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Panday
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Also known as	Carlo J. Caparas' Panday
Genre	Fantaserye Drama Action
Created by	ABS-CBN Studios
Based on	Ang Panday by Carlo J. Caparas and Steve Gan
Written by	Galo Ador Aloysius Adlawan Tristan Gaynor Angelo Roxas Danica Domingo
Directed by	Toto Natividad
Starring	Jericho Rosales Heart Evangelista
Theme music composer	Jimmy Antiporda and Cymbee Antiporda
Ending theme	"Makita Kang Muli" by Sugarfree
Composer	Jesse Lucas
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Tagalog
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	65
Production
Executive producer	Grace Ann Casimsiman
Editors	Roy Francia Rommel Malimban Jesus Mendoza Jr. Dennis A. Salgado
Running time	40 minutes
Production companies	FPJ Productions Star Creatives
Original release
Network	ABS-CBN
Release	November 7, 2005 (2005-11-07) – May 26, 2006 (2006-05-26)
Related
Ang Panday (2016 TV series)

Carlo J. Caparas' Panday or simply Panday (transl. blacksmith) is a Philippine television drama fantasy series broadcast by ABS-CBN. Based on the fictional comics character of the same title, created by Carlo J. Caparas and illustrated by Steve Gan. Directed by Toto Natividad, it stars Jericho Rosales and Heart Evangelista. It aired on the network's Primetime Bida line up and worldwide on TFC from November 7, 2005 to May 26, 2006, replacing Ikaw ang Lahat sa Akin and was replaced by Calla Lily.

Panday literally means "the blacksmith". Ang Panday is the TV adaptation of the Fernando Poe Jr. film series Ang Panday from the early 1980s. It is about a blacksmith who made an enchanted sword that gives him special powers to battle the dark forces.

Some of the location shots were taken in a remote town in Bohol, where the beach is white. Locals called it "colgate-white".^{[citation needed]}

A meteor crashes into the desert of Sto. Sepulcro. The town blacksmith, Flavio, forges a dagger and a churchbell from the remains of the meteor. He uses the dagger to fight off the evil Sombra Oscura, who constantly attacks the town. By some mystical power, the dagger transforms into a great sword every time Flavio wields it.

In his final battle against evil, the Panday faces off against Lizardo, the son of Rodgin and the leader of the Sombras. The battle is intense, but Flavio prevails in the end, vanquishing Lizardo.

Having saved Sto. Sepulcro, Flavio decides to give up his sword. He goes to the church and casts his fabled weapon into the bell he also made. A white light then shoots out from the sky, and it lifts up Panday into the heavens.

The people of Sto. Sepulcro rejoice now that Panday has brought them peace. Unbeknownst to them, the Sombras discover that there is a part of Lizardo that is still alive — his brain.

To bring him back to life, they must transcend time and space to look for the girl who can resurrect their master. In that time, Tristan, (played by Jericho Rosales) as the town's blacksmith, forges another sword with the same Flavio created.

• Jericho Rosales as Tristan/Panday
• Heart Evangelista as Eden/Camia

• Victor Neri as Lizardo
• Nante Montreal as Tata Selo
• Julio Pacheco as Utoy

• Phillip Salvador as Flavio/Panday
• Rommel Montano as Sukor
• Marianne dela Riva as Esmeralda
• Nante Montreal as Tata Selo
• Roldan Aquino as Mang Emong
• Chris Vertido as Padre Damian
• Shyr Valdez as Lolita
• Micheal Rivero as Diego
• Ian de Leon as Domingo
• Christopher Roxas as Julio
• Neri Naig as Florentina
• Eva Darren as Nana Selo
• Bea Nicolas as Henia
• Joe Gruta as Misteryosong Matanda
• Joshua Dionisio as Boyet
• Mico Palanca as Alfred
• Mike Austria as Mr. Roxas
• Vivian Foz as Mrs. Roxas
• Michaela Espinosa as Danica

• Derek Ramsay as Kahimu
• Monsour del Rosario as Kaupay
• Levi Ignacio as Kahuyo
• Dan Fernandez as Kabuog
• Apreal Tolentino as Suruguon
• Jeni Hernandez as Madalagan
• Ashley Silverio as Mabaysay
• Vanessa Gomez as Masayawon
• Maricar Fernandez as Makantahon
• Diana Dayao as Matawahon

• Kristine Hermosa as Camia
• Paw Diaz as Dahlia
• Anna Larrucea as Magnolia
• Tanya Gomez as Violeta (past)
• Erich Gonzales as Violeta (present)
• Rafael Rosell as Calyptus
• Eric Fructuoso as Gumma
• Ketchup Eusebio as Orkido

• Rommel Montano as Socur
• Mon Confiado as Magnus
• Levi Ignacio as Feirrus
• Paul Guzman as Rusticus
• Aleck Bovick as Lady Feirrus

• Dimples Romana as Manaram
• Michelle Bayle as Andam

• Victor Neri as Jiamondo
• Carlos Agassi as Jaffir
• Jeremiah Rosales as Emer
• Bernard Palanca as Kamatayan

In June 2005, Heart Evangelista was cast as Eden, the love interest of Tristan, after a two-month-long auditioning process was conducted by ABS-CBN.^[1]

According to AGB Nielsen, the pilot episode of Ang Panday gained an impressive of 44.7% national ratings, winning against its rival Encantadia.^[2]

• Fantaserye and telefantasya
• List of programs broadcast by ABS-CBN
• List of ABS-CBN Studios original drama series
• Ang Panday (2016 TV series)
• Ang Panday (2017 film)

• Panday at IMDb