Rangda is a prominent figure in Balinese mythology, often depicted as a fearsome witch or demoness. She is known for her long, disheveled hair, sharp fangs, and a terrifying appearance. Rangda represents chaos and evil, often opposing the forces of good, particularly the Barong, a lion-like creature symbolizing protection and harmony. In Balinese culture, Rangda plays a significant role in traditional performances, especially during the Barong dance. This dance illustrates the eternal struggle between good and evil, with Rangda embodying the darker aspects of life. Her character serves as a reminder of the balance between opposing forces in the universe.