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Established | December 1, 2018 (fully established January 1, 2019) |
Headquarters/Organization | Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila, Philippines |
Founded by | Basti Sangalang |
Tracked areas | Atlantic (2019), Eastern Pacific (2020), Western Pacific (2020), |
Slogan | FORECASTING "HYPOTHETICAL" TROPICAL CYCLONES SINCE 2019 |
The Sebastian's Tropical Cyclone Center (STCC) is a meteorological organization and headquarters (HQ) headquartered in the Philippines. There are other places where it is established, with the locations being in the areas in the corresponding basin (Ex. STCC Atlantic in Miami, Florida). It was founded on December 1, 2018 but was fully established a month later, January 1, 2019 to monitor on systems in Sebastian's Version of hypothetical hurricanes.
The organization noted that agencies will be built in the corresponding places annually until all basin agencies are complete. The first agency issued to be built was STCC Atlantic in Miami, Florida last December 1, 2018, replacing the NHC. The next one was STCC East Pacific in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico and then STCC Central Pacific in Honolulu, Hawaii, sharing the same annual season, Pacific hurricane season. Then, STCC West Pacific was built in Manila, Philippines but was transferred to Tokyo, Japan due to the JMA (Japan Meteorological Agency) filing for bankruptcy on March 10, 2020. All were finished on January 1, 2020.
History[]
Pre-Establishment[]
On September 25, 2018, all official basin meteorological agencies gathered in the WMO to create a poll if a new agency and organization should establish a new organization with new laws because they were tired of their carrer. So, on November 18, 2018, all agreed on creating a poll and posted it on the same day worldwide and a majority of it said "Yes" which was 69%.
Establishment[]
2018 and 2019[]
On December 1, 2018, Sebastian's Tropical Cyclone Center was established. A month later, it later released its first agency, STCC Atlantic, to replace the National Hurricane Center. The first storm the agency track was Hurricane Andrea on January 1, 2019 at 00:00 UTC, the first storm of the 2019 Hypothetical Atlantic Hurricane Season. When more storms formed, STCC Atlantic tried their best to issue advisories, even though the agency didn't want to but eventually, they loved issuing advisories on systems on June 2019. They then released a database in September or October 2019 using Google Sheets and at the end of the season, they used records of the season, the basin, and worldwide and used their own naming list.
2020[]
On January 1, 2020, Sebastian's Tropical Cyclone Center used a building for STCC East Pacific, the second agency and then STCC Central Pacific to replace the Central Pacific Hurricane Center. The fourth and final agency to be released was STCC West Pacific in Manila, Philippines but was transferred to Tokyo, Japan after the JMA had filed for bankruptcy on March 10, 2020. All the three agencies started to monitor their first storm, which was hard but as time went on, passionate. On March 10, 2020, they introduced the extended SSHWS, which ranges from Category 6-10, which was added in STCC Atlantic, East Pacific, and Central Pacific.
Agencies[]
STCC Atlantic[]
Information[]
Sebastian's Tropical Cyclone Center Atlantic or STCC Atlantic to be short was established in Miami, Florida on January 1, 2019 after the NHC filed for bankruptcy. The first storm the agency forecasted and monitored was Hurricane Andrea of the 2019 Hypothetical Atlantic Hurricane Season. The role of STCC Atlantic is to forecast and monitor systems in the Atlantic and issue warnings for the coastlines surrounding the Atlantic. The current season is the 2020 Hypothetical Atlantic Hurricane Season.
Scale[]
The scale used by STCC Atlantic was the modified regular Saffir-Simpson scale from January 1, 2019 till March 10, 2020. On March 10, 2020 until onwards, they used the extended SSHWS, as an order issued by STCC.
The scale used by STCC Atlantic from March 10, 2020
Category | Wind Speeds | Average Pressure |
---|---|---|
Tropical Depression |
<38 mph (<62 km/h) |
>1000 mbars (29.53 inHg) |
Tropical Storm |
39-73 mph (63-118 km/h) | 990-999 mbars (29.23-29.50 inHg) |
Category 1 Hurricane |
74-95 mph (119-153 km/h) | 980-989 mbars (28.93-29.20 inHg) |
Category 2 Hurricane |
96-110 mph (154-177 km/h) | 965-979 mbars (28.49-28.90 inHg) |
Category 3 Major Hurricane |
111-129 mph (178-208 km/h) | 945-964 mbars (27.91-28.47 inHg) |
Category 4 Major Hurricane |
130-156 mph (209-251 km/h) | 921-944 mbars (27.19-27.87 inHg) |
Category 5 Major Hurricane |
157-180 mph (252-290 km/h) | 906-920 mbars (26.75-27.16 inHg) |
Category 6 Major Hurricane |
181-214 mph (291-344 km/h) | 880-905 mbars (25.98-26.72 inHg) |
Category 7 Major Hurricane |
215-245 mph (345-394 km/h) | 835-879 mbars (24.65-26.95 inHg) |
Category 8 Major Hurricane |
246-324 mph (345-394 km/h) | 819-834 mbars (24.18-24.62 inHg) |
Category 9 Major Hurricane |
325-389 mph (522-626 km/h) | 790-818 mbars (23.32-24.15 inHg) |
Category 10 Major Hurricane |
>390 mph (>627 km/h) | <789 mbars (23.29 inHg) |
Naming List[]
This is in alphabetical order but doesn't use these letters: Q, U, X, Y, and Z. It is adopted from the NHC naming list, with List 1 adopted from List 5 to List 6 being adopted from List 4.
Legend:
Bold - Replacement names retired by STCC Atlantic (Not included for Greek and Hebrew naming lists)
2025 | |||||||||||
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List 1 | Andrea | Barry | Chantal | Devin | Erin | Fernand | Gabrielle | Humberto | Imelda | Jerry | Karen |
Lorenzo | Mia | Noah | Olga | Pablo | Rosalie | Steve | Tanya | Vaughn | Wendy | - | |
2020 | |||||||||||
List 2 | Arthur | Bertha | Cristobal | Dolly | Edouard | Fay | Gonzalo | Hanna | Isaias | Josephine | Kyle |
Laura | Marco | Nana | Omar | Paulette | Rene | Sally | Teddy | Vicky | Wilfred | - | |
2021 | |||||||||||
List 3 | Ana | Bill | Claudette | Danny | Elsa | Fred | Grace | Henri | Ida | Julian | Kate |
Larry | Mindy | Nicholas | Odette | Peter | Rose | Sam | Teresa | Victor | Wanda | - | |
2022 | |||||||||||
List 4 | Alex | Bonnie | Colin | Danielle | Earl | Fiona | Gaston | Hermine | Ian | Julia | Karl |
Lisa | Martin | Nicole | Owen | Paula | Richard | Shary | Tobias | Virginie | Walter | - | |
2023 | |||||||||||
List 5 | Arlene | Bret | Cindy | Don | Emily | Franklin | Gert | Harold | Idalia | Jose | Katia |
Lee | Margot | Nigel | Ophelia | Philippe | Rina | Sean | Tammy | Vince | Whitney | - | |
2024 | |||||||||||
List 6 | Alberto | Beryl | Chris | Debby | Ernesto | Francine | Gordon | Helene | Isaac | Joyce | Kirk |
Leslie | Milton | Nadine | Oscar | Patty | Rafael | Sara | Tony | Valerie | William | - |
2020 | |||||||||||
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Greeks | Alpha | Beta | Gamma | Delta | Epsilon | Zeta | Eta | Theta | Iota | Kappa | Lambda |
Mu | Nu | Xi | Omicron | Pi | Rho | Sigma | Tau | Phi | Chi | Psi | |
Omega | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
2020 | |||||||||||
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Hebrew | Alef | Bet | Gimel | Dalet | He | Waw | Vav | Zayin | Chet | Tet | Yod |
Kaf | Lamed | Mem | Nun | Samech | Ayin | Pay | Tsade | Qof | Resh | Shin | |
Tav | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
- Waw is the same letter as Vav but got split up to prevent exhaustion.
- Vav is the same letter as Waw but got split up to prevent exhaustion.
STCC East Pacific[]
Information[]
Sebastian's Tropical Cyclone Center East Pacific or STCC East Pacific was established in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, becoming the first ever agency to be established without a rent of the older agency. The first storm the agency forecasted and monitored was Hurricane Amanda of the 2020 Hypothetical Pacific Hurricane Season. The role of STCC East Pacific is to monitor the East Pacific and issue warnings for the coastlines surrounding the East Pacific. The current season is the 2020 Hypothetical Pacific Hurricane Season and shares the same seaon with STCC Central Pacific.
Scale[]
The scale used by STCC East Pacific was the modified regular Saffir-Simpson scale from January 1, 2019 till March 10, 2020. On March 10, 2020 until onwards, they used the extended SSHWS, as an order issued by STCC.
The scale used by STCC East Pacific from March 10, 2020
Category | Wind Speeds | Average Pressure |
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Tropical Depression |
<39 mph (0-62 km/h) |
>1000 mbars (29.53 inHg) |
Tropical Storm |
39-73 mph (63-118 km/h) | 990-999 mbars (29.23-29.50 inHg) |
Category 1 Hurricane |
74-95 mph (119-153 km/h) | 980-989 mbars (28.93-29.20 inHg) |
Category 2 Hurricane |
96-110 mph (154-177 km/h) | 965-979 mbars (28.49-28.90 inHg) |
Category 3 Major Hurricane |
111-129 mph (178-208 km/h) | 945-964 mbars (27.91-28.47 inHg) |
Category 4 Major Hurricane |
130-156 mph (209-251 km/h) | 921-944 mbars (27.19-27.87 inHg) |
Category 5 Major Hurricane |
157-180 mph (252-290 km/h) | 906-920 mbars (26.75-27.16 inHg) |
Category 6 Major Hurricane |
181-214 mph (291-344 km/h) | 880-905 mbars (25.98-26.72 inHg) |
Category 7 Major Hurricane |
215-245 mph (345-394 km/h) | 835-879 mbars (24.65-26.95 inHg) |
Category 8 Major Hurricane |
246-324 mph (345-394 km/h) | 819-834 mbars (24.18-24.62 inHg) |
Category 9 Major Hurricane |
325-389 mph (522-626 km/h) | 790-818 mbars (23.32-24.15 inHg) |
Category 10 Major Hurricane |
>390 mph (>627 km/h) | <789 mbars (23.29 inHg) |
Naming List[]
Like the Atlantic, This is in alphabetical order but doesn't use these letters: Q and U. It is adopted from the NHC naming list, with List 1 adopted from List 6 to List 6 being adopted from List 5.
Legend:
Bold - New names used by STCC East Pacific
2020 | ||||||||||||
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List 1 | Amanda | Boris | Cristina | Dalila | Erick | Flossie | Gil | Henriette | Ivo | Juliette | Kiko | Lorena |
Mario | Narda | Octave | Priscilla | Raymond | Sonia | Tico | Velma | Wallis | Xina | York | Zelda | |
2021 | ||||||||||||
List 2 | Amanda | Boris | Cristina | Douglas | Elida | Fausto | Genevieve | Hernan | Iselle | Julio | Karina | Lowell |
Marie | Norbert | Odalys | Polo | Rachel | Simon | Trudy | Vance | Winnie | Xavier | Yolanda | Zeke | |
2022 | ||||||||||||
List 3 | Andres | Blanca | Carlos | Dolores | Enrique | Felicia | Guillermo | Hilda | Ignacio | Jimena | Kevin | Linda |
Marty | Nora | Olaf | Pamela | Rick | Sandra | Terry | Vivian | Waldo | Xina | York | Zelda | |
2023 | ||||||||||||
List 4 | Agatha | Blas | Celia | Darby | Estelle | Frank | Georgette | Howard | Ivette | Javier | Kay | Lester |
Madeline | Newton | Orlene | Paine | Roslyn | Seymour | Tina | Virgil | Winifred | Xavier | Yolanda | Zeke | |
2024 | ||||||||||||
List 5 | Adrian | Beatriz | Calvin | Dora | Eugene | Fernanda | Greg | Hilary | Irwin | Jova | Kenneth | Lidia |
Max | Norma | Otis | Pilar | Ramon | Selma | Todd | Veronica | Wiley | Xina | York | Zelda | |
2025 | ||||||||||||
List 6 | Aletta | Bud | Carlotta | Daniel | Emilia | Fabio | Gilma | Hector | Ileana | John | Kristy | Lane |
Miriam | Norman | Olivia | Paul | Rosa | Sergio | Tara | Vicente | Willa | Xavier | Yolanda | Zeke |
2020 | |||||||||||
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Greeks | Alpha | Beta | Gamma | Delta | Epsilon | Zeta | Eta | Theta | Iota | Kappa | Lambda |
Mu | Nu | Xi | Omicron | Pi | Rho | Sigma | Tau | Phi | Chi | Psi | |
Omega | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
2020 | |||||||||||
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Hebrew | Alef | Bet | Gimel | Dalet | He | Waw | Vav | Zayin | Chet | Tet | Yod |
Kaf | Lamed | Mem | Nun | Samech | Ayin | Pay | Tsade | Qof | Resh | Shin | |
Tav | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
- Waw is the same letter as Vav but got split up to prevent exhaustion.
- Vav is the same letter as Waw but got split up to prevent exhaustion.
STCC Central Pacific[]
Information[]
Sebastian's Tropical Cyclone Center Central Pacific or STCC Central Pacific was established in Honolulu, Hawaii, replacing the CPHC after the agency filed for bankruptcy. The first storm the agency forecasted and monitored was Tropical Storm Douglas of the 2020 Hypothetical Pacific Hurricane Season. The role of STCC Central Pacific is to monitor the Central Pacific and issue warnings for the coastlines surrounding the Central Pacific. The current season is the 2020 Hypothetical Pacific Hurricane Season and shares the same seaon with STCC East Pacific.
Scale[]
The scale used by STCC East Pacific was the modified regular Saffir-Simpson scale from January 1, 2019 till March 10, 2020. On March 10, 2020 until onwards, they used the extended SSHWS, as an order issued by STCC.
The scale used by STCC Central Pacific from March 10, 2020
Category | Wind Speeds | Average Pressure |
---|---|---|
Tropical Depression |
<38 mph (0-62 km/h) | >1000 mbars (29.53 inHg) |
Tropical Storm |
39-73 mph (63-118 km/h) | 990-999 mbars (29.23-29.50 inHg) |
Category 1 Hurricane |
74-95 mph (119-153 km/h) | 980-989 mbars (28.93-29.20 inHg) |
Category 2 Hurricane |
96-110 mph (154-177 km/h) | 965-979 mbars (28.49-28.90 inHg) |
Category 3 Major Hurricane |
111-129 mph (178-208 km/h) | 945-964 mbars (27.91-28.47 inHg) |
Category 4 Major Hurricane |
130-156 mph (209-251 km/h) | 921-944 mbars (27.19-27.87 inHg) |
Category 5 Major Hurricane |
157-180 mph (252-290 km/h) | 906-920 mbars (26.75-27.16 inHg) |
Category 6 Major Hurricane |
181-214 mph (291-344 km/h) | 880-905 mbars (25.98-26.72 inHg) |
Category 7 Major Hurricane |
215-245 mph (345-394 km/h) | 835-879 mbars (24.65-26.95 inHg) |
Category 8 Major Hurricane |
246-324 mph (345-394 km/h) | 819-834 mbars (24.18-24.62 inHg) |
Category 9 Major Hurricane |
325-389 mph (522-626 km/h) | 790-818 mbars (23.32-24.15 inHg) |
Category 10 Major Hurricane |
>390 mph (>627 km/h) | <789 mbars (23.29 inHg) |
Naming List[]
Unlike the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific naming lists, it rotates without regard to year, with the first name for a new year being the next name in sequence that was not used the previous year.
Legend:
Bold - New names used by STCC Central Pacific (Not included for Greek and Hebrew naming list)
List | Names | |||||||||||
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1 | Akoni | Ema | Hone | Iona | Keli | Lala | Moke | Nolo | Olana | Pena | Ulana | Wale |
2 | Aka | Ekeka | Hene | Iolana | Keoni | Lino | Mele | Nona | Oliwa | Pama | Upana | Wene |
3 | Alika | Ele | Huko | Iopa | Kika | Lana | Maka | Neki | Omeka | Pewa | Unala | Wali |
4 | Ana | Ela | Halola | Iune | Kilo | Loke | Malia | Niala | Oho | Pali | Ulika | Walaka |
STCC West Pacific[]
Information[]
Sebastian's Tropical Cyclone Center West Pacific or STCC West Pacific was established in Manila, Philippines but was transferred to Tokyo, Japan, after the JMA filed for bankruptcy. The first storm the agency forecasted and monitored was Severe Tropical Storm Damrey (Ambo) of the 2020 Hypothetical Pacific Typhoon Season. The role of STCC West Pacific is to monitor the West Pacific and issue warnings for the coastlines surrounding the West Pacific. The current season is the 2020 Hypothetical Pacific Typhoon Season and shares the same seaon with the JTWC and PAGASA, both unofficial agencies.
Official scale[]
The scale used by STCC West Pacific was the original WMO Typhoon scale from January 1, 2020.
The scale used by STCC West Pacific from January 1, 2020
Category | Wind Speeds | Average Pressure |
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Tropical Depression |
<39 mph (0-62 km/h) |
>1000 mbars (29.53 inHg) |
Tropical Storm |
39-54 mph (63-88 km/h) | 985-999 mbars (29.08-29.50 inHg) |
Severe Tropical Storm |
55-73 mph (89-117 km/h) | 975-984 mbars (28.79-29.05 inHg) |
Typhoon |
>74 mph (>118 km/h) | <974 mbars (28.76 inHg) |
JTWC scale[]
The scale used by the JTWC from its formation to now. It uses the West Pacific version of the Saffir-simpson scale. On April 27, 2020, it adapted the extended SSHWS.
The scale used by the JTWC from formation
Category | Wind Speeds | Normal Pressure |
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Tropical Depression |
<39 mph (<62 km/h) | >1000 mbars (29.53 inHg) |
Tropical Storm |
39-73 mph (63-118 km/h) | 990-999 mbars (29.23-29.50 inHg) |
Category 1 Typhoon |
74-95 mph (119-153 km/h) | 980-989 mbars (28.93-29.20 inHg) |
Category 2 Typhoon |
96-110 mph (154-177 km/h) | 965-979 mbars (28.49-28.90 inHg) |
Category 3 Typhoon |
111-129 mph (178-208 km/h) | 945-964 mbars (27.91-28.47 inHg) |
Category 4 Typhoon |
130-149 mph (209-240 km/h) | 921-944 mbars (27.19-27.87 inHg) |
Category 4 Super Typhoon |
150-156 mph (241-251 km/h) | 921-944 mbars (27.19-27.87 inHg) |
Category 5 Super Typhoon |
157-180 mph (252-290 km/h) | 906-920 mbars (26.75-27.16 inHg) |
Category 6 Super Typhoon |
181-214 mph (291-344 km/h) | 880-905 mbars (25.98-26.72 inHg) |
Category 7 Super Typhoon |
215-245 mph (345-394 km/h) | 835-879 mbars (24.65-26.95 inHg) |
Category 8 Super Typhoon |
246-324 mph (345-394 km/h) | 819-834 mbars (24.18-24.62 inHg) |
Category 9 Super Typhoon |
325-389 mph (522-626 km/h) | 790-818 mbars (23.32-24.15 inHg) |
Category 10 Super Typhoon |
>390 mph (>627 km/h) | <789 mbars (23.29 inHg) |
PAGASA scale[]
The scale used by PAGASA from its formation to now. It is similar to the WMO West Pacific scale but has "Super Typhoon" and doesn't use mph and only uses km/h.
The scale used by the PAGASA from formation
Category | Wind Speeds |
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Tropical Depression |
<62 km/h |
Tropical Storm |
63-88 km/h |
Severe Tropical Storm |
89-117 km/h |
Typhoon |
118-220 km/h |
Super Typhoon |
>220 km/h |
Official Naming[]
Like the Central Pacific, it rotates without regard to year, with the first name for a new year being the next name in sequence that was not used the previous year but uses names contributed by the following nations: Cambodia, China, North Korea, Hong Kong, Japan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Micronesia, Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, United States, and Vietnam. The names have a meaning and some are just names, with a majority of them being a meaning.
Legend:
Bold - New names used by STCC West Pacific
List | Contributing nation | |||||||||||||
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Cambodia | China | North Korea | Hong Kong | Japan | Laos | Macau | Malaysia | Micronesia | Philippines | South Korea | Thailand | United States | Vietnam | |
1 | Damrey | Haikui | Kirogi | Yun-yeung | Koinu | Bolaven | Sanba | Jelawat | Ewiniar | Maliksi | Gaemi | Prapiroon | Maria | Son-Tinh |
Ampil | Wukong | Jongdari | Shanshan | Yagi | Leepi | Bebinca | Soulik | Cimaron | Jebi | Mangkhut* | Barijat | Trami | ||
2 | Kong-rey | Yutu | Toraji | Man-yi | Usagi | Pabuk | Wutip | Sepat | Mun | Danas | Nari | Wipha | Francisco | Lekima* |
Krosa | Bailu | Podul | Lingling | Kajiki | Faxai* | Peipah | Tapah | Mitag | Hagibis* | Neoguri | Bualoi | Matmo | Halong | |
3 | Nakri | Fengsshen | Kalmaegi | Fung-wong | Kammuri* | Phanfone* | Vongfong | Nuri | Sinlaku | Hagupit | Jangmi | Mekkhala | Higos | Bavi |
Maysak | Haishen | Noul | Dolphin | Kujira | Chan-hom | Linfa | Nangka | Saudel | Molave | Goni | Atsani | Etau | Vamco | |
4 | Krovanh | Dujuan | Surigae | Choi-wan | Koguma | Champi | In-fa | Cempaka | Nepartak | Lupit | Mirinae | Nida | Omais | Conson |
Chanthu | Dianmu | Mindulle | Lionrock | Kompasu | Namtheun | Malou | Nyatoh | Rai | Malakas | Megi | Chaba | Aere | Songda | |
5 | Trases | Mulan | Meari | Ma-on | Tokage | Hinnamnor | Muifa | Merbok | Nanmadol | Talas | Noru | Kulap | Roke | Sonca |
Nesat | Haitang | Nalgae | Banyan | Yamaneko | Pakhar | Sanvu | Mawar | Guchol | Talim | Doksuri | Khanun | Lan | Saola |
- Rumbia was retired in the real world in 2019. A replacement name will be chosen in 2021.
- Mangkhut was retired in the real world in 2019. A replacement name will be chosen in 2021.
- Lekima was retired in the real world in 2020. A replacement name will be chosen in 2021.
- Faxai was retired in the real world in 2020. A replacement name will be chosen in 2021.
- Hagibis was retired in the real world in 2020. A replacement name will be chosen in 2021.
- Kammuri was retired in the real world in 2020. A replacement name will be chosen in 2021.
- Phanfone was retired in the real world in 2020. A replacement name will be chosen in 2021.
PAGASA Naming[]
Like the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific, it is arranged in an alphabetical order but doesn't use the letter X. This is a modified naming list, with List 1 being List 4 and List 4 being List 3. It has an auxiliary list just in case the main list gets exhausted which is rare.
Legend:
Bold - New names used by PAGASA
2020 | |||||||||||||
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List 1 (Main) | Ambo | Butchoy | Carina | Dindo | Enteng | Ferdie | Gener | Helen | Igme | Julian | Kristine | Leon | Marce |
Nika | Ofel | Pepito | Quinta | Rolly | Siony | Tonyo | Ulysses | Vicky | Warren | Yoyong | Zosimo | - | |
List 1 (Auxiliary) | Alakdan | Baldo | Clara | Dencio | Estong | Felipe | Gomer | Heling | Ismael | Julio | - | - | - |
2021 | |||||||||||||
List 2 (Main) | Auring | Bising | Crising | Dante | Emong | Fabian | Gorio | Huaning | Isang | Jolina | Kiko | Lannie | Maring |
Nando | Odette | Paolo | Quedan | Ramil | Salome | Tino | Uwan | Verbena | Wilma | Yasmin | Zoraida | - | |
List 2 (Auxiliary) | Alamid | Bruno | Conching | Dolor | Ernie | Florante | Gerardo | Hernan | Isko | Jerome | - | - | - |
2022 | |||||||||||||
List 3 (Main) | Agaton | Basyang | Caloy | Domeng | Ester | Florita | Gardo | Henry | Inday | Josie | Karding | Luis | Maymay |
Neneng | Obet | Paeng | Queenie | Rosal | Samuel | Tomas | Umberto | Venus | Waldo | Yayang | Zeny | - | |
List 3 (Auxiliary) | Agila | Bagwis | Chito | Diego | Elena | Felino | Gunding | Harriet | Indang | Jessa | - | - | - |
2023 | |||||||||||||
List 4 (Main) | Amang | Betty | Chedeng | Dodong | Egay | Falcon | Goring | Hanna | Ineng | Jenny | Kabayan | Liwayway | Marilyn |
Nimfa | Onyok | Perla | Quiel | Ramon | Sarah | Tamaraw | Ugong | Viring | Weng | Yoyoy | Zigzag | - | |
List 4 (Auxiliary) | Abe | Berto | Charo | Dado | Estoy | Felion | Gening | Herman | Irma | Jaime | - | - | - |