History Franchise / Asterix

* ''Asterix & Obelix Take on Caesar'' (1999)

!! Live-Action Adaptations

!! Theme Parks

!! Video Games

[[OpeningNarration The year is 50 B.C. Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well, not entirely... One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders.]] Said village is the home of Astérix, who frequently goes on all kinds of adventures, often in order to foil the plans of the Romans. He is helped in his adventures by Getafix, the druid of the village who holds the secret of a SuperStrength-inducing potion, and most importantly his best friend Obélix, a menhir carver who fell in a cauldron of the aforementioned potion when he was a child, making the effects permanent on him.

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''Astérix'' is a character created by Creator/ReneGoscinny and Creator/AlbertUderzo in 1959 for the French comic magazine ''Pilote''. The series' growing success got it published into albums.

Since its creation, Astérix has become a prominent figure in French-Belgian culture, and has managed to acquire fame on an international level, a rare occurrence for a French-Belgian comic character. It has been translated in over a hundred languages, and the original comic, currently 37 albums long, has been adapted into animated features, live-action movies, video games and a theme park, and of course, features on tons of mustard glasses.

* ''Two Romans in Gaul'' (1967) [[note]]One-hour TV film written by Goscinny and Uderzo. The Romans and other characters are live action, Asterix and Obelix are animated. It was broadcast before the release of ''Asterix the Gaul'', making it the first time Asterix and Obelix were animated.[[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Asterix}}'' (Konami Arcade Beat-Em-Up)
* ''Asterix & the Great Rescue''
* ''Asterix & Obelix XXL''[[note]]"Asterix & Obelix: Kick Buttix" in the U.S.[[/note]]
* ''Asterix & Obelix XXL 2: Mission: Las Vegum''
* ''Asterix & Obelix XXL 2: Mission: Wifix''

* ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'' - For individual albums, see the [[Recap/{{Asterix}} Recap page]].

* ''Astérix et ses Amis'' - Special tribute album for Albert Uderzo on his 80th birthday.

* Ride/ParcAsterix

* ''Asterix and the Vikings'' (2006)

* Parc Astérix

* ''Asterix the Gaul'' (1967)

* ''Asterix and the Big Fight'' (1989)

* ''Asterix and Cleopatra'' (1968)

Since its creation, Astérix has become a prominent figure in French-Belgian culture, and has managed to acquire fame on an international level, a rare occurrence for a French-Belgian comic character. It has been translated in over a hundred languages, and the original comic, currently 37 albums long, has been adapted into animated features, live-action movies, video games, a theme park, and of course, tons of mustard glasses.

Since its creation, Astérix has become a prominent figure in French-Belgian culture, and has managed to acquire fame on an international level, a rare occurrence for a French-Belgian comic character. It has been translated in over a hundred languages, and the original comic, currently 36 albums long, has been adapted into animated features, live-action movies, video games, a theme park, and of course, tons of mustard glasses.

''Astérix'' is a character created by Creator/ReneGoscinny and Creator/AlbertUderzo in 1959 for the French comic magazine ''Pilote''.

!! Books

* ''How Obelix Fell into the Magic Potion When he was a Little Boy'' (1989) - Text with illustrations.

''Astérix'' is a character created by Creator/ReneGoscinny and Albert Uderzo in 1959 for the French comic magazine ''Pilote''.

* ''Asterix Conquers America'' (1994)

!! People associated with ''Asterix''

* Creator/ReneGoscinny
* Albert Uderzo
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* ''Asterix in Britain'' (1986)

* ''How Obelix Fell into the Magic Potion When he was a Little Boy'' (1989), text story with illustrations.

* ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}''

* ''Astérix et ses Amis'' - special tribute album for Albert Uderzo on his 80th birthday.

!! About the comic book series:

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!! Individual albums:

* ''Recap/{{Asterix}}'' (the recap page for all albums)
* ''Recap/AsterixTheGaul'' (1959)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheGoldenSickle'' (1962)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheGoths'' (1963)
* ''Recap/AsterixTheGladiator'' (1964)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheBanquet'' (1965)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndCleopatra'' (1965)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheBigFight'' (1966)
* ''Recap/AsterixInBritain'' (1966)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheNormans'' (1967)
* ''Recap/AsterixTheLegionary'' (1967)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheChieftainsShield'' (1968)
* ''Recap/AsterixAtTheOlympicGames'' (1968)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheCauldron'' (1969)
* ''Recap/AsterixInSpain'' (1969)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheRomanAgent'' (1970)
* ''Recap/AsterixInSwitzerland'' (1970)
* ''Recap/TheMansionsOfTheGods'' (1971)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheLaurelWreath'' (1972)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheSoothsayer'' (1972)
* ''Recap/AsterixInCorsica'' (1973)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndCaesarsGift'' (1974)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheGreatCrossing'' (1975)
* ''Recap/ObelixAndCo'' (1976)
* ''Recap/AsterixConquersRome'' (1979)
* ''Recap/AsterixInBelgium'' (1979)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheGreatDivide'' (1980)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheBlackGold'' (1981)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndSon'' (1983)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheMagicCarpet'' (1987)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheSecretWeapon'' (1991)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndObelixAllAtSea'' (1996)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheActress'' (2001)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheClassAct'' (2003[[note]]the album was published separately from the series in 1993 but was later added to it[[/note]])
* ''Asterix and the Falling Sky'' (2005)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndObelixsBirthdayTheGoldenBook'' (2009)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndThePicts'' (2013)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheMissingScroll'' (2015)
* ''Recap/AsterixAndTheChariotRace'' (2017)
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* ''Asterix Versus Caesar'' (1985)

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!! References to ''Asterix'' in popular culture

* ''[[ReferencedBy/{{Asterix}} Referenced by Asterix]]''
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