What Spy x Family figures can you collect?

The anchor line is Good Smile Company's Nendoroid series. Nendoroid Loid Forger was released in November 2022 and Nendoroid Anya Forger in December 2022, each priced at ¥6,500 including tax, about $45 at the time, with Yor following in the same line; the chibi format, all huge heads and swappable faces, suits Endo's expression-driven art unusually well. Good Smile's Nendoroid Plus plush line put the three Forgers on the shelf as 170 to 200 millimeter plush at ¥3,850 each, about $27 at the time, in October 2022.

Below the anchors, the program runs on volume and price. Bushiroad Creative's PalVerse line announced palm-sized Spy x Family figures at ¥1,100 each, about $7, for February 27, 2026, the blind-box end of the market, and the Japanese prize-figure and Ichiban Kuji ecosystems have cycled Anya through arcades and convenience-store lotteries since the anime's first season.

Two of the most collectible Spy x Family objects are not figures at all, and this Library documents them with the shelf: the Code: White Film File, the Endo-drawn booklet printed in four million copies for Japanese cinema audiences in December 2023, and Wit Studio's Animation Art Book of the same month, whose store-exclusive bonus variants, a glitter card at Tsutaya, a bromide frame set at the official shop, a signed mini print at the Wit Store, made even a reference book a small collecting field.