The anthology will roll out weekly episodes, each with a different story and director. Kicking things off is “Ang Rider Kong Hoodlum” directed by Philip King, followed by “Same Day Error” with Jerald Napoles under the direction of Rayn Brizuela. 

The third episode, “CEO Thinks I’m a Robot,” pairs Angela with Carlo Aquino and is helmed by Gino M. Santos, while “Us, Maybe” closes the slate under Crisanto B. Aquino.

Each episode drops a new vibe, from chaotic romance to soft, existential “what are we?” energy — basically a buffet of modern love stories that Gen Z can easily latch onto.

But that’s not all. Outside the anthology, fans are already buzzing about another upcoming project featuring Rabin and Angela: “Dating Alys Perez.” The pairing has been steadily building a following, and with two projects in the pipeline, the RabGel agenda is clearly in full swing.

Online, excitement is building fast. Timelines are filled up with edits, kilig tweets, and early stan reactions as viewers anticipate how the duo will explore different dynamics across stories. From hoodlum love interests to almost-lovers and techy twists, the anthology format gives them space to experiment — and fans are here for it.

With the anthology premiering this May alongside Dating Alys Perez already on everyone’s radar, Rabin Angeles and Angela Muji are shaping up to be one of the most watched young tandems at the moment.