While Allen Ansay of Sagñay, Camarines Sur is the "First Prince" with a score of 95.2% and Lexi Gonzales of Sampaloc, Manila is the "First Princess" with a score of 94.8% were proclaimed as the "Runner-ups" each of them received P250,000 pesos each and exclusive GMA Network contracts. The "StarStruck Avengers (the losing contestants)" also received an exclusive contract from the network. Also received the "StarStruck Graduates" Mentors Mark Herras, Yasmien Kurdi, Katrina Halili and Kris Bernal received their special awards for their mentorship to the Ultimate Final 4 survivors. There are signature dances and songs made in each batch. With this batch, their signature dances and songs are:       Langscape  Langscape is a term and concept affectively adapting and amending the word 'landscape' to emphasize worlds of 'languages' that are locally interlinked with the worlds 'landscapes' (see cultural landscapes) where people locally live, locally forming and locally speaking words across generations within those landscapes, being words and languages often particular to those landscapes. The term and concept first started to be more popularly promoted from June 1996 when an organization incorporated to coordinate partnerships aimed at better valuing, mapping, and conserving interlinked linguistic and biological diversity i.e. Terralingua adopted this term for its members newsletter and magazine Langscape. The term and concept is now also being used by a Language Science Center, the Maryland Language Science Center, for its own Langscape geographical information system mapping language diversity and the accumulated knowledge of over more than 6400 languages worldwide. Based out of the University of Siegen, Germany, there is a European Language Acquisition and Language Learning network of Researchers for whom "..the nexus between language skills and the formation of social identity, plurilinguality and supranational identity is a key issue for Langscape researchers seeking to reflect languages' true geographical and linguistic diversity and range" (see here)     Somenos Lake  Somenos Lake is a small shallow water body located in the Municipality of North Cowichan on Southeast Vancouver Island. Somenos Lake has a maximum area of approximately 247 ac, 100 ha at above geodetic datum. The Lake is relatively shallow with a maximum depth of . Somenos Lake is fed by three major tributary streams: Richards Creek from the North and Northeast, Averill Creek from the Northwest and Bings Creek from the West.