Magnix

Magnix is a minor character from the Gaulish village of Asterix, appearing in the German-language Egmont Ehapa editions. Likely one of the named villagers sharing the settlement with Asterix and Obelix, identifiable by the characteristic "-ix" suffix common to Gaulish men in the series.

Stepping out of the beloved world of Asterix in 1978, Magnix is a Bronze Age creation bearing the creative DNA of the legendary René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, brought to German-language readers through Egmont Ehapa. With a presence stretching across an impressive 44 years in the catalog — appearing in both Asterix and Asterix Mundart — this character has quietly endured through decades of comics history, sharing pages with the likes of Julius Cäsar, Automatix, and Linguistix. A modest five appearances may not make Magnix a household name, but for the dedicated collector of Asterix's rich and wonderfully textured universe, that kind of rarity carries its own special charm.