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The Mansions of the Gods: Caesar tries to weaken solidarity and local traditions in Gaul by creating a modern resort near the village But he hasn't reckoned with magically replanted trees, the first slaves' union; and the Gauls' ability to tactically fight back.

Asterix and the Laurel Wreath: To be one-up on his obnoxious brother-in-law, a drunk Vitalstatistix boasts he will create a dish seasoned with Caesar's laurel wreath. He then sets Asterix and Obelix the impossible task of getting it from Rome.

Asterix and the Soothsayer: In the absence of Getafix, a charlatan soothsayer seeks shelter in the Village and dupes the residents by making predictions they want to hear and proceeds to con the them. Only Asterix remains skeptical.

Asterix in Corsica: In one of their raids of the nearby Roman camps, the Gauls discover a cool and sardonic prisoner who reveals himself as Boneywasawarriorwayayix, a tribal leader from Corsica. Asterix and Obelix accompany him back to Corsica, to unite the quarrelling tribes against the Romans

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Asterix and the Great Divide: Asterix and Obelix visit a village split literally in half by its rival chiefs. However, one chief's son and the other's daughter are in love, and together with help from Asterix and Obelix, they reunite the village.

Asterix and the Black Gold: Getafix has run out of rock oil and sends Asterix and Obelix to Mesopotamia to get some. They are accompanied by a Gaulish-Roman druid called Dubbelosix, who is really a double agent seeking to scuttle their mission.

Asterix and Son: A baby mysteriously turns up at Asterix's doorstep and he is forced to become the infant's adoptive father. Meanwhile, Roman legions led by Brutus are after the baby, who is actually Caesar's son, Caesarion.

Asterix and the Magic Carpet: A fakir from India flies in to Asterix's village and wants Cacofonix to save his land from drought since his singing can cause rain. Cacofonix, accompanied by Asterix and Obelix, must travel to India on a magic carpet to save the life of the princess Orinjade, who is to be sacrificed to stop the drought.

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