List of Asterix characters - Knowledge (XXG)

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full health after injury (although this potion also causes the person who takes it to lose their recent memories while also interacting badly with the magic potion). Aside from making the potion, he also acts as the village doctor and occasional teacher. Asterix (and most other villagers) will consult him whenever anything strange occurs. He does not normally engage himself in combat, whereas most of the villagers enjoy a good punch-up (even with each other). One exception is one of the stories explaining Gaulish women, using Mrs. Geriatrix as an example, in which he involves himself in a fight sparked by Impedimenta. The final cut is shown with all the male villagers and two females, Impedimenta and Bacteria included, with Getafix running to stop the fight, with a piece of fish flying towards him. His most notable brawl is when, masquerading as a cook in

1103:, where he refused to provide the potion for anyone while the village was divided by an upcoming vote for a new chief, only to provide them with it once again when Vitalstatistix asked Getafix to provide the potion for Orthopedix, the man he had been running against for chief. He has also occasionally been taken prisoner by hostile forces to get access to the potion, only to be freed again thanks to Asterix and Obelix. The full recipe of the magic potion itself has never been revealed, but known ingredients are mistletoe (which must be cut with a golden sickle ), a whole lobster (an optional ingredient that improves the flavour), fresh fish, salt, and petroleum (called rock oil in the book), which is later replaced by beetroot juice. Replenishing the stores of ingredients for the magic potion has led to some adventures for Asterix and Obelix, including 2176:, he fires both his shield-bearers after he tells them that it is a lovely day, and they look up, tipping the shield back and dropping the chief in the process. He then goes and hires new shield-bearers including Asterix, Geriatrix, Fulliautomatix and Obelix (in these cases the shield is horribly tilted, so he is forced to stand on a slant, and Obelix carried him with one hand like a waiter). The introduction page varies between showing the bearers straining under Vitalstatistix' not inconsiderable bulk as he looks into the distance in some of the books, while in others he looks at them in good humour as they look up to him in respect. 5042: 3661:

and gossip-prone as the other wives, she has also shown herself to be very quick-witted. She is an excellent seamstress but has Geriatrix do most of the housework. She rules her home and marriage, and regularly tells her husband what to do even in direct contradiction of his own stated opinions. She does seem to be happily married, however, and the only serious conflict in her marriage is her occasional apparent interest in

5107: 4882:) with Asterix leaving a single coin for payment after Obelix threw all of their recently recovered treasure overboard while searching for food; the Captain told his depressed crew that it was better than nothing and that at least they still had the ship, but then their lookout proudly announced that he had upheld their honour and scuttled the ship himself. The other pirates were not impressed. 76: 240: 2205:, leader of the village wives and the best cook in the village. She is often disappointed with the other villagers (calling them barbarians) and wishes Vitalstatistix was more ambitious. Consequently, she zealously defends and flaunts every privilege due to her as first lady of the village, such as skipping the queue at the fishmonger's. She frequently says she wants to go back to 178: 35: 4092:(Azbuchnix), derived from "азбука", meaning "alphabet". In addition to being a direct translation of the original French name, this could also be a reference to the first published Bulgarian schoolbook, which taught children the alphabet and featured a picture of a whale at the end of it, giving it the nickname "The Fish Schoolbook" (despite whales being mammals, not fish). 4771:— in at least one book, the entire senate is laughing at him after a failed plan. Despite this, Caesar is also shown to be a man of honour, since whenever Asterix and Obelix somehow end up helping Caesar, Caesar always grants them any favour they ask. He goes so far as to rebuild the entire Gaulish village when it was destroyed by 4376:, where it turned out Cacofonix just wanted to tell Fulliautomatix that he was standing on Cacofonix's toes, which Fulliautomatix was unaware of due to the current snow covering their feet). It has been stated that he is perhaps the ancestor of all music critics. On the other hand, he is occasionally beaten up with a cane by 692:, Obelix gets angry with hungry people who try to take Dogmatix's bone and insists they will be punished if they try to take advantage of his dog. Dogmatix is relatively intelligent, and is particularly good as a hunting dog. His most noteworthy moments were rescuing Asterix, Obelix and Getafix from entrapment in 3242:, and refers to them when excited ("It'll be just like Gergovia all over!") or distraught ("It's just like Alesia all over again!"). He has an eye for the young ladies and has a very young and beautiful wife (who appears to be in her twenties) of whom he is very possessive — particularly when Obelix is around. 3744:

says: "Anyway, it wouldn't have happened if they were fresh!" and then Unhygenix slaps him with his fish. This rivalry is a family tradition — their fathers also fought, and their children are continuing it. Despite this, his catch phrase is a scream to his wife, "Bacteria! Get the fish inside!" or

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Some villagers go to extreme lengths to avoid hearing Cacofonix's music. Most notably, Fulliautomatix, the village smith, strikes him on the head at the merest hint of breaking into a song, and has destroyed his lyre on a number of occasions, at one point being called the "ancestor of music critics".

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Although known for his strength-enhancing magic potion, he has many other magical and medicinal potions at his disposal, including a potion to make hair grow quickly, a potion to counteract poison, one that neutralizes a drug that would kill in a matter of days, and a potion that restores a person to

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Such is the fear that the pirates have for the Gauls that, having unknowingly taken them aboard—Asterix and his companions boarded the ship in the night when it was too dark for either side to see the other properly, with the pirates only learning the truth when they sneaked into their guests' cabin

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when he is provoked by some comment the smith makes. When this happens he will often take out his frustration on the nearest convenient bystander (Cacofonix for preference) on the grounds that he does not feel he can fight back against someone so old, which only helps to further incense the old man.

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As the only individual able to produce the "magic potion" upon which the villagers rely for their strength, he is the focus of many stories, ranging from the Romans attempting to put him out of commission in some manner to requesting that Asterix and Obelix help him find some missing ingredient, and

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in which he is taken hostage by Caesar, but rescued and returned by Asterix and Obelix. He makes life difficult for the Gauls as well as for the Romans, though even Obelix is upset when they finally part. He is one of the few people who like Cacofonix's music, and also has a soft spot for Dogmatix.

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Julius Caesar (Jules César) is the Roman dictator and conqueror of Gaul. Many of the stories involve his schemes to finally conquer this last Gaulish village holding out against his legions. At other times, the village has (indirectly) come to his aid, but more often it is a major embarrassment to

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Mrs. Geriatrix enjoys her husband's devotion and also her status as wife of the village's most senior inhabitant, which makes her one of the inner circle of village wives. Her youthful appearance suggests that she is less than half her husband's age; she is also a lot taller. Although as ambitious

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are on the ground, Cacofonix's hut is perched up in a tree. Ostensibly this is so that he can act as a lookout to warn the other villagers of imminent invasion, but the real reason is to let him practise his music as far from everyone as possible. It has been felled several times, often by Obelix,

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when the captain himself sank the ship after learning that the Gauls were on a nearby Egyptian vessel, reasoning that that would be the eventual outcome and doing it themselves would spare them a punch-up. Curiously enough, at the end of the same adventure, he and his crew were having to work as

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As an elder, Geriatrix demands respect (generally more than he is given). Nonetheless he dislikes being treated as old and will attack anyone who comments to that effect. In particular he often beats up the village blacksmith Fulliautomatix for refusing to fight back due to his age, and actually

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it is revealed that he is the second stage of the village's 'emergency measure' if they are attacked while Getafix is absent; the first stage involves a secret supply of potion in the chief's hut, while the second stage involves Cacofonix blowing on a very loud horn to set up a signal to alert

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Bacteria is the wife of Unhygienix. She is one of the inner circle of village wives. She is quiet and easy-going, but doesn't hesitate to say exactly what she thinks. She helps her husband run his shop, selling fish of dubious quality, and is unperturbed by the bizarre uses to which they are

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Dogmatix is Obelix's pet dog. Unlike his immense master, Dogmatix is very tiny, but he can have a nasty temper. Dogmatix loves nature and hates to see trees suffer. (Obelix once mentions that this is because Dogmatix likes to urinate on them.) Dogmatix met Asterix and Obelix in Lutetia (in

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the bard, threatening him and hitting him on the head at the merest hint of breaking into a song (the songs are so bad that the other villagers do not object) — this happens so frequently that Cacofonix only protests about it if he hadn't intended to sing in the first place (such as in

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At the beginning of most of the Asterix books, immediately after the map of Gaul, and before the narrative starts, there is a standard description of the main characters above, as well as Getafix, Cacofonix and Vitalstatistix (regardless of their importance in that particular book).

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Mrs. Fulliautomatix is one of the inner circle of village wives. One of the shortest women in the village, and possessing of a steep and pointy nose, she takes no nonsense and dominates her much larger husband as well as getting into a brawl with the wife of Chief Vitalstatistix in

2767:) he is shown to have not even noticed the other villagers are fighting the Romans and is actually shown asking Getafix what's going on (however, he had been suffering from a lost voice earlier in this volume and may have simply been staying in his hut while waiting to recover). In 5684:. He and his family move to the village after buying the deeds from Tremensdelirius (who had only been given the deeds by Caesar as a punishment). His wife Angina, after a major altercation with Impedimenta, pressures him into challenging Vitalstatistix for leadership. In the film 2126:(Zhiznestatistiks). "Жизнь" means "life", and "Статистика" means "statistics". In the "Asterix: The Mansions of the Gods" the chief is named "Авторитарикс" (Avtoritarix). In the "Asterix & Obelix Take on Caesar" he is named "Абранакортикс" (broken version of the French name). 1544:), meaning "he who repairs things". The name was translated from the English version, not the French, but the pun about "getting a fix" was lost in translation. However, the druid is named "Панорамикс" ("Panoramix") in all live-action films and Asterix: The Mansions of the Gods. 1236:, the name is a pun on "getting a fix" — obtaining a dose of a recreational drug, and a reference to the magic potion he produces; the phrase can also mean to perceive or to get a solid sense of something. In the short-lived American version of the series, he was called 3134:(Vsebezrix). Most likely derived from "все без риск", meaning "always without risk", which is somewhat close to his original French name, but it can also be interpreted as "в себе си се взира", meaning "looks into himself", which might be a reference to him being an artist. 2683:

For his part, Cacofonix considers himself a genius and a superb singer, and he is angrily offended when people criticize his singing, to the point of dismissing them as barbarians. He is slightly effeminate, often seen smoothing back his hair and holding his head up high.

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taking the Gauls back home and he announced with unusual determination that he will hunt them down and get his revenge. On another occasion, the pirates destroyed their ship simply at the sight of Asterix and all his fellow villagers in another vessel taking them to the

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in the German translations) as he believes they are of finer quality. He does not notice their smell, but most of the other villagers do and a lot of fights, which often escalate to involve most of the village, are caused by his stale fish, as when the blacksmith

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tells Caesar that if he keeps Brutus near he will come to no harm. The series includes numerous other references to the future assassination, such as Brutus muttering resentfully to himself, after being slighted by Caesar, "one of these days I'll....."

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where he is sent to the village for safety. He drinks the magic potion twice, causing trouble for the villagers and the Romans sent to capture him, but it has worn off by the end and he is reunited with his family. He shows a liking for sleeping under

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it is so unbearable that it teaches the ferocious Normans the meaning of fear. In later albums his music is so spectacularly horrible that it actually starts thunderstorms (even indoors), because of an old French saying that bad singing causes rain.

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which makes her husband insanely jealous. On one occasion, she is offered the magic potion. She does not appear to be interested and says that it's very fattening, while staring at Obelix. She appears to be in favour of women's rights, as shown in

1602:. His major failings are his love of good food and drink (it is unlikely to be a coincidence that his wife is the best cook in the village) — which has led to health problems — and his pride. As a Gaulish chief, he prefers to travel on a 593:

in English and "obèle" French) which is sometimes used to indicate a second footnote if the first footnote is indicated by an asterisk. His name is also almost never changed in official translations (not counting orthographical variations such as

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While usually presented in the books as a nag to her embarrassed husband, she has on occasion fought the Romans side by side with the men, typically using her rolling pin as a weapon. In emergencies, she's famous for remaining in control, as in

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man (he refers to himself as "well-padded" or "man with a slipped chest" and will immediately knock out anyone who calls him "fat") with two notable attributes: his permanently phenomenal strength and his voracious appetite for food, especially

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as a Roman legionary. He is very big and strong and misunderstands the meaning of psychological warfare; he does not use a pilum or a sword, but a club instead. His small head and helmet make the villagers think a small Roman attacked a

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Blinix is seen having taken over the shop but rather than to import the fish from Lutetia, he gets the fish he sells from the nearby sea. This displeases his father who fears that the "good name of the shop will go to waste" that way.

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He and Getafix are the village's teachers, as only bards and druids are allowed to teach in school. He is rarely seen fighting the Romans or joining fist-fights, except when his personal honour is impugned, and he appears to be more

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Although the chief of the village, his role in most plots is usually minor, commonly featuring him granting Asterix and Obelix permission to go on their latest missions, although he has shown a greater involvement in stories such as

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where Julius Caesar says to him "Brutus, stop playing about with that knife you'll end up hurting somebody". While Brutus is off screen you hear an "ouch" in the background, and the next shot of Brutus he has a bandage around his

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he sells are stale, and this often results in Unhygienix throwing a fish at his face, causing a fight (sometimes the other villagers join in just for fun). Fulliautomatix also takes great pleasure in abusing, breaking the lyre of

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as a plan to make Asterix and Obelix erupt in hysterical laughter when she calls him by that name in front of them, thus irritating him and making him punish them by forcing them to stay in the village, away from the soothsayer.

4870:). On another occasion, Asterix and Obelix take all the food on the ship, leaving the pirates with a single sausage for the Captain's birthday; the pirates decide to look on the bright side and note that their ship didn't sink ( 538:. His strength results from having fallen into Getafix's magic potion cauldron as a baby. As a consequence, Getafix will not let him take additional potions for fear of side effects (for example, turning into stone, as shown in 2692:, Cacofonix is generally tied up and gagged during the banquet at the end of most albums to allow the other villagers to have a good time without having to keep him from singing. He is nonetheless well-liked when not singing. 4905:, the captain, in a panic, orders his men to row as fast as they can in order to get away from Asterix and Obelix, only for them to run aground on a beach. But the captain states that this is better than being sunk again. 448:", which is the typographical symbol * indicating a footnote). As the titular character, he is usually the star of the story. His name is usually left unchanged in translations, aside from accents and the use of local 4864:). At other times, it is Asterix and Obelix who have boarded the pirates' vessel and captured booty, thus reversing their roles of hunter and prey. This has happened mainly in the quest for food in an empty ocean ( 5169:, where his plot to kill Caesar and Cleopatra's infant son to secure his place as Caesar's heir prompts him to attack the village when Cleopatra sends her son there for safety, causing Caesar to send him to Upper 1630:

The introduction to each story states that Vitalstatistix has only one fear, "that the sky may fall on his head tomorrow"; however, he rarely alludes to this in an actual story, and then only as a rallying cry:

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in which he is sent to Vitalstatix's village by his father in order to get "toughened up", winds up being kidnapped by the Normans, and actually overcoming his fears. He also appears in the movie adaptation

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Although Barbe Rouge is a popular character in his own right in continental Europe, the popularity of Asterix's pirates is one of the few occasions when parody figures have overshadowed their originals.

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Fulliautomatix is seen as an elderly man with his now adult son having taken over business; the scene begins with his son making steel dentures for Fulliautomatix, who has gone toothless over the years.

2717:) expressed similar enthusiasm, though it was perhaps in gratitude for his music having saved her from being sacrificed. Similarly, the village youths express a liking for his unconventional music in 1443:, which is a composition of "magic" and "shake", thus meaning "Shake of Magic". Actually, this is a reference to the potion he is brewing, which gives the villagers their wondrous superhuman strength. 1042:) substitute "ks" in translations; "c" is also not used in some (such as Polish, Greek and Basque) which substitute "k" or "z" for hard and soft "c" respectively in names that are otherwise unaltered. 7842: 5792: 3251: 1694:– "to attack someone with violence") — this is the same in Italian, Portuguese, Spanish (also called Abrazopartidix in some editions) and (original) Dutch (although the "o" is usually dropped). 3062:, originally meaning "rich in odes" but can also be interpreted as "rich in madness". A music-making competition in one of Iceland's most prestigious pre-colleges is named in his honour. 6119:. He is appointed by Crismus Bonus to spy on the Gauls to figure out their secret. He finds out about the potion, and tells Crismus Bonus when the Gauls find out that he is a Roman spy. 3698:(which, given her choice of spouse would be extremely appropriate), but, as explained in this page’s note, this is an invocation to a Gaulish Goddess (of short-sightedness) and thus a 6038:) — Roman agent sent to stir up dissensions among the Gauls, and succeeds in making the Gauls (and accidentally some of the Romans) think the Romans have the magic potion. Appears in 4329:— he is one of the strongest characters, perhaps second only to Obelix, and a bit of a ruffian, especially to Cacofonix. Fulliautomatix's first appearance was in the first volume, 3205:(while drunk, he says he feels ten years younger, to which Asterix replies, "Well, that makes you 83, and it's time you were in bed"). Some translations make him no more than 80. 6185:

warrior found on the beach frozen in a block of ice. His first name is Crk, because this is the sound his fist makes when punching someone. Asterix and Obelix escort him home in

1606:, carried by two shield-bearers. A recurring joke throughout the series is him falling off the shield in many varied ways. The names of the shield-bearers are never mentioned. 5849:, brought to the Gaulish village to hide her from the Romans who want to re-educate her as a Roman. Shrewd and rebellious, she is weary of her status as a symbol of rebellion. 3213:). Geriatrix is seen to sit on the village council at times, on the face of it an entitlement deriving from being the oldest in the community. An example is on p. 11 of 6134:, he gets demoted from centurion to legionary, and his Optio, who he used to be in charge of, instructs him to sweep the camp. He also appears on the final 2-page spread of 1165:(From Hellenic/Greek Πανόραμα/Panorama which means wide view, Πανοραμίξ/Panoramix or "he who sees everything"). This name is used in most European translations, including 5598: 5551: 1079: 5892:. He spends most of the time eating, and takes practically no interest in serious matters, even those that disturb order (such as Asterix and Obelix causing a fight). 2584:(Dushomoya). "Душо моя" is a common pet name in Bulgaria used by husbands when addressing their wives (usually with older couples). Literally translates as "my soul". 3745:"Save the sales!", in fights on the village he doesn't want to enter (i.e. fights that are not about his fish), when villagers buy or steal his fish to fight with. 8155: 7254: 4926:—they end up happy for a change when a cauldron full of money that Asterix has been chasing throughout the story is tipped over a cliff and lands in their laps. 2747:, Cacofonix is seen playing a rock song, trying to restore Getafix's memory, one occasion where Fulliautomatix and Unhygienix are not annoyed or angry with him. 407:

books (after the map of Gaul). They each have separate articles containing more information. Unless otherwise stated, this article uses the names chosen for the

4901:. In this event, though, the villagers did not attack since the captain of their ship announced that attacking the pirates would cost them extra. At the end of 8209: 8182: 4854:. In the English version of this scene, the captain also refers to an ancient Gaulish artist called "Jericho", an alternative spelling of the name Géricault. 1071:. While his age is never stated, in the story of Asterix's birth (in which all but the oldest villagers are seen as small children), he appears unchanged. In 4810:. The Gauls then proceed to sink their ship, causing the pirates severe financial difficulties. The pirates make their first appearance in the fourth album ( 5106: 425:

Asterix is the main character. He is a brave, intelligent and shrewd warrior of somewhat diminutive size, who eagerly volunteers for all perilous missions.

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unless otherwise noted. Notes are given for languages which have translations of 90% or more of the albums — primarily European languages along with

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in re-editions, his manner of speaking no longer being a source of humour. He is sometimes confused with Flaturtha the Numidian, leader of the slaves in

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Whosmoralsarelastix — The chief of a neighbouring Gaulish village. He is a mean and greedy man who often does business with the Romans. Appears in

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onwards, Vitalstatistix has had the same (unnamed) shield-bearers carry (and drop) him; prior to that, he had different bearers in each album. In

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as a drunk legionary who has to be carried out of the forfeited camp by caricatures of Goscinny and Uderzo. He appears again as a legionary in

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she has darker skin than her first appearance and the smaller nose of her second appearance. Her appearance in the comic is seemingly based on

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On two occasions, Asterix also forced the Captain to spend all his hard-won loot on the merchandise of Ekonomikrisis the Phoenician merchant (

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In Malaysia, the English version that was released in the newspapers, he was "Medix" due to the strict laws in the country against drug abuse.

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and is often mentioned in later albums as a figure she would like her husband to emulate (much to his disgust). He has a wife named Tapioca (

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his name was invoked in the Roman quarrels, accusing one another for being under Pompey's pay, meaning they are allied with Pompey at all.

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it actually restores him to full voice. The fact that he is incredibly arrogant may also be partly to blame, as in at least one volume (

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the conscience of the village. On a few occasions, he has refused to make the potion when the villagers become too selfish, including in

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Vexatius Sinusitus is a corruption-fighting Roman Quaestor, whom Getafix cures of poisoning and who partakes in the Gaulish banquet, in

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where he sits with Vitalstatistix, Cacofonix and Getafix, in deciding on Asterix's punishment for having violated their honor code. In

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has several caricatures. Caesar's publisher Libellus Blockbustus resembles French advertising magnate Jacques Seguela, Film director

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of microorganisms, some of which are responsible for various diseases, keeping the same unsanitary character as her husband's name.

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which loosely translates to "old hunched man who is easily tired". (Cape – pronounced as Chapeh: meaning tired; Loyo; meaning weak)

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McVicar – Chief of a rival Pictish tribe and ally of the Romans. His clan can be distinguished from Macaroon's, because they wear

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Tragicomix — Tall, handsome and muscular boyfriend — later husband — of Panacea. He runs a livery stable in Condatum. Appears in

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In contrast to the villagers, some of the younger generations whom Cacofonix has met do appreciate his "talent": Justforkix (in

8269: 4714:(Udarnix), derived from "ударник", which could translate as either "hammer" or "striker". "Удар" by itself also means "to hit". 408: 54: 928:(Κατρουλίξ) meaning "he who pees himself". However, this was considered too demeaning by the readers, and thus was changed to 8079: 7732: 7596: 6919: 6892: 6602: 6529: 5647:. He has a golden-white body and blonde hair (but with no moustache, unlike almost all Gauls) and often appears bare-chested. 5556: 5125: 4872: 3764:, meaning "alphabetical order") — this is essentially the same in Spanish (Ordenalfabétix), Portuguese, Catalan and Italian ( 2769: 1965: 1623:. His father was the village chief before him. He has a brother in Lutetia, Doublehelix, who has a young daughter and a son, 1105: 700: 97: 6899: 5454:– named for the old pre-1970s British monetary amount of 10½ shillings (written as 10s6d or 10/6, spoken as 'Ten and Six'). 1705: — the government birth and death records of a region and also an expression for a person's measurements (a comment on 1022:

also falls in this category, but it leaves the French names unchanged. Languages which do not use the "x" (such as those of

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in which he and Obelix argue as to who should be entitled to punch the Roman that they are both engaged in hitting anyway.

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On occasion she has an antagonistic rivalry with Mrs. Geriatrix that has erupted into violence. One such occasion was in

8128: 7889: 7741: 7661: 7634: 7587: 7506: 7258: 6844: 6819: 6728: 6651: 6544: 6471: 6349: 6218:, McAnix and O'veroptimistix — British chieftains representing England, Scotland and Ireland respectively who appear in 6046: 5987: 5910: 5897: 5774: 5680: 5610: 5064:) — the greek Queen of Egypt. Other characters often make remarks about her beautiful nose. She appears on the cover of 4898: 4878: 4398: 3201: 3192: 2757: 2713: 2637: 2228: 2166: 1659: 1099: 1089: 272: 108: 8323: 7982: 7899: 7697: 7533: 6639: 6481: 6373: 6040: 5999: 5206: 5174: 5173:. Brutus's physical appearance is arguably different in each of his appearances. He also appears in the animated film 5141: 5112: 4979:. However, these are actually two separate characters; Flaturtha has a different hairstyle, face shape, and physique. 4920:) the Pirates appear on land, as part of the group of slaves (later freed) in the story. However, in one story so far— 4726: 3653: 3221: 3210: 2763: 7324: 3622:

which comes from the word "praded", meaning "Great-grandfather". In some newer translations, he is Metuzalemček from

727:, a "fixed idea" or "obsession", also a "prejudice"). Most translations use some variant of this original name (e.g. 203: 6256:) — Young spoiled son of the chief of an Iberian village holding out against the Romans; he appears on the cover of 5836:

when he tries to trick the Gauls into paying his taxes for him, though by the end he has lost the money he regained.

4858:

to rob them—they fled their own ship in the middle of the night while the subjects of their fear were sound asleep (

1619:, it was revealed that the shield on which he is carried originally belonged to the legendary Gaulish warrior chief 7782: 7643: 7569: 7020: 6779: 6753: 6284: 6130: 6124: 5762: 5130: 4910: 4748: 3690: 2218: 1111: 706: 558:. At the end of the book, Obelix decides to go on a diet, but quickly goes back to eating huge quantities of boar. 550:

and Getafix allows him to have three drops of the magic potion. Obelix's size is often the brunt of many jokes. In

6053:

Centurions Dubius Status and Nefarious Purpus command the unit of Roman infantry which Asterix and Obelix join in

1083:, as a gag, Getafix at 50 years older appears to be frail and old, while in the other books, he appeared healthy. 250: 199: 86: 8118: 8098: 7919: 7815: 7461: 6791: 6708:— Pierre Tchernia has made various cameos throughout the books, always as a Roman Legionary. He first appears in 6385: 6008: 5788: 5596:(although the majority of her appearances are that of an impersonator). She sends Obelix a letter and appears in 5581: 5546: 5491: 5474:. Named for the method of buying confectionery from sweet shops in Britain. Also appears in Asterix and Cleopatra 5003: 4736: 3727: 3673: 2187: 1641: 1142: 1073: 723: 2774:

Getafix to danger, Vitalstatistix noting that this is the main reason the village still puts up with Cacofonix.

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appears as a soldier in Libellus Blockbustus's special unit tasked to retrieve the scroll. French journalist

4384:

Fulliautomatix also has two unnamed children who have appeared in separate comics — a son with blond hair in

4270:, which is "yellow submarine" written according to Polish pronunciation and with a female ending. Similar in 8318: 8173: 7949: 7871: 7759: 7688: 7479: 7443: 7384: 7092: 6966: 6699: 6430: 6334:. In the film adaption, he has a wife named Ikea and a daughter named Abba who ends up as Justforkix's wife. 6330: 6311:

by making him not only younger but much more eccentric. This version appears with a small role in the movie

5959: 5931: 5916: 5875: 5783: 5714: 5686: 5667: 5660: 5643: 5592: 5535: 5390: 5351: 5242: 5212: 5041: 4984: 4349: 4195: 2697: 2675: 2625: 1788: 1784: 673: 7833: 7542: 6932: 6910: 6235: 6215: 6154:) — Asterix's first cousin, once removed. He lives in a British village holding out against the Romans in 6064: 5725: 5057: 4004: 2755:

than the rest of the villagers. His voice apparently does not mix well with the magic potion, although in

2711:) liked it because it reminded him of home (the goats bleating in his village); and Princess Orinjade (in 2172: 2076:

is a folk invitation to a fight. In some other translations, he is Vserasturix. The name comes from words

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In the course of their travels, Asterix and Obelix regularly cross paths with — and beat up — a group of

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as a housewife. She confronts Asterix, Obelix and Anticlimax after they mistakenly break down her door.

5269:

chieftain, who is shown as a historical figure surrendering Gaul in various books by throwing his arms

5163:" to him for various purposes. Brutus appears in minor roles in various books, and has a major role in 2928:. In new translations he is Kozoderix; the name means "derati se kao koza", i.e. "to yell like a goat". 2740:

In the English and American animated film adaptations of the series, he speaks in an effeminate voice.

2673:. While he can accompany traditional dances, and conducts a village band, his singing is atrocious. In 1146:, he was shown as going literally crazy; and he's not above making the occasional bad pun (such as in 6863: 6666: 6587: 5512: 5050: 4772: 4570: 4013: 3531: 2973: 1905: 1776: 1768: 1015: 8230: 8069: 6839: 6457: 6086:. He tries to make a natural park to help Caesar crush the indomitable Gauls. Yet he reappears in 5619: 4825:(1959 and continuing). The adventures of Barbe Rouge (Redbeard) and his son Eric were published in 3955: 3578: 3275: 2818: 2623:. He is usually only a supporting character, but has a major part in the plots of some albums (see 2232:

where the two beat each other with fish from Unhygenix's store over the fakir Watziznehm's carpet.

1651:

when he traveled to a health spa on Getafix's orders to cure a liver complaint and to lose weight,

1206: 1186: 1019: 936: 582: 420: 5145:), or, Caesar thinking to himself "That Brutus... I can see I'm going to have trouble with him." ( 5080:—where she sends her son by Caesar to Asterix for safekeeping as Brutus has tried to kill him—and 5013:

It should also be noted that in the films where the pirates are seen, Erix replaces Pegleg on the

2277:

for "putting on a brave face") — also used in Swedish or Esperanto; chief Abraracourcix calls her

2242:

where during a Roman attack she fearlessly led the women and children out of the burning village.

2216:

She nicknamed Vitalstatistix "Piggywiggy" when they were courting, and starts doing this again in

7614: 7578: 7470: 6952: 6905: 6886: 6874: 6851: 6804: 6734: 6716: 6694: 6517: 6501: 6397: 6361: 6265: 6241: 6226: 6220: 6162: 6156: 5968: 5760:, he deceives most of the villagers except Asterix, and is proved a fraud by Getafix; appears in 5720: 5701: 5319: 5293: 4902: 4885:

This "honorable suicide-sinking" has actually happened in earlier Asterix adventures, such as in

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has stated she is partially based on his own wife and he wishes to retain an air of mystery). In

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is caricatured as an unnamed falconer among the entourage of Libellus Blockbustus. French actor

5623: 5461: 403:

are the first characters with short descriptions usually listed at the beginning of each of the

5966:

Ignoramus — Centurion sent to relieve Scrofulus' garrison in Obelix and Co. He also appears in

6810: 6676: 6646: 6408:) — Gaulish chief collaborating with the Romans who challenges Vitalstatistix for leadership. 6305:) — an Egyptian architect and old friend of Getafix. His personality is extended in the movie 6014: 5768: 5336:'s inner circle of village wives, however unlike the others, her husband and name are unknown. 5231: 4821: 4798: 4683: 4469: 4318: 3799: 3455: 3146: 3048: 2921: 2913:("to play tambura") is Serbian slang meaning "to beat someone up". At the end of many albums, 2833: 2092: 1752: 1320: 1226: 1222: 1077:, the druid Psychoanalytix (who appears quite old) refers to him as his elder and teacher. In 845: 5795:". They are former villagers who now live in Condatum and run a "modernities" shop together. 3199:

Geriatrix is the oldest inhabitant of Asterix's village: he is mentioned as 93 years old in

8313: 8059: 7524: 7407: 7393: 7351: 7197: 6924: 6618: 6437: 6419: 6380: 6258: 6115: 6023: 5981: 5508: 5450: 5095: 4866: 4663: 4648: 4637: 4626: 4480: 4462: 4331: 4279: 4210: 4156: 4137: 4059: 4036: 3996: 3940: 3858: 3776: 3714: 3630: 3615: 3567: 3402: 3363: 3344: 3329: 3297: 3239: 3164: 3085: 2995: 2952: 2936: 2894: 2829: 2814: 2806: 2798: 2707: 2566: 2547: 2465: 2328: 2299: 2119: 2053: 2034: 1949: 1923: 1841: 1698: 1610: 1559: 1533: 1503: 1447: 1351: 1301: 1274: 1233: 1202: 1198: 1194: 1190: 1174: 1132: 1031: 1010: 969: 951: 894: 826: 793: 779: 767: 752: 732: 652: 621: 607: 495: 469: 465: 461: 4164:

sometimes put. They have two sons (one of whose names have not been mentioned) — Blinix in

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magazine, where Asterix's adventures were also published prior to appearing in book form.

4777: 4580: 4502: 4476: 4423: 4271: 4259: 4203: 4187: 3914: 3869: 3839: 3749: 3699: 3485: 3421: 3379: 3259: 3036: 2944: 2932: 2778: 2488: 2389: 2258: 2238: 1938: 1879: 1795: 1763: 1667: 1473: 1278: 1270: 1214: 1182: 1154: 1027: 856: 852:(reference to Snoopy) and Fidofiks, and in newest translation as Malix ("the little one"). 783: 763: 759: 744: 714: 603: 562: 555: 457: 429: 8262: 6722: 1067:, hooked nose, white robe, red cloak. He is usually seen in possession of a small golden 636:, which is a phrase uttered when someone overdoes something. In more recent albums he is 6690: 5158: 4347:

and is now rarely seen without one. A very different looking Fulliautomatix appeared in

7605: 6957: 6940: 6834: 6757:. In reality the historical Pontius Pilate wasn't even born at the time Asterix is set. 6748: 6597: 6565: 6560: 6536: 6523: 6206: 6031:

after being punched by the commander-in-chief who has stolen magic potion from Asterix.

6018:

as a Roman legionary. He is leading a Roman patrol when he is hit by a flying cauldron.

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the feet of Caesar, which comically hurt Caesar's feet. His shield is at the centre of

5189: 4956: 4543: 4517: 4491: 4263: 4225: 4123: 4107: 4096: 4021: 3810: 3741: 3600: 3440: 3387: 3312: 3138: 3108: 3066: 2984: 2959: 2924:, his name is Tamburix. The name comes from tambura, a very popular folk instrument in 2902: 2879: 2822: 2782: 2603: 2588: 2503:, which has the same meaning as the German/Danish/Norwegian translation above, and the 2378: 2285: 2141: 1999: 1984: 1799: 1714: 1671: 1548: 1484: 1425: 1218: 1210: 1178: 1170: 1158: 1140:

and roars with uncontrollable laughter at Asterix's teasing of the Roman Centurion; in

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Geriatrix is against foreigners who are not from his village. He is a veteran of the

2872: 1772: 1620: 367: 6830: 6770: 6720:

as Centurion Hippopotamus, the commanding officer of Totorum. Later, he appears in

6634: 6608: 6486: 6413: 6288:(helping Asterix and Obelix travel to and from Rome and Tyre respectively), and in 4789: 4775:

who was trying to kidnap Caesar's son, whom Asterix returned safely to his family (

4768: 4336: 3827: 1119: 814: 6101:. He attempts to use the magic potion to overthrow Caesar, but is turned to stone. 3626:. The newer name doesn't quite fit in with the others as it isn't ending with -ix. 5458:

didn't happen until early 1971, well after the first Asterix story was published.

4360:, the fishmonger, with whom he has a friendly rivalry. Fulliautomatix claims the 17: 6947: 6826: 6571: 6496: 6490: 6356: 6344: 5895:

Gluteus Maximus – A Roman legionary chosen to represent Rome at the Olympics in

5545:

when he brings Tragicomix's letter to Panacea (see below). Also appears in the "

5455: 5152: 4781:). The appearance of Caesar is based on portraits found on ancient Roman coins. 4438:, meaning "it is automatic") — the languages of Iberia follow fairly literally: 3792: 2689: 2370: 1363: 1051: 239: 75: 6128:. He is the centurion of the fortified Roman camp of Compendium. At the end of 2484:

for a "shrew" being a grinder, referring to her somewhat abrasive personality.)

1926:, the chief has a name phonetically similar to some extent to his English one: 1663:, where he ran against a new arrival in the village for the position of chief. 8290: 6939:. The newsmonger character Confoundtheirpolitix was inspired by and resembles 6774: 6741: 6591: 5729: 5709: 5230:) — Another of Caesar's enemies, allied to Pompey. Caesar defeated him in the 5135: 4403: 4321:. His father, Semiautomatix, was the village smith before him. He is tall and 3736: 3722: 3623: 3548: 3459: 3375: 3321: 3301: 2966: 2504: 2481: 1976:

means "to shake"). Also, in certain translations he is known as Тандарабрикс (

1371: 7271:(copyright concerns reportedly prevented the use of the proposed name Wikilix 6110:. Although he is an antagonist, it is hinted he doesn't have evil intentions. 5690:

his daughter Influenza (Zaza for short) can be seen when the villagers dance.

1246:(the name of a British cement firm) in newspaper comics during the 1970s, as 6928: 6800: 6796: 6764: 6575: 6554: 5976: 5249: 5071: 4999: 4944:) — an old pirate with a wooden leg who makes classical quotations in Latin. 4532: 4252: 3962: 3466: 3025: 2840: 2030:: "monarch") but the name changed in the later book translations after 1991. 1818: 1595: 1570: 1398: 1242: 1039: 740: 599: 535: 453: 371: 354: 617:, roughly meaning "rich in stone", due to Obelix's fascination with stones. 542:), something that Obelix finds immensely unfair. The only exception was in 7336: 7066: 8244: 6665:

in the original French). Alternatively, this may also be a caricature of

6658: 6508: 6476: 6392: 6175: 5757: 5170: 4687: 4675: 4412:

a young man resembling him is introduced as his eldest son, Selfipix. In

4214: 4127: 4078: 4008: 3948: 3803: 3246: 2851:, meaning "voice"). In the American version of the series, he was called 2752: 2658: 2573:, literally meaning "candy", but also something lovely and well-arranged. 1887: 1250:

was considered inappropriate for children. In the English version of the

665: 449: 445: 400: 4326: 4322: 7771: 7375: 7274:"Julian Assange-Inspired Character In New Asterix Was Called 'Wikilix'" 6550: 6441: 6409: 6359:— Belgian actress who is caricatured as chief Beefix's wife Bonanza in 6192: 5818: 5504: 5266: 5090:, she has fairer skin and a shorter, differently shaped nose, while in 5007: 4656: 3907: 3784: 2925: 2702: 2666: 2206: 2010:, dubbing a man "fat ball"), but is currently referred to as Μαζεστίξ ( 1591: 1359: 1309: 1127: 574: 547: 392: 380: 5693:

Instantmix — Gaulish restaurant owner who helps Asterix and Obelix in

3596:(Starix), from the word "старик", meaning "old timer" or "old geezer". 2863:(a pun on the phrase "stop the music") and in the American dub of the 2705:

where he claimed the bard's way with music would be enjoyed; Pepe (in

8237: 6512: 6325: 6179: 5571: 5507:. Has a crush on Vitalstatistix's helmet. Named after the rooster in 5181: 5028: 5014: 4952: 4893: 4827: 4807: 4344: 4240:, "for a tenner", matching the monetary theme of her husband's name). 4052: 3985: 3685: 3662: 3356: 2906: 2670: 2137:(Naidobrix), derived from "най-добър", simply meaning "the best one". 1603: 1391: 1137: 1123: 1068: 526: 520: 396: 1499:, which means "arthritis" or "rheumatism", referring to his old age. 206:. Statements consisting only of original research should be removed. 3304:, the branch of medicine dealing with old age. He is also known as 2701:) actually encouraged Cacofonix to think seriously about moving to 1915:

In Hindi translation, his name is mentioned as मुखिया मोटुमालिक्स (

1609:

Before becoming chief of the village, Vitalstatistix fought at the

6908:

aka Gilbert Gascard — as the Roman Quaestor Vexatius Sinusitus in

6814: 6760: 6680: 6540: 6198:

Camomilla – Daughter of the Pictish chief and fiancée of Macaroon.

5908:) — An old, drunken Roman legionary veteran; he causes trouble in 5105: 5040: 4844:) after the wreck the pirates were depicted in a scene similar to 4788: 4671: 4588: 4566:

means "I don't need/want anything" referring to Unhygienix's fish.

3732: 3556: 2855:, which refers to "bad acoustics". In the English dub of the film 2731:

but has been replanted, or restored by Getafix's magic acorns (in

1523: 1519: 1387: 1064: 1060: 1050: 802: 530: 363: 353: 6389:. Like the real Mussolini he's bald, fat and shouts all the time. 3680:

She has never been officially named and is always referred to by

2461:(an ancient Icelandic name which means "noble female protector"). 2273:, meaning "good countenance", derived from the French expression 554:, the druid Psychoanalytix mistakes Obélix for a patient with an 6890:

as the chieftain Mykingdomforanos. Also there is a character in

6209: 6182: 6028: 5942: 5938: 4619: 4361: 4340: 3149:

is a style of Irish poetry designed to be accompanied by a harp.

2662: 2654: 2620: 2480:

meaning both "emery" and "bench grinder", by way of the Finnish

2435:; which means "tumbler pigeon", a pun on her being a little fat. 1587: 7347: 6795:. He runs a mental health clinic with patients including a shy 6347:— Appears as Coronavirus, the Roman champion chariot driver in 5923:

Caius Fatuus — A gladiator trainer who is a major character in

5879:; however his name is translated differently in each album (in 5291:— British chieftain who resists the Roman invasion. Appears in 5002:, some of whom have appeared on more than one occasion such as 2385:(a name for a type of red apple; "beautiful flower" in French). 2245:

Her name appears to derive either from the Latin military term

1686: literally — "with shortened arms" from the French phrase 7843:

How Obelix Fell into the Magic Potion When He Was a Little Boy

6600:– As Confoundtheirpolitix, a publisher of Caesar's secrets in 5793:

How Obelix Fell into the Magic Potion When he was a Little Boy

4011:, albeit in Finnish being the word better known as the flower 3681: 3252:

How Obelix Fell into the Magic Potion When he was a Little Boy

2843:(describing "harsh and unpleasant sounds"), from Greek κακός ( 2727: 1706: 233: 171: 69: 28: 2657:, and jumps at every opportunity to do so. He also plays the 1856:, a Finnish jelly-like dish containing meat (from the French 1465:, roughly meaning "one who boils". In comparison, Asterix is 1122:

who act as mentors and father-figures to the heroes, such as

6714:

as one of the generals discussing tactics with Caesar, then

6416:'s birth name, Cassius Clay, and like him is a skilled boxer 2213:— the one member of the family her husband openly dislikes. 1590:

village. He is a middle-aged, bigbellied man with red hair,

5886:

Surplus Dairiprodus – The gluttonous prefect of Lutetia in

5724:. Seniorservix's name is a pun both on his age, and on the 5110:

Historical reference to Brutus (black-haired character) in

1810:

from "majestic"; similarly in new Dutch translations he is

7343: 7035:"Asterix around the World - the many Languages of Asterix" 7007:"Asterix around the World - the many Languages of Asterix" 6191:. He has a problem with speaking originally which is what 5743:

and a successful merchant in Lutetia. He first appears in

5602:. Along with Tragicomix, she appears in the animated film 4255:, popular in Scandinavia and often eaten along with fish.) 4198:") — a variant of this is used in most translations, e.g. 2308:, an obstacle, but possibly also a reference to the Latin 6970:. In addition, Cacofonix's hairstyle is based on Elvis's. 6578:

24 hours" (in later translations "The Suindinum 500") in

1613:, where Caesar almost completed his conquest of Gaul. In 7071:

h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

5658:

and a city boy from Lutetia. He is a major character in

4655:, possibly as a pun on the boat model Karaveli, meaning 7067:"Animated Asterix Films: 'The Twelve Tasks of Asterix'" 5678:

Orthopaedix — An innkeeper from Arausio who appears in

5539:, when he delivers a letter to Vitalstatistix, also in 4998:

In addition a number of members of the pirate crew are

4819:

The main pirates are based on the Belgian comic series

2320:, a poisonous plant used in cosmetics whose name means 1783:, from "samostalan", which means "independent" (as in " 1312:. Also in certain translations is known as Панорамикс ( 1254:

film, he is referred to by his original French name of

1008:

The first appearance of all the major characters is in

195: 5317:, where they appear on the cover. They also appear in 3725:, as was his father Unhealthix before him (as seen in 1787:"), and actually alludes to the first sentence of the 4069: 3225:

he acquires a club which he later uses to knock down

3095: 2557: 2044: 2022:: "majestic"). He was also formerly called Μοναρχίξ ( 1513: 960: 505: 6479:, another cartoon character created by Goscinny. In 4746:. She has a brother, as mentioned by her husband in 3607:

based on word "archaic". In some cases he is called

1767:

was an attempted title for the supreme leader, i.e.

8254: 8220: 8048: 7981: 7862: 7853: 7797: 7770: 7708: 7625: 7392: 7383: 6166:and has a nephew who is an escaped galley slave in 4692:

In Hindi translation, he is बदबोलिक्स लोहातोडिक्स (

4343:. However, he is subsequently shown using a normal 2450:

refers to someone who insists on getting their way.

1761:which means "supreme" (vrhovni, najviši), and -ix. 704:, and locating the much needed desert petroleum in 100:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 6854:— Gastronomix the Belgian has Tintin's haircut in 6673:(differently) as one of Psychoanalytix's patients. 5937:Giveusabonus — A fat bald man with a big nose and 5566:) — A beautiful young lady who is the daughter of 4122:is a colloquialism used in various regions of the 3156:– after the notoriously incompetent Scottish poet 917:, a common name for a dog of indeterminable breed) 833:(গোঁয়ার্তুমিক্স) — compare the Bengali term 525:Obelix is Asterix's closest friend and works as a 6661:— as the Corsican chief Boneywasawarriorwayayix ( 6294:. He also appeared in the animated adaptation of 5608:. The same couple appear on the live-action film 4816:), and feature in almost every subsequent album. 2890:in Polish, Turkish and in new Dutch translations. 2532:In Hindi, she is referred to as प्यारी सिरदर्दा ( 6489:. His home planet (Tadsilweny) is an anagram of 5781:Asterix & Obelix's parents — They appear in 3284: 3010:– meaning "making a lot of noise for no purpose" 2917:often gets beaten up, gagged and tied to a tree. 2359: 6842:— As Orthopaedix's young daughter Influenza in 6515:have cameo appearances in many books including 4959:. He also has a cousin who is a gladiator (see 4612: 4339:spy was amazed that he used his fists to forge 3971: 3897: 3513: 3475: 2209:and live with her successful merchant brother, 1827: 1415: 1407: 510:) could be interpreted as 'heroic grandfather'. 7825:Asterix and Obelix's Birthday: The Golden Book 6773:— As the spy Dubbelosix (an obvious parody of 6574:– As a driver in "the great ox-cart race, the 6371:— was the inspiration for the super-clones in 6160:(he appears on the cover). He also appears in 6137:Asterix and Obelix's Birthday: The Golden Book 6089:Asterix and Obelix's Birthday: the Golden Book 5599:Asterix and Obelix's Birthday: The Golden Book 5574:. Obelix has a crush on her. First appears in 5552:Asterix and Obelix's Birthday: The Golden Book 5252:— Caesar and Cleopatra's baby boy. Appears in 5032:) name is given in parentheses when different. 4415:Asterix and Obelix's Birthday: The Golden Book 4303:Blinix is Bacteria's and Unhygienix's son. In 4179:Asterix and Obelix's Birthday: The Golden Book 4028:) meaning "alphabet" — formerly Καταλφαβητίξ ( 2249:, meaning "baggage", or from the English word 2109: 2101: 1756: 1337: 1329: 1136:, he keeps cutting his finger while using his 1080:Asterix and Obelix's Birthday: The Golden Book 1063:. In appearance, he is tall with a long white 476:, although in Turkish he was previously named 7359: 6935:is caricatured as the white-haired critic of 6563:— The economist who buys Obelix's menhirs in 6460:) can be seen arguing with another driver in 5945:and fetish-style cross straps. He appears in 5590:— although this is only a brief appearance — 5311:) — Villagers that appear together, first in 4603:means to provide arms, to equip with weapons. 4063: 4045: 3958:, he is "Ordenalfabetix" ("alphabetic order") 3411: 3089: 3004: 2797:meaning "comprehensive insurance") – also in 2551: 2511:("the one who values goodness and peace") or 2474: 2444: 2070: 2062: 2038: 1970: 1958: 1850: 1742: 1507: 955: 911: 835: 642: 630: 499: 8: 5626:will portray Panacea in the upcoming movie 4472:, he is Poluautomatix means "Semiautomatix". 4432: 3878: 3848: 3758: 3268: 3043:) which can be literally translated back as 2980:(meaning "annoying" or "the very dull one"). 2791: 2497: 2418: 2410: 2402: 2267: 2016: 2002:film variations he was called Χοντρομπαλίξ ( 1858: 1775:. New translations from 2010s keep the same 1771:'s role as the constitutional leader of the 1688: 1680: 1454:(এটাসেটামিক্স), meaning "mix this and that". 890:, ca. "here for sure" referring to fetching. 438: 6233:Petitsuix — Swiss innkeeper who appears in 5156: 4597: 4560: 4552: 4234: 3819: 3684:and the translation of her husband's name ( 3117: 3075: 3021:, which means "He absolutely has no voice". 1566:, from "büyü" the Turkish word for "magic". 1493: 63:Learn how and when to remove these messages 7859: 7389: 7366: 7352: 7344: 6884:(with a red wig and moustache) appears in 5343:) — father of Panacea who is mentioned in 5279:, and his fictional daughter Adrenalin in 3611:based on word "kmeť" meaning very old man. 1934:, which aptly means "of huge proportions". 1890:, the fear of the sky falling on his head. 1721:film, he also appears to have been called 878:(quickly, immediately; a German loan from 6751:(called Pontius Pirate in the comics) in 6276:) — a Phoenician merchant who appears in 6122:Voluptuous Arteriosclerosus — Appears in 5188:) — Caesar's greatest enemy and a former 4994:as being left as a deposit on a new ship. 4633:(as a pun on the words "smith" and "fix") 4074:) meaning "The man with the rotten fish". 3519:, an informal way to address old men) or 1919:), which literally means 'The Fat Chief'. 1645:when he had to battle a rival chieftain, 1586:Chief Vitalstatistix is the chief of the 1343:("mix"). In the newest translation it is 818:) translations, Dogmatix has been called 529:sculptor and delivery man. He is a tall, 342:Learn how and when to remove this message 324:Learn how and when to remove this message 222:Learn how and when to remove this message 160:Learn how and when to remove this message 6987:Asterix and the Chieftain's Shield, p. 5 5629:Asterix & Obelix: The Middle Kingdom 4696:), which means "ill-spoken iron-breaker" 4465:, the name is a pun on "fully automatic" 3694:, Impedimenta appears to address her as 3378:), the biblical "old man", similarly in 3081:("mixed rhyme", a metre of Welsh verse). 2495:(most likely a pun on the Polish saying 1875:, which means "His belly surely shakes". 6980: 6308:Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra 5480:Asterix: The Secret of the Magic Potion 5365:to be recurring part of crowd scenes): 5086:, where she is in Rome with Caesar. In 4969:but this has been replaced by standard 3768:), as well as Hebrew (לפיסדראלפאבטיקס, 2201:Impedimenta is the matriarchal wife of 1709:). In the American translation, he was 901: — directly taken from the French 5570:. She went to school and now lives in 4678:", but also on the name of the famous 2991:) meaning "one who sings out of tune". 1717:. NOTE: In the English version of the 1690:tomber sur quelqu'un à bras raccourcis 1633:"We have nothing to fear but ..." 260:Please improve this article by adding 6996:Arrian, Campaigns of Alexander, p. 49 6383:— As the centurion Nebulus Nimbus in 6092:however, only to celebrate the party. 5957:(as a slave driver) and in the movie 4390:, and a daughter with blonde hair in 3546:, the portuguese version of the name 2368:In the Brazilian translation, she is 1930:(বিশালাকৃতিক্স), taken from the root 7: 7093:"The Twelve Tasks of Asterix (1976)" 6469:Cartoon characters — Hoodunnit from 6425:Asterix and the Chieftain's Daughter 6328:chieftain who kidnaps Justforkix in 6291:Asterix and the Chieftain's Daughter 5883:he appears as Centurion Lotuseatus). 5846:Asterix and the Chieftain's Daughter 5477:Pectine, a young girl, seen only in 5282:Asterix and the Chieftain's Daughter 5128:in real life. This is alluded to in 4409:Asterix and the Chieftain's Daughter 4356:Fulliautomatix often interacts with 4306:Asterix and the Chieftain's Daughter 3637:(Veteranix), based on word "Ветеран 2720:Asterix and the Chieftain's Daughter 2653:). He loves singing and playing his 2536:), the beloved, who causes Headache. 2521:In Catalan, she is sometimes called 2253:, meaning obstruction or hindrance. 378:This is a list of characters in the 98:adding citations to reliable sources 8156:Asterix & Obelix Take On Caesar 7226:Asterix and the magic carpet, p. 43 6744:— Appears as the Roman governor of 5655: 3274:, meaning "very old age") (also in 2202: 1908:, his name is usually shortened to 1755:in the 1990s, he is Vrhovnix, from 1577:from a Kiswahili word for medicine. 886:which refers to his small size, or 655:he is called ජිම් පප්පා (Jim Pappa) 7296:"New Zealand Asterix fans website" 6485:the alien Toon resembles a purple 5673:Asterix game books and video games 5276:Asterix and the Chieftain's Shield 4982:Erix — the captain's son. Seen in 4032:) meaning "in alphabetical order". 3293:In Bengali he is known as অস্থিক্স 2726:Unlike the other villagers, whose 2539:In Hebrew, she is called זיופנים ( 2194:Asterix and the Chieftain's Shield 1648:Asterix and the Chieftain's Shield 1616:Asterix and the Chieftain's Shield 1394:, his name thus means "Spice mix". 1240:("magic gimmicks"). He was called 924:early translations, he was called 698:, finding the captured Asterix in 689:Asterix and the Chieftain's Shield 25: 7146:Asterix and Caesar's Gift (p. 32) 6866:— Identical twin detectives from 6789:— As Psychoanalytix the druid in 6557:host in the Mansions of the Gods. 6104:Vice Admiral Nautilus appears in 5843:'s teenage daughter, featured in 5549:" short story, later included in 4170:, and the other with red hair in 4103:based on English word "alphabet". 4077:In English newspaper editions in 3992:meaning in lexicographical order. 3340:in Catalan (meaning "Stone Age"). 2518:In Bengali she is called আপত্তিকা 2515:("the one who is good and nice"). 2412:At holde gode miner til slet spil 2404:Gute Miene zum bösen Spiel machen 2400:, presumably from the old saying 2049:) which means big or head/leader. 1725:, and in the American dub of the 1555:, meaning "knows all the tricks". 1480:), meaning "master of the craft". 409:English translations of the books 44:This article has multiple issues. 7276:. Bleeding Cool. 13 October 2015 6594:in Asterix and the Laurel Wreath 6080:Squareonthehypotenus appears in 5740: 5708:Seniorservix — Sea captain from 5333: 4309:, he helps Adrenaline run away. 3903:refers to the food contained in 3432:(Asterix at the Olympic Games), 3424:, מתושלחיקס, אשמאיקס, קשישניקס ( 2316:. In the American translations: 1599: 1432:), Hindi for a "village doctor". 1118:Getafix is very similar to many 362:. In the front row are the main 238: 176: 74: 33: 6263:He visits the village again in 5307:Monosyllabix and Polysyllabix ( 4357: 3787:"), and in the American dub of 2905:, a very popular instrument in 1785:independent and sovereign state 1258:and in the American dub of the 841:, which means "being dogmatic". 85:needs additional citations for 52:or discuss these issues on the 8080:Asterix and the Magic Cauldron 7970:The Secret of the Magic Potion 7257:. 2 March 2017. Archived from 6920:Asterix and the Missing Scroll 6893:Asterix and the Great Crossing 6637:— Appears as the centurion in 6603:Asterix and the Missing Scroll 6095:Admiral Crustacius appears in 5991:. In the animated version of 5567: 5557:Asterix and the Missing Scroll 5533:) — Postman. First appears in 4873:Asterix and the Great Crossing 4377: 4366: 4317:Fulliautomatix is the village 3791:, he is called Fishstix (from 3032:means "the contrary of music". 2770:Asterix and the Missing Scroll 2159: 1106:Asterix and the Great Crossing 1: 7993:Asterix and Obelix vs. Caesar 7881:Asterix and the Golden Sickle 7680:Asterix and Obelix All at Sea 6649:— Appears as an innkeeper in 6613:Asterix and Obelix All at Sea 6581:Asterix and the Golden Sickle 6463:Asterix and the Golden Sickle 6447:Asterix and the Golden Sickle 6169:Asterix and Obelix All at Sea 6107:Asterix and Obelix All at Sea 6098:Asterix and Obelix All at Sea 6071:Vitriolix is Caesar's spy in 6006:Infirmofpurpus — Appeared in 5995:, he is named Phonus Balonus. 5972:but looks slightly different. 5948:Asterix and the Laurel Wreath 5889:Asterix and the Golden Sickle 5863:) — Centurion of Compendium ( 5798:Astronomix — Asterix's father 5746:Asterix and the Laurel Wreath 5587:Asterix and Obelix All at Sea 5456:Decimalisation of UK currency 5326:Asterix and the Secret Weapon 5083:Asterix and Obelix All at Sea 4743:Asterix and the Secret Weapon 4606:In Icelandic versions, he is 4393:Asterix and the Secret Weapon 4173:Asterix and the Secret Weapon 3669:Asterix and the Secret Weapon 3563:), which means "the old man". 3559:translation he is बुड्ढिक्स ( 3308:in the American translations. 3209:cries out to be attacked (in 2650:Asterix and the Secret Weapon 2349:In Portuguese, she is called 2155:In Icelandic he is Aðalríkur. 1897:, alluding to his roundness ( 1304:, he is known as Аспириникс ( 947:) of the original French name 540:Asterix and Obelix all at Sea 262:secondary or tertiary sources 8201:Asterix at the Olympic Games 8090:Asterix and the Magic Carpet 8013:Asterix at the Olympic Games 7298:. Asterix NZ. Archived from 7196:. Asterix NZ. Archived from 6820:Asterix and the Chariot Race 6813:— Appears as the owner of a 6652:Asterix and the Chariot Race 6545:Asterix and the Magic Carpet 6472:Asterix and the Magic Carpet 6350:Asterix and the Chariot Race 6314:Asterix at the Olympic Games 6047:Asterix and Obelix vs Caesar 5988:Asterix and Obelix vs Caesar 5898:Asterix at the Olympic Games 5775:Asterix and Obelix vs Caesar 5728:traditionally popular among 5611:Asterix and Obelix vs Caesar 5555:. Most recent appearance in 5074:if he fails. She is also in 4879:Asterix and the Magic Carpet 4644:, meaning "fully automatic". 4558:means "hoof" and the phrase 4528:where "kovo" means metallic. 4399:Asterix and the Great Divide 3394:), formerly Παλαιοντολογίξ ( 3202:Asterix at the Olympic Games 3193:Asterix at the Olympic Games 3002:(কলরবিক্স) – the root being 2758:Asterix and the Magic Carpet 2714:Asterix and the Magic Carpet 2638:Asterix and the Magic Carpet 2499:robić dobrą minę do złej gry 2229:Asterix and the Magic Carpet 2068:means "dad" or "father" and 1148:Asterix and the Great Divide 812: — In the मधु मुस्कान ( 546:when they were trapped in a 273:"List of Asterix characters" 109:"List of Asterix characters" 7900:The Twelve Tasks of Asterix 7137:Asterix and Cleopatra p. 48 6902:— as a Roman tax collector. 6767:in Asterix and the Banquet. 6640:Asterix and the Roman Agent 6482:Asterix and the Falling Sky 6374:Asterix and the Falling Sky 6041:Asterix and the Roman Agent 6000:Asterix and the Roman Agent 5218:Asterix and the Roman Agent 5207:Asterix and the Roman Agent 5175:The Twelve Tasks of Asterix 5142:Asterix and the Roman Agent 5113:The Twelve Tasks of Asterix 4937:) — captain of the pirates. 4727:Asterix and the Roman Agent 4703:) means "automatic weapon". 4144:based on "Anti sanitation". 4070: 3654:Asterix and the Roman Agent 3222:Asterix and the Roman Agent 3211:Asterix and the Roman Agent 3171:(Conservatorix), from word 3096: 3005: 2847:, meaning "bad") and φωνή ( 2764:Asterix and the Roman Agent 2669:resembling a boar called a 2595:meaning "pale skinned", or 2558: 2472:(a pun on the Finnish word 2346:(meaning "beautiful face"). 2302:, the name is derived from 2086:having talent for something 2045: 1945:), meaning "brave warrior". 1514: 961: 836: 648:, which means "gluttonous". 506: 202:the claims made and adding 8345: 8329:Lists of comics characters 7021:Asterix and the Soothsayer 6799:, a man who thinks he's a 6780:Asterix and the Black Gold 6754:Asterix and the Black Gold 6285:Asterix and the Black Gold 6131:Asterix and the Soothsayer 6125:Asterix and the Soothsayer 6113:Caligula Minus appears in 5763:Asterix and the Soothsayer 5131:Asterix and the Soothsayer 5021:Minor recurring characters 4911:Asterix and the Black Gold 4759: 4749:Asterix and the Black Gold 4699:In Hebrew, נשקאוטומאטיקס ( 4670:), as a pun on the words " 3921:("alphabetical order") or 3865:(close to "crab and fish") 3721:Unhygienix is the village 3691:Asterix and the Soothsayer 3458:, he is Metuzalemix, from 3349:the Scandinavian languages 2987:, he is गवैयाँ बेसुरीक्स ( 2610:meaning "beautiful woman". 2219:Asterix and the Soothsayer 2210: 2026:) from the word μονάρχης ( 1624: 1112:Asterix and the Black Gold 999:Major recurring characters 943:, a Portuguese variation ( 663: 613:In Icelandic, his name is 518: 418: 8210:XXL 3: The Crystal Menhir 8183:XXL 2: Mission: Las Vegum 7930:Asterix and the Big Fight 7217:Asterix and the big fight 6896:, known as Håråldwilssen. 6845:Asterix and Caesar's Gift 6792:Asterix and the Big Fight 6729:Asterix and Caesar's Gift 6671:Asterix and the Big Fight 6663:Ocatarinetabellatchitchix 6422:— as a singing pirate in 6386:Asterix and the Big Fight 6044:and the live action film 6009:Asterix and the Big Fight 5998:Magnumopus — Appeared in 5911:Asterix and Caesar's Gift 5772:and the live action film 5681:Asterix and Caesar's Gift 5210:and appears in person in 5151:). Caesar often uses the 5102:of the historical figure. 4876:). It happened again (in 4737:Asterix and the Class Act 4450:in Basque; in Portuguese 4402:he is shown as having an 4064: 3789:Asterix and the Big Fight 3728:Asterix and the Class Act 3090: 2897:, his name is Тамбурикс ( 2865:Asterix and the Big Fight 2745:Asterix and the Big Fight 2619:Cacofonix is the village 2552: 2543:), meaning "bright face". 2188:Asterix and the Big Fight 2167:Asterix and Caesar's Gift 2039: 1941:, his name is לוחמאמיקס ( 1901:meaning ball in Turkish). 1727:Asterix and the Big Fight 1660:Asterix and Caesar's Gift 1642:Asterix and the Big Fight 1508: 1260:Asterix and the Big Fight 1143:Asterix and the Big Fight 1100:Asterix and Caesar's Gift 1074:Asterix and the Big Fight 965:which is a name for a dog 956: 581:, a stone pillar) or the 552:Asterix and the Big Fight 500: 8291:Oumpah-pah le Peau-Rouge 8270:English translations of 8174:Asterix & Obelix XXL 7960:The Mansions of the Gods 7940:Asterix Conquers America 7751:The Chieftain's Daughter 7552:The Mansions of the Gods 6900:Valéry Giscard d'Estaing 6869:The Adventures of Tintin 6628:Asterix and the Cauldron 6083:The Mansions of the Gods 5954:The Mansions of the Gods 5833:Asterix and the Cauldron 5547:Obelix: As Simple as ABC 5332:Obese lady — another of 4976:The Mansions of the Gods 4962:Asterix and the Cauldron 4923:Asterix and the Cauldron 4917:The Mansions of the Gods 4666:, he is Металопластикс ( 3682:the local title for wife 3507:("umpteenth decade") or 3228:The Mansions of the Gods 3216:Asterix and the Cauldron 2998:, this bard is known as 2734:The Mansions of the Gods 2644:The Mansions of the Gods 2396:; Danish and Norwegian, 1968:era movers and shakers ( 7950:Asterix and the Vikings 7194:"Asterix and Cleopatra" 7156:Asterix and the Vikings 6967:Asterix and the Normans 6700:Asterix and the Banquet 6444:Surplus Dairiprodus in 6431:Asterix and the Griffin 6331:Asterix and the Normans 6245:. His name is a pun on 6195:calls a 'Tummy Rumble'. 6021:Obsequius — Appears in 5960:The 12 Tasks of Asterix 5932:Asterix and the Banquet 5917:Asterix and the Actress 5881:Asterix and the Banquet 5876:Asterix and the Banquet 5784:Asterix and the Actress 5715:Asterix and the Banquet 5687:Asterix and the Vikings 5668:Asterix and the Vikings 5661:Asterix and the Normans 5644:Asterix and the Actress 5593:Asterix and the Actress 5536:Asterix and the Normans 5517:The Nun's Priest's Tale 5391:Asterix and the Normans 5361:mentioned by name (and 5352:Asterix and the Actress 5243:Asterix and the Actress 5213:Asterix and the Actress 4985:Asterix and the Banquet 4892:rowers aboard the very 4350:Asterix and the Banquet 4251:. (After the dressing, 3947:) — a pun on the word " 2901:). The name comes from 2698:Asterix and the Normans 2676:Asterix and the Normans 2626:Asterix and the Normans 1779:pun, calling the chief 1701:, his name is a pun on 1059:Getafix is the village 684:Asterix and the Banquet 674:Asterix and the Banquet 577:" (from the Greek word 7498:The Chieftain's Shield 6933:Franz-Olivier Giesbert 6911:Asterix in Switzerland 6236:Asterix in Switzerland 6065:Asterix in Switzerland 6034:Tortuous Convolvulus ( 5859:Gracchus Armisurplus ( 5726:Senior Service tobacco 5699:. He later appears in 5157: 5117: 5053: 5004:Frankenstein's monster 4929:The main pirates are: 4803: 4796:parodies on the left, 4613: 4598: 4561: 4553: 4433: 4235: 4046: 3972: 3898: 3879: 3849: 3820: 3802:, he is Abecedix from 3759: 3514: 3492:("grumpy old man") or 3481:— doyen, wise old man) 3476: 3412: 3300:, the name comes from 3285: 3269: 3118: 3076: 2793:Assurance tous risques 2792: 2498: 2475: 2445: 2419: 2411: 2403: 2360: 2357:in others (Portuguese 2268: 2173:Asterix in Switzerland 2160:Chief's shield-bearers 2110: 2102: 2080:which means "all" and 2071: 2063: 2017: 2006:), from χοντρομπαλάς ( 1971: 1959: 1859: 1851: 1828: 1757: 1743: 1689: 1681: 1494: 1491:, a pun on the phrase 1428:, he is हकीम वैधिक्स ( 1416: 1408: 1338: 1330: 1056: 912: 718: 643: 631: 439: 433: 375: 249:relies excessively on 8192:XXL 2: Mission: Wifix 8138:The Power of the Gods 7910:Asterix Versus Caesar 7890:Asterix and Cleopatra 7807:Asterix Conquers Rome 7047:Asterix the Gladiator 6857:Asterix the Legionary 6711:Asterix the Legionary 6369:Arnold Schwarzenegger 6279:Asterix the Gladiator 6188:Asterix and the Picts 6074:Asterix the Legionary 6056:Asterix the Legionary 5926:Asterix the Gladiator 5870:Asterix the Gladiator 5756:Prolix — A traveling 5696:Asterix the Gladiator 5638:Asterix the Legionary 5605:Asterix Versus Caesar 5577:Asterix the Legionary 5542:Asterix the Legionary 5471:Asterix the Gladiator 5349:, but not seen until 5346:Asterix the Legionary 5237:Asterix the Legionary 5201:Asterix the Legionary 5195:Asterix the Gladiator 5192:. He is mentioned in 5148:Asterix the Gladiator 5109: 5067:Asterix and Cleopatra 5044: 4991:Asterix and Cleopatra 4988:, he is mentioned in 4888:Asterix and Cleopatra 4841:Asterix the Legionary 4813:Asterix the Gladiator 4792: 4760:Further information: 4373:Asterix and Cleopatra 3187:Asterix the Gladiator 2969:", a word for "bard". 2965:. These are puns on " 2888:Kakofonix, Kakofoniks 2632:Asterix the Gladiator 2606:translations, she is 2191:(but not named until 1054: 978:Asterix and Cleopatra 880:mir nichts dir nichts 822:("the dog who barks") 544:Asterix and Cleopatra 357: 8147:Asterix & Obelix 7339:on February 8, 2006. 7244:Obelix and Co, p. 27 6946:Various pop stars — 6864:Thomson and Thompson 6833:— As legionaries in 6539:– As Watzisnehm the 6499:– as a messenger in 6440:— as the villainous 6027:, and speaks with a 5941:who wears a leather 5929:and is mentioned in 5808:) — Asterix's mother 5513:The Canterbury Tales 4914:). On one occasion ( 4838:On one occasion (in 4571:Brazilian Portuguese 4014:Amaryllis belladonna 3641:", meaning "veteran" 3574:meaning "old timer". 3532:Brazilian Portuguese 3523:("rickety old") or 3315:, he is Μαθουσαλίξ ( 2974:Brazilian Portuguese 2365:, "beautiful face"). 2353:in some stories and 2203:chief Vitalstatistix 2148:, derived from word 1952:, he is Дрматорикс ( 1906:Brazilian Portuguese 1748: — "club hit"). 1016:Brazilian Portuguese 624:editions called him 583:typographical symbol 94:improve this article 7834:Astérix et ses Amis 7333:Asterix New Zealand 7128:Obelix and Co, p. 8 5861:Gracchus Nenjetepus 5825:) — Obelix's mother 5815:) — Obelix's father 5787:and short stories " 5671:as well as several 5384:) and Polytechnix ( 4719:Mrs. Fulliautomatix 4024:, he is Αλφαβητίξ ( 3770:Lefisederalphabetix 3319:), from Μαθουσάλα ( 3190:but first named in 2525:, but more usually 2438:In Turkish, she is 2342:In Spanish, she is 1964:, a slang term for 1055:Asterix and Getafix 984:("Little Hercules") 867:, "bright, clever". 677:(book 5 in France). 421:Asterix (character) 358:Some characters of 8324:Asterix characters 8033:The Middle Kingdom 8023:God Save Britannia 7920:Asterix in Britain 7733:The Missing Scroll 7597:The Great Crossing 7235:Obelix and Co p. 6 7169:"Asterix de A a Z" 7117:Asterix in Britain 7091:Kuykendall, Jeff. 7056:Asterix in Belgium 6953:Asterix in Britain 6906:Tibet (cartoonist) 6887:Asterix in Britain 6875:Asterix in Belgium 6805:Napoleon Bonaparte 6735:Asterix in Belgium 6717:Asterix in Corsica 6669:. Also appears in 6530:The Missing Scroll 6518:Asterix in Britain 6502:Asterix in Belgium 6398:Asterix in Britain 6362:Asterix in Belgium 6298:, but not by name. 6296:Asterix In Britain 6266:Asterix in Corsica 6249:, a French cheese. 6242:Asterix in Corsica 6227:Asterix in Corsica 6221:Asterix in Britain 6163:Asterix in Corsica 6157:Asterix in Britain 5975:Crismus Bonus — A 5969:Asterix in Corsica 5721:Asterix in Corsica 5702:Asterix in Corsica 5582:For Gaul Lang Syne 5503:) — the village's 5492:For Gaul Lang Syne 5468:), a youngster in 5428:) and Photogenix ( 5320:Asterix in Belgium 5294:Asterix in Britain 5126:Caesar's assassins 5118: 5054: 5037:Historical figures 4903:Asterix in Britain 4861:Asterix in Corsica 4851:Raft of the Medusa 4846:Théodore Géricault 4804: 4802:originals at right 4724:First appearance: 4694:Badbolix Lohatodix 4387:Asterix in Corsica 4298:Asterix in Corsica 4295:First appearance: 4217:is the name for a 4167:Asterix in Corsica 4154:First appearance: 4081:, he is "Fishmix". 3943:, he is Аеробикс ( 3760:Ordre alphabétique 3712:First appearance: 3651:First Appearance: 3534:translation he is 3436:(Animated films)). 3405:, he is Дедовикс ( 3390:he is Μαθουσαλίξ ( 3236:Battle of Gergovia 3184:First Appearance: 3158:William McGonagall 3017:translation he is 2976:translation he is 2867:film he is called 2507:female given name 2185:First appearance: 2107:meaning "arm" and 1917:Mukhiya Motumallix 1736:In Catalan, he is 1729:film he is called 1654:Asterix in Belgium 1469:, "one who loves". 1367:distilled beverage 1262:film he is called 1057: 671:First appearance: 589:) (also called an 480:, meaning "shorty" 452:: for example, in 376: 187:possibly contains 8301: 8300: 8284:(book collection) 8044: 8043: 8003:Mission Cleopatra 7793: 7792: 7671:The Secret Weapon 7561:The Laurel Wreath 7417:The Golden Sickle 6964:are mentioned in 6872:. They appear in 6811:Silvio Berlusconi 6683:chieftain Metric. 6677:Otto von Bismarck 6667:Ricardo Montalbán 6647:Luciano Pavarotti 6475:is the cousin of 6404:Cassius Ceramix ( 6320:Olaf Timandahaf ( 6015:Operation Getafix 5904:Tremensdelirius ( 5769:Operation Getafix 5438:, and briefly in 5426:Déboîtemendumenix 5412:) and Analgesix ( 5234:, as depicted in 5232:Battle of Thapsus 5051:Lionel-Noël Royer 5045:The surrender of 4494:he is Αυτοματίξ ( 4434:c'est automatique 4114:, the play being 3884:means "to stink") 3817:("costs a riks", 3783:("unclean" from " 2882:he is Κακοφωνίξ ( 2152:meaning majestic. 1682:à bras raccourcis 1518:) which means a " 1386:, "Cruden" being 1323:, he is known as 1308:), from the drug 1285:, he is known as 976:but in the movie 897:, it is Идефикс ( 848:, he is known as 829:, he is known as 569:: meaning either 491:("Rich of love"). 487:, he is known as 366:characters, plus 352: 351: 344: 334: 333: 326: 308: 232: 231: 224: 189:original research 170: 169: 162: 144: 67: 18:Pirates (Asterix) 16:(Redirected from 8336: 8294: 8285: 8275: 8265: 8255:Related articles 8247: 8240: 8233: 8213: 8204: 8195: 8186: 8177: 8168: 8159: 8150: 8141: 8132: 8129:The Great Rescue 8123: 8113: 8103: 8093: 8084: 8074: 8064: 8037: 8027: 8017: 8007: 7997: 7974: 7964: 7954: 7944: 7934: 7924: 7914: 7904: 7894: 7884: 7876: 7872:Asterix the Gaul 7860: 7846: 7837: 7828: 7819: 7810: 7786: 7763: 7754: 7745: 7742:The Chariot Race 7736: 7727: 7701: 7692: 7683: 7674: 7665: 7662:The Magic Carpet 7656: 7647: 7638: 7635:The Great Divide 7618: 7609: 7600: 7591: 7582: 7573: 7564: 7555: 7546: 7537: 7528: 7519: 7510: 7501: 7492: 7483: 7474: 7465: 7456: 7447: 7438: 7429: 7420: 7411: 7408:Asterix the Gaul 7390: 7368: 7361: 7354: 7345: 7340: 7335:. 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3496:("long living"). 3479: 3417:("grandfather"). 3415: 3409:), from Serbian 3288: 3272: 3240:Battle of Alesia 3152:In Scots, he is 3121: 3099: 3093: 3092: 3079: 3008: 2989:Gavaiyañ Besurix 2886:) and similarly 2857:Asterix the Gaul 2839:is derived from 2811:Assegurançatórix 2795: 2743:In the animated 2708:Asterix in Spain 2561: 2555: 2554: 2501: 2478: 2448: 2422: 2414: 2406: 2363: 2275:faire bonne mine 2271: 2115:meaning "short". 2113: 2105: 2088:or "destroying". 2074: 2066: 2048: 2042: 2041: 2020: 1974: 1962: 1862: 1854: 1831: 1760: 1746: 1719:Asterix the Gaul 1703:Vital statistics 1692: 1684: 1611:battle of Alesia 1517: 1511: 1510: 1497: 1419: 1413:("miracle") and 1411: 1341: 1335:("miracle") and 1333: 1252:Asterix the Gaul 1133:Asterix the Gaul 1090:The Great Divide 1032:Baltic languages 1011:Asterix the Gaul 964: 959: 958: 915: 839: 646: 634: 509: 503: 502: 442: 347: 340: 329: 322: 318: 315: 309: 307: 266: 242: 234: 227: 220: 216: 213: 207: 204:inline citations 180: 179: 172: 165: 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3709: 3700:double entendre 3648: 3181: 3024:Similarly, the 2787:Assurancetourix 2617: 2239:Asterix and Son 2182: 2162: 2124:Жизнестатистикс 1886:, referring to 1848:, referring to 1769:state president 1584: 1049: 1001: 954: — In the 905:) or Гаровикс ( 668: 662: 588: 556:eating disorder 523: 517: 423: 417: 390: 388:Main characters 348: 337: 336: 335: 330: 319: 313: 310: 267: 265: 259: 255:primary sources 243: 228: 217: 211: 208: 193: 181: 177: 166: 155: 149: 146: 103: 101: 91: 79: 38: 34: 23: 22: 15: 12: 11: 5: 8342: 8340: 8332: 8331: 8326: 8321: 8319:Gaulish people 8316: 8306: 8305: 8299: 8298: 8296: 8295: 8286: 8276: 8266: 8258: 8256: 8252: 8251: 8249: 8248: 8241: 8234: 8226: 8224: 8218: 8217: 8215: 8214: 8205: 8196: 8187: 8178: 8169: 8160: 8151: 8142: 8133: 8124: 8114: 8112:(1992, arcade) 8104: 8094: 8085: 8075: 8065: 8054: 8052: 8046: 8045: 8042: 8041: 8039: 8038: 8028: 8018: 8008: 7998: 7987: 7985: 7979: 7978: 7976: 7975: 7965: 7955: 7945: 7935: 7925: 7915: 7905: 7895: 7885: 7877: 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