Bayani

To retrieve the flag made by the Katipunan's courageous notable women, Noli and Aya travel back in time when Andres Bonifacio married Gregoria de Jesus while leading the K.K.K. to revolt against Spanish colonial rule.

Noli and Aya revisit the time when Andres Bonifacio directed a theatrical play about Bernardo Carpio. The kids learn the similarities in the lives of the revolutionary hero and the legendary character of the play.

Aya and Noli learn the importance of tarsila for the Islamic people as they travel back in time. They also witness how two brave Muslims, who are both vying for the sultanate, set aside their own interest to protect their people against colonizers.

Noli and Ana witness the patriotism of Antonio Luna, a military general who fought for the country's independence during the American colonization. In their quest, they do not only discover his brilliance on the battlefield but also his ill temper.

Aya and Noli travel back in time to see how Gabriela Silang changed Philippine history. They witness the courageous leadership of the Ilocana heroine as she heads a revolt against the Spanish colonizers.

Noli and Aya continue to witness Gabriela Silang's burning passion to free Filipinos from political repression. The duo also learns how the Ilocana heroine challenged the existing patriarchy and became a symbol of women's movement.

Noli and Ana learn true nationalism as they witness the heroism of Fr. Gomez, Fr. Burgos, and Fr. Zamora—the Filipino priests who protested against the abuses of the Spanish friars through a manifesto that sparked a revolution.

As they revisit another historic past, Noli and Ana traverse Calamba, the cradle in which Jose Rizal spent his youth. The kids tail Pepe and witness how the national hero became more aware of inequality in society after he, too, fell victim to abuse.

Noli and Ana travel back in time with a task to retrieve the diary of Jose Rizal. In their journey, the two kids get to interact with a teenage Pepe and learn what pushed the young man to fight against the Spanish cruelty.

Noli and Ana travel back to the time when Jose Rizal returned to the Philippines from Europe. Their task is to retrieve the original copy of Rizal's famous novel "Noli Me Tangere" which depicts social illnesses during Spanish colonial rule.

Noli and Ana revisit the final days of Philippine national hero Dr. Jose Rizal as he bids farewell through his last poem titled "Mi Ultimo Adios" before facing an unjust execution in Bagumbayan.

As fate brings them to a cave where they will learn history lessons by travelling back in time, Noli and Aya embark on a mission to retrieve the first 'abaniko' crafted by Andres Bonifacio.