Hercules and Aladdin, the Disney versions. Who can successfully clear all twelve tasks, and how do both of them do it? Both characters can take on the task together, but if one character fails, the other has to clear the challenge for them. The rules here are the same as the movie: two characters must work in tandem to clear all twelve tasks together without failing a single one. Survive a night on a plain haunted by the ghosts of a Roman legion.ĭefeat every single gladiator, soldier, and wild animal in the Circus Maximus. Solve the riddle of the Old Man of the Mountains.

Obtain Permit A38 in The Place That Sends You Mad without going mad.Ĭross a canyon full of Nile crocodiles on an invisible tightrope. Survive being hypnotized by Iris the Egyptian.Įat the entire banquet served by Calorifix the Belgian, including a whole flock of mutton, an omelette made of eight dozen eggs, and a whole stuffed elephant. Pass through the Isle of Pleasure without surrendering to hedonism. Throw an Olympic regulation javelin farther than Verses the Persian, who can throw a spear far enough to cross the Atlantic Ocean.ĭefeat Cylindric the German, a judo expert born 18 centuries before the invention of judo. Win a race against Asbestos, a Greek marathon runner capable of running fast enough to reach jet speeds. In the 1976 movie The Twelve Tasks of Asterix, Caesar challenges both Asterix and Obelix to twelve seemingly impossible tasks to prove whether or not they are gods.

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