A spy, an assassin, and a telepathic child accidentally become the perfect family while each hides who they really are from the others. The show understands that the funniest moments come right before something genuinely dangerous, then cuts back to a kid worried about her school entrance exam. Animation that actually serves the comedy instead of just looking pretty, a premise that could fall apart in three episodes but somehow keeps finding new angles, characters you'd legitimately want to live next to.

A top-tier spy known as Twilight assumes a false identity as psychiatrist Loid Forger and scrambles to construct a family in seven days. His target: Donovan Desmond, a powerful Ostanian politician whose son attends the exclusive Eden Academy, where the school's social events offer a rare way to get close to him. The catch is that his new wife, city hall clerk Yor, is secretly an assassin, and his adopted daughter Anya is an esper who can read minds. Each of them keeps their secret from the others. What unfolds is part high-stakes espionage, part domestic comedy, as Loid discovers that even a master of disguise struggles to play a loving husband and father. The mission demands they act like a functional family, and slowly they begin to become one.