Penging (Robert Santoso), the main disciple of Dewa Tuak (Piet Pagau), betrays him. He ran away with an ancient book of his teacher. Dewa Tuak did not pass down all his knowledge, because Penging committed many crimes. Dewa Tuak then sends another student, Anggini (Devi Ivonne) to retrieve the book, while Penging has appointed himself as regent of Lumajang. When they met, Anggini even asked to be his wife. Because the request was rejected, Anggini was detained and will be hanged. So Dewa Tuak then asked Wiro Sableng (Tonny Hidayat) for help. On the way, he met Mahesa Kelud (Johan Saimima) who also had a grudge against Penging, because Penging had stolen both of his weapons. The two of them, with the help of Dewa Tuak, were finally able to finish off Penging. Anggini then arranged an arranged marriage with Mahesa Kelud.

A pair of female devils (Devi Ivonne, Tanty Noriesta) kidnap men, rape and kill them. Their teacher who gave a warning, was killed. Meanwhile, the Trident Golden Spear, a royal heirloom, was stolen by Dewa Thief (Tanaka) on orders from Rana Blambang (K. Supranto), the son of a concubine who wanted to seize the throne. The God of Thieves kept the original, and the fake was handed over. His dream of becoming king by owning the heirloom was dashed, because a pair of female devils stole it. Then came Wiro Sableng (Tonny Hidayat) to fix all the problems, return the heirloom to the Palace, then wander again.

In his wanderings, Wiro Sableng (Atin Martino) is involved in the business of painting naked women. The painting that the painter wanted to give to his prospective student disappeared along with the painter's death. Thanks to the guidance of Dewa Tuak (Arthur Tobing), Wiro meets Permani (Eva Chitra), who is involved in a love triangle. Wiro intervened again. As a result, there was a fight between the two schools. In the middle of the fight, another fight emerged which turned out to be over the painting that Wiro was looking for. Wiro solves all problems.

A woman finds out she's the incarnation of the Goddess of Snakes, which she uses to her advantage in love and life.

Jealous Rudy spoils the wedding party of Hindun by using black magic to kill both her new husband and her father. Hindun seeks help from a Santet (black magic) Queen. Due to the Santet Queen’s influence, Hindun becomes possessed and goes on a vengeance-fueled killing spree.

Kadrun and his wife fail to steal the magic amethyst that belongs to the teacher even though they cut off his arm. They are then cursed to live in suffering. The husband and wife need virgin maidens to keep their power and beauty. They use their own child and students to find the maidens. The villagers, who are terrorized by them, fight back and are led by a religious teacher who has inherited the magic amethyst.

Criminals threaten Suro Mantoro’s North-South trade and his guards are defeated. One of the dead is Srikandi’s father so Srikandi pursues her martial arts studies by ascetic meditation. She also has a thin blade that is almost invisible to the human eye. Suro Mantoro and Fatimah, whose father was also killed, want to advance their skills but their teacher refuses. He foresees that their problem will be resolved by Srikandi Mantili, the Eagle from the South. (Film Indonesia synopsis)

In order to pass as human and blend in with society, a ghost couple need to drink virgin blood every full moon.

Two female graduate students from Hong Kong are kidnapped and tortured after stumbling upon an illegal mining operation in Indonesia. This was filmed at the same time as The Stone Age Warriors (1991) and features much of the same cast (both HK and Indonesian actors), though has a different plot.

A war breaks out between two martial arts organizations.