Nyi Roro Kidul is a prominent figure in Indonesian folklore, particularly in the culture of Java. She is often depicted as the Queen of the Southern Sea, known for her beauty and mystical powers. Many believe she has the ability to control the ocean and is associated with the waves and marine life. In Javanese tradition, Nyi Roro Kidul is also considered a protector of the coastal areas. People often make offerings to her to seek her blessings and protection. Her legend is deeply intertwined with local beliefs, rituals, and the natural environment of the southern coast of Java.