Panday Kids

Panday Kids
Ang mga tagapagala ng espada ng Panday, sila ang mga Panday Kids! (The sword of Panday is entrusted upon them, they are the Panday Kids!)
Genre	Fantasy Romance Action Drama
Created by	Carlo J. Caparas
Developed by	Suzette Doctolero
Written by	Richard Cruz Kit Villanueva-Langit Jules Dan Katanyag
Directed by	Mike Tuviera Dominic Zapata
Starring	Sabrina Man Buboy Villar Julian Trono Jolina Magdangal Iza Calzado Marvin Agustin
Opening theme	"Panday Kids" sung by Parokya ni Edgar
Ending theme	"Sana" sung by Buboy Villar
Composer(s)	Chito Miranda
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language(s)	Filipino, English
No. of episodes	72 episodes (final)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Helen Rose C. Sese
Location(s)	Philippines
Camera setup	Multiple-camera setup
Running time	30-45 minutes
Release
Original network	GMA Network (Philippines
Picture format	480i NTSC
Original release	February 22 – June 4, 2010
Chronology
Related shows	Ang Panday
External links
Website

Panday Kids is a fantasy Philippine drama spin-off from the novel of Carlo J. Caparas. It is produced by GMA Network. This is a television sequel of the 2009 film, Ang Panday which was starred by Bong Revilla. The cast is led by three child stars, Sabrina Man, Buboy Villar, and Julian Trono with Jolina Magdangal, Iza Calzado, and Marvin Agustin.

Synopsis

Panday Kids is a story of three kids destined to protect the world from the evil Lizardo using the shards of the Panday Sword. Oliver is the Heart (Puso), Hadji is the Bravery (Tapang) and Charlie is the Intelligence (Talino) of the team. They also symbolizes the Philippines. Oliver symbolizes the Visayas explaining why he has some Visayan words like "dili" that in Tagalog means "hindi" and in English, it means "No/Not". Hadji symbolizes the Mindanao explaining Hadji's religion is Muslim and it was also stated that they live in Mindanao before being sent to Manila. And Charlie symbolizes the Luzon in where she was born and raised. In their journey, they face a lot of suffering as their families are torn apart and those they care for die. In the end they are returned to their normal lives without their Panday Powers and Lizardo perishes. Panday Kids is centered on a place called Mystiko.

Cast and characters

Main cast

• Buboy Villar as Oliver
• Julian Trono as Hadji
• Sabrina Man as Charlie

Supporting cast

• Jolina Magdangal as Ola
• Marvin Agustin as Lizardo, the king of darkness
• Iza Calzado as Maria Makiling, the goddess of nature
• Gelli de Belen as Rosanna
• Ryan Eigenmann as Andreas, a half-goat, half-human, and the brother of Maria Makiling
• Marissa Delgado as Doña Guada Salcedo
• Pen Medina as Lolo Tasyo
• Nanette Inventor as Fidela
• Jose Manalo as Mambo
• Polo Ravales as Cicero, a swordsman, a relative of Lizardo, and mortal enemy of Aureus
• Danilo Barrios as Areas
• Paulo Avelino as Alfred / Aureus ^[1]
• Ella Cruz as Jenny
• Jackie Rice^[2] as Jana / Sarah
• Rich Asuncion as Fatima
• Akihiro Sato as Oswaldo
• Nikki Samonte as Wendy
• Yogo Singh as Makoy
• Miggy Jimenez as Sintoy
• Francheska Salcedo as Marva

Recurring cast

• Ama Quiambao as Old Maria Makiling
• Paolo Paraiso as Ruben
• Miguel Tanfelix as Orix
• Rob Sy as Oxo, a barbarian
• Jan Manual as Hamogo
• Lian Paz as Cecilia
• Gabriel Roxas as Butchoy
• Isabel Granada as Tessa
• Bernard Palanca as James Villafuerte

Guest cast

• Angelika de la Cruz^[3] as Ester
• Tirso Cruz III as Atty. Augusto Luna
• Katrina Halili as Wenoa, an Amazona
• Sheena Halili as Oxana, an Amazona
• Carlo Aquino as Elvin
• Marti San Juan
• John Carlo Tan
• Princess Snell^[4] as Luningning
• Gerard Pizarras as Diego
• Jomari Yllana as Flavio ^[5]
• Christopher De Leon as Guro (Teacher)
• JC de Vera as Aureus (Before he left the show, and transferred to TV5)

References

See also

• List of programs broadcast by GMA Network