Astérix: The Mansions of the Gods

To put a stop to the indomitable Gauls, Julius Caesar adopts new strategy: assimilate these "barbarians" by building a huge and luxurious residential complex, designed for citizens of Rome, on the outskirts of their village. Soon, in the nearby forest, "The Land of the Gods" is taking shape, thanks to the work of slaves supervised by the architect Anglaigus and the centurion Oursenplus. At first suspicious at the arrival of these new residents, the Gauls gradually become charmed by them, seeing good business opportunities. Still skeptical , Panoramix and Asterix concoct a plan to turn the tide.