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Takeshi's Castle Philippines - Season 1

Shitake will travel to the Philippines to find a new right-hand man for the hated Emperor Takeshi.

Top Cast

  • Eugene Domingo

    Eugene Domingo

    Aling Marites

  • Maris Racal

    Maris Racal

    Maris Racal

  • Zanjoe Marudo

    Zanjoe Marudo

    Sando Marudo

  • Smokey Manaloto

    Smokey Manaloto

    Mang Pek

  • Ketchup Eusebio

    Ketchup Eusebio

    Ketchup

  • Awra Briguela

    Awra Briguela

    Awra

  • Sassa Gurl

    Sassa Gurl

    Felix Petate (Alias) : Sassa Gurl

  • Jun Sabayton

    Jun Sabayton

    Shitake

Overview

Shitake will travel to the Philippines to find a new right-hand man for the hated Emperor Takeshi.

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