History Trivia / TheTwelveTasksOfAsterix

* ActingForTwo: In French, Creator/HenriVirlogeux voiced both Getafix and Iris (the Egyptian hypnotist).

* CanonDiscontinuity: ''The Twelve Tasks of Asterix'' is ignored by the albums that were published after its release, and ''had'' to if one wanted to go on with the series, since it ended [[GrandFinale with Julius Caesar retiring to the countryside and Asterix being put in charge of Rome in its place.]] There is a popular {{Fanon}}, however, that ''The Twelve Tasks'' must be taken as an ending to the series as a whole, happening after any other item of the series, even those released after ''Twelve Tasks''. It has never been confirmed or informed by the creators and, with both of them having now passed away, never will.

* CanonDiscontinuity: ''The Twelve Tasks of Asterix'' is ignored by the albums that were published after its release, and ''had'' to if one wanted to go on with the series, since it ended [[GrandFinale with Julius Caesar retiring to the countryside and Asterix being put in charge of Rome in its place.]] There is a popular {{Fanon}}, however, that ''The Twelve Tasks'' must be taken as an ending to the series as a whole, happening after any other item of the series, even those released after ''Twelve Tasks''. It has never been confirmed or informed by the creators and, [[HarsherInHindsight with both of them having now passed away, never will]].

* SelfAdaptation: René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, the creators of ''Asterix'', directed this movie and cowrote its script.

* CanonDiscontinuity: ''The Twelve Tasks of Asterix'' is ignored by the albums that were published after its release, and ''had'' to if one wanted to go on with the series, since it ended with Julius Caesar retiring to the countryside and Asterix being put in charge of Rome in its place. There is a popular {{Fanon}}, however, that ''The Twelve Tasks'' must be taken as an ending to the series as a whole, happening after any other item of the series, even those released after ''Twelve Tasks''. It has never been confirmed or informed by the creators and, with both of them having now passed away, never will.

* SelfAdaptation: René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, the creators of Asterix, directed this movie and cowrote its script.

* CanonDiscontinuity: ''The Twelve Tasks of Asterix'' is ignored by the albums that were published after its release, and ''had'' to if one wanted to go on with the series, since it ended with Julius Caesar retiring to the countryside and Asterix being put in charge of Rome in its place. There is a popular {{Fanon}}, however, that ''The Twelve Tasks'' must be taken as an ending to the series as a whole, happening after any other item of the series, even those released after ''Twelve Tasks''. It has never been confirmed or informed by the creators, still.

* CanonDiscontinuity: ''The Twelve Tasks of Asterix'' is ignored by the albums that were published after its release, and ''had'' to if one wanted to go on with the series, since it ended with Cæsar retiring to the countryside and Asterix being put in charge of Rome in its place. (There is a popular {{Fanon}}, however, that ''The Twelve Tasks'' must be taken as an ending to the series as a whole, happening after any other item of the series, even those released after ''Twelve Tasks''. It has never been confirmed or informed by the creators)

* ReferencedBy: "The Place That Sends You Mad" got referenced in the second expansion for ''VideoGame/TheWitcher3WildHunt'', "Blood and Wine", where one of the missions revolves around "Permit A38" and the general theme of bureaucracy in a bank.

* ReferencedBy: "The Place That Send You Mad" got referenced in the second expansion for ''VideoGame/TheWitcher3WildHunt'', "Blood and Wine", where one of the missions revolves around "Permit A38" and the general theme of bureaucracy in a bank.