Humanap Ka Ng Panget

The ugliest of the three scavenger brothers and the rightful heir to Luningning's fortune. He carries the burden of his looks with quiet dignity, moves his adopted family from the slum to a mansion, and seeks love beyond appearances. His journey swings between hope and heartbreak as Nathasia rejects his proposal, and later he finds love with Madonna before facing a final test of trust.

Big Boy's adopted brother who rises to fame as a rap superstar. He experiences jealousy when Nathasia's affections seem torn, yet remains loyal to his circle. His relationship with Nathasia contrasts with Big Boy's pursuits, culminating in a bond with the same manager.

A rich heiress who is pressured by her mother Cleo to marry for debt repayment to Luningning. She secretly loves her servant Edu and, on her wedding day, elopes with him, revealing the conflict between wealth, duty, and true desire.

Andy's manager and Big Boy's love interest before she ultimately chooses Andy. She embodies professional ambition and romantic pragmatism, navigating love with honesty even as she becomes entangled in competing affections.

Fifi's servant who unexpectedly captures her heart. Edu publicly declares his love on the wedding day, and Fifi runs away with him, challenging class lines and the idea of predetermined futures.

Luningning's handsome husband and a patriarchal voice in the family. He advises Big Boy to seek inner values over beauty or status, even encouraging him to find an ugly person and love her for who she is.

Fifi's mother who drives the plot by pushing for a marriage to Big Boy to settle debts with Luningning. She embodies the influence of money and maternal pressure within a high-stakes romance.

A facially disfigured patient who falls in love with Big Boy. After surgery and a reveal that she copied a famous face, she still claims love, and she ultimately marries Big Boy, with their child resembling Luningning.

A member of Big Boy's adoptive family, offering support as the group navigates life between the slum and the mansion. His presence anchors the sense of family that sustains the main characters.