Asterix Conquers America

Brave and quick-witted, Asterix leads the Gauls with sharp thinking and a stubborn loyalty to his friends. His humor keeps morale high even in tight spots, and his daring often turns the tide in fights and escapes.

Incredibly strong and exuberant, Obelix provides muscle and a dose of comedic relief. He shows courage and loyalty, especially when rescuing companions, while his childlike optimism keeps the group motivated.

The village druid and keeper of the magic potion, Getafix guides the Gauls with wisdom and brewing know-how. His capture triggers the rescue mission and tests the team’s ingenuity and resolve.

Caesar’s loyal patrician and the antagonist who orchestrates the plan to abduct Getafix. He embodies Roman ambition and the political maneuvering aimed at subduing the Gauls.

The Roman commander whose strategic mind heightens the conflict with the Gauls. His presence provides a sharp, satirical look at power and manipulation in ancient Rome.

The Gaulish village chief who leads with humor and authority. He stands as a symbol of the community’s resistance and pride in their freedom.

Obelix’s loyal dog who adds moments of bravery and curiosity to the journey, marking scenes of exploration with his canine wit.

A Native American medicine man whose tricks and hallucinogenic pipe play a pivotal role in the tribe’s confrontations with the Gauls.

Daughter of the tribe’s chief, she forms a bond with Obelix and helps highlight the cross-cultural themes of trust and friendship.