Disney
Pokemon
MLBB
KPOP
PPOP
100

Dachshund head and tail ends joined by an accordion-like metal spring.

Slinky Dog

100

POKEMON #7

SQUIRTLE

100

"Hellfire enlivens Higanbana"

HANABI

100

Members composed of Jennie, Lisa, Rose and Jisoo

BLACKPINK

100

The official fandom name is called "A'TIN," which means "atin" (ours in Filipino), signifying that the group's success belongs to both the members and their supporters.

SB19
200

Made of three stacked round snowballs with stick arms and twig hair.

Olaf

200

POKEMON #37

VULPIX

200

“As fleeting as a snowflake's breath, as timeless as a glacier's heart.”

AURORA

200

Their official fandom name is MIDZY, meaning they trust each other.

ITZY

200

Starred in their own seven-year afternoon drama series titled Daisy Siete on GMA Network.

SEXBOMB

300

She struggles to remember names and details, but responds warmly to love and music.

Mama Coco

300

POKEMON #122

MR. MINE

300

“I don't seek to toil with mortal hearts, only to test the will behind them."

ZHUXIN

300

When they debuted, they introduced themselves as an eight-member group because each real member has a virtual avatar created from their personal data.

aespa

300

They released a fun pre-debut version of the Filipino classic "The Coconut Nut" in 2020.

BINI
400

Any strong emotion—excitement, stress, anger, or joy—causes her to "poof" into a large, fluffy red panda.

Mei

400

POKEMON #393

PIPLUP

400

“From ashes to empress, my rebirth is eternal.”

ZETIAN

400

Their name stands for "I have," representing a confident display of what they possess.

IVE

400

The group's members were selected from standout contestants of popular It's Showtime segments, specifically "Girl on Fire" and "Sexy Babe".

BABY DOLLS

500

Wears a dark green ruana (poncho) with an hourglass design.

Bruno

500

POKEMON #506

LILLIPUP

500

"Fortune favors the bold."

LING

500

Official debut song is "Adore U" (Korean: 아낀다), released on May 29, 2015.

SEVENTEEN

500

Their debut single "kbye" made history by featuring lyrics in seven different Philippine languages: Tagalog, Ilokano, Kapampangan, Bikolano, Waray-Waray, Hiligaynon, and Bisaya.

ALAMAT