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SeizeUs Palace

The SeizeUs Palace is the sixth and final stage of Asterix & Obelix XXL 2. This is the location where Getafix is being held after he got captured by the Romans offscreen.

**Enemies and Characters in SeizeUs Palace:**

* Armored Legionnaire
* Armored Optio
* Armored Centurion
* Flying Roman
* Caesar Clones
* Dethmach
* Getafix
* Kerosene
* Battermix
* Suchafuss
* Sam Schieffer
* Julius Caesar

**Battles in SeizeUs Palace:**

* defeat 31 enemies (Armored Legionnaire, Armored Optio)

* fill 2 targets with 9 Romans
* defeat 10 Armored Optios (x2)
* defeat 21 Armored Optios
* defeat 41 enemies (Armored Legionnaire, Armored Centurion, Flying Roman)
* fill a target with 6 Romans
* fill a target with 9 Romans
* fill a target with 12 Romans
* defeat 88 Caesar Clones
* defeat Dethmach

**Rare collectibles:**

* Diamond Helmets: 5
* Postcards: 4 (Remaster Only)

## Trivia

* SeizeUs Palace is a reference to the Caesars Palace hotel and casino located in Las Vegas, Nevada.
* Multiple Sonic Statues can be seen in the SeizeUs Palace. Some of them have "Hasta La Vistae Babis" written on them. The line is a reference to the quote from Terminator 2 "Hasta la vista, baby".
* When using the elevator in the blue hallway later on, they'll come to a task where Asterix has to use a cable platform and avoid skyscrapers. The first skyscraper has a slot machine, that gives the player a 100% chance of winning, and rewards the player with a x10 multiplier and a bunch of golden helmets. This way, many helmets can be very easily gained and the golden number counter is reached quickly.
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## About

The famous **Asterix** franchise, built on a series of French comic books by author Réné Goscinny and artist Albert Uderzo, has long since ventured into other avenues of pop culture and media. In addition to a theme park, movies, books, and merchandise, it has also spawned a long list of licensed video games.

This community is dedicated to gathering and portraying information about more than 35 years of Asterix video games, with more than 30 entries in its history. In particular, we are focusing on the **Asterix & Obelix XXL** series of games, that began life around the millennium as a project to heave Asterix in digital media into the 21st century, and has since given birth to many sequels, remakes and spin-off titles. Besides that we keep our focus also on retro Asterix masterpieces dating from 1983-2002. Detailed information and guides are awaiting you.

In doing so, we are hoping also to pay homage to the creative and daring, though not always perfect vision of Asterix games that developer **Etranges Libellules** speerheaded in the mid 2000s.

Come join us on our quest!

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## Asterix & Obelix XXL

**The Game****Characters****Locations****Enemies****Collectibles****Laurel Location Guide****Unfair XXL (Mod)****Cesar's Challenge (Mod)****UXXL Laurel Location Guide****Remaster****Remaster Laurels Location Guide (PLACEHOLDER)**
## Asterix & Obelix XXL 2

**The Game****Characters****Locations****Enemies****Collectibles****Diamond Helmet Location Guide**
**Remaster****Remaster Postcard Location Guide****Challenges**
## Asterix at the Olympic Games

**The Game****Characters****Locations****Olympic Games****Collectibles****Pigeon Location Guide****Shield Location Guide****Glue & Magnesia Location Guide**
## Asterix & Obelix XXL 3

**The Game****Characters****Locations****Enemies****Collectibles****Laurel Location Guide****Die Location Guide****Bone Location Guide**

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Unhygienix

Unhygienix (French: Ordralfabétix) is the fishmonger of the Gaulish village. He gets into fights with Fulliautomatix when he points out his fish smells and prevents Cacofonix from singing by smacking him with fish.

## Unhygienix CC

Unhygienix is mentioned to be throwing fish at Fulliautomatix in a minigame. If the player wins that minigame, a cutscene will play where he gets smacked with a fish by Fulliautomatix.

## Unhygienix GW

Unhygienix only appears in a cinematic cutscene and does not have in-game appearance.

## Unhygienix MM

Unhygienix appears in the village in his fish market.

In the Hide and Seek minigame, if a contestant (including player character) gets too close to him, he will hit and stun them as if they were hit with another contestant's shovel. Unhygienix himself cannot be hit.

Cinematic appearance

## Unhygienix XXL

The player frees Fulliautomatix and Unhygienix from the cell after destroying the war machine in Normandy.

## Unhygienix ABT

Unhygienix offers 3 activities.

One is finding pairs. Another one is balancing the scales and noting the product’s weight. The last one is deciding the winner of the game of bowls, where the player needs to memorise whom the bowls belong to.

## Asterix: These Romans are Crazy!

The player helps Unhygienix sort his fish in the minigame My fish is fresh, I tell you! following his orders. In the minigame Spring cleaning some of the undesired objects are fish.

## Unhygienix AtMotG

Unhygienix has only 2 minigames connected to him: Fresh Fish and Barrel Breaker. In Fresh Fish, he throws fish and other objects towards the player.

## Baltix

In Asterix and Friends Unhygienix is replaced by another fishmonger named Baltix, whose body type is based on Fulliautomatix.
Small War Machine

The Small War Machine is the seventh enemy in Asterix & Obelix XXL and in the remaster Asterix & Obelix XXL: Romastered. Its first appearance is in a small Roman camp in Normandy.

## Characteristics

The Small War Machine is a modified Roman tower equipped with a small cabin underneath for the Romans to steer it, big and powerful concrete blocks on both sides and wheels underneath the tower. It's always in the presence of Romans, usually Legionnaires and Centurions. It can be seen as the War Machine's small counterpart but weaker and less threatening. It has no cannons, no spikes and pilums sticking out of it. Its weapons are two concrete block it smashes onto the ground, creating a shockwave, to damage Asterix and Obelix and push them away from it.

It makes one last appearance in Egypt before the final fight. It carries a fireplace inside the tower and must be destroyed to ignite a barrel to get rid of rocks blocking the way. The attack also becomes much faster after a concrete block is gone. It loses control and repeatedly hammers the last concrete block onto the ground.

## Combat

It's relatively strong during combat. Its shockwave can cause some damage when the player doesn't know what to do. Despite that, it can easily be defeated, especially if the player uses nearby magic potion gourds. To make it defenseless, two screws must be removed to destroy its weapons. After an arm has been removed from the tower, it'll lose control and spin around continuously. When both arms are removed, the tower will not be moving anymore and becomes stationary. Now, the tower needs to be hit multiple times for it to sink into the ground, leaving a pile of helmets behind.

## Trivia

* The Tower can be destroyed using the cannon. However there's no section in the game that requires the player to do that and can therefore only be done using mods.
Archer (Asterix & Obelix XXL 3)

## Archer

The archer is the second enemy encountered in Asterix & Obelix XXL 3. He is first seen in Gaul and appears in all levels.

## Characteristics

The archer is a skinny, light-armored Roman soldier carrying a bow and a quiver which is held by a strap over his shoulder. He wears a crested helmet, a green tunic, a red belt, red pants and brown sandals.

## Combat

The archer shoots one arrow at the player at a time. He usually attacks from a distance, but unlike the XXL 1 archer, if the player gets close to him he keeps attacking. He should be dealt with before enemies with low-range weapons. He is somewhat less enduring than a legionnaire.
Tamer

The Gladiator is the twelfth enemy in Asterix & Obelix XXL and in its remaster. His first encounter is at the entrance of the palace in Greece, where he lets Lions fight against Asterix & Obelix.

## Characteristics

The characteristics are the same as the Centurion. Only the design is different. He has a gladiator helmet, has a couple of spikes going down his right arm, wears jaguar fur, white tunic with a belt. His weapons consist of a trident and a shield. Unlike the Centurion, who lets Legionnaires fight for him, the Gladiator commands Lions around and sends them to fight against Asterix & Obelix. He's only under the protection of Lions and very rarely has Roman Archer by his side. His attack is very powerful and does a lot of damage. Most of the time he has two Lions with him when there's not a big battle taking place. Sometimes he has three Lions with him.

## Combat

Combat is very similar to the Centurion. His shield needs to be removed until he can be attacked properly. Dogmatix can also be sent after him to skip the entire shield-breaking process. The player's reward will be a golden helmet and a boar stick. Before he can be attacked however, the Lions should be beaten first or massive amounts of health will be removed when the Lions attack.

## Trivia

* This enemy appears only in Greece. However, the remaster contains a Countdown challenge in the boss arena of Rome which spawns enemies of different types, including tamers.
Roman Formation (Asterix & Obelix XXL 2)

## Roman Formation

The Roman Formation is the seventh enemy in Asterix & Obelix XXL 2: Mission Las Vegum and in the Remaster from 2018. The Formation is first seen in Little Venetia guarding a fireplace.

## Characteristics

The Roman Formation is made up of multiple Legionnaires, who use shields as cover and armor for the Formation. The pilums are only being deployed at the front of the formation, since the on top of the Formations are banners positioned, through which the player can't jump through and gets knocked back everytime. The Formation is not guarded by Romans and always blocks the patch since the Legionnaires don't move to the left and right anymore and only move forward or backwards. It only moves whenever the pilums are deployed to prevent Asterix & Obelix from attacking the Formation. There are multiple layers of the Formation that need to be destroyed to defeat the Formation enirely. If a layer is destroyed, two Romans appear from the Formation to attack the player. In LuckSore, the Formation's pilums are permanently deployed and therefore, the game gives the player magic potion to destroy it. Unlike XXL1, the Formation only exists in the rectangular form.

## Combat

The Formation can be destroyed easily, as their attack takes longer than in XXL1. When the pilums are deployed, the Formation moves forward or backwards. During this, the pilums stay deployed until the Formation stops moving. Every layer of the Formation needs three hits for the layer to be destroyed and unleash two Legionnaires. The Formation is ultimately defeated by destroying all layers. Most areas, where the Formation appears in, have magic potion to destroy them faster, but mostly to destroy a Formation where the pilums are permanently deployed and don't retract.
Achievements/Trophies in Asterix & Obelix XXL 3

Similar to the remasters of Asterix & Obelix XXL and Asterix & Obelix XXL 2, players have the option to collect Achievements/Trophies. Every unlockable Achievement is listed down below:

## Trivia

* The trophy *Handball Pro* is regarded to be bugged and in order to obtain it one needs to throw a Roman into a pile of explosive barrels. The Reykjavum camp in Thule offers the best opportunity to perform this method.
Geriatrix

Geriatrix (French: Agecanonix) is the oldest member of the Gaulish village and a former warrior. He has a young wife with unknown first name. He is choleric, especially when talking about Romans.

## Geriatrix CC

Geriatrix is one of the characters the player can pick to move around the board.

His marker on the board is grey.

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## Geriatrix GW

Geriatrix only appears in a cinematic cutscene and does not have in-game appearance.

## Geriatrix MM

Geriatrix only appears in cinematic cutscenes and does not have in-game appearance.

His wife, however, is a playable character.

## Geriatrix XXL

Geriatrix is first seen in the starting cutscene, sitting on a bench in the Gaulish village.

The player releases Geriatrix and his wife from a cage after destroying the war machine in Helvetia.

## Geriatrix ABT

Geriatrix offers 3 activities.

In one activity you are given a few cards which you need to memorise before they are flipped upside down, and when a random card is highlighted, pull out the same card as that one.

Another activity revolves around watching a specified character with a few others run between tents, then choosing the tent where that character stopped.

The last one is completing a row of Roman items which have some sort of pattern.

## Lunatix

Geriatrix is replaced with a similar character called Lunatix.
Impedimenta

Impedimenta (French: Bonemine) is the wife of the Gaulish village's chief Vitalstatistix.

## Impedimenta CC

Impedimenta is one of the characters the player can pick to move around the board.

Her marker on the board is pink.

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## Impedimenta MM

Impedimenta only appears in the cinematic cutscenes and does not have in-game appearance.

However, her husband does and plays a role in one of the minigames.

## Impedimenta XXL

The player needs to free Impedimenta and Panacea from the cell after destroying the machine of war in Greece.

She gives Asterix and Obelix the piece of the Great Map which leads them to Helvetia.
Ghost Roman

The Ghost Roman is the sixteenth enemy encountered in Asterix & Obelix XXL 2 and the remaster. The first encounter happens when the player reaches the giant monkey head on the Pirate Island.

## Characteristics

The Ghost Roman wears a green helmet, armor, a torn tunic and one sandal. He appears multiple times in different places on the Pirate Island, always with many other Ghost Romans by him. His weapon is a big sword, looking almost like the one the centurio carries around. When walking, he tumbles around and can barely keep up with the player. To catch up, he jumps at the enemy, ramming his sword into the ground as an attack.

## Combat

He shares the same type of combat with the Ray-Man Roman. He swings his sword once at the enemy and if the enemy is too far away, he jumps towards them wielding his sword and ramming it into the ground. After he's been attacked six times, he lays down on the ground and shortly gets up again to spin around with the sword streched out, hitting everything in range. To defeat him, the player must perform a pound attack.

## Trivia

* The Ghost Roman is based on the Ghost Romans seen in the movie The Twelve Tasks of Asterix.
Roman Camps (Asterix & Obelix XXL 3)

There are 6 Roman camps in Asterix & Obelix XXL 3 that the player needs to visit to complete quests. The camps are broad areas full of Romans and tents which spawn them. The player is not required to beat up all the Romans. The player is also rewarded with Helmets for completing camps. The camps can be replayed.

All camps have Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers for completing them, which depend on several factors:

* Time spent – the less, the better
* Romans defeated - the more, the better
* Alerts triggered (trumpeters' signals) – the less, the better
* Health used – the less healing collectibles used, the better
* Energy Bonuses earned – the more, the better

In co-op mode, the factors are shown individually for both players.

If the player dies in a camp they have to start over. In co-op mode, this occurs when both players are dead at the same time.

## Roman Camps

Petibonum
 Gaul, northeast path in the forest after Petibonum and Aquarium signs pointing in different directions

After completing this camp the player gains the Crystal Menhir. They must use it to clear the path to the next camp.

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Aquarium
 Gaul, southeast path in the forest after Petibonum and Aquarium signs pointing in different directions

After completing this camp the player can return to Ekonomikrisis, who will take them to Thule.

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Reykjavum
 Thule, behind the village's door

Once the player enters Forfendrik's village, the only way out is through Reykjavum. This is the first camp where the player needs to watch out for explosive barrels.

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Esohandsum
 Entering Tyre | Leave the camp through the other end

Use the handwheel to open the draw bridge and clear the path, take the shortcut on the west to go back, use the handwheel again and hurry to the exit before the doors close again.
The player gains the Crystal Menhir's fire shard after completing this camp.

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Adenufofum
 Tyre

After completing this camp the player can visit Ekonomikrisis to travel to Crete.

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Newvolum
 Crete

After freeing Ekonomikrisis the player will travel to Rome.

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## Dice

The player can find rare collectibles in the camps, which are Dice. Their locations are listed in a separate article.

## Trivia

* The Roman camps in this game and the Challenges in Asterix & Obelix XXL 2 remaster are similar with large amounts of Romans to defeat, three tiers, time aspect and Helmet reward.
* Petibonum and Aquarium are the names of 2 out of 4 canon Roman camps surrounding the Gaulish village.
* Reykjavum is named after Reykjavík, the capital of Iceland.
* The player can enter Reykjavum through the back gates, but if they do, they will still spawn near the front gates. If they leave the camp via Pause menu, they will spawn in the village.
* Adenufofum is the only camp that can be completed without hitting a single Roman.
Metarealist

3N 4I

**Dawn**: I reduce the cooldowns of all allied Abilities by 1.
**Ability** 3N 1CD: The next Spell you play this turn costs no mana.

**Metarealist** is an insight companion card, from the Abdication set.

## Details

*"I found it."*

*"What is it?"*

*"I don't know. I think it's everything."*

Artist: Magno Husein

## Notes

* Metarealist's Dawn will reduce the cooldown of the allied Hero's primary and secondary abilities.
Combat (Asterix at the Olympic Games)

Fighting is one of the main parts of gameplay in Asterix at the Olympic Games, although not as prevalent as in XXL 1 and XXL 2, giving more space to puzzle sections and minigames.

Keys used in combat:

**Action** – punch a Roman. Can be done in mid-air.

**Special Action** – dash towards a Roman to hit him. Can be done in mid-air which will likely stun him.

**Grab** – grab a stunned Roman by his neck, press Grab again to swing him around and deal damage to other Romans. You can also jump and catch thrown Romans after you use Change Leader.

**Parry** – defend yourself from an attack. Needs to be bought first.

**Dogmatix** – order Dogmatix to attack a Roman. Only usable while controlling Obelix and has a cooldown.

**Change Leader** – while swinging a Roman, press this key to throw him towards the other character; this is needed for the Smash Bash attack and reaching the colour targets before the entrance to Brutus' palace.

The player can make their attacks stronger if they buy Flash and Super Flash, then hit Romans fast enough to achieve these states.

There are many different attacks against Romans, but some need to be purchased with Roman helmets first.

Efficient fighting is the best way to earn helmets, as the Romans may spawn multipliers and a lot more helmets. Also, if the player does well in fights, 2D sprites of cheering Greeks will appear on the edges of the screen. If the player performs a Smash Bash, the Greeks will appear in a row.

The King of the Arena event revolves around fighting, the player should buy combat mechanics before taking on this challenge because the opponents will use them too.

## Trivia

* This is the only Asterix game developed by ELB which doesn’t use graphic icons to represent different actions in the PC version. It displays keyboard keys instead.
* The player can ignore Twister until they enter the level of the final battle. Normally it costs 5000 helmets, but if they come there without Twister they will be met by a Greek offering the attack for all of their helmets, even if it’s under 5000. The Gauls have special dialogue if they fight without having bought Twister.
* The realistic and paper Romans in the final battle leave the same 3D sandals in a cartoony fashion when defeated.
* The player can move around faster if they dash in mid-air and press Action before touching the ground.
Let's Do This

1N 3D

Search your deck for a Companion with a mana cost of 3 or less. They enter the Story.

**Let's Do This** is a devotion spell card, from the Abdication set.

## Details

*"Come on, Tulogg. We've got bad guys to catch." - Ryla Redgale*

Artist: Isabela Zolik

## Trivia

* Let's Do This was designed so that Ryla players could play Tulogg more easily.
Trumpeter

The trumpeter is the third enemy encountered in Asterix & Obelix XXL 3. He is first seen in the Petibonum camp in Gaul and appears in all levels.

## Characteristics

The trumpeter is skinny and armorless, he carries a Roman tuba. He wears a regular helmet, a red tunic, a white belt, white pants and brown sandals.

## Combat

The trumpeter is the weakest enemy in the game and the only one who does not attack the player. Instead, he uses his tuba to alert other Romans, who will then run to attack the player. If he sees the player, he will look in their direction and a question mark will appear above him, which fills up while the player is in his sight. If the player is quick enough, they can beat him up before he can signal. If the player does not hide or beat him up, he will alert other Romans within range. If there are no other Romans nearby, he continues to signal anyway.

## Trivia

* The trumpeter has the same body and face shape as the archer.
Postcards (Asterix & Obelix XXL 2)

The Postcards are a collectible exclusive to the Asterix & Obelix XXL 2 remaster, scattered around Las Vegum. The Postcards were purchasable in the original XXL 2, which were turned into collectibles. The reason for this could be that in the original, the Postcards were pretty expensive and since multipliers are a rather rare item in the remaster, they were turned into collectibles. Collecting them all rewards the player with an achievement as well as the same gallery images as seen in the original.

The list below shows all of the Postcards' locations

## Trivia

* Unlike the other collectibles, postcards lack VFX and spinning animation. The reason for this is unknown, but it may make them harder to notice.
Legionnaire (Asterix & Obelix XXL 3)

## Legionnaire

The legionnaire is the first enemy encountered in Asterix & Obelix XXL 3. He is first seen in the tutorial area of the Gaulish forest and appears in all levels.

## Characteristics

The legionnaire is a skinny, light-armored Roman soldier carrying a pilum. Similarly to the XXL 2 legionnaire he does not carry a shield. He wears a regular helmet, a green tunic, a red belt, red pants and brown sandals.

## Combat

The legionnaire is a weak enemy, even a group of legionnaries can be beaten easily.

## Trivia

* The legionnaire’s design strongly resembles Cubitus from the 3D Asterix movies, except he does not carry a shield.
Centurion (Asterix & Obelix XXL 2)

## Centurio

The Centurion is the third enemy encountered in Asterix & Obelix XXL 2 and in the remaster. His first appearance is at the Triumph Arch in Lutetia.

## Characteristics

The Centurion is a heavily armored, strong group leader wearing lots of golden armor all over his body, a tunic with belt, a giant sword, red cape and a helmet with mouth guard and a red crest on top of it. While he used a golden shield in XXL 1, he now uses his sword to block attacks and attack the player. Since he's a leader, he never fights alone and usually involves into a fight as the last remaining enemy after his Legionnaires are defeated.

## Combat

He swings his sword at the enemy and gets it stuck in the ground afterwards. This leads to him being an easy target since he has nothing to fight or protect himself with. His sword is the only thing acting as a shield and can not be destroyed. The player needs to wait for the Centurion to attack them and jam his sword into the ground. After the lever on the Eifel Tower has been pulled, he gains the ability to throw a small sword at the player, meaning he can now attack from a big distance. While he's preparing to throw a sword, he's vulnerable and can be attacked and defeated.

In WCW, he becomes a bigger threat and now (like the Armored Legionnaire and Armored Optio) wears stronger armor, has more health, deals more damage and throws more swords.
Squareonthehypothenus

Squareonthehypothenus (French: Anglaigus) is a Roman architect. He leads the construction of the Mansions of the Gods at the order of Julius Caesar.

## Asterix: The Mansions of the Gods

At the start of the game, Squareonthehypothenus gets bitten by Dogmatix a few times, then hit by Obelix.

In Rolling Stones, Squareonthehypothenus is one of the targets.

In later game, he allows Cacofonix to take an apartment in the Mansions of the Gods, not knowing that his terrible music scares people off.

## Trivia

* Squareonthehypothenus originally appeared in the comic The Mansions of the Gods (1971).
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Mannikus the Wise

## Mannikus

Mannikus is a character who only appears in Asterix & Obelix XXL 3. He is hermit living on the island of Crete. Asterix and Obelix meet him to learn where the Crystal Menhir's magnetic shard is hidden. He gives them a riddle, which Asterix correctly answers, and hints at the shard being at the bottom of the labyrinth, the entrance to which is right behind his place of residence.
Internetus

In Asterix & Obelix XXL 2, the Internetus is the internet network in Las Vegum. It concists of multiple pipes going through an underground system, which goes all around Las Vegum and sends messages to the reciever. The transportation for the messages is accomplished by using Sonic Romans as the messangers of Las Vegum since they're the fastest Legionnaires in the park. The Internetus itself can be entered by jumping into a green pipe in WCW, which is located to the left after passing the entrance. As soon as the player enters that pipe, they'll move through the pipe, which leads to another green pipe, where they'll eventually arrive in a small jump n' run section of the Internetus, which can be explored. Once that place is reached, an 8-bit track will start playing. That small part is made up of multiple floating platforms, which the player needs to use to arrive at the top of a big hill. Ontop of the hill, a lever is guarded by multiple Romans. When the player interacts with the lever, a short cutscene plays, showing that the Internetus logo inside the first two arenas is replaced with magic potion. Interacting with the lever is optional and not required for any sort of progress for the next stage of the game.

**Enemies working for the Internetus or guarding the small part enterable in WCW:**

* Sonic Roman (Messanger)
* Mario Roman
* Armored Legionnaire
* Armored Centurion

**Missions:**

* climb the hill and activate the lever (optional)

## Gallery

Entrance to the Internetus in WCWPlatforming part of the Internetusa Internetus Messagerstunned Messangerdefeated Messanger

## Trivia

* The pipes, which the Sonic Romans use to run across Las Vegum, can't be entered since they're blocked off by an invisible barrier.
* The Sonic Romans inside the pipes can be killed by throwing another Roman at them. The helmets however will not be accessable.
* The place, where the player arrives after entering the pipe in WCW, is entirely made up of textures and props based on Mario.
Bones (Asterix & Obelix XXL 3)

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The Bones are a type of rare collectibles in Asterix & Obelix XXL 3 which can be found in all locations, but not in the Roman camps. They're hidden underground. To find a bone, the player should pay attention to Dogmatix while he is sniffing it out, follow him and bash the ground with the stone Menhir until they find it, after which it will resurface.

Locations for other rare collectibles can be found here : Gold Laurels (Asterix & Obelix XXL3) and Dice (Asterix & Obelix XXL 3).

The Bones' placements are listed below.
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Lion

The Lion is the thirteenth enemy encountered in Asterix & Obelix XXL and in the remaster Asterix & Obelix XXL: Romastered. The player's first encounter with the Lion is in front of the palace in Greece, awaiting the player for a battle along with a Tamer and a Roman Archer.

## Characteristics

The Lion is equipped with a helmet with spikes, a spiked collar and three sharp metal claws. A Lion always attacks alongside a Tamer and another Lion or multiple Lions. The Lion attacks quickly and always tries to get in front of Asterix & Obelix before attacking and dealing a lot of damage. They recover very fast, which makes fighting multiple Lions more difficult and dangerous, especially when a Tamer is by them. An exception of a quick attack is made on a lift, where multiple Lions need to be beaten up. These Lions attack very slowly and don't pose that much of a threat.

## Combat

To attack the player, the Lion swings his metal claws at them. If there are multiple Lions, this can cause a lot of damage to the player when they get a chance to hit them. When a Tamer is by them, they hit the player with their claw once and the Tamer delivers a powerful attack, which drains a lot of health. The best way to defeat a Lion is by dashing towards it, separating it from any other enemy, and hitting it over and over again. The Lion can also be defeated by using a combo, but the player first needs to fill the bar up, which could lead to some trouble when filling the bar up just by hitting Lions. They can also be defeated by swinging them around, though the opportunity for that is very short.

## Trivia

* The Lion is the only animal that serves as an enemy.
* There's a chance of grabbing the Lion's tail and swinging it around. Because the Lion's stun time is very short, it needs to be perfectly timed to perform this act.
* In the beta, the Lions had no helmets on.
* The metal claw originally was not a part of the Lion. It just used its normal claws.
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It That Defiles

2N 3V 3A

After I destroy a Companion, I **Mark** the Page they occupied with "Companions in this Page have -3/-3."
**Dawn** and **Ability** 2A2V 1CD: I move target opposing Companion, then I deal my attack in damage to adjacent Permanents.

**It That Defiles** is a valor-ambition companion card, from the Abdication set.

## Details

*It rampages. It degrades. It* infects.

Artist: Jeremy Carver
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Vitalstatistix

Vitalstatistix (French: Abraracourcix) is the chief of the Gaulish village. He has a wife, Impedimenta, a brother, Doublehelix, and a nephew, Justforkix. He is sometimes accompanied by two Gauls who carry him on a shield. Despite his role in the village, he is usually a minor character in the videogames.

## Vitalstatistix CC

In one of the launch cutscenes the chief briefly sums up the game’s plot: he exclaims the Gauls can travel to any part of the Roman Empire they want, and they will do exactly that while also getting souvenirs from different lands.

## Vitalstatistix GW

Vitalstatistix only appears in the cinematic cutscenes and does not have in-game appearance.

## Asterix: Mega Madness

Vitalstatistix appears in some minigames and the cinematic cutscenes. In the minigame Hide and Seek the contestants bring keys to him.

In-game modelCinematic appearance

## Vitalstatistix XXL

Vitalstatistix appears in Rome behind the large divided arena, near Caesar. After the legions in the arena have been defeated, Asterix and Obelix will meet Vitalstatistix and have a chat, before going to the final boss battle to free his shield bearers.

## Vitalstatistix XXL 2

Vitalstatistix sends Asterix and Obelix to Rome with the goal to find out why Getafix (allegedly) betrayed them.

He does not have in-game appearance.

## Vitalstatistix ABT

The player can visit Vitalstatistix’s hut to read the game’s rules.

## Asterix: These Romans are Crazy!

Vitalstatistix is one of the 4 characters that can be played as on the board, but there are no minigames with him.

## Vitalstatistix AtMotG

The player needs to approach Vitalstatistix to get new tasks. He is shown with a yellow circle on the village's map before story completion. He has no use after the storyline is finished.

## Democratix

Vitalstatistix is replaced by a similar character named Democratix.

## Asterix & Obelix XXL 3: The Crystal Menhir

Vitalstatistix stops Getafix from going on a journey with Asterix and Obelix.

The player can approach him during gameplay, but, strangely, cannot speak to him.

In-game modelDialogue illustration
Caesar (Enemy)

Caesar is the last and final enemy encountered in Asterix & Obelix XXL 2 and in the Remaster from 2018. He is a clone of the Roman Empire Leader Julius Caesar and fights with multiple clones against Asterix and Obelix to keep them from entering the final boss fight against Dethmach. His appearance before the final boss fight remains his only appearance in the game.

## Characteristics

The Caesar clone is identical to the actual Julius Caesar. They are used by Julius during the final battle. Despite not leading any Legionnaires or other Romans (except for other Caesar clones), he can be considered a Leader and a Centurion, as he drops a golden helmet. His weapon is a giant sword, which he spins around with one hand to attack and damage the player.

## Combat

He swings his sword at the player, and if the attack was a success, he knocks the player back far away, but only removes one health point. He can just as easily be beaten as the Legionnaire, since he as just as much health as him and needs to charge up his attack just as long as the Legionnaire.

## Trivia

* The cutscene before the fight and the Caesar clones are a reference to the 1999 Movie "**The Matrix**" and the 2003 Movie "**The Matrix Reloaded**".
	+ The sentence "*Suprised to see me? Mr. Anderson?*" is a reference to Thomas A. Anderson, the protagonist of The Matrix franchise.
	+ Another reference are the Caesar clones. They are based on the Smith clones in The Matrix Reloaded.
	+ The fight against the Caesar clones is based on the fight between Thomas Anderson and the Smith clones in The Matrix Reloaded.
Gluteus Maximus

Gluteus Maximus (French: Claudius Cornedurus) originally appeared in the comic Asterix at the Olympic Games (1968), he is a very strong Roman athlete and one of the contestants in the Olympic Games. He has a high self-esteem until his unfortunate encounter with Asterix and Obelix.

## Gluteus Maximus CC

Gluteus plays a mixed role.

On one side, he is a part of a trap square that pushes the player back: he stands in a boxing arena and punches the player’s marker up.

On the other, there is a minigame where he needs the player’s help throwing the javelin at the right moment. If the player acts too early, the javelin will not reach the target. If the player acts at the right time, the javelin will drop inside the rings or beyond, the further the better. If the player is too slow, Gluteus will stumble and fall face-first.

## Gluteus Maximus OG

* Videogame
* Live-action

Gluteus Maximus is shown in two forms: videogame and live-action.

The game shows his live-action form in the cinematic cutscenes. He ended up in the game's world due to Doctormabus' actions. As Asterix and Obelix are walking back to the village, he runs past them, leaving dangerous dark spots behind. The Gauls catch up with him and outrun him. The Roman uproots a tree and throws it at them, then gets crushed by a larger tree in response. This whole scene is very similar to the comic the game is loosely based on. Live-action Gluteus is not seen again afterwards, except a couple of brief appearances where he is helplessly flying through the sky.

The videogame version of Gluteus Maximus is one of the opponents and playable characters in the Olympic Mode, unlocked by freeing 30 pigeons.

Olympic Mode illustrationHUD icon

## Asterix: These Romans are Crazy!

There is a minigame where Gluteus is running around, and the player must try to hit him with menhirs. The closer he is to either edge of the screen, the more points the player gets.
Dubbelosix

Dubbelosix (French: Zérozérosix) is a Gaulish druid-spy who works for the Romans. He appears in the comic Asterix and the Black Gold (1981). He got his name after failing six druidical examinations, tiring out the examiners at the seventh and then getting qualified, and became a spy for the Romans out of spite. He owns a transformable chariot with gadgets and uses a carrier fly to send messages.

Dubbelosix is sent to the Gaulish village by Caesar with the task of learning the magic potion’s recipe. However, he joins Asterix and Obelix on their journey to Mesopotamia, intending to sabotage their attempts to bring rock oil – one of the potion’s ingredients. The Gauls eventually figure out his intentions, but on the way back to Gaul the three get into a fight over the rock oil and accidentally spill it into the sea. Fortunately, during the journey Getafix discovered a substitute, so the village wins against the Roman legion and Dubbelosix is sent back to Rome where he is forced to entertain at the circus.

## Dubbelosix CC

Dubbelosix is a supporting character.

There are a few squares where the player can meet him and move to any square they choose from the highlighted section of the board, making him very useful.

## Trivia

* Dubbelosix is mentioned in the 64’er article for Asterix und Obelix Die Odyssee, where he is referred to by his German name – Nullnullsix. While the game is based on the comic Asterix and the Black Gold, he does not appear there ironically.
Lutetia

Lutetia, sometimes refered to as Little Lutetia, is the first location of Las Vegum. Both Asterix and Obelix arrive there after hearing that Getafix was taken to Las Vegum and is being held there. Lutetia is the smallest location in Las Vegum. Lutetia consists of an Eiffel Tower, the plaza with the Notre Dame, a Triumphal Arch and an obelisk.

**Enemies and characters present in Lutetia:**

* Sam Schieffer
* Legionnaire
* Optio
* Centurion
* Mario Roman
* Street Fighter Roman

**Battles in Lutetia:**

* defeat 45 enemies (Legionnaire, Centurion, Mario Roman)
* defeat 70 enemies (Legionnaire, Centurion, Optio, Mario Roman)
* defeat 60 enemies (Legionnaire, Centurion, Optio, Mario Roman, Street Fighter Roman)

**Missions:**

* beat the tutorial
* activate the switch on the Eiffel Tower

**Rare collectibles:**

* Diamond Helmets: 5
* Postcards: 4 (Remaster Only)

## Trivia

* Two slot machines were originally featured at the triumphal arch. They can still be seen in an image featured in the gallery.
	+ Two more slot machines were also originally featured at the Notre Dame and can also be seen in an image featured in the in-game gallery.

* The remaster has a glitch where if the player zooms out in the barrel zone before the obelisk, the camera can be moved extremely high, showing areas out of bounds.
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