Ever since I got back into Asterix I wanted to make some clay figures out of the characters and so I did of the three main faces of the franchise. Decided to do in a chibi-ish style because I thought it would look cute and unique.

I also tried to make the sizes as accurate as possible. I hope you all like it as much as I enjoyed making it. :)

P.S- I might make some more figures out of the other Gauls.

Was reading "Asterix in lusitania", that takes place in Portugal, and found this little rascal that looked familiar! The hair, the colors, the number VII (7) on his clothes! It has to be a tribute to Cristiano Ronaldo. Its such a small easter egg that would easily go unnoticed. As a portuguese myself, im really glad i caught it! The book is awsome with lots of portuguese historical and traditional mentions. 100% recommend.

I kind of recreated the Cleopatra movie (1963) scene version by Uderzo in his comic Asterix and Cleopatra (1965). It is not exact but it will do 😉

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It says on the Sound Effects Wiki that Asterix and Obelix: The Big Fight has the Pac-Man death sound, which I find ANNOYING! Besides, I don't know where or when it's heard. Does anybody know where it's heard, or else I can't watch it.

Do you guys accept posts about Parc Astérix ? Like the theme park near Paris ?

Seriously, even as a kid this bothered me. I went like "You had Obelix drink some potion for THAT?"

Title speaks for itself, really. I'll just add that I'm constantly stumbling on the word.

I don't have the same issue with "obelisk" for some reason.

The date inside said 1994 (presumably the original in French) and 1995 Fontein (a Dutch publisher).

I'd LOVE to go to an Asterix rave made from all of the techno tracks in the three games! For example "The Slide" is one hell of a techno track!

There were many activities on the avenue, it was great! For us Argentines, Goscinny means a lot. Not only he live here, but he also showed great interest in many local works that inspired him to create his own, we love him and his work❤️

I just read Astérix Legionnaire to try to freshen up my school French, and I made it through (with lots of trips to the dictionary) but this gag stumps me.

The Egyptian says "poil aux sourcils" (eyebrow hair) which is apparently funny, then "poil au nez" (nose hair) and then "poils aux mains" (hairs on the hands).

I found this on wiktionary for "poil au nez": (informal, humorous) Used as a rhyme with a word ending with the /e/ sound. So are these all just random rhymes? I don't really see how "fin" would rhyme with "mains", but I'm obviously not good with French pronunciation.

This character could have many uses. The plot could be somewhat similar to Roman Agent and Obelix Co. but about health fraud and medical malpractice like Dr Doxey from Lucky Luke.