Round 3 draw

KNAL Debate Championship

Round 3 draw
Room	Government	Opposition	Judges	Motion
Room 1	🐌 The Fiery Philosophers V1 Lianne Rose Dequico Socrates Cruz Vance Marlo Abella	🐡 ayh nakatulog iel tyn bry	Hedj (c), Adonis V. Uriarte	Motion 3: This House Opposes the rise of men identifying themselves as feminist
Room 2	🦞 Mr.Witness Sheerine Jaraisha Jalilah	🦖 Master (de)Baters tutankhamun monallysa Juan Inigo Escobar	Nur (c)	Motion 3: This House Opposes the rise of men identifying themselves as feminist
Room 3	🦚 UPM Ursua Residence Enjoyers Rodz Oporto Marion Kanazawa Manalo Rhiven	🌹 ASHS something Xyza Dazon Luigi Lastimosa Adi Serrano	PJ (c)	Motion 2 This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women INFOSLIDE B: Trinity Syndrome (named after the character Trinity in The Matrix) describes the pattern in which a female character is introduced as highly competent, independent, and impressive, only to be sidelined, reduced to a love interest, or require rescuing by the male protagonist later in the story. (e.g., Tigress from Kung Fu Panda, Athena from Percy Jackson, Astrid from How to Train Your Dragon) Motion 2: This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women
Room 4	🐘 Salih vs. everyone Yassy Salih Ally	🦋 ADDU ESMIRINGTWINK Cashmere Castillones Justine Goforth Dave Dagnipa	Godwin Eledia (c)	Motion 1 This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology. Pink-pill ideology is the gender-flipped counterpart to the manosphere’s red-pill philosophy: it claims that liberal feminism has failed women, that men are the “problem sex,” and that women should respond with individual strategic behaviour—treating dating as a game, prioritising high-value providers, avoiding casual sex, and maintaining emotional or financial distance—rather than collective political action. Motion 1: This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology.
Room 5	🐯 MSU-IIT No I Never Go Home Don’t Sleep Don’t Eat Just Do It On Repeat Keep Bumping That Afidah Camar Mark Socillo Maha Umpat	🦇 FEU walang pang singapore, sorry paul Eddie Lachica Chelsea Samorano Gerlu Elardo	Faisah (c)	Motion 1 This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology. Pink-pill ideology is the gender-flipped counterpart to the manosphere’s red-pill philosophy: it claims that liberal feminism has failed women, that men are the “problem sex,” and that women should respond with individual strategic behaviour—treating dating as a game, prioritising high-value providers, avoiding casual sex, and maintaining emotional or financial distance—rather than collective political action. Motion 1: This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology.
Room 6	🐴 It's Been Raining in Marawi, Hindi ka ba Nilalamig? Omar Somping Jayzeven	🦂 unicorn_Lover1,2&3 (Getting back with your ex. ldr version. Now as a good, mature greenflag) Usagi Jazz Mithi	Alas (c)	Motion 2 This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women INFOSLIDE B: Trinity Syndrome (named after the character Trinity in The Matrix) describes the pattern in which a female character is introduced as highly competent, independent, and impressive, only to be sidelined, reduced to a love interest, or require rescuing by the male protagonist later in the story. (e.g., Tigress from Kung Fu Panda, Athena from Percy Jackson, Astrid from How to Train Your Dragon) Motion 2: This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women
Room 7	🦏 Pag natalo kami means crush mo PM namin' Sailane Ebrahem Hamza P. Abdulnasser Jahlinor Sarip	🦭 XU DIX - 🌈Queer Magic ✨ Ibrahim Sunnie Dwayne	Jescii (c)	Motion 2 This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women INFOSLIDE B: Trinity Syndrome (named after the character Trinity in The Matrix) describes the pattern in which a female character is introduced as highly competent, independent, and impressive, only to be sidelined, reduced to a love interest, or require rescuing by the male protagonist later in the story. (e.g., Tigress from Kung Fu Panda, Athena from Percy Jackson, Astrid from How to Train Your Dragon) Motion 2: This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women
Room 8	🦒 Pero nhay aminin mo... Khariza Ybañez Danna Vaness Rei	🐳 UPMin JuJuMa Matthew Cambangay Julianna Gayatin Justine Visitacion	Edrian Von Euste (c), Alimodin, Sittie Arissa, Eting, Unclain (t)	Motion 1 This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology. Pink-pill ideology is the gender-flipped counterpart to the manosphere’s red-pill philosophy: it claims that liberal feminism has failed women, that men are the “problem sex,” and that women should respond with individual strategic behaviour—treating dating as a game, prioritising high-value providers, avoiding casual sex, and maintaining emotional or financial distance—rather than collective political action. Motion 1: This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology.
Room 10	🐠 Neurocysticercosis Adrianna Lima Yvaine Sittie Lilanie	🐺 Depende kung 3 yan! Jazzy Hizham Aina	Shireen (c), Kiichi	Motion 2 This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women INFOSLIDE B: Trinity Syndrome (named after the character Trinity in The Matrix) describes the pattern in which a female character is introduced as highly competent, independent, and impressive, only to be sidelined, reduced to a love interest, or require rescuing by the male protagonist later in the story. (e.g., Tigress from Kung Fu Panda, Athena from Percy Jackson, Astrid from How to Train Your Dragon) Motion 2: This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women
Room 11	🦕 My mama didn’t raise me like that honey Wissam S. Datumulok Hasan S. Abdulhamid Samsida Mardan	🌻 some of us are probably gay Terrence Carl Espejon Vian Dimaculangan Avi Breindelle Ibon	Avrille (c), Garcia, Ahleca Gwyneth T.	Motion 3: This House Opposes the rise of men identifying themselves as feminist
Room 12	🦛 Upper East Side Grand Prix except its Rohan and Rahma racing Rohan Rahma Rj	🦔 FEU isoy marlboro blue + asthma Eujane Jacob JP Barrosa Margaret Domingo	Pol Domingo (c)	Motion 1 This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology. Pink-pill ideology is the gender-flipped counterpart to the manosphere’s red-pill philosophy: it claims that liberal feminism has failed women, that men are the “problem sex,” and that women should respond with individual strategic behaviour—treating dating as a game, prioritising high-value providers, avoiding casual sex, and maintaining emotional or financial distance—rather than collective political action. Motion 1: This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology.
Room 13	🌵 Dawn Officers Sancho AL Elunara	🐼 Prime Ministers Mark Ken Cedrie	Johair (c)	Motion 2 This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women INFOSLIDE B: Trinity Syndrome (named after the character Trinity in The Matrix) describes the pattern in which a female character is introduced as highly competent, independent, and impressive, only to be sidelined, reduced to a love interest, or require rescuing by the male protagonist later in the story. (e.g., Tigress from Kung Fu Panda, Athena from Percy Jackson, Astrid from How to Train Your Dragon) Motion 2: This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women
Room 14	🌲 Destiny’s Grandchildren Mohammad Suffian M. H. Edres Jamaica G. Berua Shanema Hashriena O. Guro	🌷 recyclevin hanager janotepad Jania Isabelle Hana Faye Indiana Vince G. Valenzuela	Wana (c), Dicasaran, Shahanie	Motion 1 This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology. Pink-pill ideology is the gender-flipped counterpart to the manosphere’s red-pill philosophy: it claims that liberal feminism has failed women, that men are the “problem sex,” and that women should respond with individual strategic behaviour—treating dating as a game, prioritising high-value providers, avoiding casual sex, and maintaining emotional or financial distance—rather than collective political action. Motion 1: This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology.
Room 15	🐨 MSU-IIT ELM Ealla Ara Meganne	🐉 MSU-IIT back to being friends Rajak H. Serad Jhon Rey Samson Jason Azcona	Omair (c), James Bryan C. Geraldino, Kate Shane L. Ramirez (t)	Motion 1 This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology. Pink-pill ideology is the gender-flipped counterpart to the manosphere’s red-pill philosophy: it claims that liberal feminism has failed women, that men are the “problem sex,” and that women should respond with individual strategic behaviour—treating dating as a game, prioritising high-value providers, avoiding casual sex, and maintaining emotional or financial distance—rather than collective political action. Motion 1: This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology.
Room 16	🐧 XU - ASH Hannah Amerol Sean Sanchez Albert Melodia	🐊 Pleasee weee need thissss, our mom’s kinda homeless Amil Zam Ricky	El (c)	Motion 1 This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology. Pink-pill ideology is the gender-flipped counterpart to the manosphere’s red-pill philosophy: it claims that liberal feminism has failed women, that men are the “problem sex,” and that women should respond with individual strategic behaviour—treating dating as a game, prioritising high-value providers, avoiding casual sex, and maintaining emotional or financial distance—rather than collective political action. Motion 1: This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology.
Room 17	🦑 Oh cmon Jedda Ainah Jaffar	🦁 MSU-IIT I'm done begging pls Natalie Levi Joelle	Denver Jimenez (c)	Motion 3: This House Opposes the rise of men identifying themselves as feminist
Room 18	🦈 Mending the relationship /j Malou Erdz Rhodora	🐬 UPMin ILSA ILSAAA Fred Omalza Kelvin Lampon Axel Banihit	Gregory (c)	Motion 1 This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology. Pink-pill ideology is the gender-flipped counterpart to the manosphere’s red-pill philosophy: it claims that liberal feminism has failed women, that men are the “problem sex,” and that women should respond with individual strategic behaviour—treating dating as a game, prioritising high-value providers, avoiding casual sex, and maintaining emotional or financial distance—rather than collective political action. Motion 1: This House, as the feminist movement, regrets the rise of the pink-pill ideology.
Room 19	🐙 UMTC PODIUM1 Eli Leeane Zy	🍀 Balde?? Kanino Ko 'Yan Isasapak? Princess Rehan H. Badron Anna Zhareena Balindong Datu-Dacula Arifah Dimaporo Pandao	Haroun (c)	Motion 2 This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women INFOSLIDE B: Trinity Syndrome (named after the character Trinity in The Matrix) describes the pattern in which a female character is introduced as highly competent, independent, and impressive, only to be sidelined, reduced to a love interest, or require rescuing by the male protagonist later in the story. (e.g., Tigress from Kung Fu Panda, Athena from Percy Jackson, Astrid from How to Train Your Dragon) Motion 2: This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women
Room 20	🦜 XU - nonstop nut november Xavier Dylan Denz	🦀 Jo, ginawa ko naman lahat pero bakit parang kulang Yashreema Ahmad Aquila	Alliah (c)	Motion 2 This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women INFOSLIDE B: Trinity Syndrome (named after the character Trinity in The Matrix) describes the pattern in which a female character is introduced as highly competent, independent, and impressive, only to be sidelined, reduced to a love interest, or require rescuing by the male protagonist later in the story. (e.g., Tigress from Kung Fu Panda, Athena from Percy Jackson, Astrid from How to Train Your Dragon) Motion 2: This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women
Room 21	🦊 MSU-IIT Khen Ivan Emerzon Andimas Gabatan Nez Emerzon Randz	🌸 remaining katseye members Crystal Cedric Pilip	Lorain (c)	Motion 2 This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women INFOSLIDE B: Trinity Syndrome (named after the character Trinity in The Matrix) describes the pattern in which a female character is introduced as highly competent, independent, and impressive, only to be sidelined, reduced to a love interest, or require rescuing by the male protagonist later in the story. (e.g., Tigress from Kung Fu Panda, Athena from Percy Jackson, Astrid from How to Train Your Dragon) Motion 2: This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women
Room 22	🐢 MSU-IIT TFN Tresha De Villa Frank Flores Nica Feuna B. Revilleza	🦓 Hindi kami bobo, overwhelmed lang ang brain cells Wei lee Zai Twinkle	Nicole Español (c)	Motion 3: This House Opposes the rise of men identifying themselves as feminist
Room 23	🍁 BARMM but diverse and rusty Joanna Marceline E. Ele Nailah Jehan P. Casim Gutoc, Abdul Hamid A.	🦉 MSU-IIT Gregory Cabato Arham Shene Taer Norj	MJ (c)	Motion 3: This House Opposes the rise of men identifying themselves as feminist
Room 24	🦩 UPB Baklang Knal Ivory Kath Maanne Thought Ma. Lee Vogue	🦄 Scorpio Babies Khayla BG Yasha	Hassan (c)	Motion 3: This House Opposes the rise of men identifying themselves as feminist
Room 25	🐝 Baddest Debaters in NC Lee Bongon Heloise Gerona Fred Malabed	🐞 Team Atakech Ayman Hassim Hamdy	Ceos (c)	Motion 2 This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women INFOSLIDE B: Trinity Syndrome (named after the character Trinity in The Matrix) describes the pattern in which a female character is introduced as highly competent, independent, and impressive, only to be sidelined, reduced to a love interest, or require rescuing by the male protagonist later in the story. (e.g., Tigress from Kung Fu Panda, Athena from Percy Jackson, Astrid from How to Train Your Dragon) Motion 2: This House believes that Trinity Syndrome does more harm than good to the portrayal of women