Freen Sarocha and Becky Armstrong. Photo from Wilbros Live. 

MANILA — Thai stars Freen Sarocha and Becky Armstrong channeled their inner "Darna" during their fifth fan meeting in the Philippines held Saturday.

Asked what genre they would like to take on the, host Show Suzuki asked Becky to do the iconic "Darna" transformation. 

"No, she will see that," Becky responded, possibly pertaining to the recent "Darna" star Jane de Leon. 

Meanwhile, Freen said she wanted to be a villain, and Suzuki suggested that they could be Darna and Valentina with a girls' love plot.

Freen also said she glad to return to the Philippines: "Every time I land here in the Philippines, along the way, we'll see the boards made by the fans, I want to capture it but I miss out all the time."

Becky noted how their fans all over the world give a warm welcome when they visit for a fan meeting.

"Everywhere we go, we always get a warm welcome. It's so sweet. No matter where we go it's like, I know you guys spend a lot of time doing projects and everything, from banners to billboards to gifts to literally just your loud cheers, it's like so fulfilling to our hearts," she said.

Freen apologized for not giving her 100 percent due to a health concern.

"This is my first time that I am not at a hundred percent regarding my health because I'm not feeling good but even though I'm not on a hundred, I'm really trying my best to come to see my Filipino fans and to make everyone happy. Thank you for warming my heart with your support," she said.

Becky still thanked their Filipino fans calling them their "home."

"The reason why I call you guys my family is because we are like home, no matter on a good day, or an amazing day or you have something exciting, especially on a bad day, you can always come back to us," she said.

"We'll be your sunshine always and whenever we fall, we will step up slowly, it's ok to go slowly but we'll keep going together as a family."

Asked what advice would they give to their fans who are members of the LGBT community, Freen said: "Since everyone has only one life and it's not too long. You can do whatever you want and you can be whatever you want to be."

"Be proud of who you are, you have the right to love anyone you want to love and slowly, I believe the world will also see that," Becky added.