Nakakahiya sya ikwento sa foreigners but its a funny inside joke we share amongst ourselves. Until it happens to us. Then its just extremely inconvenient and irritating
The tiyanak episode is heartbreaking. For non-Filipinos, the tiyanak is a creature said to be created from aborted babies, or babies who died or was killed unbaptized. The tiyanak in that episode was the aborted baby of that actress, right? The tiyanaks usually take the form of human babies and cry in the dead of night in usually secluded areas to lure prey. If a person tries finding and picking it up, it will reveal its monstrous form and eat them.
@@realislit8064 yea. Abortion is one thing, leaving a kid (in an orphanage, mansion, church, etc) is another. But this?!?! Giving birth to a baby, taking videos with them (and giving them a monogrammed blanket ffs), and THEN asking your aesthetician to bring that said baby in the middle of the forest TO DIE (of course, we gotta have the video proof) is one level of effed up I cannot even fathom. Nova got what was coming to her.
@edzel palcotilo LRT also experiences that. I once had to step out of the Wagon when I was still in Elementary School just to get to the station when the train stopped abruptly
After watching this, I just realized Trese production should probably look into adding a Filipino mythology and folklore explanation in each episode. I can tell it's also frustrating to the reactors not being able to accurately grasp what's happening and just lightly referring to every creature as a demon nor why a character is treating it that way.
I do feel like it's also a product of Filipino folklore not being as well entrenched in our society as in Japan, where youkai and other of their superstitions and tales of past are much more well-known even outside Japan. I guess it's also simply because there are hundreds of thousands of anime, while Trese is just one of more Filipino anime to come hopefully. To be completely frank, I didn't know about the tiyanak until this anime. I certainly know other aswang and similar creatures like the manananggal, mambabarang (where Sucy Manbavaran got her inspiration from, btw), diwata, kapre and so on.
@@johndotto2773 to give further info Filipino folklore is as huge and as historic as Japanese folklores I don't know about Japanese folklore that much but Filipino folklore stretches all the way back to the 15th hundreds
I'm Filipino but I didn't know too much about Filipino folklore since I was born in the US until I watched a Filipino supernatural show called Third Eye that explain the supernatural creature of the week and since it was also a drama, there was a story line to it.
@@John_Alter since you're Filipino I feel I have to ask, are you familiar with a show called The Nutshack? It is the only other Fillipanime in existence. I had this Filipino friend and I would always make fun of him and tease him over it because it was the only cartoon he had representing his people. However, now that this exists I guess he could rest easy LOL I'd love to hear your response to this!
Fun fact, the inscription in the magic circle is written in baybayin which is an old Filipino alphabet and Trese literally means 13 which considered to be an unlucky number in the Philippines If you want to really engage in the story read the graphic novel
Just want to point out though that Baybayin is SPECIFICALLY a Tagalog script. Other regions also have their own scripts (Kulitan, Basahan, Badlit, Kurdita, Haninu'o, etc.)
@@titan133760 I believe the reason why it is unlucky is because if you count Jesus and the 12 apostles together it's 13 obviously and he got betrayed. There's also a term for fear of the number 13, it'sTriskaidekaphobia
It sucks that so many Filipinos hated both Liza and Shay Mitchell (along with the rest of the English dub cast), because apparently neither sounded Filipino enough. As an outsider (I'm not Filipino), I actually quite enjoyed both the Tagalog AND English.
@@aznmochibunny its more sad to cast a celebrity more than a PROFESSIONAL NATIVE SPEAKING Tagalog VA PH va industry is full of talented individuals yet they dont have recognition they deserve
dont cap it just because one va didnt do justice for the role, you gotta make recognition to the rest of the filipino va cast (other characters not only trese) did amazing and much more experienced than liza, ik it's kind of a pr move to cast an actress/famous celeb instead of an actual voice actress
@@bestestres the scene aki reacted to was trese's so idk what u are talking about The other va did great i admit that, but man, she's the main character💀 she should have gotten the professional VA
The story of brgy.143 wouldve been great if they had proper execution and voice actors. The Voice Actors are Filipino actors and it made it worse, they can afford a bigger budget but they still chose not to even though they are such a huge company that can afford it. What hurts the most is that the trailer was better than the whole anime combined 😬. It had potential but because of poor managing it ultimately flopped.
this what happens when you really do audition for VA and screened it + the story has a very good source. It was based from a komiks (Filipino term of manga) that has multiple awards in it.
Joey saying “People look very calm knowing that the trains were destroyed..” oh Joey.. that’s actually normal in the Philippines :) sometimes, the trains just randomly break down and people have to WALK all the way to the next station 😭
Glad to know they used the Filipino dubbing with Liza as Trese and they liked it. Last three episodes just really made me finish this series. Not top-tier but definitely binge-worthy. Now renew it Netflix.
I kind of get why they would show the Tiyanak scene without “background”. It’s implied that the small monster is one of her many undead babies she had 4b0r+ed. There’s your context, CDawg 😬
I don't think that's it, especially because she couldn't have had THAT many full pregnancies without it being noticed. More like - it keeps happening because abortion isn't legal in the Philippines, so a bunch of different babies are being left out to die. Which is way more horrific when you think about it.
That baby was hers. The others were not. The Tiyanak are the possessed bodies of babies that were aborted/abandoned. So the body was the babies but it’s spirit was something else. The others showed up bc every creature is part of a clan. She broke the rules according to Trese given she is the Shaman warrior or Babylan Mandarinba( I spelled that wrong apologies). So by killing it so she had to face the consequences of the Tiyanak clan.
@@mrrd4444 "it keeps happening because abortion isn't legal in the Philippines". It is legal in America and they have around 300K abortions every year (maybe more).
Eh It's fine. I think most people agree that it isn't perfect but I thought it was okay. It was an easy 7 or 8. Personally, I don't think people are overhyping it. There are a lot of shortcomings or flaws, but some people are just proud that this is a first for their country, which is totally fine. Looking forward for a possible 2nd season though, lets hope for the best.
I remember when they did this for record of Ragnarok and Conor, Garnt and Joey came back to the podcast and basically said it wasn't good when they watched it 🤣🤣🤣
anyways what episode of trash taste did they talked about the record of ragnarok anime I've watched the episode where they are talking about the manga but not the anime.
Garnt was SPOT ON about Southeast Asian towns and cities. Sometimes you really need to read the words on signs and billboards to differentiate them. They look different from the usual Japanese/anime cities we see so as a SEAsian (Filipina) it is nice to see something familiar! Also lol, homely vibes in an apocalypse surely hahaha
Tiyanak context: Tiyanak is a small, infant-like monster, usually created from abortion or disowned newborns. The actress actually left her baby somewhere and let it die. It was very cruel, heartbreaking, yet disgusting at the same time. After that though, there are more tiyanaks came to kill her. I don't know why but I felt satisfied when she died.
Y'all don't know how much I felt seeing this in my recommendation, my favorite anime youtubers reacting to a FILIPINO anime! I'm a Filipino, I'm generally an english speaker, seeing this felt like Filipinos are getting slightly more noticed, I have not watched the anime yet because I was not aware of it, but seeing it now, I'm very interested into watching it. I am also intrigued by the fact it was spoken in tagalog, very appreciating, I am not a fan watching filipino tv shows but this is an exception.
I thought people were overestimating the tiyanak episode and it being depressing but jeez. //spoilers And the crying as the kid is stabbed by their OWN MOTHER. And the innocence of a child is still in the aswang which makes it even more heart-breaking. They're confused as to why their mother whom they love is doing such a things to them and it HURTS. God damn that's a solid 11/10 from me for that episode
Surprisingly I enjoyed watching this series, the pacing might be too fast and the filipino lores isn't that explained much, but it was still a fun ride. I like the side characters (especially the twins, and nuno), Trese is cool, the villain was badass but short on screentime (I was also nitpicking about which dub would I watch it, and I choose the Japanese one. Didn't like the english and tagalog dub that much and also because I need subs, but the cursing words there were hilarious)
I really wanted to see what anitubers, especially Garnt's and Aki's reaction to this. Trese was absolutely amazing, I hope there'd be more eps. This was entertaining! and yea I simp for N子💗
I'm fascinated that we have pretty different reactions to this, as a Filipino the suddenly stopping train, the aswang market selling human organs and the tiyanak didn't startle me at all, I just thought it was pretty cool to see in a show (not that I'm saying the last two are true, but since its common in our folklore it's pretty much already ingrained in your head so its not too shocking) Still its weirdly fun to see others get surprised by it LMAO
I wanted to see Aki reacting to Crispin pointing with his lips because aside from the folklore and backgrounds (I spotted my old apartment once :D) THAT scene alone was the most Filipino thing I've seen in the show
I’m so used hearing and seeing animation in English, Japanese, or French, that I’m not used this. I’ve always found it weird to hear Tagalog coming from an animated character’s mouth. But, seeing these small clips, I might give it a try. I was not expecting this sort of beautiful animation. The Tagalog animation that I grew up with was Tagalog-dubbed anime. I watched Naruto episodes in Tagalog (I can’t remember it much because I was six though).
Love Trese. It reminds me alot of Hellblazer story but change the setting and main character from British Constantine to Filipino Trese. I just love these kind of story.
As a Filipino, I say this would be one of the greatest masterpiece Filipinos has ever made and I can see it on how these Non-Filipinos react to the series. Honestly, I hate horror but when it comes to this series, it really makes me want to watch it again even if it scares me a little. And compliments to the casts and crew and Especially the Filipino Voice of Alexandra, Liza Soberano. I'm a huge fan of hers since 2015 and one of the things that I really like about her is that any character suits her well even this character that is very new to her😍😘🥰
The plot is good, i watched all episodes but I wish the animation would improve and so as the pacing (it felt a bit too fast), I hope improvements will be made especially if it gets a second season (The marketing was so cool) (Most Filipino VA were fine but...the main girl be really..)
1:12 “They’ve just broken down in the middle of nowhere. People are very calm considering that the train is just, like...destroyed.” As a Filipino myself, that is actually a realistic portrayal of MRT commuters. Westerners get worried, but for us, it’s just another Monday commute.
@cdawg the monster baby is called a tiyanak. Its the corrupted spirit of aborted/abandoned children. In most filipino folklore, the dead baby becomes a tiyanak in order to look for its mother, longing for acceptance and love. This is why the tiyanak proceeded to cry when the lady stabbed it to death. It finally came so close to feeling a mother's touch and it just gets betrayed, told everything it didn't want to hear, and killed on the spot. Amazing how the tone shifted in just mere moments. You gotta ask who the real monster is.
To those who haven't watch(I haven't either) or know the plot. Here's the plot (assumingly) the woman probably lost her child and became despaired when she saw a baby left in the road, little did she know that child is a tiyanak but the brief moment of having it as a child give her bliss
I like how some people in the comments emphasize "in the Philippines" like it's a Philippines only specific thing, pretty much other places in other countries which are in the same type of environment do the same things.
Bitin, I need the other stories the author/creator wrote about Alex and her elder brothers.. But being left alone without a family member around in the plot is a solid angst and ache in my heart it's brutal but it shapes Alex decisions and destiny for herself. It's like seeing through another surprise dimension, other than what I know about the comics.. it's refreshing..
In the last few scenes of ep 6, as Alex look at the balete tree there brief second of her seeing her kuyas along with those that are close to her heart Maybe her kuyas (especially Rick and Carlos) will play some role in season 2
the tiyanak scene was sad, but then again I was scared of that when I was a kid. Tiyanaks are usually those newborns or kids who we're abandoned or "Worthless"
I'm not saying Trese isn't cool. I enjoyed it. But, these "anitubers" will like anything Netflix tells them to like. All these reactions are fake, even when they do like it, they're over-playing it. They're just part of the media for Netflix now. They don't have independent thoughts.
Bro they literally said like Netflix only show them the good parts, They have their own thoughts in the moment and the moment they start watching shows as a whole (Record of Ragnarok)
@@himasekiwari155 I feel you sir. I could've worded that better. I'll put it to you this way. It's called controlled opposition. Yes, they've rightfully criticized certain things. Here's what you need to understand; even tho they all have their own podcasts and channels, they now work for Netflix too. Netflix hires voice actors, produces the animation, etc. At the end of the day it IS a conflict of interest. So, they'll criticize, but they'll never cross the line.
@@HyenaXS Pero ni-reveal na nila isa isa na ung thoughts nila towards this show even before this happened. They gave their thoughts on their own Twitch Channels while livestreaming.
Joey-(people are calm considering the train just breaks).. Yes joey.. There is this time where that exact train suddenly stop working and it happen constantly..
I know this is a little bit late. But one of the original artists of trese is my uncle Brian Balondo, and I too myself was mind blown how amazing he is and all his artworks. He also did alot of stuff including his artwork being featured at the real star wars page. His art work was the "rouge one" and damn, iz a mastah piece.
Train breakdown: Just a normal monday for us Filipinos
Ikr the way they were confused by it 😆
Bro I was just thinking about that Hahahaha
And Joey pointing it out makes me laugh
Minus the murder and gore
monday,tuesday,wednesday,thursday and friday
Netflix Anime, baka naman
ahhaahhaha palo na yan
Tito Pao ikaw naman react sunod hahahahaha
Lmaoo
Tito Pao spotted
Krazy
I personally felt the Tiyanak episode still is the saddest yet savage af!
Same. I like the ep 3 more
Same I like that ep the most
It was the most unique depiction of the tiyanak that I've seen, both in regards to its appearance and its nature
baka
@@ZenitsuKunn karabao
Pinoys: sorry to disappoint you joey but that train stopping suddenly is a common thing so.
Does it though?
@@Sean-pq1gx As a Manileño, yes. Had to walk to my station twice before and never again, I go for buses now.
@@Sean-pq1gx yes. Doors often wont even shut and is very dangerous but filo are chill so yeah
nakakahiya hays wala man lang tayong matinong train...
Nakakahiya sya ikwento sa foreigners but its a funny inside joke we share amongst ourselves.
Until it happens to us. Then its just extremely inconvenient and irritating
I can imagine Aki explaining stuff to Joey while watching Trese together at home. 🤣
for real
The tiyanak episode is heartbreaking. For non-Filipinos, the tiyanak is a creature said to be created from aborted babies, or babies who died or was killed unbaptized. The tiyanak in that episode was the aborted baby of that actress, right?
The tiyanaks usually take the form of human babies and cry in the dead of night in usually secluded areas to lure prey. If a person tries finding and picking it up, it will reveal its monstrous form and eat them.
Not aborted, she literally left the baby at an forest
@@realislit8064 I see. Thanks for the correction.
@@realislit8064 yea. Abortion is one thing, leaving a kid (in an orphanage, mansion, church, etc) is another. But this?!?! Giving birth to a baby, taking videos with them (and giving them a monogrammed blanket ffs), and THEN asking your aesthetician to bring that said baby in the middle of the forest TO DIE (of course, we gotta have the video proof) is one level of effed up I cannot even fathom. Nova got what was coming to her.
No, it was the baby that the actress abandonned in a dump instead of aborting sooner...
@@lizzy7651 Thanks for the correction.
Lol! I almost forgot LRTs breaking down on the middle of the track is not common in other countries
@edzel palcotilo LRT also experiences that. I once had to step out of the Wagon when I was still in Elementary School just to get to the station when the train stopped abruptly
True
After watching this, I just realized Trese production should probably look into adding a Filipino mythology and folklore explanation in each episode. I can tell it's also frustrating to the reactors not being able to accurately grasp what's happening and just lightly referring to every creature as a demon nor why a character is treating it that way.
I think for me the tikbalang is a fav because my uncle got 5 story of those that he got chased vy a tikbalang 5 times
I do feel like it's also a product of Filipino folklore not being as well entrenched in our society as in Japan, where youkai and other of their superstitions and tales of past are much more well-known even outside Japan. I guess it's also simply because there are hundreds of thousands of anime, while Trese is just one of more Filipino anime to come hopefully.
To be completely frank, I didn't know about the tiyanak until this anime. I certainly know other aswang and similar creatures like the manananggal, mambabarang (where Sucy Manbavaran got her inspiration from, btw), diwata, kapre and so on.
@@johndotto2773 to give further info
Filipino folklore is as huge and as historic as Japanese folklores
I don't know about Japanese folklore that much but Filipino folklore stretches all the way back to the 15th hundreds
I'm Filipino but I didn't know too much about Filipino folklore since I was born in the US until I watched a Filipino supernatural show called Third Eye that explain the supernatural creature of the week and since it was also a drama, there was a story line to it.
@@John_Alter since you're Filipino I feel I have to ask, are you familiar with a show called The Nutshack? It is the only other Fillipanime in existence. I had this Filipino friend and I would always make fun of him and tease him over it because it was the only cartoon he had representing his people. However, now that this exists I guess he could rest easy LOL I'd love to hear your response to this!
Fun fact, the inscription in the magic circle is written in baybayin which is an old Filipino alphabet and Trese literally means 13 which considered to be an unlucky number in the Philippines
If you want to really engage in the story read the graphic novel
Just want to point out though that Baybayin is SPECIFICALLY a Tagalog script. Other regions also have their own scripts (Kulitan, Basahan, Badlit, Kurdita, Haninu'o, etc.)
@@natt07048 true
13 is an unlucky number in western and western-influenced countries, not just the Philippines
@@titan133760 I believe the reason why it is unlucky is because if you count Jesus and the 12 apostles together it's 13 obviously and he got betrayed. There's also a term for fear of the number 13, it'sTriskaidekaphobia
@@titan133760 You underestimate the Philippines. They literally skip the 13th floor on buildings and go straight to 14.
Aki: "I have PTSD of my mom hitting me with that!" HAHAAHAHAH TRUE tho almost every Filipino moms did that at least once in their lives
Every Filipinos have. Haha
THE MAGIC OF WALIS TAMBO HAHA
is it bad that my filipino mom doesnt 0 0
Yes
True, honestly hate that its even so normalozed rn, you shouldn't hit your child. No matter what. Yelling? Sure, but physical pain crosses the line
When aki said tagalog dub was good....
Cap
I understand tagalog and the va has such a strong english accent although it may be subtle for non natives
Agree agree, I'm like welp Liza at least it Tagalog is understandable but..her voice gives such a different vibe
It sucks that so many Filipinos hated both Liza and Shay Mitchell (along with the rest of the English dub cast), because apparently neither sounded Filipino enough.
As an outsider (I'm not Filipino), I actually quite enjoyed both the Tagalog AND English.
@@aznmochibunny its more sad to cast a celebrity more than a PROFESSIONAL NATIVE SPEAKING Tagalog VA
PH va industry is full of talented individuals yet they dont have recognition they deserve
dont cap it just because one va didnt do justice for the role, you gotta make recognition to the rest of the filipino va cast (other characters not only trese) did amazing and much more experienced than liza, ik it's kind of a pr move to cast an actress/famous celeb instead of an actual voice actress
@@bestestres the scene aki reacted to was trese's so idk what u are talking about
The other va did great i admit that, but man, she's the main character💀 she should have gotten the professional VA
Wow, even though I'm Filipino I never thought it would be this decent.
I already got traumatized from Brgy. 143, that cartoon/anime is just horrible.
yeah that was a piece of shit
The story of brgy.143 wouldve been great if they had proper execution and voice actors. The Voice Actors are Filipino actors and it made it worse, they can afford a bigger budget but they still chose not to even though they are such a huge company that can afford it.
What hurts the most is that the trailer was better than the whole anime combined 😬.
It had potential but because of poor managing it ultimately flopped.
@@wegocray3830 The story literally took a turn to the teleserye alley
this what happens when you really do audition for VA and screened it + the story has a very good source. It was based from a komiks (Filipino term of manga) that has multiple awards in it.
Aside from tagalog dub, the anime itself isnt made in Philippines just based on a graphic novel from here
Joey saying “People look very calm knowing that the trains were destroyed..” oh Joey.. that’s actually normal in the Philippines :) sometimes, the trains just randomly break down and people have to WALK all the way to the next station 😭
Holy shit its you!!!!
Its you reirei!!!
Ok sorry bad joke
Glad to know they used the Filipino dubbing with Liza as Trese and they liked it.
Last three episodes just really made me finish this series. Not top-tier but definitely binge-worthy. Now renew it Netflix.
"People are very calm considering the train just got destroyed."
Yes because that's a normal occurence here T_T
True sad
I kind of get why they would show the Tiyanak scene without “background”. It’s implied that the small monster is one of her many undead babies she had 4b0r+ed. There’s your context, CDawg 😬
I don't think that's it, especially because she couldn't have had THAT many full pregnancies without it being noticed. More like - it keeps happening because abortion isn't legal in the Philippines, so a bunch of different babies are being left out to die. Which is way more horrific when you think about it.
if youre gonna spoil atleast get it right, she had her baby left in the forest lmao
That baby was hers. The others were not. The Tiyanak are the possessed bodies of babies that were aborted/abandoned. So the body was the babies but it’s spirit was something else. The others showed up bc every creature is part of a clan. She broke the rules according to Trese given she is the Shaman warrior or Babylan Mandarinba( I spelled that wrong apologies). So by killing it so she had to face the consequences of the Tiyanak clan.
@@摂理の空白 I mean, her whole speech before stabbing it gave it away, no? But whatever the case, Connor's reaction was amusing hoho
@@mrrd4444 "it keeps happening because abortion isn't legal in the Philippines". It is legal in America and they have around 300K abortions every year (maybe more).
Eh It's fine. I think most people agree that it isn't perfect but I thought it was okay.
It was an easy 7 or 8.
Personally, I don't think people are overhyping it. There are a lot of shortcomings or flaws, but some people are just proud that this is a first for their country, which is totally fine.
Looking forward for a possible 2nd season though, lets hope for the best.
I totally fking agree. As a filipino and have watched a lot of anime and read a lot of manga. Id say its decent.
Can't be worst than most anime, especially today.
I just find put about this "Anime" It's kind of fine for me i give it 6/7 it just don't give me that anime vibes.. but it's cool tho. I like it.
Reminds me of ben 10, and like attack on titan art styles back then
I don't like the tagalog dub tbh
This is everyone when they want to go to Jollibee.
-Akidearest, 2021.
😂😂😂😂
Same Lmaoooo
Aki getting PTSD from getting Spanked by her mom using a Walis Tambo:
Filipinos: Relatable
I remember when they did this for record of Ragnarok and Conor, Garnt and Joey came back to the podcast and basically said it wasn't good when they watched it 🤣🤣🤣
It was only kinda fun and entertaining but people may not get past the bad animation and pacing it's terrible
yeahhh, but Trese is actually really good! if they really watch it, i think they will like it
Trese is really good and scarily culturally accurate.
anyways what episode of trash taste did they talked about the record of ragnarok anime I've watched the episode where they are talking about the manga but not the anime.
@@junahbeltran6105 I really don't remember
"People are very calm considering that the train is just destroyed." Joey, we're desensitized.
"people are just TOO CALM when the train is destroyed"
Ehhh... it's because it happens everytime
This show deserves a continuation. It's so good.
Bruh I like your pfp AHAHHAHAHAHA
The way they found the train breaking down in the middle of the ride as unrealistic when this is actually a common occurrence whdbsn
Garnt was SPOT ON about Southeast Asian towns and cities. Sometimes you really need to read the words on signs and billboards to differentiate them. They look different from the usual Japanese/anime cities we see so as a SEAsian (Filipina) it is nice to see something familiar! Also lol, homely vibes in an apocalypse surely hahaha
He's Thai after all.
Aww I want to see them react to the Japanese dub especially Connor.
Agreeee
Filipino dub is good tho. I watched it in Filipino dub. Sounds authentic
@@dossonang1142 Japanese and English dub > Filipino dub
@@chiizuu752 Not for this series
@@chiizuu752 wtf dude trese basically setting in filipina and its dub by filipino people
trese is famous and underrated at the same time
Trese is very stoic. Cant wait in season 2 if they'll show more of her emotions other than anger and sadness
Yeah, I hope that she will get more character development on the sequel, if there's one
Tiyanak context: Tiyanak is a small, infant-like monster, usually created from abortion or disowned newborns. The actress actually left her baby somewhere and let it die. It was very cruel, heartbreaking, yet disgusting at the same time. After that though, there are more tiyanaks came to kill her. I don't know why but I felt satisfied when she died.
I wish they showed the "lip pointing" mannerism of the twins. I bet Aki, or even the other guys, would have such a hilarious reaction to it.
Joey: Wow, language, sir
3:49 Joey from the past:
Missed my first period before when the MRT broke down between Ortigas and Shaw Boulevard Station. That was a good walking exercise I guess.
damn didnt expected or even didnt thought about them actually seeing this filipino anime
Y'all don't know how much I felt seeing this in my recommendation, my favorite anime youtubers reacting to a FILIPINO anime! I'm a Filipino, I'm generally an english speaker, seeing this felt like Filipinos are getting slightly more noticed, I have not watched the anime yet because I was not aware of it, but seeing it now, I'm very interested into watching it. I am also intrigued by the fact it was spoken in tagalog, very appreciating, I am not a fan watching filipino tv shows but this is an exception.
1:34 ; 2:04 - Aki DOES understand Manila XDDD
1:45 - HAHAHAHAHAHA
I wish these were longer!!
I thought people were overestimating the tiyanak episode and it being depressing but jeez.
//spoilers
And the crying as the kid is stabbed by their OWN MOTHER. And the innocence of a child is still in the aswang which makes it even more heart-breaking. They're confused as to why their mother whom they love is doing such a things to them and it HURTS. God damn that's a solid 11/10 from me for that episode
Can't wait for Season 2! Netflix, make it happen! 🙏
Surprisingly I enjoyed watching this series, the pacing might be too fast and the filipino lores isn't that explained much, but it was still a fun ride. I like the side characters (especially the twins, and nuno), Trese is cool, the villain was badass but short on screentime
(I was also nitpicking about which dub would I watch it, and I choose the Japanese one. Didn't like the english and tagalog dub that much and also because I need subs, but the cursing words there were hilarious)
I really wanted to see what anitubers, especially Garnt's and Aki's reaction to this. Trese was absolutely amazing, I hope there'd be more eps. This was entertaining!
and yea I simp for N子💗
I'm fascinated that we have pretty different reactions to this, as a Filipino the suddenly stopping train, the aswang market selling human organs and the tiyanak didn't startle me at all, I just thought it was pretty cool to see in a show (not that I'm saying the last two are true, but since its common in our folklore it's pretty much already ingrained in your head so its not too shocking) Still its weirdly fun to see others get surprised by it LMAO
2:14 holy shit Joeys spot on, the author main inspiration to his character is actually the MC of ghost in the shell
I wanted to see Aki reacting to Crispin pointing with his lips because aside from the folklore and backgrounds (I spotted my old apartment once :D) THAT scene alone was the most Filipino thing I've seen in the show
I’m so used hearing and seeing animation in English, Japanese, or French, that I’m not used this. I’ve always found it weird to hear Tagalog coming from an animated character’s mouth. But, seeing these small clips, I might give it a try. I was not expecting this sort of beautiful animation. The Tagalog animation that I grew up with was Tagalog-dubbed anime. I watched Naruto episodes in Tagalog (I can’t remember it much because I was six though).
Love Trese. It reminds me alot of Hellblazer story but change the setting and main character from British Constantine to Filipino Trese. I just love these kind of story.
1:12 it's cuz we're used to our train stations breaking down. 🤣
As a Filipino, I say this would be one of the greatest masterpiece Filipinos has ever made and I can see it on how these Non-Filipinos react to the series. Honestly, I hate horror but when it comes to this series, it really makes me want to watch it again even if it scares me a little. And compliments to the casts and crew and Especially the Filipino Voice of Alexandra, Liza Soberano. I'm a huge fan of hers since 2015 and one of the things that I really like about her is that any character suits her well even this character that is very new to her😍😘🥰
The plot is good, i watched all episodes but I wish the animation would improve and so as the pacing (it felt a bit too fast), I hope improvements will be made especially if it gets a second season (The marketing was so cool)
(Most Filipino VA were fine but...the main girl be really..)
1:12 Joey, you have no idea how normal that is here lol
4:29: When John wick's Filipino cousin only needs a broom 🧹 to fight
1:12 “They’ve just broken down in the middle of nowhere. People are very calm considering that the train is just, like...destroyed.”
As a Filipino myself, that is actually a realistic portrayal of MRT commuters. Westerners get worried, but for us, it’s just another Monday commute.
just wait for their reaction when they watch the prison inmates and soldiers eating DINUGUAN scene
"People are very calm that the train is destroyed" well...... it happens very often.
Cdawg, Joey, Aki, Best wishes, happy to see you all here together.
"Walis Tambo.. I have PTSD of my Mum hitting me with that" 🤣🤣🤣
joey: they are very calm despite the train is broken
me: it happens all the time
Trese needs a second season, come on Netflix!
"Teletubby going wrong"
- Connor, Aug 2021
CDawg saying anyone has a nice voice is like wonderful. It’s always nice coming from someone who’s voice is dope themselves.
Now I'll wait for Garnt's "Explaining Trese in __ minutes"
@cdawg the monster baby is called a tiyanak. Its the corrupted spirit of aborted/abandoned children. In most filipino folklore, the dead baby becomes a tiyanak in order to look for its mother, longing for acceptance and love.
This is why the tiyanak proceeded to cry when the lady stabbed it to death. It finally came so close to feeling a mother's touch and it just gets betrayed, told everything it didn't want to hear, and killed on the spot.
Amazing how the tone shifted in just mere moments. You gotta ask who the real monster is.
To those who haven't watch(I haven't either) or know the plot. Here's the plot (assumingly) the woman probably lost her child and became despaired when she saw a baby left in the road, little did she know that child is a tiyanak but the brief moment of having it as a child give her bliss
You know why they are so calm, Joey? Cuz they're used to it! 😅🤣
Akidearest and Trash Talk commentary? I'm sold!
*Trash Taste Podcast
I like how some people in the comments emphasize "in the Philippines" like it's a Philippines only specific thing, pretty much other places in other countries which are in the same type of environment do the same things.
Bitin, I need the other stories the author/creator wrote about Alex and her elder brothers.. But being left alone without a family member around in the plot is a solid angst and ache in my heart it's brutal but it shapes Alex decisions and destiny for herself. It's like seeing through another surprise dimension, other than what I know about the comics.. it's refreshing..
In the last few scenes of ep 6, as Alex look at the balete tree there brief second of her seeing her kuyas along with those that are close to her heart
Maybe her kuyas (especially Rick and Carlos) will play some role in season 2
i cried so much at the tiyanak episode wtf that's so e v i l
Ok the legends themselves loved it... Panonoorin ko na talaga to...
the train stopping in the middle of the tracks is a p normal thing here lmao
i wish they explained the context behind the tiyanak after because that just makes it worse
The baby noises just make it worse EUGHHHH i hate stuff like that
That tiny dude with spider legs is called TIYANAK a demon BABY
Joey: says f**k
Aswang: says b***h
Joey: Language, Sir!
Wait till he watches the car scene, Hank basically verbal abuse Basilio 😅
I started screaming when I saw Aki and the anime Trese in the thumbnail. *I screamed even more when i saw everybody else*
Now i want them to stream watching trese pleaseeee
Glad to see they animated the places i frequent too. Yes, most of the backgrounds there exist in real life!
Trese looks good. Why is there no hype around this?
There was hype in the Philippines and Asia. But did not spread as much I'm the west.
IM WHEEZING AT THE REACTIONS WHEN THE TIYANAK STARTED CRYING BC SAME
Ah yes the Bois reacting to Tagalog
Aki and the bois, they're finally here.
the tiyanak scene was sad, but then again I was scared of that when I was a kid. Tiyanaks are usually those newborns or kids who we're abandoned or "Worthless"
I'm not saying Trese isn't cool. I enjoyed it. But, these "anitubers" will like anything Netflix tells them to like. All these reactions are fake, even when they do like it, they're over-playing it. They're just part of the media for Netflix now. They don't have independent thoughts.
Bro they literally said like Netflix only show them the good parts, They have their own thoughts in the moment and the moment they start watching shows as a whole (Record of Ragnarok)
@@himasekiwari155 I feel you sir. I could've worded that better. I'll put it to you this way. It's called controlled opposition. Yes, they've rightfully criticized certain things.
Here's what you need to understand; even tho they all have their own podcasts and channels, they now work for Netflix too. Netflix hires voice actors, produces the animation, etc. At the end of the day it IS a conflict of interest. So, they'll criticize, but they'll never cross the line.
@@HyenaXS Pero ni-reveal na nila isa isa na ung thoughts nila towards this show even before this happened.
They gave their thoughts on their own Twitch Channels while livestreaming.
Joey-(people are calm considering the train just breaks)..
Yes joey.. There is this time where that exact train suddenly stop working and it happen constantly..
Trese was Amazing. I watched the English dub and then in Tagalog and turned on the subtitles so the hubby could follow along.
The last scene was an unborn or born (but left to die) baby that doesn't baptize and became a demon.
I LOVE HOW AKI KNOWS. yea this is just regular filo stuff LMAO
their reaction to the train stopping LJKFLADJFLADK im like bruh
thats so normal
2:05 This part of the trailer is badass LOL.
The train stopping is not new to us but you know whats a rare sight? A vacant train
They're calm bc it's a normal situation here
Me who grew up believing my elementary school used to be a cemetery: hey this is pretty normal!
Wow, didn’t know Netflix can do this. More of this please. I love this
The first scene was already hilarious because trains breaking down out of nowhere is a very common thing here
"ah the walis tambo, i had PTSD with my mom hitting me with that"
KEKW
The tiyanak episode still hits me!
Then wow..the thumbnail
I know this is a little bit late. But one of the original artists of trese is my uncle Brian Balondo, and I too myself was mind blown how amazing he is and all his artworks. He also did alot of stuff including his artwork being featured at the real star wars page. His art work was the "rouge one" and damn, iz a mastah piece.
1:11 yes, its normal
4:20 "watch your profanity" vine plays in brain
I've been waiting for them to react to Trese🤩🤩🤩 Especially Aki and Joey!!!
A time where youtuber anime content creators are given the credit they deserve.. i didnt think it would happen, but i'm so happy i was wrong lol.
me thinking about tiyanak: poor kid ;-;" my brother: *covers the whole house with holy water*
YES! TRESE APPRECIATION! I hope for moreee
I'm so glad Aki was there.
well done Netflix.