Toge Inumaki

 Toge Inumaki (狗いぬ巻まき棘とげ Inumaki Toge?) is a supporting character in Jujutsu Kaisen and one of the main protagonists of its prequel, Jujutsu Kaisen 0: Jujutsu High. He is a descendant of the Inumaki clan and has inherited the clan's cursed speech, which he's developed his own unique speech pattern for in order to avoid cursing others. Toge is currently a semi-grade 1 jujutsu sorcerer and second-year at Tokyo Jujutsu High alongside his classmates Yuta, Maki, and Panda.

Togi inumaki has powerful skill to weaponized speech and words Cursed Speech (呪じゅ言ごん Jugon?) is an inherited technique of the Inumaki Family. It reinforces the user's words with cursed energy, which compels the listeners to act or be acted upon based on those words

Inumaki's command spells 

"Blast Away" is a powerful command that creates an explosive impact of great concussive force strong enough to send a special grade curse crashing up the side of a temple

"Crumble Away" or "Plummet" creates a small field of intensely heavy gravity that crushes the target until they're violently sent underground. Toge used this in an attempt to kill Suguru Geto.

"Get Crushed" causes the target to implode until they're flattened out. Toge used this to finish off the aforementioned semi-grade 1.

"Explode" causes Toge's target to violently explode. He used it to effortlessly exorcise a swarm of weak curses

Espada

 

Sam Pinto

 

Sam Pinto, whose full name is Samuelle Lynne Acosta Pinto, is one of those names that instantly rings a bell in the Philippines. She first stepped into the spotlight when she joined Pinoy Big Brother: Double Up back in 2009–2010, and ever since then, she’s been everywhere TV, movies, magazines, and of course, commercials. But long before PBB, she was already a familiar face because she started doing print ads and modeling as a kid. So when she hit the mainstream, it felt like she was already a natural at being in front of the camera.

Some people know her as Neneng B but most People call her a “dream girl” because she just has that mix of looks, charm, and cool-girl vibe. She’s got those classic Filipina features long black hair, glowing skin, and a figure that photographers and brands love. But it’s not just about her looks; she has this confident yet approachable aura that makes her stand out. You can see why brands wanted her to represent them she looked just as good selling a hair product as she did holding a cold San Mig Light in a commercial.

Her popularity really skyrocketed when she was named FHM Philippines’ Sexiest Woman in the World not once, but two years in a row (2011 and 2012). That cemented her status as one of the country’s most admired women at the time. She was literally everywhere billboards, TVCs, magazines. And yes, a lot of people still remember her most for her long, shiny black hair, which landed her those big haircare endorsements.

But what makes Sam even more interesting is that she wasn’t just the typical “pretty face.” She had this fun, adventurous side that fans loved. She’s into surfing, owns a beach resort, and even started her own swimwear brand. That “island girl with a glamorous twist” image just made her even more of a dream girl because she felt both aspirational and relatable.

So why so many commercials? SimpleSam was the total package. Beautiful, confident, natural, and versatile. She could sell you shampoo, a burger, a phone, or a beer, and you’d believe her. For a while, she really was the face of the “ideal Filipina beauty” and to this day, people still remember her as one of the icons of that era.

Raymond Bagatsing

Okay, so let’s talk about Raymond Bagatsing (yep, not “Batasing” 😅). He’s proof that some men don’t just age like fine wine they basically turn into the whole vineyard. Born in 1971, he’s already in his 50s, but people in the Philippines still call him hot, and honestly… they’re not wrong.

Raymond’s got that rugged, fit, “I meditate but could also save you in an action scene” kind of vibe. He’s not just relying on looks either he’s a legit actor who’s been giving us strong performances since the 90s. And the fact that he’s into yoga and living a calm, balanced life? That just adds to the whole mysterious, magnetic aura. You know that quiet confidence that makes someone 10x more attractive? That’s him.

And let’s not forget Filipinos grew up watching him. There’s nostalgia mixed with respect because he’s been consistent for decades. Combine that with the global shift that says “age = extra charisma,” and you’ll see why Raymond isn’t just hot for his age he’s hot, period. Basically, he’s living proof that being older doesn’t mean fading out; sometimes, it means leveling up

Necro

 

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