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List of Asterix characters

This is a list of characters in the Asterix comics.

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List of Asterix characters

Nodes256
Edges255
Triples19
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007813
Components1

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Important terminology

asterix obelix appears village roman also magic potion caesar villagers getafix caesar's one vitalstatistix fight gaul chief legionary romans fulliautomatix

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Asterixinstance ofhe is a central or pivotal character in books0.80text
the Big Fightinstance ofhe is a central or pivotal character in books0.80text
the Chieftain's Shieldinstance ofhe is a central or pivotal character in books0.80text
Asterix in Belgiuminstance ofhe is a central or pivotal character in books0.80text
or Asterixinstance ofhe is a central or pivotal character in books0.80text
Caesar's Gift.The Chief's shield-bearersFrom Asterixinstance ofhe is a central or pivotal character in books0.80text
Caesar's Gift onwardsinstance ofhe is a central or pivotal character in books0.80text
Vitalstatistix has had the sameinstance ofhe is a central or pivotal character in books0.80text
How Obelix Fell into the Magic Potion When he was a Little Boyinstance ofparticularly when Obelix is around.In prequels0.80text
in which most of the characters are childreninstance ofparticularly when Obelix is around.In prequels0.80text
Vitalstatistix is a slim young maninstance ofparticularly when Obelix is around.In prequels0.80text
Geriatrixinstance ofparticularly when Obelix is around.In prequels0.80text

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