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List of Indio characters


The following is a list of major, recurring, notable and minor characters appeared in Indio, a Filipino historical drama-epic fantasy series created and developed by Suzette Doctolero and produced by GMA Network. It executive produced by Meann P. Regala and directed by Dondon Santos. The series premiered on January 14, 2013 on GMA Telebabad block, and January 15, 2013 worldwide via GMA Pinoy TV. It concluded its twenty weeks run on May 31, 2013 with the total of ninety-seven episodes.

In order to save her newborn son from certain doom, Ynaguiginid—the goddess of war—is forced to sacrifice her own immortality. Safe and alone in the forest under the watchful eyes of Magayon, the deity of flying creatures, Ynaguiginid's child is rescued by a native couple who name him Malaya. As Malaya grows up he manifests god-like powers which were inherited from his mother. His powers are witnessed by the villagers and Malaya is eventually looked upon as their savior.

However, as Spanish conquistadors descend upon the land, Malaya is captured and enslaved. Years passed and Malaya [now called Simeon] will have witnessed how terribly the Spaniards mistreat his countrymen. No longer able to bear the suffering and pain of his people, he is roused by Magayon of his true purpose. Simeon must fulfill his destiny to fight off the Spanish invaders and liberate his country.

The series featured eleven regular characters throughout its run.

Portrayed by Ramon "Bong" Revilla, Jr., the series' main protagonist. He is a demigod—son of Ynaguiguinid, a deity of war to Hangaway, a native warrior. He possesses great powers and incredible strength and he is the destined to be the savior and protector of both his fellow Indios and diwatas against the Spanish occupiers. The character also portrayed by Vincent Magbanua and Alden Richards in the first part of the show. GMA Network's Vice President for Entertainment TV, Lilybeth Rasonable said that "Indio was really made for him [Revilla]." Revilla finds his very first television series "exciting but very challenging" and went through rigorous acting trainings under director Laurice Guillen and Pen Medina for his preparation for the role. He also did some readings and research regarding Philippine history because "even though it is a fictional show, it has some historical undertones that should at least have some sense of accuracy."


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