Not So Above It All: Asterix, Getafix and to an extent Vitalstatistix are the sanest heads in their village, but even they at times have their share of comic mishaps.Never Bareheaded: All the men who wear an helmet rarely take it off (except for eating and sleeping).Happily Married: Despite often stormy relations, the husbands and wives in the village (Vitalstatistix-Impedimenta, Unhygienix-Bacteria, the Geriatrixes and Fulliautomatixes) are truly fond of each other.Gossipy Hens: The womenfolk of the village enjoy gossip easily, and it causes a detriment in "The Roman Agent" and to a lesser level in "Asterix and Son".And in ∺sterix in Beligum they are surprised to find they have been surpassed by the Belgians as the most fearsome Gaulish people. In ∺sterix in Corsica the antagonist, a Roman praetor, is threatened to be posted to the Gaulish village if he fails. The Dreaded: The Gaulish village has gained quite a reputation as the most feared district by the Roman army.
Getafix is often targeted by the Romans, and "The Roman Agent" showcases just how serious a flaw this is when slander drives away Asterix, Obelix and Getafix temporarily. Crippling Overspecialisation: The village has the wisest druid, the strongest warrior and the smartest warrior to rely on, and without all three (most importantly the druid) they would have been beaten by the Romans long ago.Unsurprisingly, this has made a few of them fat, and Vitalstatistix ends up suffering liver damage in the "Chieftain's Shield" story. Big Eater: They will take any and every opportunity to stage a banquet, with lots of roast boar.Vitalstatistix: WHAT DO YOU MEAN, ALESIA? I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE ALESIA IS! NOBODY KNOWS WHERE ALESIA IS!
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