History Film / GoyoAngBatangHeneral

* ArcWords: "Tandaan mo kung sino ka."[[note]]Translation: Remember who you are.[[/note]]

* ArcWords: "Tandaan mo kung sino ka.""[[note]]Translation: Remember who you are.[[/note]]

* ATeamFiring: The Republicans during the Battle of Tirad Pass, who only cause 2 American casualties onscreen. Justified, since the former at this point were exhausted and low on food, not helped by them removing the rear sights of their rifles.
* AudienceSurrogate: Joven serves as one, as he's a NonActionGuy essentially caught in the crossfire between the Republican and American forces.

* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: In contrast to General Antonio Luna, who is a professional and experienced general hated by a number of Republican Army soldiers, General Gregorio Del Pilar is a far less experienced, younger general, who is generally admired and liked by the Republican Army.

* NonActionGuy: Joven. He's the only notable character who never wields a weapon onscreen nor attempts to shoot back at the Americans, only being a photographer hired by the Republicans to take pictures of officials.

* ATeamFiring: The Repul during the Battle of Tirad Pass, who only cause 2 American casualties onscreen. Justified, since the former at this point were exhausted and low on food, not helped by them removing the rear sights of their rifles.

* ATeamFiring: The Revolutionaries during the Battle of Tirad Pass, who only cause 2 American casualties onscreen. Justified, since the former at this point were exhausted and low on food, not helped by them removing the rear sights of their rifles.
* AudienceSurrogate: Joven serves as one, as he's a NonActionGuy essentially caught in the crossfire between the Revolutionaries and American forces.

* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: In contrast to General Antonio Luna, who is a professional and experienced general hated by a number of Revolutionary Army soldiers, General Gregorio Del Pilar is a far less experienced, younger general, who is generally admired and liked by the Revolutionary Army.

* NonActionGuy: Joven. He's the only notable character who never wields a weapon onscreen nor attempts to shoot back at the Americans, only being a photographer hired by the Revolutionaries to take pictures of officials.

** "Tahol, Goyo, tahol!"[[note]]Translation: Bark, Goyo, bark![[/note]]

* ArcWords: "Tandaan mo kung sino ka."[[note]]Translation: Remember who you are.[[/note]]

-> "Ano ba ang halaga ng isang bayani?"

* AnimalMotifs: Goyo is regularly referred as The Dog and The Eagle. The former is used to mock him for his UndyingLoyalty to Aguinaldo, while the latter is used to boost his morale.
--> "Ikaw ang agila."[[note]]Translation: You are The Eagle.[[/note]]
--> "Mabuhay ang agila!"[[note]]Translation: Long live The Eagle![[/note]]

* JobTitle: The film's subtitle means "The Young General".

--> "Kapag bumagsak si Aguinaldo, may ipanibagong titindig. Pero ito (''gestures to Mount Tirad''), hindi ito mapapalitan."[[note]]Translation: If Aguinaldo falls, another will rise. But this, can never be replaced.[[/note]]

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: We're not shown what happens to Julio after he's deployed to Bulacan.

* AnimalMotifs: Goyo is regularly referred to as The Eagle.

* CasualDangerDialogue: The Americans make a few good quips while they're pinned at Tirad Pass, with Private Simmons telling his major that he could really use some company up the road and Lieutenant McClelland agreeing with the trooper next to him that he would indeed love some beer.

* PetTheDog: The American soldier that catches Joven, and Garcia's son fleeing Tirad Pass opts to let the boy go after Joven slips and falls down the mountain path.

* ForegoneConclusion: Del Pilar dies at Tirad Pass and Emilio Aguinaldo is captured shortly after.

* BilingualBonus: Like its predecessor, Goyo is littered with foreign languages; if you know any of the followng languages from Tagalog, English and Spanish you can watch in unsubtitled.

* PetTheDog: The American soldier that catches Joven and Garcia's son fleeing Tirad Pass opts to let the boy go after Joven slips and falls down the mountain path.

* FriendlyFire:

** There's marked friction between Jose Alejandrino and Emilio Aguinaldo, with their scenes together punctuated with the former demanding answers about Antonio Luna's death.

''Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral'', released September 5, 2018, is a historical biopic film starring Paulo Avelino as the titular Gregorio "Goyo" del Pilar, the youngest General during the Philippine–American War, who died in the Battle of Tirad Pass. It is written, directed, edited, and scored by Jerrold Tarog, and is a sequel to ''Film/HeneralLuna''.

* DivideAndConquer: Generals Otis and MacArthur mused that they thought about doing this at some point though it ended up being a non-issue because Luna was killed by his own side for reasons unrelated to the war.

-> "Kapag bumagsak si Aguinaldo, may ipanibagong titindig. Pero ito (''gestures to Mount Tirad''), hindi ito mapapalitan."[[note]]Translation: If Aguinaldo falls, another will rise. But this, can never be replaced.[[/note]]