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8 Photos of the Film RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON, The Search for the Last Dragon - Is There an Indonesian Nuance?

8 Photos of the Film RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON, The Search for the Last Dragon - Is There an Indonesian Nuance?

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8 Photos of the Film RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON, The Search for the Last Dragon - Is There an Indonesian Nuance?

The Disney princess character seems to be growing again in March. Yup, Disney has completed its latest animated film titled RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON. The story begins with the character Raya who wants to reunite several tribes that were once divided. However, this goal is not easy, Raya must first find the last dragon.  

There are many rumors that say RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON incorporates elements of Southeast Asian culture in the film. Does Indonesian cultural elements appear in this film? Let's find out together!

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The ASEAN elements are evident in this film. For example, Raya's ride named Tuk-tuk, an armadillo. Another ASEAN element is also seen, specifically from Thailand.

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In addition to the keris, there are also elements of Filipino culture manifested in the weapons of Eskrima martial arts.

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In addition to being closely related to Chinese culture and mythology, not many people know that dragons are also closely tied to the cultures of Laos and Thailand! One famous legend is the Phaya Naga, the guardian of the Mekong River.

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One of the Southeast Asian elements showcased is the sengkedan. Does it remind you of Bali?

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It can no longer be denied that Raya has conducted extensive research before the production process is carried out. Batik is also included in the film.

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The sword with many curves reminds us of the keris, a traditional weapon closely associated with the Javanese people.

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KLovers must be familiar with this weapon, right? It's the typical Madurese machete.

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The reliefs on the walls also remind us of the temples in Indonesia. They also resemble Angkor Wat in Cambodia.