“A wild animal with a tamed heart” – this will set Bangis, a 30-foot almost prehistoric-like crocodile, apart from his species. He shares a nearly brotherly like friendship with his master Eboy, a young local boy together with his family who raised Bangis to be one of their own in a peaceful town were crocodile farming is a way of living…until a series of killings that is apparently done by a giant crocodile placing Bangis as the prime suspect.
This attracted the attention of Leon, a world famous hunter, to capture the giant crocodile. And the adventure begins.
Meet the cast of "Bangis" below:
Bangis - a giant but gentle crocodile who has become a member of the family of Eboy. He is very playful croc and very protective of Eboy. This character will be talking to Eboy through his thoughts ala “look who’s talking.”
BJ Go as Eboy – best friend of Bangis
Oyo Sotto as Leon – a famous wild animal hunter haunted by his past
Danita Paner as Maya – an environmentalist and love interest of Leon
Miriam Quiambao as Josie – the mother of Eboy and Bangis
Rodjun Cruz as Musang – a crocodile trainer and notorious rival of Leon
Felix Roco as Alamid – a nice local boy, friend of Tweety, Lolo Wago and Maya, aspiring to be a hunter like Leon
Yul Servo as Don Serpente – main villain, crocodile farm owner, enemy of Leon’s family
Wendy Valdez as Savannah – a sultry model and scheming wife of main villain Don Serpente.
Bayani Agbayani as Chairman Shepperd – head of town Talim and husband of Bb. Tiririt
Jazz Ocampo as Tweety – sweet and innocent daughter of Shepperd and Tiririt
Marissa Sanchez as Bb. Tiririt – teacher of Eboy and wife of Shepperd
CJ Caparas as Falcon – the constant ally and companion of Leon
Mav Lozano as Puma – brother of Don Serpente, bratty rival of Alamid to Tweety’s heart
Junyka Santarin as Katkat – daughter of Dominador and Savanna and friend of Eboy
Tessie Tomas as Mama Mia – the loving nanny of Leon
Danny Javier as Lolo Wago - the town’s old wise man and grandfather of Maya who wears the secret of the town“Bangis” is set to premiere this Monday, July 4, on TV5’s Primetime Panalo.
Images courtesy of TV5
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