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Influenced by the machinations of Julius Caesar, a corrupt Gaulish Chieftain challenges Vitalstatistix to a fighting event, one on one. However, in Asterix and the Big Fight, the druid Getafix is out of commission, and there’s no magic potion left to help Vitalstatistix win. Summary of the Book When Obelix knocks the druid Getafix unconscious with a menhir, the druid loses all of his memories. The news reaches the Romans, who decide to use the chance to get control over the village. They influence one of the corrupt and subservient Gaulish chieftains to challenge Vitalstatistix to a fight. Without Getafix’s magic potion, what chance does Vitalstatistix have of winning any sort of fight? Can Asterix and Obelix whip the obese chieftain into shape to hold his own against a younger, more athletic chieftain? About the Authors The names of Albert Uderzo and René Goscinny are nearly inseparable from the bestselling series they created early in their career. They have received many accolades for their work, and the Asterix series has been translated into many languages around the world.