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asterixlabs · 2 months

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Best of Asterix Seeding/Interest Polls

Seeding/Interest Polls will be going live tomorrow March 14th at 6AM EST! On each poll will be open for a week where you rate the album/movie/series out of 5 based on how much you like it. At the end of the polling period I'll seed them based on the total number of points (those with higher points will seed better). Any ties will be broken based on my original judgement on how I think they'll perform.

As a note, this blog will be posting polls for quite some time going forward. If you aren't interested in this tournament, please mute the #best of asterix tag.

The list of the different options to vote for is below, I'll attach links to their interest polls once they go live (not in seeding order)!

Mainline comics:

Asterix the Gaul (BD)

Asterix and the Golden Sickle (BD)

Asterix and the Goths (BD)

Asterix the Gladiator (BD)

Asterix and the Banquet (BD)

Asterix and Cleopatra (BD)

Asterix and the Big Fight (BD)

Asterix in Britain (BD)

Asterix and the Normans (BD)

Asterix the Legionary (BD)

Asterix and the Chieftain's Shield (BD)

Asterix at the Olympic Games (BD)

Asterix and the Cauldron (BD)

Asterix in Spain (BD)

Asterix and the Roman Agent (BD)

Asterix in Switzerland (BD)

The Mansions of the Gods (BD)

Asterix and the Laurel Wreath (BD)

Asterix and the Soothsayer (BD)

Asterix in Corsica (BD)

Asterix and Caesar's Gift (BD)

Asterix and the Great Crossing (BD)

Obelix and Co. (BD)

Asterix in Belgium (BD)

Asterix and the Great Divide (BD)

Asterix and the Black Gold (BD)

Asterix and Son (BD)

Asterix and the Magic Carpet (BD)

Asterix and the Secret Weapon (BD)

Asterix and Obelix All at Sea (BD)

Asterix and the Actress (BD)

Asterix and the Class Act (BD)

Asterix and the Falling Sky (BD)

Asterix and Obelix's Birthday: The Golden Book (BD)

Asterix and the Picts (BD)

Asterix and the Missing Scroll (BD)

Asterix and the Chariot Race (BD)

Asterix and the Chieftain's Daughter (BD)

Asterix and the Griffin (BD)

Asterix and the White Iris (BD)

Movies, picture books, and spinoffs:

How Obelix Fell into the Magic Potion When he was a Little Boy (picture book)

Deux Romains en Gaule (movie)

Asterix the Gaul (animated movie)

Asterix and Cleopatra (animated movie)

The Twelve Tasks of Asterix (animated movie)

Asterix Versus Caesar (animated movie)

Asterix in Britain (animated movie)

Asterix and the Big Fight (animated movie)

Asterix Conquers America (animated movie)

Asterix and Obelix vs. Caesar (live action movie)

Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra (live cation movie)

Asterix and the Vikings (animated movie)

Asterix at the Olympic Games (live action movie)

Asterix and Obelix: God Save Britannia (live action movie)

Asterix: The Mansions of the Gods (animated movie)

Asterix: The Secret of the Magic Potion (animated movie)

Asterix & Obelix: The Middle Kingdom (live action movie)

Dogmatix & the Indomitables (cartoon series)

Adventures of Dogmatix (picture book series)

Idéfix et les Irréductibles: Pas de quartier pour le latin! (BD)

Idéfix et les Irréductibles: Les Romains se prennent une gamelle! (BD)

Idéfix et les Irréductibles: Ça balance pas mal à Lutèce! (BD)

Idéfix et les Irréductibles: Les irréductibles font leur cirque (BD)

Idéfix et les Irréductibles: Idéfix et le druide (BD)

#asterix #best of asterix poll

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things-to-show-my-child · 8 months

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Children's media I am excited to share with my child.

The Muppets

Sooty and Co

Bluey

Thomas the Tank Engine

Winnie the Pooh

Craig of the Creek

Bananas in Pyjamas

Peanuts

Asterix and Obelix

Beatrix Potter

Moomin

Postman Pat

Honestly I am so excited for my son to arrive and thinking of sharing these things with him makes me so happy and I feel so warm and fuzzy inside.

#the muppets #craig of the creek #sooty and sweep #bananas in pyjamas #peanuts #snoopy #bluey #winnie the pooh #thomas the tank engine #asterix and obelix #beatrix potter #moomin #postman pat

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nedavam-smysl · 4 months

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Jsi jedna z nejkrásnějších náhod, která mě v životě potkala a zároveň jsi moje noční můra. Jsi obojí a z toho mi je fakt špatně. Máme toho tolik společnýho, že to snad ani neni možný. Jak je možný, že jsme si tak strašně podobný, jsme pomalu jak zrcadla, ale zároveň jsme úplně odlišný? V tobě totiž žije něco strašně temnýho. Pořád mám chuť věřit, že to temný nejsi skutečně ty. Jak bys mohl? Jak by se mohl z něžnýno člověka, kterej tajně miluje Asterixe a Obelixe, je společně se mnou nadšenej z každý sladkosti, kterou si koupí a miluje stejný věci stát takovej necita? Nikdy to nepochopim. Ve spoustě věcech mi občas strašně ubližuješ a ty to moc dobře víš. Jenže to nechceš změnit. Pro tvůj nejbližší okruh jsem tvoje druhá polovička a pro zbytek jsem jen další tvář z davu. Přitom mi ale říkáš, že jsem pro tebe jeden z nejdůležitějších lidí na světě. Co to má jako bejt?

Když uděláš jednu ze tvejch píčovin, kterou se náhodou od někoho dozvim, tak mám najednou chuť ti ani nevěřit nos mezi očima. A to jsme spolu ještě před několika hodinama měli krásnej den a měli se rádi. Proč mi to děláš? Proč si to děláš? A proč to dělám já sama sobě, že tohle trpim? Občas bych chtěla bejt srab a všechno hned vzdát. Ale ne. Já prostě musim všechno vydržet, abych si přišla dobrá.

#myšlenky #kecy v kleci

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tawus · 1 year

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Thank you to @ijustwantedplums for the tag, this is so fun 💖

Rules: no cheating! You’re starring in a movie with the last person you saved in your camera roll. The last song you’ve listened to is the title. Who/what is it?

My co-star (I saved it to be able to visualise him better as I read VashWood smut lol – well and also bc he’s my precious man):

The title:

Understnd by Adriatique

Rules: list 7 comfort movies and tag 7 people

1. Taxi 1, 2, 3 (French movie, Russian dub)

2. Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra (French movie, Russian dub)

3. Lord of the Rings trilogy

I also like some cliché horror flicks where there are a bunch of college kids out on spring break or whatever and they get hacked one by one. Basically movies where you gotta guess who’s gonna stay alive in the end. So, somewhat in that vein:

4. The Faculty

5. The Cabin in the Woods

6. Truth or Dare

tagging: @unadulterated13 @mokonasenpaiposts @lou2lover @makizeninfangirl @wonderlandjthedaydreamer @shintin @aurelianamu

#tag game #tawus personal #tawus #i still have that bug where i cant post images so be sure to not reinstall your tumblr mobile app u might run into the same issue #the image of Nicholas i posted thru browser but now even that doesnt work...

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mask131 · 1 year

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Cold winter: Asterix and Obelix

ASTERIX AND OBELIX

Category: French media

We are in the year 50 BCE. The Roman Empire conquered all of Gaul… All of it? No! One small village forever resists against the invader!

This is the opening line of most of the stories of “Asterix”, a bande-dessinée (Franco-Belgian comic book) that was created in 1959 by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo. This series, and the wider franchise it spawned under the name “Asterix and Obelix”, is recognized today as one of THE most famous French BD of all time, as well as one of the most famous pieces of modern French media worldwide. The series is still going on today, having survived the death of its two “fathers”, with a total of 39 volumes to this date (when it comes to BD, the “issues” are called “volumes” since they’re quite bigger than a normal American comic-book issue, and usually have self-contained stories). The series gave birth to both animated movies (10 to this day) and live-action movies (5 to this day), and that’s without counting all the various games. Translated in 111 different languages, it is currently the second most-sold comic book in the world, right behind “One Piece”.

But maybe you still haven’t heard of it? In which case, this post is here to introduce you to this world…

As I said before, the story of “Asterix” takes place in a small village of Armorique (the ancient name of today’s Bretagne), in a Rome-conquered Gaul: this village is the last independent Gaul village, constantly resisting the various attack of the Roman soldiers thanks to one wonderful trick – a magical potion brewed by the village’s druid, Panoramix, which grants whoever drinks it a temporary inhuman strength. It is thanks to this wonderful brew that the village could crush all the Roman legions sent to destroy them, and it is in this setting that we follow Asterix, one of the village’s warriors. He is quite small – very small, in fact, but he makes it up in both great bravery and cleverness. Mind you he still isn’t perfect, as the authors of the BD wanted an anti-hero: he is not so much intelligent than cunning, and if he is good-hearted, he still has a tendency towards grumpiness, grudge-holding and/or being easily annoyed. And whenever he needs to have some strength, all he needs is a gulp of the magical potion to be able to lift heavy rocks and run like the wind… Asterix’s best friend, and the co-protagonist of this story, is Obelix, who is the complete opposite of Asterix: very tall, very large (it’s all fat, but he HATES being called fat and will openly deny it before punching anyone in the face for “insulting” him), and quite slow-minded. Though he is usually much more good-natured than Asterix - for example while he is always ready to punch people away in the sky, for him it is just a “game” or his duty as a warrior, nothing personal. When he was a baby he fell into the cauldron of magical potion – which resulted in him having a permanent super-strength (it is a running gag that he still tries to have a drink of the potion whenever it is distributed, despite the druid insisting that he does not need it and will not have more). In his everyday life it helped him for his job, as he is a menhir deliveryman; but it also comes with an enormous appetite, that can only be satisfied by several boars at each meal. The third part of the trio is Idefix, Obelix’s small white dog, who tags along with the heroes in all of their adventures.

And when it comes to their adventures, the trio usually has two kinds. One is “local” adventures about helping or defending their village, either from internal problems (the druid needing an ingredient, political rivalries among the chief’s men, etc…) or from the numerous plots organized by the Romans (and by their leader, Julius Caesar) to crush this thorn in their side that is the village. The second kind is “foreign” adventures where the protagonist will be sent or called far-away into other ancient civilizations (Cleopatra’s Egypt, the Iberian Hispania, the Belgian Germanic tribes, the old Indus) to provide their help there – they event discovered America before anyone else, in volume 22.

The Asterix and Obelix franchise is an humoristic series. This is present in the very name of the characters: “Asterix” has to be heard as “astérique”, French for “asterisk” ; “Obelix” is of course “obelisk” ; Idefix is to be heard as “idée fixe” (an obsession), while “Panoramix” is for “panoramic”. Each name in the Asterix BD (unless it is of those of historical characters) is a pun. EACH OF THEM. They are all phonetic puns, with just the suffix changing depending on the culture (Gaul has -ix ; Rome has -us ; Goths have -ic ; Egyptians have -is ; Iberians have -on, etc etc…) ; and as a result our Gauls have to fight Roman enemies going by name such as “Infarctus” or “Garovirus” (gare au virus, beware the virus). But the humor of the “Asterix” series is actually a double-level humor, for you see the “Asterix and Obelix” franchise is for both children and adults. As a result you have a first level of humor aimed at a younger audience: cartoony violence, simple but efficient running gags, puns everywhere… And on the other side, there is a much more adult humor clearly present in the pages. Not “adult” as in “sex and violence” of course, but for example many characters that appear in the series are actually caricatures of real-life figures, ranging from politicians to singers and actors. The French Wikipedia even has an entire article dedicated to listing all of the people caricatured by “Asterix”. The series also deliberately plays on a series of goofy anachronism to introduce modern-day situations into the ancient world of Gaul and Rome (for example the children of the village have an open-air school taught by Panoramix eerily similar to 20th century classes ; and most of the depictions of the “foreign” cultures rely heavily on the stereotypes, clichés and jokes usually attributed to their modern-day descendants – for example you’ll recognize in the old Iberians of Hispania caricatures of today’s Spanish people, the Goths are obviously Germans, and the ancient tribe of the Helvets is in all-but-name Switzerland) ; but at the same time it also makes several historical jokes and nods that only people who know their history lessons will get.

This duality in humor results in the BD’s huge inter-generational success: usually a kid buys a volume and reads at a part of it, then becomes an adult and re-reads it, laughing at different parts, and then transmits it to their kid, and the cycle goes on…

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But let’s briefly talk about history in “Asterix and Obelix”… Because the BD series is half-historical: the authors clearly knew their topic when talking about the ancient world, and did their research when tackling new subject (in fact it was precisely because of this knowledge that they could make their jokes). But at the same time, they also took numerous liberties and used anachronism either for the sake of jokes (again, by having modern-day structures and problems being thrown in ancient world equivalents, example the menhir deliveryman job of Obelix), or to simplify things for children who would read the story (as a result, Julius Caesar from a real-life “imperator”, becomes here the “emperor” of the Romans). It also doesn’t help that the depiction of the Gaul and other ancient civilizations relies in numerous clichés, stereotypes and false beliefs that were widespread and “common knowledge” in the 19th and 20th century. For example, the idea that the Gauls were the ancestors of French people. It was a recurring topic that was reused and popularized by this BD, the idea that Gaul “evolved” into France, when in truth the real “ancestors” of France are mostly the Romans themselves, who erased almost all of the culture of Gaul through Romanization and inclusion in the Empire, before new Germanic tribes (such as the Franks) came in after the fall of the Empire and founded the “France” we have today.

But this tackling of historical subjects actually led to the series being scrutinized by many people… You see, as I said the series was HUGELY successful, and very influential among French youth. Many kids learned things about Gaul and its inhabitants throughout this series (with all the inaccuracies cited above), and this series was part of a renewal of interesting for ancient Gaul. But many historians accused the comics of having an anti-Ancient Rome agenda. Because you have to understand that in the 50s/60s, somebody actually placing the idolized and adored Roman Empire as the antagonist of a story, and rather have as heroes the “barbarians” and backwards Gaulish tribes presented as the “ancestors of the French”… It was groundbreaking. It was entirely flipping the table on how history was seen and perceived. And it led to a HUGE debate by historians over this franchise.

There was also another huge debate around it – but political this time. Being one of the faces of French culture and media, and depicting a small heroic tribe of “France’s ancestors” against a powerful invader dominating the country… Let’s say that both sides of the political spectrum tried to seize Asterix to spread their own messages. An habit that irritated to no end Goscinny and Uderzo, who refused to have any political message in their work, and even ended up making an entire volume centered around the idea of two political factions divided Asterix’s village only for him to denounce all of their nonsense and stay firmly neutral.

#cold winter #asterix #obelix #bd #bande dessinée #french culture #french media #french stuff

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kadet-pise · 2 years

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Že MCU použili ze severské mytologie vlastně jen jména je všeobecně známá pravda. Co všechno ale změnili?

Dnes se podíváme na zoubek

Thórovi

Není to tak dlouho, co vyšla nová hra God of War a fanoušci Marvelu se vztekali. Thór v ní totiž vypadá jako zrzatý brach s pivním bachorem. A přitom to je zatím nejlepší ztvárnění Thóra, které nám populární kultura dala!

Mytologický Thór totiž rozhodně není namakaný mladík, je to stréc, který se živí jako Obelix – takže pivo, medovina a fakt hodně masa. Má velmi krátký kahan, takže se snadno rozzuří a se zbraní v ruce je postrachem všech devíti světů. Srdce má ale na pravém místě, nesnese bezpráví a nikdy by ho nepáchal.

Zároveň je to jeden z bohů, u kterého máme popis barvy jeho vlasů a vousu. Ano, Thór není blonďatý Chris, ale pořádně zrzavý hromovládce.

“Mlč, klevetníku,

nebo mé kladivo ti

rázem rozdrtí lebku.

Do výše tě vyhodím,

do východních krajů,

a nikdo tě už nespatří.”

- Starší Edda

Zároveň jsou v mytologii oproti Marvelu jiné rodinné vztahy. I když Thór s Lokim zažívají různá dobrodružství, nejsou to bratři. Ódin je ale opravdu Thórův otec, a stejně jako v Marvelu, i v mytologii svého syna umravňuje. Jeho láskou není smrtelnice Jane, ale bohyně Sif, tu z Marvelu taky znáte. I ona na sobě má dost změn – třeba barvu vlasů. Potom, co jí je Loki oholí, dostane zlaté vlasy od trpaslíků.

Poslední změnou je kladivo Mjollnir. V Marvelu ho uzvednou jen ti, co jsou hodni. V mytologii ho neudrží ani sám Thór! Kladivo je tak těžké, že hromovládce musí nosit ještě rukavice a opasek síly, aby s kladivem vůbec mohl zacházet. Ukrást mu kladivo, pokud jste dostatečně namakaní, tak není problém. Mjollnir taky není dokonalý, má kratší topůrko, kvůli chybě trpaslíka při výrobě. A v neposlední řadě se umí zvětšovat a zmenšovat, aby ho Thór mohl nosit s sebou na opasku. Do ruky se mu po hození vrací stejně jako v Marvelu.

Marvel vs. Mytologie jsou krátké články s informacemi, které jsem našla při psaní knihy Ve větvích Yggdrasilu, která vychází začátkem roku 2023 v nakladatelství Golden Dog.

Nejedná se o vyčerpávající výčet a vzhledem k orální tradici mytologie se můžou příběhy, které znáte, lišit. Mytologie má základ ve Starší Eddě, která byla přepsána pod křesťanským drobnohledem, takže byla spousta mýtů změněna k nepoznání od pohanských tradic.

Zároveň se taky nejedná o vyčerpávající výčet komiksu, který funguje úplně jinak než MCU.

Ilustraci na pozadí (a zároveň na obálce knihy) vytvořil Michal Sirotek.

#čumblr #česky #czech #ve větvích yggdrasilu #thor #mytologie #marvel

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class42warship · 2 years

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Okay you're home read Obelix and Co now

OH GOD THANK YOU FOR REMINDING ME

#idk if ill watxh the front bar tonight so rhis is definitrly ON the agenda

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wariocompany · 2 years

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A Ramble about Obélix et Compagnie

(The actual Astérix album, not my blogname. If you want a refresher, you can read EN, FR)

Some might go so far as to say that Obélix is the villain of Obélix et Compagnie. When taking this approach, it does become quite clear that, indeed, Astérix's "enemy" to overcome is Obélix, and in defeating this "enemy", he treats him and his circle like any other Roman. In this way, it is only even more evident that the introduction of economics into the Gaulish village is, indeed, just a roundabout way of invading them, even if Saugrenus proposes the economical introduction plan as a prerequisite to physical invasion rather than invasion in its own right.

The magic potion is, in fact, used as a weapon against Obélix and his workforce to defeat him, if not in physical combat in Obélix's case for obvious reasons.

To be as clear as possible: Astérix using his potion to smack one of Obélix's workers, and asking Panoramix to make potion for the other villagers so they can make menhirs (so they "can fight [Obélix] with his own weapons"), is effectively using the M.P. to fight Obélix, as though he were a Roman.

This is especially notable considering that Le Cadeau de César seemingly set a precedent that Panoramix wouldn't let the Gauls use the magic potion to fight one another.

This is not provided as an example with the presumption that the Astérix series follows a strict, linear canon (or indeed that any meaningful precedents exist), but merely as an observation that it is hitherto out of character for magic potion to be used as a tool for civil conflict. The implication, therefore, is that Obélix is an enemy coming from the outside so long as he is a businessman. A Roman.

There is also much to be said about how Obélix's status as the antagonist of the story is, in effect, done by taking away the core parts of his character. Core, as in the most basic, rudimentary, well-known traits of his. Core, as in this:

We can ignore the "menhir delivery man by trade" part, seeing as this remained of course intact through his ventures into economics. The rest, however, is suddenly gone.

Him being the inseparable friend of Astérix is what defines his character to the readers, and is distinctly not so in this album. In fact, the French is perhaps even more clear, as Astérix actually says "nous n'avons plus rien à dire à l'homme le plus important au village !" ("We have nothing more to say to the most influential man in the village".)

Obélix being ready at the drop of a hat to abandon everything and accompany Astérix on an adventure is, as well, a stark contrast to, say, this:

Or, for a more subtle example, when Obélix refuses to even speak to Astérix on account of busy, saying "some day" ("un de ces jours", one of these days) they might be able to sit and talk over lunch.

And, wouldn't you know it, his re-introduction into his heroic role is him coming back home with Astérix, after a successful boar hunt, and proceeding getting into a fight.

Obélix's transition (hehe) is antagonistic in nature for that it has lost its remarkable traits and ergo Obélix's new personality is less of a personality and more an endless pursuit of goals, lacking exclusivity.

Him making menhirs is not particularly remarkable, and Astérix knows this, which is why it is easy for him to convince everybody else to enter the menhir market. At most, he was the most important man in the village, but this is a fluctating thing, reliant solely on who is fortunate enough to be holding the most money at any given time.

Obélix realising he's not special anymore is in fact his wake-up call.

By accelerating the market Astérix is able to make its pitfalls more evident to Obélix and have him come to his senses. Because when the glitz and glamour fades, and when everyone is the most influential man in the village, the identity Obélix has grown into is empty, fading, and meaningless.

His original personality, on the other hand, is exclusive and permanent. A lover of boars and a good fight, yes. But perhaps (or certainly) more importantly: Astérix's best friend.

The critique of economics-based society, for which Obélix et Compagnie is famous, is thus.

It is easy to make an identity for oneself within the framework of one's role in the economy or, more likely, an aspirational vision of oneself in that economy. Chasing the promise of what money seems to provide, in some sort of long-term plan, is attractive for anyone who desires influence, or even simply nice things, or the ability to do fun things more often. To reuse a quote from above:

However, it carries the risk of falling apart as soon as one is on the failing end of the competition, and should that happen, you will have nothing left that defines you. The pursuit of money and its promises has the side effect of alienating you from those who love you and those you love in return: as you spend less time with them and your personality (for which you are appreciated) becomes more hinged simply upon one's role in the market. It is not even guaranteed that you will be providing anything particularly useful to your customers, if that were to be a consolation.

In sum, possessions do not make the man.

#Obélix et Compagnie #Obelix and Co.#Parlons peu et bien. Le temsp c'est des sesterces.

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nedsecondline · 2 months

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Obelix: It’s for a delivery! | STREET ART UTOPIA

Street Artist CAL Obelix by CAL Dessins & Co Art in Alpe d’Huez, Huez, France. More by CAL on Street Art Utopia. Source: Obelix: It’s for a delivery! | STREET ART UTOPIA

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koreanserums · 5 months

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Surgeon recommends lifestyle modification over quick fix solutions for weight loss

Luckily for overweight people, modern science has now recognised ‘obesity’ as a lifestyle disease that can affect anyone from the middle to the upper-middle classes of society, in any age group.

Dr. Sushil Kharat, senior bariatric surgeon, Laparo Obeso Centre, Pune, said that obesity usually comes with company — of various other diseases — that can make life miserable for the patient and at times can be fatal, if not treated properly in time.

“Contrary to perceptions, obesity is not community-specific or related to any particular Indian community, though the incidence is higher among Gujaratis and Rajasthanis,” Kharat said.

This is owing to the diet which is rich in fat with ghee-oil-sugar, plus the tendency to munch on junk foods with all the unhealthy saturated fats, along with a sedentary lifestyle.

“Though there is no scientific data available, we have found that obesity is higher among people of Gujarat-Rajasthan, and middle and upper-middle classes of the society,” said Kharat.

He referred to the trend seen a few decades ago, when the so-called ‘fatsos’ around did not seem to have any other co-morbidities and apparently enjoyed an active, healthy though heavyweight life — akin to the lovable comic character, Obelix.

“But, even they suffered from obesity, and later on in life could develop other problems related to the heart, diabetes, bones, etc.,” he pointed out.

Emphasising that obesity is a disease that can be treated, Kharat said even the IRDA has recognised it, so it is now permitting and covering certain forms of treatment including surgeries, pertaining to this condition.

In the modern era, though obesity has been reported from toddlers to senior citizens, the 20–50 age group comprises the major chunk who suffer from and need treatment for this gross malady.

“While we have seen more or less equal incidence among the genders, it seems to be marginally higher among women, owing to various issues, and timely treatment is a must to avoid more complications in the long run,” Kharat cautioned.

Obese girls or women can suffer in many ways including bone problems, disturbed menstrual cycles, hormonal issues, which in turn can result in infertility unless treated, besides psychological challenges.

Though modern treatment is complex and multi-pronged ranging from pills, capsules to surgeries of various kinds depending on the patients, fortunately, it is also giving long-lasting and nearly permanent results to those suffering from obesity.

“The complete treatment cost can range around Rs 500,000 and the outcome is definitely long-lasting, though not permanent, if the patient discards compliance and discipline to maintain his/her new slim self,” Kharat said.

As a message, the bariatric surgeon suggests that all, particularly the youth and middle-aged people, should maintain a healthy lifestyle, eat a balanced diet, include a lot of daily physical activity and most importantly, “trash all types of junk food to keep that bulge on the waistline under control”.

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Bracket is now updated! Apologies for it being sort of difficult to read - I didn’t really find a way to get it much better than this. Polls will go live on Friday April 5th at 9AM EST and last for 1 week.

All polls linked under the cut

Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra (live action) vs Deux Romains en Gaule

The Twelve Tasks of Asterix vs Adventures of Dogmatix

Asterix and the Big Fight (movie) vs Asterix and the Magic Carpet

Asterix and Cleopatra (animated) vs The Golden Book

Asterix at the Olympic Games (BD) vs Asterix and the Chariot Race

Asterix and Cleopatra (BD) vs Asterix and the White Iris

Asterix and Obelix all at Sea vs Asterix and the Secret Weapon

Asterix and the Big Fight (BD) vs Asterix and Obelix vs Caesar (live action)

Asterix and the Roman Agent vs Idéfix et le druide

Asterix and the Cauldron vs Ça balance pas mal à Lutèce!

Asterix and the Black Gold vs Asterix and Caesar's Gift

Asterix in Switzerland vs Asterix and the Great Crossing

Asterix in Spain vs Asterix and the Missing Scroll

Asterix and the Banquet vs Asterix and the Griffin

Obelix and Co vs Asterix at the Olympic Games (movie)

Asterix in Britain (animated) vs Asterix and the Class Act

Asterix the Legionary vs Les Romains se prennent une gamelle!

Asterix and the Great Divide vs Asterix in Belgium

Asterix and the Golden Sickle vs Asterix and the Picts

Asterix and the Chieftan's Shield vs Asterix the Gaul (movie)

Asterix the Gladiator vs Asterix & Obelix: The Middle Kingdom

Asterix and Son vs Asterix Versus Caesar (animated)

Asterix and the Laurel Wreath vs Asterix and the Falling Sky

Asterix the Gaul (BD) vs Dogmatix and the Indomitables (TV)

Asterix in Corsica vs Les irréductibles font leur cirque

Asterix and the Vikings (movie) vs The Secret of the Magic Potion

Asterix and the Normans (BD) vs Asterix Conquers America

Asterix and the Goths vs God Save Britannia (live action)

The Mansions of the Gods (movie) vs Asterix and the Chieftan's Daughter

The Mansions of the Gods (BD) vs How Obelix fell into the Magic Potion

Asterix and the Soothsayer vs Asterix and the Actress

Asterix in Britain (BD) vs Pas de quartier pour le latin!

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