Mars Ravelo's Darna
Mars Ravelo's Darna.
Format	Telefantasya: action, drama, fantasy, romance, sci-fi
Created by	Mars Ravelo
Starring	Angel Locsin as Darna/Narda Dennis Trillo as Efren/ Lalaking Ahas Alessandra de Rossi as Valentina Gina Pareno as Lola Francis Magindayao as Iking Celia Rodriguez as Braguda Sandy Andolong as Prospera Katrina Halili as Carol/Black Darna Caridad Sanchez as Aio Karen delos Reyes as Alice/Babaeng Tuod Eddie Garcia as Mambabarang Christopher de Leon as Dr. Ted/Dr. Zombie Carmina Villaroel as Sulfura Cristine Reyes as Molecula Tonton Gutierrez as Mulong/Nosferamus Ella Guevara as Lenlen Jeremy Marquez as Jun CJ Muere as Ding Ryza Cenon as Louella Nadine Samonte as the other body of Valentina K Brosas as Divina Demonica Bearwin Meily as Toy Master Cogie Domingo as Daniel Wendell Ramos as Jeric With the special participation of Lorna Tolentino as Adran Lani Mercado as Nanay Ising Ara Mina as Dyesebel Alice Dixson as Dyangga Rochelle Pangilinan as Corella
Country of origin	Philippines
No. of episodes	165
Production
Running time	approx. 0:30
Broadcast
Original channel	GMA Network (Philippines)
Original run	April 11, 2005 – November 25, 2005

Darna is a 2005 drama fantasy action television series based on the Mars Ravelo's fictional character of the same name that airs on Philippine television on GMA Network. It stars Angel Locsin as Darna, Alessandra de Rossi as Valentina and Celia Rodriguez as Braguda, the main villain. Image File history File links Darnatv. ... This article does not cite any references or sources. ... Action movies usually involve a fairly straightforward story of good guys versus bad guys, where most disputes are resolved by using physical force. ... For other uses, see Drama (disambiguation). ... For other uses, see Fantasy (disambiguation). ... This article primarily discusses philosophical ideologies in relation to the subject of romantic love. ... Sci-fi is an abbreviation for science fiction. ... Mars Ravelo (October 9, 1916 - 1988) was one of the most successful Filipino graphic novelists. ... 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The official title of the series is Mars Ravelo's Darna.

Television ratings

In September 2005, according to Filipino media research firms, AGB and AC Nielsen, Darna earned a percent rating of 38% daily second only to Encantadia, which had a daily rating of 40%. 2005 : January - February - March - April - May - June - July - August - September - October - November - December- → Deaths in September September 28 : Constance Baker Motley September 25 : M. Scott Peck September 25 : Don Adams September 20 : Simon Wiesenthal September 14 : Robert Wise September 10 : Hermann Bondi September 8 : Donald Horne September 7 : Moussa Arafat... It has been suggested that this article be split into multiple articles. ...

Pre-production

In 2004, executives of GMA Network and Hugo Yonzon, current license holder of Darna and head of Mango Comics, signed a licensing agreement for the Darna TV Series. Year 2004 (MMIV) was a leap year starting on Thursday of the Gregorian calendar. ... Global Media Arts (GMA) Network, Incorporated (PSE: GMA7 and GMAP), a Philippine multi-media conglomerate, is a television network in the Philippines. ...

Cast

Filipino actress Angel Locsin stars as Darna. Celia Rodriguez, who played Valentina in previous movies of Darna, plays as Braguda, the main villain. In this TV series, Valentina, played by Alessandra de Rossi, is the cousin of Narda. Ding, one of the most notable relative of Darna, is played by CJ Muere. Dennis Trillo plays Efren, Darna's main love interest. Actors in period costume sharing a joke whilst waiting between takes during location filming. ...

Four actresses who have previously played the role of Darna are involved in this series.

• Gina Pareño (Darna and the Planetman, 1969) - played the grandmother of Darna.
• Rio Locsin (Bira, Darna, Bira, 1979) - played the wife of the Dr. Zombie, one of the villains.
• Lorna Tolentino (Darna TV series, 1977) - played Queen Adran of Marte.
• Regine Velasquez (Captain Barbell, 2003) - sang the theme song of the series.

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Plot

Evil Queen Braguda together with her race the Anomalka attacks the planet of Marte. Surprised by the attack, Adran, Queen of the Adranika, realizes that Braguda is eager to possess the Adranika's powers. To avoid taking their power, Adran gave the white stone to Aio who is tasked to give it to whoever is worthy to inherit it. Aio escapes to Earth before Braguda destroys the planet Marte. Braguda follows Aio and when Aio reaches the earth's atmosphere, Braguda disables her spaceship and it crashes while the white stone fall out of the ship where the young Narda discovers it. Aio survives the crash and meets Narda to tell her to keep the stone until the right time comes to receive "the call". After eight years, Aio secretly disguises as an old beggar calls Narda through a telepathic message. The message tells that Narda is the sole inheritor of the power of the Adranika and she will protect the earth from evil. After Narda heard the message, the word "Darna" appears in the white stone and it instructed to swallow it and yell the word "Darna". Narda follows the instruction and became the superheroine Darna. Darna returns to her mortal state when she utters the word Narda and then the white stone comes out from her mouth. The introduction of this article does not provide enough context for readers unfamiliar with the subject. ... Adranika is a race, led by Queen Adran and her loyal right-hand person Aio, was under siege from the evil Anomalka, led by their queen of darkness, Braguda in the palnet of Marte. ... This article is about Earth as a planet. ... Marte, as a person, may refer to: Andy Marté (b. ... Air redirects here. ... One of the fictional ships called the Starship Enterprise from Star Trek, one of the most famous fictional starships. ... Telepathy from the Greek τηλε, tele, distant, and πάθεια, patheia, feeling, is the supposed ability to communicate information from one mind to another, and is one form of extra-sensory perception or anomalous cognition. ... For other uses, see Evil (disambiguation). ...

After Braguda discovers that Darna possesses the white stone, she and her minons try to steal the white stone from Darna. Braguda's intention is combine the power of the magic white stone with her magic black stone so that she can transform the Planet Earth into another "Planet Marte" and mutate all Earthlings into Anomalkans so that they can survive in the new environment and serve Braguda in her quest of Galactic domination. Those servants of Braguda who are sent to fight Darna and cause havoc in Metro Manila include Mambabarang, Dr. Zombie, Sulfura, Nosforamus (resurrected father of Narda) and Valentina the half-sister of Narda whom she once thought was her cousin. Darna is able to defend the city against her enemies and she still possesses the white stone. For the capital city of the Philippines, see Manila. ... Valentina is an Italian and Slavic feminine name that may refer to: Valentina (model) a Danish West African model Valentina (musician), an Australian musician Valentina (wrestler), a professional wrestler Valentina Vezzali, an Italian fencer Other uses: Valentina (comic book), an Italian comic book by Guido Crepax Valentina (Darna), a supervillain...

Origin of Narda

Once thought of as the daughter of Mulong and Ising, Narda is really the biological daughter of Mulong's Half-Sister, Prospera and her true love- Rafael. When Prospera was pregnant with Narda she discovered a space craft that had crashed on her land one fateful evening. As she approached the craft, a dying alien being (An Anomalkan) emerged and transferred its alien seed into the already pregnant Prospera.

The Alien fled to earth in the hope of escaping the massacre of infants that Braguda had ordered on the Planet Marte. Braguda's rampage was in response to a prophecy that predicted her death one day at the hands of a fellow Anomalkan. To try to avoid her fate, Braguda ordered the killing of all Anomalkan infants that could oppose her one day. But one Anomalkan managed to escape the planet Marte and in doing so crash landed to Earth

To help bring about the fulfillment of the prophecy, the fugitive Anomalkan impregnated the earth female- Prospera in the hopes that the blending of their species would create a new breed of Anomalkan strong and reilient enough to survive in Earth's environment.

After being impregnated, Prospera now carried 2 babies, one completely human (a product of her relationship with Rafael) and the other- a monstrous Anomalkan humanoid.

When Prospera gave birth, she discovered her human child to be perfectly normal and horrified at her alien one. Prospera carried her alien child to the spaceship in the hopes of killing it there but when the child suddenly shapeshifted to resemble a normal child, Prospera took it back home.

When she returned, her normal baby had disappeared (who unknown to her was stolen by Mulong when his wife's own baby died in birth). Prospera who planned to name her human child "Valentina" now gave this name to her alien baby.

Mulong named the baby he stole "Narda" after the true Baby Narda who had died and had been replaced. Narda discovered her true origins after her defeat of Braguda and the Anomalkans.

Origin of the Magic White Stone

Braguda recently revealed to Valentina the origins of the two stones and the prophecy. The Anomalkans originally owned the two stones (White Stone and Black Stone) which came from 2 powerful planets that were destroyed when the 2 powerful planets collided. The Magic White Stone and Magic Black Stone were created in the wake of that cosmic event. The first Anomalkan Queen first obtained these two stones and passed them on to the succeeding generations.

The Power and Properties of Darna's Magic White Stone

The White Stone of the Adranika (a.k.a. Darna’s Magic White Stone) - properties as revealed in the latest tv series:

Contained within the magic white stone of the Adranika is the very essence of this noble race’s power. When this mystic talisman is ingested by the Earth girl, Narda- she is able to channel the persona of DARNA by yelling this name. But ingesting the stone and yelling the name is not enough in channeling the “spirit of the stone”.

She must have a pure heart with a selfless dedication to protecting the innocent and vanquishing evil. Narda cannot become Darna if her motivations are fueled by hatred and/ or vengeance. The power of Darna cannot be harnessed properly by a person easily allow themselces to be overcome by their emotions and/or selfish desire. Discipline and training is essential. This is why it is forbidden for the host to fall in love or to be selfish. More importantly, the Darna persona (which is the very embodiment of Adranikan power) cannot be channeled by just anyone. Only a person chosen by the magic stone itself can become DARNA and that is Narda, also known as “the chosen one”.

The white stone may be the only one of its kind but it does have an opposite- the Black Stone of the Anomalka which is under the possession of Braguda- the Queen of Darkness and ruler of the Anomalkas (Planet Marte's Evil underground dwelling race). Braguda has long sought the Adranikan stone because anyone who possesses both the black stone od the Anomalka and white stone of the Adranika will have the power necessary to conquer and dominate any planet. Although Braguda cannot channel the persona of “Darna” should she manage to acquire it, she can utilize the stone’s energy to boost her own and be a threat to the universe. This is why the magic white stone must never be allowed to fall into the hands of Braguda.

Darna's powers and paraphernalia

• Superhuman strength
• Invulnerability to most conventional weapons
• Power of Flight/ Speed
• dDivine Beauty
• Optic Lasers
• Limited force-field casting abilities
• Winged medallion ruby rays
• "Shuriken belt medallions"
• The Magic White Stone (Mahiwagang Puting Bato) - the Adranikan stone that transforms Narda into Darna and back.
• "Mahiwagang Kabibe" (Magic Clamshell) - an amulet guarded by a colony of Mermaids under the leadership of a Mermaid Sorceress named "Dyangga". Narda enlisted the aid of Dyesebel who accompanied her to retrieve it so that she can use it to take back her magic white stone from the Anomalkans.

The Villains

• Valentina-Valentina was the most popular enemy of Darna in the movies and comics. She has the power of controlling snakes, like the mythical creature, Medusa. She is played by Alessandra de Rossi.
• Braguda-Braguda is the main villain of the TV series.She is the queen of the Anomalkan race of the Planet Marte. Braguda is played by Celia Rodriguez.
• Nosferamus-Nosferamus is the right hand man of Braguda. He is the transformed form of Narda's father. Nosferamus is also known as the grim reaper.He is played by Tonton Gutierrez.
• Mambabarang-Mambarang is the king of insects and pests. Mambabarang is played by Eddie Garcia.
• Manananggal-She was known as Ms. Luna. She has all the known powers of a regular manananggal. She and Darna engaged in a stunning aerial battle where she, due to her lack of legs at the time, was forced to combat against her foe by flapping her wings fast and swung her fists at Darna to knock her into submission, belting at least two on-screen punches at Darna's face (both directly at her cheeks)- she is apparently the first villain shown in the series to ever do so. Having had enough of getting sucker punched time and time again (with her beautiful face getting turned into mush), Darna retaliated and Manananggal met her end when the heroine threw a necklace of garlic which caught her in the neck. Manananggal is played by Maggie Wilson.
• Sulfura-Sulfura was once a super model turned villain. As her villain name states, she has the power to spew fire,rock,and acid to melt her enemies. Sulfura is played by Carmina Villaroel.
• Dr. Zombie-Dr. Zombie's prominent life took a twisted turn after the death of his beloved wife . A genius in his own right, he invented a concoction with the power to reanimate the dead - into zombies. He also wields an assortment of weaponry unique only to himself, as he is apparently the only non-superpowered major foe in the series. He is played by Christopher de Leon.
• Molecula-Molecula is a shape-shifter. Molecula can break herself apart to practically a molecular level, splitting herself to countless, minute molecular parts to gain more mobility and versatility. She tried to kill Darna by breaking up and infesting Darna's internal systems. She is played by Cristine Reyes.
• Divas Impaktitas-The Divas Impaktitas are the three right hand she-vampires of Valentina. They were created by the black stone, granting them immunity to the sun as well as crosses and crucifixes, though they could still be slain if something sharp was driven through their hearts. The Divas Impaktitas are played by Ryza Cenon, Krizzy Jareno, and Ailyn Luna.
• Toy Master-Toy Master has the power to control toys as well as other abilities that border on the realm of magic, allowing him to defy the fabric of reality by summoning corporeal objects out of nothing or generating an irritating sound beating his drum, powerful enough to disorient even Darna. He stole his powers from a gnome. He is played by Bearwin Meily.
• Divina Demonica-Divina Demonica has the power to scream supersonic screams, screams that could give severe trauma to those within her vicinity. In Darna's case, her own extra-sensitive hearing caused her to become severely disoriented whenever Divina blasts her with her powers, which is how Divina nearly bested the red-and-gold clad heroine in hand-to-hand combat. Divina Demonica was originally an elderly woman who was pop sensation during her time as a singer; Anomalkan power gained her the potential to revert her back to her youthful self, but compels her to constantly "extract" voices from other people and absorbing them to keep young. She stores her "spare" voices in bottles until time has come for them. Darna, while in her civilian guise as Narda, was ambushed by Divina and her voice subsequently removed. This not only made her incapable of speaking but also temporarily stalled her ability to become Darna until she finally got back her voice. Divina also demonstrates the ability to manipulate bats, possibly by synchronizing with them using her powers to override their minds. When she is really angry, she becomes Demonica. She is played by K Brosas.
• Black Darna-Black Darna is the result of Darna's cooped up emotions. Before she became Black Darna, she was Carol, Narda's boss at work. Having all of the original Darna's strengths and abilities, Black Darna was unedeniably one of the most formidable adversaries the heroine had to faced; she was also noticeably faster than Darna. Her only weakness is that like Darna herself, draws her powers from the white stone. Which was how Darna stopped her by reverting back to Narda. This weakness was laer nullified by Valentina, as well as granting Black Darna the ability to generate two other copies of herself. She is played by Katrina Halili.
• Babaeng Tuod, Babaeng Impakta and Babaeng Lobo-All of these are different forms of Alice, Narda's best friend. They are played by Karen de los Reyes.

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Series' milestones

• Being the first primetime series to reach a 47.1% rating (according to AGB and AC-Nielsen) in its pilot episode, the highest rating for a pilot episode in the Philippine television history, beating Pangako Sa'yo with its 46.5%. Similarly, Darna: Ang Muling Paglilipad (The Making of Darna), shown on March 31, 2005, remains the first soap primer to reach the highest rating of 43.8% (Thursday) on its first part and 41.2% (Friday).

• Gaining a 52.1% rating on its 4th episode, the highest rating achieved by a show on GMA-7. It is because of the first appearance of Darna from Narda.

• Its pilot week average is 50.08%.

47.1 (Monday)

50.3 (Tuesday)

49.4 (Wednesday)

52.1 (Thursday)

51.5 (Friday)

• Its highest rating was 52.1% while the lowest was 33.3%. The overall ratings was 39.9%

• The death of Ding, Narda's brother. In most Darna movies, Ding plays as Darna's sidekick but in the TV adaptation, Ding died.

• The TV series is the first live-action Darna that utilizes the original Mars Ravelo concept of Darna being from the planet Marte. Previous features had always injected a religious touch by having Darna's power come from God or through an angel. The TV show is faithful to the comicbooks (both the original Ravelo comic strip from the 1950s as well as the 3-issue "Modern Age" comics mini-series produced by Mango Comics).

• The introduction of the Wonderkids, Darna's sidekicks, composed of her stepbrother Iking and an extraordinary girl named Lenlen. They help Darna in maintaining peace through the land. However, in the middle of the series, Lenlen died.

• The introduction of the polar opposite of Darna. Never before in comics, movie or television has there been a "Black Darna" (in the same sense as black magic) making it a major development in the series. Katrina Halili is the first-ever to portray such a role.

• Another of Mars Ravelo's creations, Dyesebel the mermaid, made a guest appearance in the series for the very first time. She played an important role in helping Narda continue her battle against evil forces. Ara Mina played Dyesebel. Alice Dixson (who has played Dyesebel in film) played the mermaids' leader Dyangga. Rochelle Pangilinan also plays a mermaid Corella, Dyesebel's best friend.

• Captain Barbell, another Mars Ravelo creation, appeared in the final episode but his face was not shown, probably to excite viewers since Captain Barbell is said to be GMA Network's next project.

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Locations

• Planet Marte (Also known as "Nibiru" in Mango Comics "Darna # 3") - The doomed Planet Marte was once the home of the Adranikan race which represented good and the underground dwelling Anomalkans.

• "Kanlungang Adran" (Adran's Cradle) - A mystic pocket dimension that serves as a sanctum sanctorum and healing place known only to the Adranika race. The "stonebearer" AIO, resides her and also served as a place of healing for Darna when she is severely wounded.

• Manila, the Philippines - Capital of the Philippine republic, Narda and her small family resides here.

• Laguna - a province in the Philippines where Narda and Efren grew up and where the magic white stone fell from the sky and was discovered by Narda.

Glossary

• "Anomalka salka!" - Anomalkan Queen Braguda's own "magic word of transformation"

See also

• List of Philippine television shows

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External links

• Darna at iGMA.tv
• Darna (TV series) at the Internet Movie Database
• Darna Music Video
• Official Mars Ravelo's Darna web site