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Encantadia is a vast and magical continent in an "unnamed", enchanted realm. It comprises three kingdoms: Lireo, Sapiro, and Hathoria, and an autonomous territory, Adamya. The three kingdoms and Adamya bear the [[Brilyante (Encantadia)|four elemental gems]] that hold the continent in balance. Lireo, in the east, is the kingdom that cared for ''Brilyante ng Hangin'' (Gemstone of Air). Adamya, is the keeper of ''Brilyante ng Tubig'' (Gemstone of Water). Sapiro, the northern kingdom, kept the ''Brilyante ng Lupa'' (Gemstone of Earth) and had its lands blessed with precious metals and stones, and its soil fertile unlike any other land. Hathoria, the kingdom of the west, held the ''Brilyante ng Apoy'' (Gemstone of Fire) and utilized it for the development of weapons and war machinery.
Encantadia is a vast and magical continent in an "unnamed", enchanted realm. It comprises three kingdoms: Lireo, Sapiro, and Hathoria, and an autonomous territory, Adamya. The three kingdoms and Adamya bear the [[Brilyante (Encantadia)|four elemental gems]] that hold the continent in balance. Lireo, in the east, is the kingdom that cared for ''Brilyante ng Hangin'' (Gemstone of Air). Adamya, is the keeper of ''Brilyante ng Tubig'' (Gemstone of Water). Sapiro, the northern kingdom, kept the ''Brilyante ng Lupa'' (Gemstone of Earth) and had its lands blessed with precious metals and stones, and its soil fertile unlike any other land. Hathoria, the kingdom of the west, held the ''Brilyante ng Apoy'' (Gemstone of Fire) and utilized it for the development of weapons and war machinery.


After the [[Great Encantadian War]] the three kingdoms were able to live in peace for a thousand years, but the day came when the Hathors (inhabitants of Hathoria), led by King Arvak, gave in to their greed and started the [[Lirean war]] to claim the other gems, that they may gain power and rule over the whole continent. After seizing the Gemstone of Water from Adamya, the Hathors waged war with the Sapiro, in pursuit of the gemstone of earth. King Arvak seized the Gemstone of Earth from King Armeo of Sapiro, then killed King Armeo. Later, King Arvak was killed by a Sapirian warrior named Asval. Before he died, prince Raquim of Sapiro claimed the Gemstones of Water, Earth and Fire from King Arvak. The death of King Arvak weakened the Hathor force and made them retreat. After the war, the kingdom of Sapiro fell and was left in ruins.
After the [[Great Encantadian War]] for which Lireo, Sapiro and Hathoria defeated Etheria, the three kingdoms were able to live in peace for a thousand years, but the day came when the Hathors (inhabitants of Hathoria), led by King Arvak, gave in to their greed and started the [[Lirean war]] to claim the other gems, that they may gain power and rule over the whole continent. After seizing the Gemstone of Water from Adamya, the Hathors waged war with the Sapiro, in pursuit of the gemstone of earth. King Arvak seized the Gemstone of Earth from King Armeo of Sapiro, then killed King Armeo. Later, King Arvak was killed by a Sapirian warrior named Asval. Before he died, prince Raquim of Sapiro claimed the Gemstones of Water, Earth and Fire from King Arvak. The death of King Arvak weakened the Hathor force and made them retreat. After the war, the kingdom of Sapiro fell and was left in ruins.


Prince Raquim immediately brought the three gemstones to Queen Mine-a of Lireo and the keeper of Gemstone of Air, for safekeeping. The four gems have not been separated since.
Prince Raquim immediately brought the three gemstones to Queen Mine-a of Lireo and the keeper of Gemstone of Air, for safekeeping. The four gems have not been separated since.

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Encantadia
File:Encantadia 2016 current logo.jpg
Official titlecard used from September 28, 2016 until May 19, 2017
Genre
Created bySuzette Doctolero
Based onEncantadia (2005)
Developed byLilybeth G. Rasonable
Written bySuzette Doctolero
Directed byMark A. Reyes
Creative directorRoy Iglesias
Starring
Opening theme"Tadhana!" by Bayang Barrios
Country of originPhilippines
Original languages
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes218 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producerWinnie Hollis-Reyes
Production locationsFortune Island, Philippines
Manila, Philippines (Mortal World)
Camera setupMultiple-Camera Setup
Running time30-45 minutes
Production companyGMA Entertainment TV
Original release
NetworkGMA Network
ReleaseJuly 18, 2016 (2016-07-18) –
May 19, 2017 (2017-05-19)
Related

Encantadia was a Filipino fantasy television series by GMA Network. It was a reboot (often called as requel or retelling-sequel) of the network's 2005 fantasy series of the same name. It previously starred Sunshine Dizon as Pirena, Amihan by Iza Calzado, Karylle as Alena and Danaya by Diana Zubiri.[1] It was the fourth series in the Encantadia franchise and was aired eleven years after the third one. The show began airing on July 18, 2016 in the Philippines and worldwide through GMA Pinoy TV and ended on May 19, 2017.[2] It is also shown exclusively online through iflix at 1080p high-definition video as video on demand.[3][4]

The whole cast, including the highly coveted roles of the Sang'gres, were officially revealed live on April 4, 2016 on 24 Oras. The role of Sang'gre Amihan was played by Kylie Padilla, Sang'gre Alena by Gabbi Garcia, Sang'gre Danaya by Sanya Lopez and Sang'gre Pirena by Glaiza de Castro.[5] According to the director, Mark Reyes, the series was originally set to run until December 2016 but after its success it was extended until February 2017.[6][7][8] Due to the show's consistent high ratings, GMA extended the series until April 2017,[9] and once again extended until May 19, 2017.[10]

In 2017, it was announced that Encantadia Director's Cut will be uploaded on their facebook page and youtube channel, the cuts that weren't shown on television that may hint for the next season. And later, it was officially confirmed that Encantadia will reprise a new season with different ambience and will air before the end of the decade; as some of the cast will have their new shows for awhile.

Series overview

Episodes

Main article: List of Encantadia (2016 TV series) episodes

The series had a total of 218 episodes. The 45th episode marked the end of the retelling of the original story in 2005 wherein Queen Amihan was dethroned by Pirena who headed a coup de etat against the Lirean Kingdom. The 46th episode embarked the beginning of the sequel in which new story line debut. The 149th episode embarked the beginning of the second season. While the 219th episode embarked the third season that will be aired within this decade. This requel became the longest-running series of the Encantadia franchise without having book 2 to 3 unlike before.

Premise

Encantadia is a vast and magical continent in an "unnamed", enchanted realm. It comprises three kingdoms: Lireo, Sapiro, and Hathoria, and an autonomous territory, Adamya. The three kingdoms and Adamya bear the four elemental gems that hold the continent in balance. Lireo, in the east, is the kingdom that cared for Brilyante ng Hangin (Gemstone of Air). Adamya, is the keeper of Brilyante ng Tubig (Gemstone of Water). Sapiro, the northern kingdom, kept the Brilyante ng Lupa (Gemstone of Earth) and had its lands blessed with precious metals and stones, and its soil fertile unlike any other land. Hathoria, the kingdom of the west, held the Brilyante ng Apoy (Gemstone of Fire) and utilized it for the development of weapons and war machinery.

After the Great Encantadian War for which Lireo, Sapiro and Hathoria defeated Etheria, the three kingdoms were able to live in peace for a thousand years, but the day came when the Hathors (inhabitants of Hathoria), led by King Arvak, gave in to their greed and started the Lirean war to claim the other gems, that they may gain power and rule over the whole continent. After seizing the Gemstone of Water from Adamya, the Hathors waged war with the Sapiro, in pursuit of the gemstone of earth. King Arvak seized the Gemstone of Earth from King Armeo of Sapiro, then killed King Armeo. Later, King Arvak was killed by a Sapirian warrior named Asval. Before he died, prince Raquim of Sapiro claimed the Gemstones of Water, Earth and Fire from King Arvak. The death of King Arvak weakened the Hathor force and made them retreat. After the war, the kingdom of Sapiro fell and was left in ruins.

Prince Raquim immediately brought the three gemstones to Queen Mine-a of Lireo and the keeper of Gemstone of Air, for safekeeping. The four gems have not been separated since.

Five thousand years have passed and the story unfolds in Lireo, where Queen Mine-a will choose her successor from her daughters Pirena, Amihan, Alena and Danaya. She and Imaw, an elder from Adamya, can feel imminent danger lurking, and as the gods called her to Devas (the world of the dead), she has to leave the kingdom of Lireo in good and capable hands. She put her daughters to the test to see their capabilities and know who is best fit to be the next queen. Mine-a chooses and crowns Amihan, which to Pirena's dismay, led to her rebellion and the onset of the so-called War of the four Gems. The chain of events that transpired made way for the separation of the gemstones. Pirena, after having stolen the gemstone of fire, sided with the Hathors and gave them back the power they've lost. Hathor now plans to rise up from hiding and bring Lireo to its demise, with the end in view of ruling over the whole of Encantadia.

After Amihan's sacrificing death, she appointed her youngest sister Danaya to be the next Queen of Lireo as the sixth queen and the new guardian of her Gem of Air. Danaya ascended into queenship and sought peace for the whole land for roughly eighteen strong years as she sacrificed her only love, Aquil. As her reign passes, the land encounters another danger from the evil forces lead by the goddess Ether who resurrects old queen of Etheria, Avria and her Hera Andora.

After the war, evil goddess Ether sought revenge for the forces of light. She succeeded in her goal of uprising the new Etheria. The Etheria together with the resurrected Heras will be the new challenges of the Sang'gres. But eventually, of course, darkness will never win. At the end of the day, after the final war, Avria, was killed by Hagorn for his ambitions, Bathalang Keros was killed by Bathalang Arde who temporarily killed the new Bathaluman Cassiopeia, Bathalang Arde who was killed by Bathalang Emre, Deshna and Odessa who was killed by Hagorn while the other is Danaya for the common good; Muyak, Memfes, Juvila, Asval, Andora who was killed in the war; Hagorn who was killed by Raquim, Ariana, and LilaSari. Ether was never killed but cursed into a mortal snake. The final war ended with the forces of light winning. The lightness in Encantadia came back and joyful environment reigned as Pirena and Danaya got married with their newborn heiresses along with their husbands, LilaSari who ascended into the throne being the Sapiryan queen along with Ybrahim, had their heiress created by the new Bathaluman Cassiopeia, Cassandra, made by Amihan's ashes, Cassiopeia's blood, and Lira's bunch of hair. Alena ascended as the queen of Lireo along with her Adamyan heir, as the ivtres from Devas visited along with the comeback of Hara Durié Amihan's soul as well as with Mira and Paopao's new heiress.

The screen turned into black as the young saviors of Encantadia plays in the Adamyan sea as a mystic owl agent watches them from afar who came from a mystic land faraway in Encantadia (later revealed to be Atlantika, under the frozen seas of Adamya) who was revealed to be Cassiope-a's evil twin who lived away from Encantadia and promised the near occupation in the land of Encantados, as the rise of new challenge occur in the reigning queen of Encantadia, Alena along with the new guardians and saviors. What fates uprise, as Mayca and Amarro gone missing after they were fooled by a fake Apitong, turns out the real one was to be killed by an agent of Casilda (Cassiopea's twin) and the one they met is really a shapeshifter (when Amarro after the final war followed Mayca). And it is revealed that the fake Apitong brought Mayca to Casilda to be her spy, while Amarro was bought to be the guardian of Avria and Hagorn's daughter made by Ether who was left under Casilda's care, named Adriana. The new saviors rise along with the new threats of darkness shall occupy the whole land and realm that promises unknown fate of everyone in the land as the screen turns to black.

Cast and characters

Main article: List of Encantadia (2016 TV series) characters

Main cast

Supporting cast

he has committed crimes to the three royal kingdoms that made him a prince of nowhere
  • Carlos Gonzales as Mashna Muros ng Lireo
  • Pancho Magno as Mashna Hitano ng Lireo/Verdano
  • Klea Pineda as Muyak "Sinukuan"
  • Buboy Villar as Wantuk
  • Cheska Iñigo as Mashna-de Mayca ng Sapiro [d]
  • Noel Urbano as Imaw's voice

Extended cast

  • Inah de Belen as Deshna ng Hathoria-Sapiro-Lireo/Luna
  • Eula Valdes as Hara Avria ng Andal, Etheria
  • Phytos Ramirez as Paolo Carlos "Paopao" Aguirre [e]
  • Arra San Agustin as Ariana/Amihan
  • Marx Topacio as Azulan
  • Rey Talosig Jr. as Bathalang Emre
    • Zoren Legaspi as exiled Bathalang Emre
  • Jinri Park as Hera Juvila ng Volo

Special participation

Akkadia is an alter reality of Encantadia

Guest cast

  • Ana Feleo as Dama Ades
  • Christian Bautista as Apitong
  • Jaycee Parker as Hara Asnara (Fallen Queen of Sapiro)
formerly named Minastacia in the old series; also called Mayne
  • John Feir as Jigs
  • Joanna Marie Katanyag as Choleng
  • Rafa Siguion-Reyna as Enuo
  • Betong Sumaya as Rael
  • Leandro Baldemor as Dado Quizon
  • Lindsay de Vera as Dina
  • Carmen del Rosario as Rosing
  • Kyle Manalo as Louie
  • Arny Ross as Silvia Montecarlo
  • Nar Cabico as Banjo
  • Maureen Larrazabal as Hafte Lanzu ng Carcero
  • Ge Villamil as Hafte Orthana ng Carcero
  • Ermie Concepcion as Vita
  • Ervic Vijandre as Mashna Icarus
  • James Teng as Pakô
  • Conan Stevens as Vish'ka
  • Yuan Francisco as young Paopao/Paolo
  • Vaness del Moral as Dama Gurna
  • Edwin Reyes as Dagtum
  • Rodjun Cruz as Kambal Diwa of Soul Gem
  • Migo Adecer as Anthony Montecarlo
    • Andy Smith as adult Anthony Montecarlo
  • Tanya Gomez as Salome Aguirre
  • Jake Vargas as Gilas
  • Andre Paras as Wahid
  • Joross Gamboa as Rehav Manik
  • Ces Aldaba as Evades ng Sensa
  • Mara Alberto as Mashna Kaizan ng Sapiro
  • Sheree Bautista-Magdangal as Hera Odessa ng Ae-ga
  • Paolo Gumabao as Jamir, Fallen King of Sapiro and Father of LilaSari
  • Valeen Montenegro as Bathalumang Haliya
introverted goddess of beauty, love, and goodness; owns a mystic legendary pet; goddess who resides in the moon and the Adamyan seas who took spring bathes and loves honey
  • Ian de Leon as Bathalang Keros
guardian of the dead island faraway from Encantadia named Binyaan; has a blue dragon
  • Lance Serrano as Memfes
  • Julianne Lee as Mashna-de Alira Naswen ng Sapiro
  • Avery Paraiso as Rehav Kahlil
  • Ken Alfonso as Gamil
  • Dayara Shane portrays two roles
    • young Amihan
    • Rehav Cassandra ng Sapiro (Ybrahim and LilaSari's heiress, Lira, Amihan, and Cassiope-a's daughter)
  • Barbara Miguel as teenage Pirena
  • Andrea Elaine Julian portrays two roles
    • young Pirena
    • Diwani Miranda ng Hathoria-Punjabwe (Pirena and Azulan's daughter)
  • JC Movido portrays two roles
    • young Danaya
    • Diwani Gracia ng Hathoria-Lireo-Adamya (Mira and Paopao's daughter)
  • Althea Ablan portrays two roles
    • young Alena
    • Diwani Armea ng Lireo-Sapiro (Danaya and Aquil's daughter)
  • Chlaui Malayao as young Milagros/Lira
  • Kariz Espiñosa as young "Lira"/Mira
  • Carl Acosta as Rehav Adamus ng Lireo-Adamya (Alena and Memfes' son)

Production

Main article: Encantadia

On November 5, 2015, Atty. Felipe Gozon, the chairman and CEO of GMA Network Inc. finally announced during a GMA Network press conference, the remake of the successful 2005 fantasy series as part of the network's program line-up for 2016.[25] On January 6, 2016, director Mark A. Reyes posted on his Instagram account that he will return as the director of the series.[26]Suzette Doctolero, who created the first Encantadia remains as concept creator and head writer for this series.[27] Encantadia was Doctolero's first head writing project with the network in 2005, and also served as her training for writing a fantasy story for the first time.[28] She emphasized that the Encantadia requel focuses on correcting the mistakes of the original series.

This requel was first publicized during Marian Rivera's renewal of contract at GMA Network on February 16, 2016 wherein she was introduced by Lilybeth Rasonable, SVP of Entertainment for GMA Network to covet the role of Inang Reyna Mine-a.[29] The following day, it was announced by director Mark Reyes in 24 Oras that the series is already on its pre-production stage and conceptualization.[30] The first teaser of Encantadia premiered during Eat Bulaga on February 14, 2016 featuring a snippet of the power gems and the iconic "Tadhana" theme song.[31] The first trailer of Encantadia was released June 11, 2016 and generally garnered positive reviews. The trailer featured the four Sang'gres' brandishing their powers. It also showed a glimpse of the re-imagined realm of Encantadia.[32]

GMA Network Inc. released the full trailer of Encantadia (2016) on July 6, 2016 and announced that its television premiere is earlier than expected. The show started on July 18, 2016 on GMA Telebabad block.[33] On September 15, 2016, the director posted on his Instagram account that the retelling concluded after 43 episodes, and the 45th will be the start of the 2005's sequel, stating that "The retelling ends. And the sequel begins,".[34] He further added that it's not about 2005 version anymore, and new storyline will emerge on the series.[35]

Casting

Filipina actress Marian Rivera plays the role of (Inang Reyna) Mine-a, the Queen of Lireo, (originally played by Dawn Zulueta).[36] Rivera's husband, Dingdong Dantes, who played Ybarro in the original series plays the role of Raquim, prince of Sapiro (originally played by Richard Gomez). It serves as the comeback series of the couple after welcoming their first daughter and their last show together was My Beloved in 2012. Klea Pineda and Migo Adecer also join the cast as part of their prize after winning StarStruck VI.[37]

On April 4, 2016, the four new Sang'gres of Encantadia were revealed live on 24 Oras. Amihan, the keeper of the wind gem, originally played by Iza Calzado, is now portrayed by Kylie Padilla. In the show's press conference, Padilla stated that being cast in Encantadia puts you as an "A-lister" in show business.[38] Gabbi Garcia takes on the role of Alena, the keeper of the water gem, who was originally played by Karylle. Garcia stated that the series is her biggest break in the industry.[38] She further stated, "...i’m not really gonna try to outdo but then, we’re not replacing them[...] just making a new, fresh version for the young audiences, for the generation now".[38] Newcomer Sanya Lopez is Danaya, the youngest of the sisters and the keeper of the earth gem, played by Diana Zubiri in the original series. Lopez stated that having been compared to the original series was a big challenge for her, but in a positive way.[38] Glaiza de Castro is the keeper of the gem of fire, Pirena, originally played by Sunshine Dizon. According to Doctolero, de Castro is the one and only choice for the role but she also auditioned for it. According to her, she watched and studied trainings from famous martial arts artists to get ready for the role.[38] Other cast members including their roles also appeared after the announcement .[39]

Sunshine Dizon, who played Pirena in the original series, revealed on May 6, 2016 that she takes part on the retelling-sequel of the 2016 series with a big but different character role, as Adhara.[40] Meanwhile, Diana Zubiri who previously played Danaya is also cast as LilaSari.[41][42]

A week before the show, Australian actor Conan Stevens, best known for his role on the American fantasy television series Game of Thrones, confirmed that he would join the cast in an unspecified role, which later on revealed as Vish'ka.[43]

As the series progress, few special roles emerged; the first is Miguel Tanfelix who plays Pagaspas, a Mulawin with a mission to help the diwatas of Lireo.[44] He played the same role 12 years ago on the series of the same name.[45] The next would be Alden Richards, who will also play a Mulawin whose appearance has not yet been televised.[46] In an interview with Manila Times, Richards said, "...11 years ago. I remember I watched the show with my family and I was so mesmerized with all the special effects. [...]When I learned that GMA was doing a ‘requel’ of Encantadia, I was really wishing to be a part of the show. That’s why when they told me that I have a role in the series, I was so happy...".[47]

Costume design

"The process is the same as when we make our signature gowns for clients here and abroad. Since the designs I've made still include my signature details, it was not that hard for me and my team to create the costumes. The only difference is that we had to consider how these gowns would appear against chroma optical filters used in television as Encantadia is a telefantasia which requires chroma."

— Libiran, on how Encantadia costumes were made.[48]

Encantadia's costume designer is Francis Libiran, a world-renowned and critically acclaimed designer in the Philippines who did an extensive research to come up with the designs.[48][49] According to Libiran, his team brainstormed together with Encantadia's production team and watched old clips of Encantadia in YouTube to conceptualized the character's fashion sense.[50] The gowns of the sang'gres and Ynang Reyna is more edgy and fashionable compared to the ruggedness/cocky-themed costumes in 2005.[48] Each gown depicts the powers and personalities of each sang'gre while showing one thing that they have in common- Royal.[48] The colors of their gowns match the colors of the gems that the Sang’gres are guarding. Just like in the original series, they wore elegant gowns when they were not in a battle.[51] He further stated, "A normal gown usually takes us two months to create but since we had to consider the time, we assigned a dedicated team of craftsmen to produce the outfits in just 15 days."[48] According to the cast, they went on a strict diet and fitness trainings to secure their shape suited for their exquisite gowns.[52] The cast first appeared in costumes during "ToyCon 2016 Poplife Fan Xperience" at the SMX Convention Center, Pasay City on June 10, 2016.[53]

Critical Reception

According to a review by CNN Philippines, Encantadia lived up to its long-gestating hype. The introduction and the narration was a big step-up for the show compared to the first one.[54] It further stated that the new iteration looks better than the original and paces itself well in terms of narrative and plot.[54] CNN was also impressed with the fight scenes giving impressions that are being done on a grander scale.[54] They also stated that the scenes have depth and CG backgrounds are rendered beautifully and looks a lot slicker and a whole lot darker, looking like something from the PC version of Skyrim which they expressed as a huge improvement after over a decade.[54] Anthea Reyes of WheninManila.com was also impressed of the series stating: "...all of our childish fantasies have returned to primetime television and it’s come back bigger, better, and infinitely more awesome..."[55] She also stated that "the writing team is using this opportunity to the fullest to solidify the myth, the plot holes, and the motivations of everything. The writers of the show were able to place meaning in an aesthetic choice made from way before and further enrich the story."[55] She also noted that the details of characters costume, to the clarified presence of the nomadic soldiers post Sappiro-Hathoria war, up until the background music used per every shot were all world class.[55] FHM Philippines also made a review of the show and states that the creators of the show made an effort to make a living and breathing world and they succeeded.[56] They also imposed that even though it was heavily inspired by Hollywood fantasy movies, it has the FIlipino flavor adding its own twist.[56] They also pointed out that one of the shows strengths is that it has its own unique story. FHM further stated that: "...Like the original that came 11 years before it, Encantadia gives audiences something new to watch when it comes to primetime programming. Finally, something to cleanse our palate from all the drama and romantic programs that we've grown accustomed to."[56]

A review by Philippine Entertainment Portal stated that the show’s director of photography and cameramen were impressive for utilizing different creative camera angles and techniques as it contributed to the intensity and excitement in the scene.[57] They also gave positive feedback to its musical scoring stating that "...One of the factors that contributed to Encantadia 2005’s success is its musical scoring, in fact, it was even commended in the Asian Television Awards for Best Original Music Score. This requel did not disappoint when it comes to this aspect. The musical scorer seemed to compose different pieces suited to each kingdom since each had its own theme[...]the modernized, upbeat version of "Tadhana" also inensified the fight scenes."[57]

Because of the good ratings and the success of the show, Encantadia is slated or expected to have another season. This was hinted on few scenes in its finale showing Cassiopea's twin, who lives in the ice kingdom in the far northern part of Encantadia, seems to pose a threat to diwatas. This was attested further by an Instagram post of Director Mark Reyes that the finale episode is his "official statement".

There is no confirmation from GMA Network about the second season. Two weeks before the anticipated finale, fans, through a petition in Change.org, have clamored for another season.

To this day, no confirmation too has been released by GMA Network nor anyone from the production team about the pre-production and scriptwriting for nor a target year of second season's airing. Reportedly, Reyes inferred that Season 2 might include stories about Mayca or Apitong.

On the other hand, a Director's Cut of the Finale is on the works and will be uploaded soon. The Director's Cut shall include many deleted scenes of the successful finale.

Ratings

Encantadia premiered on July 18, 2016 on GMA Telebabad block. According to AGB Nielsen the highly-anticipated pilot episode of GMA's epic telefantasya drew a 26.1% rating in Urban Luzon beating ABS-CBN's FPJ's Ang Probinsyano which received a 24.2% rating. Kantar Media survey, however, says otherwise when the Coco Martin-starrer prevailed over Encantadia after garnering a 42.4% rating nationwide with Encantadia trailing behind with a national rating of 21%.[58]

AGB NIELSEN URBAN LUZON TV RATINGS
(7:45 PM PST)
PILOT EPISODE FINALE EPISODE LOWEST PEAK AVERAGE SOURCE
26.1%
 —
21.6%
(July 21, 2016)
30.1%
(November 10, 2016)
25.6%
 [59][60]
AGB NIELSEN NUTAM TV RATINGS
(7:45 PM PST)
PILOT EPISODE FINALE EPISODE LOWEST PEAK AVERAGE SOURCE
—
13.8%
21.8%
(December 25, 2016)
26.6%
(January 27, 2017)
24.2%
 [61]
KANTAR MEDIA NATIONAL TV RATINGS
(7:45 PM PST)
PILOT EPISODE FINALE EPISODE LOWEST PEAK AVERAGE SOURCE
21.0%
27.0%
18.8%
(July 26, 2016)
28.0%
(January 30, 2017)
23.8%
 [62][63]

Awards and nominations

Year Television Awards/Critics Award/Category Country Result Ref
2017 Apollo Awards Best Visual Effects - Long-term Category Singapore Won [64][65]
UmalohokJuan Awards 2017 TV Drama Program of the Year Philippines Won [66]
2016 Gawad Filipino Media People's Choice Awards Best Fantaserye of the Year Won [67][68]
Pinaka Mahusay na Actor sa Television sa pag ganap sa Encantadia GMA 7- John Arcilla Won
Pinaka Mahusay na Actress sa Television sa pag ganap sa Encantadia GMA 7- Glaiza de Castro Won
Anak TV Awards Favorite TV Program Won [69]

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