Penelope

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Penelope Concepcion is a Filipino video game designer, sound designer and co-founder of Five Lives Entertainment, a Filipino indie video game development studio based in Quezon City, Philippines. She founded this studio in October 2005 alongside Filipino-Trinidadian businessman Trevor Maguire. The studio was formerly known as Diliman Creation Collective until it was renamed to its current name in 2015. The very first video game developed by Diliman Creation Collective is named "My Fantasy Aquarium" which is published by now-defunct publisher THQ and released in January 2007 for Nintendo DS. Penelope is also called "The Flying Fish" due to the flying fish on Five Lives' former logo, which also has the word "Creation" in orange and pink and in a classy and stylish font similar to Naruto's.

Trevor Maguire

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Trevor Maguire is a Filipino-Trinidadian businessman who co-founded Filipino video game development studios "Five Lives Entertainment" (formerly known as Diliman Creation Collective) and "Ubisoft Philippines". He's born in Port of Spain on the island of Trinidad and moved to Quezon City, Philippines with his parents at age of 15. He really loves video games, including the Rayman and Crash Bandicoot series. Trevor has ¢8,500,500 in his wallets, making it one of the richest people in the Philippines. His favorite color is pink, his favorite animal is a eagle and he really loves heavy metal music. His favorite food is kimchi.