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| When Encantadia was a young world, there was a kingdom called Etheria. The strong and powerful kingdom was ruled by Queen Avria who wanted to control the neighboring kingdoms of Lireo, Sapiro, Adamya and Hathoria. | |||
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| The neighboring kingdoms, however, banded together and attempted to defeat the forces of Etheria. | |||
| Avria would not be defeated easily even as her kingdom succumbed. The queen swore that Etheria would return to power once the last Sang'gre is born. | |||
| Meanwhile, Etheria's most powerful weapon, the Golden Clock, was lost and ultimately forgotten as timed passed. | |||
| The prophecy was fulfilled. The last Sang'gre was born and the Golden Clock was discovered. Etheria was about to rise again from the ashes and become the mighty kingdom it used to be. | |||
| ⚫ | It is also the ancient kingdom in the ] world where the Kabilan was found and made war with the other kingdoms like Adamya, Sapiro, Hathoria, and the kingdom of the ]s, Lireo. The Etheria kingdom's agents were responsible for the death of the parents of ], therefore the three other kingdoms symphatizes Cassiopeia and declared war against Etheria. The kingdoms Adamya, Hathoria, Sapiro helped Cassiopeia defeat Etheria. | ||
| A giant wooden door, very much like the design on the great ] with the ] on the center, but very different because it has carving on both faces, is kept, with a giant rotating mechanism serving as a sort of gate to another dimension. This one has inscriptions on its sides, unrecognizable to any. At the start of Chapter 138 of ''Encantadia'', three guards (a Saparian, a Lirean and a Hathorian) are seen standing by guarding it. But, by chance, the door started rotating and there appeared two Etherian soldiers with none other than Animus, the killer of Memen & Ornia, Cassiopeia's parents. The guards fought with them, but the Etherians won with Animus carrying away a golden chest, but its real purpose is soon yet to come. Cassiopeia became a voice-over, asking us if this is the curse thereupon mentioned in Etheria, because a guard also mentioned, in Enchanta, "The curse of Etheria". This giant door will be revealed in this series. | A giant wooden door, very much like the design on the great ] with the ] on the center, but very different because it has carving on both faces, is kept, with a giant rotating mechanism serving as a sort of gate to another dimension. This one has inscriptions on its sides, unrecognizable to any. At the start of Chapter 138 of ''Encantadia'', three guards (a Saparian, a Lirean and a Hathorian) are seen standing by guarding it. But, by chance, the door started rotating and there appeared two Etherian soldiers with none other than Animus, the killer of Memen & Ornia, Cassiopeia's parents. The guards fought with them, but the Etherians won with Animus carrying away a golden chest, but its real purpose is soon yet to come. Cassiopeia became a voice-over, asking us if this is the curse thereupon mentioned in Etheria, because a guard also mentioned, in Enchanta, "The curse of Etheria". This giant door will be revealed in this series. | ||
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2005 Filipino TV series or program| Etheria: Ang Ikalimang Kaharian ng Encantadia | |
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| File:Etheria.jpgEtheria | |
| Created by | GMA Network |
| Starring | Iza Calzado as Amihan Karylle as Alena Diana Zubiri as Danaya Sunshine Dizon as Pirena Dingdong Dantes as Ybarro Dennis Trillo as young Raquim Nadine Samonte as young Minea Cindy Kurleto as Cassiopeia Ping Medina as young Hagorn Michael Flores as Arvak Sid Lucero as young Asval Alfred Vargas as Ammaro Aiza Marquez as young Gurna Gary Estrada as King Meno Alessandra Da Rossi as Andora Francine Prieto as Avria Pauleen Luna as Odessa Jopay Paguia as Juvila Tonton Gutierrez Ella Guevarra Empress Shuck as young Cassiopeia Justin Cuyugan Glydel Mercado Tirso Cruz III Daniel Fernando Rachel Lobangco Noni Buencamino Chinggoy Alonzo Frank Garcia KC Montero Gabby Eigenmann |
| Country of origin | Philippines |
| No. of episodes | approx. 160 |
| Production | |
| Running time | 30-45 minutes |
| Original release | |
| Network | GMA Network |
| Release | December 12, 2005 – ? |
Etheria is a prequel to Encantadia that will be shown by GMA Network in the Philippines. Airing date is on December 12, 2005.
Plot summary
When Encantadia was a young world, there was a kingdom called Etheria. The strong and powerful kingdom was ruled by Queen Avria who wanted to control the neighboring kingdoms of Lireo, Sapiro, Adamya and Hathoria.
The neighboring kingdoms, however, banded together and attempted to defeat the forces of Etheria.
Avria would not be defeated easily even as her kingdom succumbed. The queen swore that Etheria would return to power once the last Sang'gre is born.
Meanwhile, Etheria's most powerful weapon, the Golden Clock, was lost and ultimately forgotten as timed passed.
The prophecy was fulfilled. The last Sang'gre was born and the Golden Clock was discovered. Etheria was about to rise again from the ashes and become the mighty kingdom it used to be.
It is also the ancient kingdom in the Encantadia world where the Kabilan was found and made war with the other kingdoms like Adamya, Sapiro, Hathoria, and the kingdom of the Diwatas, Lireo. The Etheria kingdom's agents were responsible for the death of the parents of Cassiopeia, therefore the three other kingdoms symphatizes Cassiopeia and declared war against Etheria. The kingdoms Adamya, Hathoria, Sapiro helped Cassiopeia defeat Etheria.
A giant wooden door, very much like the design on the great Aztec calendar with the sun on the center, but very different because it has carving on both faces, is kept, with a giant rotating mechanism serving as a sort of gate to another dimension. This one has inscriptions on its sides, unrecognizable to any. At the start of Chapter 138 of Encantadia, three guards (a Saparian, a Lirean and a Hathorian) are seen standing by guarding it. But, by chance, the door started rotating and there appeared two Etherian soldiers with none other than Animus, the killer of Memen & Ornia, Cassiopeia's parents. The guards fought with them, but the Etherians won with Animus carrying away a golden chest, but its real purpose is soon yet to come. Cassiopeia became a voice-over, asking us if this is the curse thereupon mentioned in Etheria, because a guard also mentioned, in Enchanta, "The curse of Etheria". This giant door will be revealed in this series.
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