Super Junior strikes a pose at the Super Show 2 press conference.

The boys of Super Junior stand for a few press photos before everyone starts asking them questions.

Super Junior was originally made up of 13 members.

Only 10 boys from Super Junior came to Manila, but we're not complaining!

The members of SuJu who weren't in Manila for the concert were Kibum (because he had a foot injury), Kang-in, and Han Geng (the only Chinese member of the group; he's currently inactive).

Eldest SuJu member and band leader Leeteuk answered most of the questions at the press conference.

All the SuJu boys dabble in acting, hosting, modeling, dancing, and a lot of other things.

Group leader Leeteuk hosts a show called Love Fighter, where he helps solve love problems.

Heechul (who's younger than Leeteuk by nine days) actually did Korean voiceovers for the Alvin and the Chipmunks movie. He did the voice of Simon.

Yesung also acts, and does musical theater specifically.

Shindong choreographs the group's dance moves.

Sungmin did a karate-kick at the press conference (though we didn't get to snap a picture). He's great at martial arts, but to counter his tough side, his favorite color is—can you believe it?—pink!

Eunhyuk writes all the rap lyrics.

Donghae, the most popular SuJu member in the Philippines, has starred in a lot of music videos with gorgeous female singers from all over Asia. He says he'd love to do a telenovela in the Philippines.

Siwon doubles as a matinee idol. He's currently starring in the Koreanovela Oh My Lady.

Ryeowook is one of SuJu's most powerful singers.

Kyuhyun is one of the youngest (and also newest) members of SuJu. He was born in 1988.

Pinoy favorite Donghae is one of SuJu's best dancers.

The stage of the Super Show 2 in Araneta Coliseum is the biggest stage setup in Philippine history, with over 300 platforms!

Check out Super Junior's video for "Sorry, Sorry" here. The Cebu Dancing Inmates did a number to this song, too!

Super Junior gamely answered questions at the press conference with the help of a translator.

It was pandemonium the second the boys walked into the venue. Some of the press rushed forward and many were standing on their seats to take photos. Nothing compared to the concert itself, though!

Fans were all over the airport when the boys of Super Junior emerged from the plane.

The press conference was held several hours before Super Show 2.

Thousands of people flocked to the Araneta Coliseum to see Super Junior live.

The band sang over 30 songs last Saturday.

Their performance lasted for three whole hours! Definitely worth the money!

Super Junior fans were waving blue glowsticks in the air because sapphire blue is Super Junior's color.

At some point during the show, the boys even took out water guns and started shooting at the crowd. The crowd loved it!

Several lucky girls could barely contain themselves when the boys of Super Junior walked to their area and sat next to them.

Some of the Super Junior boys would borrow digital cameras from thrilled fans and then take lots of pictures of themselves and all the other guys. We bet those girls had the best shots!

SuJu fans always throw all kinds of gifts onto the stage. And the SuJu guys, of course, always pick them up.

Super Junior performing live.

The boys of Super Junior, their fans, and a lot of blue glowsticks.

Definitely a night to remember for any hardcore Super Junior fan lucky enough to be there.