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The characters of Asterix: a figurine guide

The characters of Asterix: a figurine guide

Since 1959, the adventures of Asterix, created by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, have filled comics with a gallery of characters that three generations know by heart. From the cunning little warrior to the menhir delivery man, from the druid with the golden sickle to the pirates who sink in every album, here is the guide to the characters of Asterix: for each one, their role and a mini-biography. And whenever the figurine exists in the shop, a way to adopt it in one click.

📑 Contents

🦸 The heroes

Asterix · Obelix · Dogmatix

🏘️ The village

Getafix · Vitalstatistix · Impedimenta · Cacofonix · Fulliautomatix · Unhygienix · Geriatrix · Panacea

🏛️ Rome and Egypt

Julius Caesar · Cleopatra · Edifis

☠️ The pirates

Redbeard and his crew

🦸 The heroes

Asterix

Small in size, immense in cunning: Asterix is the shrewdest warrior in the village. One sip of magic potion and the Roman legions go flying. Winged helmet, blond moustache and Gaulish common sense at all times: he is the one the village sends on missions, usually flanked by his inseparable Obelix.

Resin figure of Asterix with crossed arms, looking annoyed, with his speech bubble

Asterix Resin Figure

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Obelix

Having fallen into the cauldron as a baby, Obelix needs no potion. Menhir carver and delivery man, wild boar enthusiast and master of Dogmatix, he is the quiet strength of the duo, with a sensitivity you would not guess at first glance. "These Romans are crazy!"

Dogmatix

Obelix's little white dog, an ecologist before his time: he weeps for every uprooted tree. First appearing quietly in Asterix and the Banquet, he owes his name to the readers of Pilote magazine, before earning a series of his own.

Resin figure of Dogmatix with his heart-shaped speech bubble - Collectoys

Dogmatix - Asterix

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🏘️ The village

Getafix

The venerable druid of the village, recognisable by his long white beard and his golden sickle. Sole keeper of the magic potion recipe, he guards it jealously: Obelix will never be allowed a drop. Sage among sages, he is the one everyone turns to when things go wrong.

Vitalstatistix

The village chief, majestic on his shield, carried (more or less well) by his two bearers. Brave in the face of the Romans, he fears only one thing: that the sky may fall on his head. Though as he says himself, tomorrow never comes.

Impedimenta

The chief's wife runs her majestic husband with a firm hand. She dreams of the elegant life of Lutetia and sometimes looks at the village with a sigh, but woe to anyone who attacks it: she defends it tooth and nail.

Cacofonix

The bard. Convinced he is a misunderstood artist, he sings at the slightest opportunity, which the village has learned to prevent: at the final banquet he is found tied up and gagged at the foot of his tree. His lyre never did anyone any harm.

Fulliautomatix

The blacksmith, and the most expeditious music critic in the village: he is the one who silences Cacofonix from the very first notes. Grumpy, burly and always ready for a brawl, especially when the fishmonger across the way praises his wares.

Unhygienix

The fishmonger, touchy on one single subject: the freshness of his fish, delivered from Lutetia by ox cart, which explains a great deal. Casting doubt on it invariably triggers the great village brawl. First appeared in Asterix in Spain.

Geriatrix

The village elder: ninety-three years old, a fiery temper and a walking stick faster than his shadow. Quick to point out that things were done differently in his day, he is married to a wife as young as she is pretty, which is his great pride. Indestructible in a brawl.

Panacea

The prettiest girl in the village, first seen in Asterix the Legionary. Her mere presence capsizes the heart of Obelix, who forgets all about his menhirs. Married to Tragicomix, she remains one of the rare beings before whom the colossus turns shy.

To gather the whole little world at once, the Plastoy tube brings together seven PVC figures from the village: perfect for playing, before collecting.

Tube of 7 Asterix PVC figures: Obelix with his menhir, Asterix, Vitalstatistix, Getafix, Dogmatix, Panacea, Cacofonix

Asterix & Obelix - Tubo x7

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🏛️ Rome and Egypt

Julius Caesar

The eternal adversary. Conqueror of all Gaul (well, almost), Caesar takes defeat after defeat with the dignity of his rank, and even proves a good sport at times towards these indomitable Gauls who exasperate him. His resin figure catches him mid-declamation: "Veni, vidi, vici".

Resin figure of Julius Caesar in a red and white toga with laurel wreath

Caesar - Asterix

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Cleopatra

Since Asterix and Cleopatra, the queen of Egypt with the famous nose has been part of the family. Hot-tempered and magnificent, she bets Caesar that her people can build a palace in three months. Her resin figure carries one of the character's most delicious speech bubbles.

Resin figure of Cleopatra in a white and blue Egyptian costume with golden crown

Cleopatra - Asterix

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Edifis

The most approximate architect in Alexandria, tasked by Cleopatra with building the famous palace. He comes to seek the help of his old friend Getafix, whom he greets, in the French original, in perfect alexandrine verse. Clumsy, warm-hearted, unforgettable.

☠️ The pirates

Redbeard and his crew

Their role never changes: crossing paths with the Gauls and ending up sunk. Baba the lookout announces the disaster, old Pegleg comments on it in Latin quotations, and Captain Redbeard goes down with dignity. The most faithful running gag of the series, album after album.

✨ Bring the Gauls home

The world of Asterix is not only for rereading: it is for collecting. Sturdy Plastoy PVC figures for play, collector resins published with their speech bubble for the shelf: most people start with the first and end up with the second. Meet the villagers in our shop.

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Asterix, Obelix and all the characters mentioned are creations of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo. © Les Éditions Albert René. The figurines shown are official licensed products.

About the author: This article was written by the team of L'Oiseau de Paradis, a Parisian toy shop founded in 1932. Four generations in the service of childhood and authentic play.

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