Di Asmo

Di Asmo is a character in Javanese mythology, specifically appearing in shadow puppet (wayang kulit) performances and stories related to the Mahabharata epic. He is often depicted as a loyal servant or attendant, typically associated with one of the Pandava brothers, particularly Arjuna.

Di Asmo's role is generally supportive, providing assistance, offering counsel, and performing menial tasks. He is often portrayed as possessing practical wisdom and a good-natured disposition, adding a comedic element to the narratives while also serving as a voice of reason. Though not a central character, Di Asmo contributes to the overall storytelling and character development within the broader Mahabharata cycle.

The etymology of the name "Di Asmo" is not definitively established, but interpretations suggest a possible connection to humility or servitude within the context of Javanese cultural values. His physical appearance in wayang kulit performances varies, but he is generally recognizable by specific features and attire that distinguish him from other characters.