Pitung: The First Satria Nusantara

At the end of the 19th century, the archipelago came under Dutch colonial rule. Oppression, injustice and suffering are an inseparable part of the lives of indigenous people. In the midst of this brutal colonialism, a hero emerged who became a symbol of the resistance of the Pitung people.

The story takes place in Batavia, a city filled with tension between colonial rulers and the oppressed people. The villages around Batavia suffered from stifling taxes, forced labor, and land confiscation by the colonial government. In the midst of these conditions, a young man named Pitung emerged as hope for the people.

Pitung is a champion from Betawi who has extraordinary martial arts skills. He led the people's resistance with his intelligence, courage, and amazing ability to disappear and attack the enemy by surprise. He became a frightening specter for the invaders, but a hero for his people.

Pitung not only had to face cruel colonial military forces, but also betrayal from his own people, who were tempted by the lure of power and wealth from the Dutch. Pitung and his small group fought against oppression with guerrilla attacks, using their knowledge of the jungle and the city to launch unexpected lightning attacks.

However, Pitung was not an ordinary fighter. He realized that the fight against invaders was not only about weapons, but also about maintaining identity and dignity as a nation. Therefore, Pitung not only fights physically, but also by inspiring the people to rise up, fight injustice, and defend their traditional values.