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Шаблон:Nihongo is a Japanese-Filipino-Singaporean anime television series produced by ASI Animation Studio, Sunrise Studio and Shin-Ei Animation. Announced in 2016, the first season premiered on October 21, 2018, in the Philippines on GMA Network and worldwide on GMA Pinoy TV.

The series features voice roles from a Filipino ensemble cast: including Migo Adecer, Julie Anne San Jose, Ruru Madrid, Kelley Day, John Arcilla, Edu Manzano, and Cherie Gil. Barangay 143 follows the coming of age story of a young man of Filipino and Korean descent who went to Manila to search for his long-lost father, all while he entered a local basketball league at a barangay in Tondo.

Barangay 143 was released in Netflix on October 1, 2020, where it later entered the top ten "most watched titles" on Netflix Asia.[1] The series was also released on the Filipino streaming service POPTV on November 18, 2020.[1][2] A second season was announced on November 28, and was subsequently released on December 12, 2020, on POPTV.[3][4]

Plot

Two years before the start of the series, Roberto "Coach B" Sebastián, Sr.'s son, Roberto "Basti" Sebastián Jr., was killed by a gunman from a large syndicate which brought down the Barangay 143's Powerhouse team and led to today's events.

Bren Park, a player for a Korean basketball team, had recently lost his family in a tragic accident during a snowstorm in South Korea that led him to quit basketball. However, following a revelation that he was his mother's child to a Filipino man, Bren went to Manila to search for him. Along the way, he joined a local basketball team, the Puzakals of Barangay 143.

Characters

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Main cast

Bren T. Park
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A former Korea U-19 National Basketball Team member, who emigrated to Philippines in order to fulfill his parents' will and to find his true biological Father who is a Filipino.
Victoria "Vicky" Sebastián
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Joaquín "Wax" Rivera
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Jinri Choi
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Roberto "Coach B/Bobby" Sebastián Sr.
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He is the head coach of Team Puzakals, and a father to Vicky and the team. He is currently seeking justice for his son, Basti, who was killed two years ago.
Commissioner Jack "Jumping" Rivera
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Sophia Rivera
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Wax's mother and a wife to Jack who will do anything in order to remove the obstacles in her plans.

Supporting cast

Koboy Guerrero
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The Puzakals' resident Batangueño fast talker who brings unexpected happenings and objects to his team.
Buchoy
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A punky street-smart kid who is a son of a vagrant and an OFW, and loves Basketball who accidentally befriends Bren immediately. He serves as the Team's Waterboy.
Dara T. Park
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Tita "Baby" Dela Cruz
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A former head nanny to the Park family who made her fortune back in Manila as a successful carinderia entrepreneur and as a Ward Chief Executive. She is known to be maternal in nature in her ward.
Ipe Aguilar
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Melody
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Wax's ex-girlfriend who hates Vicky and she is spoiled-brat girl.
Yumi's Mom
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Young Sophia
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Danny "Dandoy" Chan
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A Chinese Filipino who barely speaks Philippine Hokkien well and is involved with the shady practices in PIBA and with the syndicate, Black Dragons
Shugo Sikat
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Batang Commissioner (Young "Jumping" Jack Rivera)
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Coach Caloy/Grandmaster
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He is Coach B's mentor who aides making decisions for the team and their improvement. He also serves as adviser to him in matters that deal with Basti's death. He is also the leader of Mafia syndicate called Black Dragons.
Junior Hernando
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A short and muscular, yet surprisingly gentle member of the Puzakals.
Chikoy Poh
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The Puzakals' Chinese Filipino player who is a Self-proclaimed playboy.
Abdul Salik
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The Puzakals' tallest member and Center. Despite his height, he is very quiet in demeanor.
Norman Nazareno
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Media

Anime

Production

Quezon City-based ASI Studios,[6] a joint venture between Filipino firm Synergy88 and Singaporean company August Media Holdings is the production company behind Barangay 143.[7]

TV Asahi is responsible for Barangay 143's direction as well as coming up with character designs for the series. ASI Studios wrote the script and lead the production of the series.[8][9]

A Comeback GMA Network Sylvia Sanchez to voice Kapitana Baby Dela Cruz but replaced by actress Lorna Tolentino.

It is described by the producers as a "360-degree concept" and a story of love, hubris, drama, crime and basketball.[10][11]

The anime series is initially produced in Tagalog[10] by a "celebrity cast"[12]

In July 2018, the voice cast were announced, along with a new release date and a television network to air to.[13]

Broadcast and distribution

Barangay 143 is primarily targeted towards the youth/young-adult market of the Philippines and is planned to be released in other Southeast Asian countries as well. Aside from Tagalog, Barangay 143 will also have and English-language release.[14] It was first reported to air in the Philippines in Spring 2017.[8][9][12] In July 2018, the series is announced to air on GMA Network in October 2018.[13]

It is yet to be announced if the series is to be broadcast in Japan.[15]

TV Asahi and August Rights, August Media Holdings' distribution arm will be responsible for the international distribution of the anime.[12]

The series went on hiatus in December 2018, and while it was expected to return in February, it was announced it will return early April 2019.

The series also premiered on Netflix on October 1, 2020,[16][17] where it became one of the "most watched titles" in Netflix Asia.[1] The series was released on the Filipino streaming service POPTV on November 18.[1][2]

A second season was announced on November 28.[3] It was released on December 12 on POPTV.[4]

Episode list

Season 1 (2018–19)

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Season 2 (2020–21)

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Other media

Prior to the release of the anime, a mobile game entitled, Barangay Basketball was released to iTunes and the Google Play Store. The game revolves around Wax, a son of a former star player, who is eager to prove that he is a player on his own right and undergoes training under the four basketball masters of Barangay 143.[18][19] The mobile game serves as a prequel to Barangay 143. The game was also nominated for the People's Choice Award category of the International Mobile Gaming Awards for Southeast Asia.[20]

In October 2016, August Media Holdings announced that a subscription game with a telecommunications company will be launched soon.[10]

Soundtrack

Most of the songs used in the anime series were released on the music-streaming service, Spotify, and has its own official music videos on YouTube, which is present at their YouTube channel.[21]

Original Composition

  1. Dito sa Barangay 143 - performed by Gloc-9 feat. Maya[22]
  2. Alanganin - performed by Kris Lawrence and Krizza Neri; composed by Thyro and Yumi
  3. Para sa isa't isa - performed by Nina and JinHo Bae; composed by Vehnee Saturno
  4. Salamin - performed by Top Suzara and Harlem Ty; written and composed by Top Suzara
  5. Liga Ng Buhay - performed by Top Suzara and Harlem Ty; composed by Thyro, Yumi and Shehyee
  6. Basketboleros - performed by Kevin Yadao; composed by Randy Santiago
  7. Frozen in Time - performed by Alyssa Quijano; composed by Thyro and Yum

Reception

According to AGB Nielsen Philippines' Nationwide Urban Television Audience Measurement People in Television Homes, the pilot episode of Barangay 143 earned a 4.4% rating.[23]

Awards

Year Television Award / Critics Award / Category Result
2019 Asian Academy Creative Awards (Regional Awards) Best Animated Programme or Series (2D or 3D) Шаблон:Won
Best Drama Series Шаблон:Won
Best Theme Song or Title Theme
(for the song "Liga ng Buhay"
performed by Top Suzara and Harlem Ty
)
Шаблон:Won
2020 24th Asian Television Awards Best 2D Animated Programme Шаблон:Won
Best Theme Song(for the song Alanganin
performed by Kris Lawrence & Krizza Neri
)
Шаблон:Won

References

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External links

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