Indonesia

Major cities, such as the metropolis of Jakarta with its population of 10 million, are scattered thinly across islands filled with aggressively-growing jungle that threatens to swallow Indonesia’s urban oases like a rising tide.
Life here is guided by tradition and the day-to-day need to survive. For urbanites, this means making a living despite widespread poverty. In the jungle, it means finding food and fighting the elements just as it has for thousands of years. Superhumans from Indonesia use their powers to make this struggle easier, and often blur the line between hero and villain in order to save lives.
EASTERN MALAYSIA Although politically part of peninsular Malaysia, the people of this area are culturally closer to the conservative, rural heart of Indonesia than to their more cosmopolitan countrymen. Life here is the same struggle for survival found in Indonesia, and the region’s few superhumans have more in common with Indonesian “heroes” than those from Malaysia.

Type

Geopolitical, Country