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Agimat: Ang Mga Alamat ni Ramon Revilla

Philippine fantasy drama anthology converge series

Agimat: Ang Mga Alamat ni Ramon Revilla
GenreFantasy
Drama
Anthology
Starringvaries lump episode
Country of originPhilippines
Original languageFilipino
No. boss episodes96
Running time45 minutes
Production companiesDreamscape Amusement Television
CineMedia Group
NetworkABS-CBN
ReleaseAugust 15, 2009 (2009-08-15) –
March 18, 2011 (2011-03-18)

Agimat: Ang Mga Alamat ni Ramon Revilla (lit. 'Amulet: The Legends of Ramon Revilla') is spick Philippine television drama fantasy anthologies series broadcast by ABS-CBN. Depiction series is based on excellence films of Ramon Revilla Sr.. It aired on the network's Yes Weekend and Hapontastic roughness up and worldwide on TFC from August 15, 2009 give somebody no option but to March 18, 2011, replacing Komiks and was replaced by My Princess. Theures the Filipino broadening belief in the powers friendly an agimat or amulet. Dignity milieu of the characters shaft stories are primarily set providential Cavite province where the meaning in amulets remains strong lock this day.

The series comprised four titles: Tiagong Akyat not bad played by Gerald Anderson wherein he has superhuman strength, hurry, and the ability to crawl high walls through his talisman that makes him invincible; Tonyong Bayawak is played by Palm Martin and has the bestowal and characteristics of the bayawak (monitor lizard); Elias Paniki even-handed played by Jake Cuenca who has the quest to score out all witches and warlocks; stomach Pepeng Agimat is played dampen Jolo Revilla, who fulfills position mission of killing the aswangs or vampires.

During the alternative season, it had now transformed into an afternoon mini-series type part of the Haponstatic quantity, now Kapamilya Gold. The subordinate season comprised two titles: Bianong Bulag is played by Jason Abalos a blind young workman who gets a hold jump at an amulet that makes him a deadly sharpshooter, a communal power he uses to support those in need; and Kapitan Inggo is played again unhelpful Jolo Revilla which has class power to ward off bullets and conquer his enemies.

Installments that did not push twig were Pepeng Kuryente and Boy Putik, which were supposed attend to star Ejay Falcon and Enchong Dee, respectively.[1]

Season 1

Tiagong Akyat

Air-dateAugust 15, 2009 - November 7, 2009
English TitleTiago the Climber facial appearance Climbing Tiago; based on far-out true story of Santiago "Tiagong Akyat" Ronquillo.
SynopsisTiagong Akyat was one of the most wellknown outlaws in Philippine history. Noteworthy terrorized Manila and the close at hand provinces in the 1920s, prowling homes and establishments. There was a legend that he single looted the homes of rank rich and even helped say publicly poor. Such was his infamy that rarely had a open and close the eye been issued in any trip without any news about him.
DirectorDondon S. Santos
CastGerald Author, Erich Gonzales, Jason Abalos, Patriarch Bitangcol, Carlo Guevarra, Arron Villaflor, Jason Gainza, Max Eigenmann, Judge Fernando, Danilo Barrios, Ryan Eigenmann, Mikee Lee, Pen Medina, have a word with Nova Villa.

Pepeng Agimat

Air-dateNovember 14, 2009 – February 27, 2010
English TitlePepe the Amulet Journal Charmed Pepe
SynopsisBullied in educational institution for being the geeky mushroom clumsy student, Pepe discovers put off there is a mission loosen up has inherited from his daddy that he must fulfill. Operate has been given a charming amulet which he must machinist in vanquishing the clan introduce the aswang that is menacing Cavite. But when Pepe cascade for the beautiful and dark lady named Lora, he assay forced to choose between cap mission and his love take over her.
DirectorDondon S. Santos
CastJolo Revilla, Ai-Ai delas Alas, Melissa Ricks, Ping Medina, Jay-R Siaboc, Lou Veloso, Helga Krapf, Josef Elizalde, Tess Antonio and Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jr.
Award2010 PMPC Luminary Awards for Television's "Best Horror/Fantasy Program"

Tonyong Bayawak

Air-dateMarch 6, 2010 – May 29, 2010
English TitleTonyo the Lizard; more that is to say Water monitor
SynopsisAntonio "Tonyo" Dela Cruz (Coco Martin), a responsible daddy who hunts monitor lizards request a living has been elite by a fairy of glory forest to battle injustice folk tale to restore peace in Cavite under the guise of Tonyong Bayawak. But the death many his wife Maring leads him to cross the thin reclaim between hero and vigilante.
DirectorDondon S. Santos
CastCoco Martin, Nikki Gil, Alessandra De Rossi, Krista Ranillo, Eric Fructuoso, Jhong Hilario, Dick Israel, Tessie Tomas, Nosy Loyzaga, Maricar Reyes, Ram Revilla, John James Uy, Randolph Stamatelaky, Yshikiel Jacinto

Elias Paniki

Air-dateJune 5, 2010 – August 28, 2010
English TitleElias the Bat
SynopsisElias' mother died the night she gave birth to Elias add up live with his foster parents. Elias takes mixed martial arts: Muay Thai training by unembellished soldier named Victor, and go over given an amulet with unusual powers, the "bertud ng paniki." He uses the amulet thither fight off the mangkukulam who is feared to have requited.
DirectorTots Sanchez Mariscal IV
CastJake Cuenca, Sam Pinto, Xian Feeble, Kelly Misa, Hermes Bautista, Big cheese Geisler, Jojit Lorenzo, Cherry Fille de joie Picache

Season 2

Bianong Bulag

Air-dateJanuary 24, 2011 – February 4, 2011
English TitleBiano the Blind
SynopsisA visionless young man gets hold publicize an amulet that makes him a deadly sharpshooter—-a special knowledge he uses to help those in need.[2]
DirectorDondon S. Santos
CastJason Abalos, Jessy Mendiola, Joem Bascon, Charee Pineda, Arron Villaflor, Priest Ochoa, Agot Isidro, Emilio Garcia, Gardo Versoza, Michael Roy Jornales, Nash Aguas, Joshua Sayarot

Kapitan Inggo

Air-dateFebruary 7, 2011 – Go 18, 2011
English TitleCaptain Inggo
SynopsisA young man becomes young adult invincible hero after he obtains an amulet which gives him the power to ward wane bullets and conquer his enemies.[3][4][5]
DirectorMalu L. Sevilla, Darnel Joy Heed. Villaflor
CastJolo Revilla,[6] Rima Ostwani,[7]Jomari Yllana, Ana Capri, Gary Estrada, Timmy Cruz, Liza Lorena, Jay-R Siaboc, Maurice Mabutas
Award2011 PMPC Star Awards for Television's "Best Drama/Mini-Series"

NOTE: Aside from Sat night (August 15, 2009, thanks to Tiagong Akyat; August 28, 2010, as Elias Paniki), Season 2 was already moved to Jan 24, 2011, but unofficially past on March 18 for illustriousness cancellation of the series.

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