Tabi-tabi po is a line Filipinos say whenever we’re passing by forests or walking in grassy areas. This is said so we could ask spirits and elemental creatures to move aside since we cant see them, that way we wont disturb them too. It somehow means “excuse me” :) There’s a tagalog and japanese dubbed version on netflix! It’s pretty good too!
It's not a Philippine animation, it's an animation that is Philippine-inspired. Americans and Koreans collab to make the comic alive. It's like America-Korea-Phillippines collaboration
The Wakwak is a vampiric, bird-like creature in Philippine mythology. It is said to snatch humans at night as prey, similar to the Manananggal and the Ekekin rural areas of the Philippines. The difference between the Manananggal and the Wakwak is that Wakwak cannot separate its torso from its body while the Manananggal can. Some believe the Wakwak is a form of vampire. Other people contend that a Wakwak is a Philippine night bird associated with witches.
@@exudeku not all but some can be. Depends on the type of tribe: leaders are called Apo, Datu, Sultan or Rajah (Sultanates near the sea vs kingdoms vs mountain tribes so many types honestly I'm confused myself)
In general the story is about Filipino folklore especially our monsters (or yokai in your terms) and said creatures are actually co-mingling with us during modern times. Trese is the warrior/healer/detective that keeps the peace. It is actually soooo entertaining. And love you guys. Every sibling should emulate you. Keep it up!
Trese shows about the other side of the Philippines, especially how our superstitious beliefs works before until now, at the present. So it was worth to watch and worth to read. I hope you could watch it too. Keep safe Yoshi-san and Kohei-kun!
It's high time the philippines explored other genres such as anime about music. The japanese anime on music usually involves a piano or a violin. Lets create our own by telling our own story with the international audience in mind. We should compete and stop our mentality of self-torture. Let us compete with asias best may it be in anime or tv drama. Either we swim... or sink. Thats the way of the world now.
As someone who already watched the animè, I can say, that it is good. One might end up searching the net for the philippine mythological creatures. And speaking of it, I kind of want to know your reaction on our mythical creatures :)
The voice who's dubbing the main character which is Trese is Liza Soberano, a famous celebrity here in the Philippines and she's one of the most beautiful girl not only in the Philippines but also in the whole world 💕.
I laughed so hard at the wakwak conversation. 😂😂 Wakwak is actually an evil bird creature from the Philippines. It perches on roofs at night and eats internal organs of people
A part of the trese comic was actually in one of my 7th grade textbooks, and the chapter was about the Tiyanak (undead/demon baby), and I love it because of how interesting it is and I literally was super happy and proud that it was finally animated!!! I waited exactly 8 years for this to finally become a show! 😊
YOSHI YOU GOT ME ALWAYS ON YOUR LAUGH WHEN YOU LAUGH I LAUGHED TOO😂 thank you guys so much for supporting and appreciate for every filipinos we love you guys🥺🇵🇭🇯🇵 Koreans, japanese are have big support to Philippines that's why a lot of filipinos love japanese and Koreans🥺 spread love guys stop spreading negativity ☝🏻 btw kohei is so handsome 😍
This is so good. Love it. That is magical mythological creature that every Filipino know that and we mostly believed on it. It's a part of our culture and belief also here in Philippines.
Don't forget a lot of Filipino words are pronounced similarly to Japanese. We don't usually pronounce em like how a Westerner would. In the Japanese dub it would sound like tu-re-se then. But in Filipino it's just tre-se lol. "Tabi tabi po" literally means "Space please/step aside please" We say that when we are somewhere in nature as to not disturb the elementals (like Philippine yokai) cause God forbid you accidentally step on one and get cursed...
Wakwak is a Bisaya term in tagalog its called Manananggal an old folklore in rural areas in the Philippines.they said at night her body seperates and fly like a big bird and snatch human and u will be her Dinner.😬
The Wakwak is a vampiric, bird-like creature in Philippine mythology. It is said to snatch humans at night as prey, similar to the Manananggal and the Ekek in rural areas of the Philippines. ... It is also believed that this monster is called "Wakwak" due to the sound it makes when it flaps its wings while flying. You are funny Kohei. 🤣😂
It's an anime about crimes and Filipino mythical creatures. There are lot of Filipino terms in the series which you could be unfamiliar so, I advice you to look for the meaning of those for better understanding.
It's a collection of Philippine folklores in one show. They merged the ancient lores to the modern world with a twist of horror and a bit of comedy. I like it
Hope u guys read this. Wakwak means monster, so wakwak hunter is monster hunter. The folklore in philippines is filled with many scary monsters, different types and versions in differion regions of the philippines, also contains gods and goddesses, that can be evil or good. and some monsters can also be evil or good. Theres also items places and locations that are considered to be "cursed/haunted". When i was young, i was taught that if i find a compact mound of dirt that you pass by, you have to say "tabi tabi po" which means "please excuse me", so that the being that lives there wont curse, attack and or follow you home. You can also say tabi tabi po when passing by any ominous or eerie places (like an abandoned house that looks haunted) just in case something/someone might follow you home if you don't say it. You can say it in an elevator too or if you're in any place that suddenly has lights flickering in a dark rainy night. You know.. just in case... PS because of the many languages in the philippines monster names may differ in other places. I know that where i was from, wakwak generally meant ghosts/spirits but when other ppl say it they think of a monster
I’m about to watch it. They gathered famous Filipinos in Hollywood to do the voices, too. Like Darren Criss from Glee, Nicole Scherzinger, Lou Diamond Phillips, Jon Jon Briones from Ratched. I wanna see if I can recognize their voices. 🤣 Btw, the pronunciation is TREH-SEH like 13 in Spanish. (Trece.)
@@loudeillunzaga4476 actually it’s on Tagalog too because Tagalog is similar to Spanish language so if you said something you don’t know make sure you know first
@@JewelblinkJennie it is part of filipino culture. But if you are saying the real tagalog of 13 it should be labing tatlo. Don't try me. Your Filipino teachers should be shameful to you. They never teach numbers in spanish in that subject lol.
Lakan Lakan originally referred to a rank in the pre-Hispanic Filipino nobility in the island of Luzon, which means "paramount ruler." It has been suggested that this rank is equivalent to that of Rajah, and that different ethnic groups either used one term or the other, or used the two words interchangeably. In Visayas and Mindanao, the most common term used to refer to this rank is "Datu". "Sultan" was also used in the most developed and complex Islamized principalities of Mindanao. Today, the term is still occasionally used to mean "nobleman", but has mostly been adapted to other uses. In Filipino Martial Arts, Lakan denotes an equivalent to the black belt rank. Also, beauty contests in the Philippines have taken to referring to the winner as "Lakambini", the female equivalent of Lakan. In such cases, the contestant's assigned escort can be referred to as a Lakan. More often, a male pageant winner is named a Lakan. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.definitions.net/definition/lakan&ved=2ahUKEwiKu6jUm6bxAhWoHqYKHYEkCkEQFjADegQIORAF&usg=AOvVaw0XT-1Om3PwfawGQpL1M1OE
Trese is a philippine anime alexandra trese is the main bida , a healer warrior ,serve and to protect people from the dark side.. Trese is no.1 in philippine Netflex.. sana manood kayo! i hope u watch.. we luv u....
Nice Reaction,. Kuya Yoshi and Kohei. These are just some of the many supernatural creatures that appear in Trese - Netflix's first Filipino animated series - based on a widely popular comic book series of the same name. Kakkoii!! 💕
Me: *watching this in the middle of the night * Kohei: HOOOO *loudly * Me: *almost had a heart attack because of surprise* I shouldn't have watch this in the middle of the night lmao 😂
It’s not the first anime, it’s the second, the first one is titled “Brgy. 143” but still “Trese” is better cause it’s a dark fantasy. “Brgy. 143” is a sports anime like “Slumdunk”
Alexandria might look like a mix Asian race... Trese is a very fast pace story... Full of Filipino paranormal folklore... You guys can read the title by ti-re-se, they say is fast... Enjoy the Netflix Animation Trese!
I haven't watched it yet but was told to just watch the Japanese dubbed with English sub. It seems the antagonist is a Tiyanak which is a baby demon whos mother died while the baby was still in the womb and thus the baby is born from the ground. The baby has a vampire nature and kills for survival mostly hunt in forest and mountain areas.
Pronounce as TRE-SÉ -- 》like 13 in spanish. The story is about a lady whose family name is Trese. She came from the family of shamans (babaylans). Shamans are people who specialized in communicating, appeasing, or harnessing the spirits of the dead and the spirits of nature. So probably the film is about her fighting bad spirits.
Heads up too, the Aswangs and Halimaws are kinda like Japanese Yokai, and the Babaylan are like the Onmyōji or the Miko, who are chiefs of magic and supernatural. I am familiar with my local historical legends and Japanese ones too due to having Japanese Relatives in Sapporo
i agree that we have a diverse folklore if you want to know more of our mythical creatures they are available in UA-cam also it will help you understand this animation
The monsters in trese are mainly about some mythical creatures in the Philippines. And that's why it's interesting bcoz it shows the beliefs and superstitions in our country. (I haven't watch it tho lmao)
the word wakwak is a Cebuano/Visayan (filipino dialects) word which means a Filipino Mythological creatures, that has the ability to change form into animals, it could fly, its fast and strong, it devours humans, most especially their favorite are those pregnant women..
those are Filipino mythological creatures, they are everywhere and been part of everyones childhood
Bro shhhh dont reveal that theyre real🤫🤫🤫
Yeah my Dad said when he was still loving in N.Samar, he was chased by a black wild boar with red eyes when he was in the forest one time.
Creepy!
Hello ACES
@kwurt lol
they weren’t part of mine q_q i’ve never heard of any of the creatures before and i’m a full filipino whose lived here all my life
Tabi-tabi po is a line Filipinos say whenever we’re passing by forests or walking in grassy areas. This is said so we could ask spirits and elemental creatures to move aside since we cant see them, that way we wont disturb them too. It somehow means “excuse me” :)
There’s a tagalog and japanese dubbed version on netflix! It’s pretty good too!
Also when we passed by a house of the dwarf.
Even tho in school (specially if we are in garden) some of my classmates says "tabi-tabi po", to excuse themselves while walking
ahhh child hood
@Ken Liam lol hahaha
also spoken when pissing in public
It's not a Philippine animation, it's an animation that is Philippine-inspired. Americans and Koreans collab to make the comic alive. It's like America-Korea-Phillippines collaboration
Cool!
It's a Philippine-anime influenced based on the filipino comic book tho
And the original languages are Filipino, English and Japanese so it's like Philippines-America-Japan collab not Korea:)
It's not Korea... It's Japanese - American - Filipino Collab. 😂
@@user-ck2no7np3k the animators were koreans thou
The Wakwak is a vampiric, bird-like creature in Philippine mythology. It is said to snatch humans at night as prey, similar to the Manananggal and the Ekekin rural areas of the Philippines. The difference between the Manananggal and the Wakwak is that Wakwak cannot separate its torso from its body while the Manananggal can. Some believe the Wakwak is a form of vampire. Other people contend that a Wakwak is a Philippine night bird associated with witches.
@Ivy alwaysbehere (2)
It turns out that there were giant bats also found in Australia
Not wakawaka wakwak..
@@hisham6572 Maybe Kohei is a fan of Shakira 😂. Fun fact, it's called Wakwak because of the sound its wings make when flying.
To bad the minokawa (sun eater) wasn't in trese
Yoshi taking a deep breath in when Kohei suddenly decided to change his shirt while recording. The life of a Kuya 😂😂😂.
I thought Kohei was the kuya 😭😭😭
@@mrpiggy4031 what's with the tears bro? 😁
@@miajoseph3494 nothing haha its just an alternative expression of "😂😂" because Kohei looks like more older
Babaylan - shaman
mandirigma - warrior
She is a shaman and also a warrior
Plus points that Babaylans are chiefs in their tribes
babaylan are female healers too.
@@exudeku not all but some can be. Depends on the type of tribe: leaders are called Apo, Datu, Sultan or Rajah (Sultanates near the sea vs kingdoms vs mountain tribes so many types honestly I'm confused myself)
Babaylan=healer/shaman
i guess
In general the story is about Filipino folklore especially our monsters (or yokai in your terms) and said creatures are actually co-mingling with us during modern times. Trese is the warrior/healer/detective that keeps the peace. It is actually soooo entertaining.
And love you guys. Every sibling should emulate you. Keep it up!
There's also a japanese dubbed of this.
I watched it Japanese dub.
yeah her VA is the same VA of hayate the combat butler
@@shun0825 she is also the VA of Asuka Kazama of Tekken
@@minchi_the_aoigirl yes she is
@@acevergel1999 Taksillll
Trese shows about the other side of the Philippines, especially how our superstitious beliefs works before until now, at the present. So it was worth to watch and worth to read. I hope you could watch it too. Keep safe Yoshi-san and Kohei-kun!
I remember how the adults used to scare me with those creatures when I was just a little girl. 😂
past
I remember a lot of students back in elementary saying that our school used used to be a cemetery 🤡
Filipino language is pronounced by its syllables, no silent letters or difficult way of pronouncing it 😅
Ex:
Trese = Tre-se
tabi-tabi = ta-bi ta-bi
It's actually pronounced "tre - se" a spanish word that means "13" or the number 13 which is an unlucky number in most western superstitious beliefs.
'Superstitious'? Superstitious my foot! When I was 10 I was chased by a sword carrying demon on the 13fh floor of an abandon building.
@@saiyongdawn7756 🤡
@@saiyongdawn7756 🤡
Tama to sabe conversa español maskin pocito?
They said tre-se when they read the Japanese transliteration of Trese,トレセ ('torese') @ 0:12
I love this animated series, it shows classic filipino mythology, beliefs and they also use baybayin for the written words.
It's high time the philippines explored other genres such as anime about music. The japanese anime on music usually involves a piano or a violin. Lets create our own by telling our own story with the international audience in mind. We should compete and stop our mentality of self-torture. Let us compete with asias best may it be in anime or tv drama. Either we swim... or sink. Thats the way of the world now.
All I Can see is how cute Kohei with his dimple 😊😍
And he's quite smart.
It's about Trese a warrior shaman detective fighting Filipino mythological creatures, similar to Japanese Yokai
Kohei doing whatever he needs to do while the camera is on 😂 gotta admire Yoshi's patience ❤️
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As someone who already watched the animè, I can say, that it is good. One might end up searching the net for the philippine mythological creatures.
And speaking of it, I kind of want to know your reaction on our mythical creatures :)
Trese is really good. 🇵🇭
In a cosmic sort of way..yeah
Theres a japanese dubbed trailerr of TRESEEE
The voice who's dubbing the main character which is Trese is Liza Soberano, a famous celebrity here in the Philippines and she's one of the most beautiful girl not only in the Philippines but also in the whole world 💕.
you pronounce Trese syllable by syllable, "Tre-se" like how Kohei-kun did ☺️👌
I can't help but laugh at the wakwak part of this video 🤣
I laughed so hard at the wakwak conversation. 😂😂 Wakwak is actually an evil bird creature from the Philippines. It perches on roofs at night and eats internal organs of people
A part of the trese comic was actually in one of my 7th grade textbooks, and the chapter was about the Tiyanak (undead/demon baby), and I love it because of how interesting it is and I literally was super happy and proud that it was finally animated!!! I waited exactly 8 years for this to finally become a show! 😊
Trese is a full Filipino anime. It is written by budjette tan a Filipino comic enthusiast. First published on Alamat komiks on 2005
YOSHI YOU GOT ME ALWAYS ON YOUR LAUGH WHEN YOU LAUGH I LAUGHED TOO😂 thank you guys so much for supporting and appreciate for every filipinos we love you guys🥺🇵🇭🇯🇵 Koreans, japanese are have big support to Philippines that's why a lot of filipinos love japanese and Koreans🥺 spread love guys stop spreading negativity ☝🏻 btw kohei is so handsome 😍
the main character was dubbed by one most famous celebrity in the Philippines liza soberano ♥️♥️♥️
I love the both of you so much,We filipinos love you so much❤️
I wish I had a brothers like you🤗 Iloveyou both and I will support you, a fan from Philippines🇵🇭✨
If you want to understand the story you must research the mythical creatures in the 🇵🇭!
You guys need to watch the whole series, it's a 6-episode series and the story was really good. I'll love watching you react to each episode. 😊
Lol i think i watch every single of your video in just one day looking forward for more hahahhaa you guys just made my day today now im so happy 😊
Finally you're back with Filipino Content. Missing you guys so much 🙏
Iloveyou two🥰🥰 proud fan from philippines😍
Now i can explain better to my Japanese Regular students about mythical creatures ❤️
"Trese" is a spanish word and in japanese its jyusan (13)
its all about fighting againts to akuma or yurei..
by the way
Hi from 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭❤️❤️
I watched binge watched it and its amazing to watch! I also watched one episode in japanese lmao it's so cute to hear it in japanese
This is so good. Love it. That is magical mythological creature that every Filipino know that and we mostly believed on it. It's a part of our culture and belief also here in Philippines.
especially if we are in the province, we Filipinos tend to say tabi-tabi po especially if we really are not from the province.
Don't forget a lot of Filipino words are pronounced similarly to Japanese. We don't usually pronounce em like how a Westerner would.
In the Japanese dub it would sound like tu-re-se then. But in Filipino it's just tre-se lol.
"Tabi tabi po" literally means "Space please/step aside please" We say that when we are somewhere in nature as to not disturb the elementals (like Philippine yokai) cause God forbid you accidentally step on one and get cursed...
Kohei cutieee!! Yoshi cutiee!!! Love u guys!
The opening song for Trese is a folk chant from my hometown. I'm glad you made a reaction about this. Hi Kohei!
Wakwak is a Bisaya term in tagalog its called Manananggal an old folklore in rural areas in the Philippines.they said at night her body seperates and fly like a big bird and snatch human and u will be her Dinner.😬
The Wakwak is a vampiric, bird-like creature in Philippine mythology. It is said to snatch humans at night as prey, similar to the Manananggal and the Ekek in rural areas of the Philippines. ... It is also believed that this monster is called "Wakwak" due to the sound it makes when it flaps its wings while flying.
You are funny Kohei. 🤣😂
The way they pronunciation wakwak sounds so cute hahaha and the comment about mikasa that's hilarious.
This video is trending now in PH in film category. It is #1 yesterday and #2 right now!
Yieeee thankyouuuu for reacting💙☺️
Im half japanese and im proud to be pinoy
The voice is Shay Mitchell in english. Liza soberano in tagalog. And yes its availble in Japanese languange as well in netflix.
It's an anime about crimes and Filipino mythical creatures. There are lot of Filipino terms in the series which you could be unfamiliar so, I advice you to look for the meaning of those for better understanding.
Fun fact: Paranormal activity is common here in the Philippines
Tama ka jan kuya or ate mahilig tayo sa paranormal XD
You guys both looking good always💖😊 And yes, it was a first filipino anime ever in netflix.
The movement is cartoon. It's a cartoon. Coming from experience as an animator.
It's a collection of Philippine folklores in one show. They merged the ancient lores to the modern world with a twist of horror and a bit of comedy. I like it
That look on kuya Yoshi's face when Kohei suddenly wanted to change hahhahahaa so funny
Hope u guys read this. Wakwak means monster, so wakwak hunter is monster hunter. The folklore in philippines is filled with many scary monsters, different types and versions in differion regions of the philippines, also contains gods and goddesses, that can be evil or good. and some monsters can also be evil or good. Theres also items places and locations that are considered to be "cursed/haunted". When i was young, i was taught that if i find a compact mound of dirt that you pass by, you have to say "tabi tabi po" which means "please excuse me", so that the being that lives there wont curse, attack and or follow you home. You can also say tabi tabi po when passing by any ominous or eerie places (like an abandoned house that looks haunted) just in case something/someone might follow you home if you don't say it. You can say it in an elevator too or if you're in any place that suddenly has lights flickering in a dark rainy night. You know.. just in case...
PS because of the many languages in the philippines monster names may differ in other places. I know that where i was from, wakwak generally meant ghosts/spirits but when other ppl say it they think of a monster
I love how the hash tag says yoshilangsapatna
I’m about to watch it. They gathered famous Filipinos in Hollywood to do the voices, too. Like Darren Criss from Glee, Nicole Scherzinger, Lou Diamond Phillips, Jon Jon Briones from Ratched. I wanna see if I can recognize their voices. 🤣 Btw, the pronunciation is TREH-SEH like 13 in Spanish. (Trece.)
Hellooo, from the Philippines.
i like your reactions guys I've watched your video silently.
Btw, You are both cute😍
People not know what is dealing enemy but only trese family can handle this enemy spreading.
You better watch the full movie and I wanna see both of your reaction all the way😍😂🙏
It’s actually pronounced as tre-se it means 13 on Tagalog.
Spanish*
@@loudeillunzaga4476 actually it’s on Tagalog too because Tagalog is similar to Spanish language so if you said something you don’t know make sure you know first
@@JewelblinkJennie nope. Tagalog of trese is labing tatlo
@@JewelblinkJennie it is part of filipino culture. But if you are saying the real tagalog of 13 it should be labing tatlo. Don't try me. Your Filipino teachers should be shameful to you. They never teach numbers in spanish in that subject lol.
@@JewelblinkJennie bobo
Lakan
Lakan originally referred to a rank in the pre-Hispanic Filipino nobility in the island of Luzon, which means "paramount ruler." It has been suggested that this rank is equivalent to that of Rajah, and that different ethnic groups either used one term or the other, or used the two words interchangeably. In Visayas and Mindanao, the most common term used to refer to this rank is "Datu". "Sultan" was also used in the most developed and complex Islamized principalities of Mindanao. Today, the term is still occasionally used to mean "nobleman", but has mostly been adapted to other uses. In Filipino Martial Arts, Lakan denotes an equivalent to the black belt rank. Also, beauty contests in the Philippines have taken to referring to the winner as "Lakambini", the female equivalent of Lakan. In such cases, the contestant's assigned escort can be referred to as a Lakan. More often, a male pageant winner is named a Lakan.
www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.definitions.net/definition/lakan&ved=2ahUKEwiKu6jUm6bxAhWoHqYKHYEkCkEQFjADegQIORAF&usg=AOvVaw0XT-1Om3PwfawGQpL1M1OE
Wakwak is a Visayan word for Aswang... Its like a vampire in USA
It lands on top 10 tv shows in Netflix from 19 countries
Kohei really did a wardrobe change in the middle of the shooting. xD
Trese is a philippine anime
alexandra trese is the main bida , a healer warrior ,serve and to protect people from the dark side..
Trese is no.1 in philippine Netflex..
sana manood kayo!
i hope u watch..
we luv u....
I open my youtube and i saw that i have a notification of you, i clicked it and here i am.....enjoying your video☺️
#yoshilangsapatna 🥰❤️🥰❤️ great to see new content again. luv you guys!
Its a worthy anime series to watch❤️. Already watched it though and i am waiting for the season 2❤️❤️..Loved the series❤️❤️
i also watch tokyo revengers and even read the manga so I'm so happy to know yoshii watch it too ❤️❤️
Nice Reaction,. Kuya Yoshi and Kohei. These are just some of the many supernatural creatures that appear in Trese - Netflix's first Filipino animated series - based on a widely popular comic book series of the same name.
Kakkoii!! 💕
Me: *watching this in the middle of the night *
Kohei: HOOOO *loudly *
Me: *almost had a heart attack because of surprise*
I shouldn't have watch this in the middle of the night lmao 😂
Waka waka eh eh😂😂🤣🤣
WAK WAK ISA MANANANGGAL🤣🤣😂😂
It was worth the time watching it, you guys are right Trese was just insane every episode is like everything is going crazy.
Omoshirokatta 面白かった (おもしろかった) Nakakatuwa kayong magkapatid cause you embrace all things Filipino. Keep it up! 🤗
how cute they pronouce wakwak ask Waku-waku😍
Can't get enough of kohei's smile becoz of his dimple and yoshi's contagious laugh
Yey! Another video💖 Thank youu!! Keep safee
Happy to see you both ❤ hope you will upload more videos
It’s not the first anime, it’s the second, the first one is titled “Brgy. 143” but still “Trese” is better cause it’s a dark fantasy. “Brgy. 143” is a sports anime like “Slumdunk”
Alexandria might look like a mix Asian race... Trese is a very fast pace story... Full of Filipino paranormal folklore... You guys can read the title by ti-re-se, they say is fast... Enjoy the Netflix Animation Trese!
Im a filipino too i, once see a aswang and i really always heared it bcuz there was a lady shes a pregnant so aswang always guide him every night
Imagine Spooky Kitaro, but the lead is a human female who is 20ish, and the horrors are similar to Junji Ito's level
I haven't watched it yet but was told to just watch the Japanese dubbed with English sub. It seems the antagonist is a Tiyanak which is a baby demon whos mother died while the baby was still in the womb and thus the baby is born from the ground. The baby has a vampire nature and kills for survival mostly hunt in forest and mountain areas.
Hi, I'm your no.1 fan from Philippines. Thank you for appreciating some ph animation.😭❤️
Thanks yoshi and kohei for always watching and reacting to our country keep safe always.😍👍😄✌️❤️
The elders be like these creatures will get you at night and eat you if you don't take a nap in the afternoon... 😂😂😂
have you heard about native camp? Filipino teachers teach English online to the Japanese people
Watching the trailer made me remember Jujutsu Kaisen、but kudos to Filipino animators for making it and it is now being shown in Netflix. Woow! 🌹
Waaaah, another video !!! New fan here from philippines. Iloveeyoou both😭♥️
Pronounce as TRE-SÉ -- 》like 13 in spanish. The story is about a lady whose family name is Trese. She came from the family of shamans (babaylans). Shamans are people who specialized in communicating, appeasing, or harnessing the spirits of the dead and the spirits of nature. So probably the film is about her fighting bad spirits.
She really look like Mikasa..✨
Heads up too, the Aswangs and Halimaws are kinda like Japanese Yokai, and the Babaylan are like the Onmyōji or the Miko, who are chiefs of magic and supernatural.
I am familiar with my local historical legends and Japanese ones too due to having Japanese Relatives in Sapporo
Love your reaction 😊
Your subscribers grow very fast ❤
i agree that we have a diverse folklore if you want to know more of our mythical creatures they are available in UA-cam also it will help you understand this animation
Hi Kuya Yoshi and Kohei! Love you both!
- From South Africa🙈❤️
The monsters in trese are mainly about some mythical creatures in the Philippines. And that's why it's interesting bcoz it shows the beliefs and superstitions in our country. (I haven't watch it tho lmao)
the word wakwak is a Cebuano/Visayan (filipino dialects) word which means a Filipino Mythological creatures, that has the ability to change form into animals, it could fly, its fast and strong, it devours humans, most especially their favorite are those pregnant women..
Wow...1 week for 100k views...
Keep Posting Yoshi...We will keep support and watch your Vlogs
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THIER SO HANDSOME BOTH..BUT ILIKE KOHEI SO MUchh😙💖
Basically Trese is a Babaylan (Miko) and a Mandirigma (Bushigeisha) whose Family (Ichisuko) fights against Evil Spirits (Yokai/ Youma/ Yurei).