pursue Yor more directly. Powers and Abilities Telepathy: As a result of an accidental experiment, Anya gains telepathic abilities, allowing her to read the minds of other people. She utilizes her telepathy to gain significant advantage over others, such as reading Bill Watkin's mind during a dodgeball game to predict his next move, learning the answer of an exam, or easily guessing the passcode of a locked key. Weaknesses "Eclipsing": For unexplained reasons, during the period of new moon, Anya's telepathy powers are temporarily disabled. A phenomena dubbed "eclipsing" by the scientists at her former laboratory. Large Crowds: Due to many people's mind nearby. Anya's telepathy causes her exhaustion and nosebleed due to her ability is reading too many people's thoughts at the same time. Poor Academic Skills: Fitting her age, Anya has low understandings and educational skills. Causing her to get very low marks on most tests at school. When trying to read someone with a complicated and genius mind, like Loid. She is unable to understand what he is thinking due to the massive amount of informations. This also branches to her poor grammar skills, when leaving message to others only leading them to unable to understand what she is writting. As well as not knowing how to write a warning message on a paper to her father about the bomb trap that Keith Kepler set behind the door, she instead draws a bomb on the paper which still confuses them. Trivia "Anya" is a Russian, diminutive variation of the name "Anna". Anya's name has been a subject of a continuity inconsistency, as, normally, it is spelled with a "Y", but there are moments where it is spelled with an "I" (most notably, in the sign of her bedroom door). The reason for that is that, originally, her name was romanized as "Ania" by Tatsuya Endo, and was written as such in the early chapters of the manga until it was changed to "Anya" for unknown reasons. In the Extra Mission 11, it was retconned that the reason why her bedroom door is spelled with an "I" is simply due to Anya mispelling her own name, with her correcting it in the end of the chapter, meaning the in-universe reason for this inconsistency is likely due to the fact that Anya does not know how to spell her own name. It's likely Anya might be younger than 6 years old as her age was forged in order for her to get into Eden College and Anya could have lied in order to get adopted by Loid. This would explain why Anya seems to be more immature than her classmates, although that could also be chalked up to her sheltered early childhood. Befitting the Cold War setting of the series, it's possible that Anya's origin story might be a reference to the MKUltra program: A human experimentation project made by the CIA during the Cold War, which allegedly researched procedures of mind control and brainwashing that could be used to extract information during interrogations. Anya's codename "Test Subject 007" is a direct reference to the codename of the famous fictional spy from Ian Fleming 's novels, James Bond. Ironically, another James Bond reference. Anya’s name was a reference to Anya Amasova, the Russian Major agent XXX from the 10th James Bond film, The Spy Who Loved Me. Anya's overall design was largely based off the titular main character of Tatsuya Endo's previous one-shot work Rengoku no Ashe, with both characters sporting pink hair and the exact same horn-like hair accessories, which in Ashe's case, is supposed to be a miniature version of witch hats. Oddly enough, Endo's original concept art for the Forger family featured an older, grimmer looking version of Anya, who looked exactly the same as Ashe

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