Asterix: The Mansions of the Gods

Asterix is quick-witted, brave, and impulsive, leading the Gauls’ defense against the Romans. He uses clever tactics and relies on Getafix’s potion to outsmart opponents, driving the action with his unwavering loyalty to his village.

Obelix is a loyal, physically formidable ally who follows Asterix into danger. He endures hunger and danger with enduring friendship for his people, embodying strength and steadfastness.

Caesar is strategic and ambitious, attempting to subdue the Gauls by offering them luxury apartments. His plans spark a power struggle that tests loyalty and reveals the limits of imperial control.

Getafix is the wise druid who brews the magic potion that gives the Gauls their edge. He acts as mentor to Asterix and plays a pivotal role in guiding the resistance with his knowledge of herbs and enchantments.

Dulcia is a Rome-based family member who is denied an apartment due to missing documents, highlighting bureaucratic obstacles in housing and the tensions between classes.

Mischiefus is a Rome-based family member who befriends Obelix and becomes part of the village’s social fabric, embodying curiosity and openness to cross-cultural ties.

Senator Prospectus wields political influence, orchestrating the push and pull between Caesar and the Gauls as part of the broader plan to repopulate and control the Mansions.

Centurion Somniferus commands the Roman legion, enforcing orders yet being drawn into the chaos of demoralized troops and the Gaulish counter-moves.

Cacofonix is the bard whose deafening song catalyzes the tension around the Mansions, turning music into a weapon of comic disruption.

Anonymus is a Rome-based figure who appears in the political subplot, adding a layer of misdirection and satire in the pursuit of the apartments.