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[J. St.C. Patrick]

What's the Adventures of Tintin?

A Belgian graphic novel character named Tintin - created by Hergé - starred in 24 books that appeared from 1929 to 1986 ( like a manga they were originally published serially in a children's magazine then collected in book form)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Tintin

Made into several films (in french) and a more recently a TV series that ran in 1991-1992
Here's a link to an episode:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eio0peMeBbA

Also a soon to be released film by Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson: The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0983193/

[Ellen Kuhfeld]

Returning to the conflict-ridden theme of Ranma 1/2 -- Ranma and Genma meet Asterix and Obelix!

[Spokavriel]

In the Adventures of TinTin it seems WETA is signed on for Art Direction, Design and Visual Effects. Strange that Spielberg has them on for the effects. He has had a good run in the past of turning to Lucas arts ILM...

[J. St.C. Patrick]

Returning to the conflict-ridden theme of Ranma 1/2 -- Ranma and Genma meet Asterix and Obelix!

I did do one of Asterix and P-chan:

Link to page 2 of this thread

(Tintin also had a cameo on page 1 in the first image with the Lucky*Star Girls, the Lost Ark and a Hyperbolic Cooling Tower)

In the Adventures of TinTin it seems WETA is signed on for Art Direction, Design and Visual Effects. Strange that Spielberg has them on for the effects. He has had a good run in the past of turning to Lucas arts ILM...

Perhaps not so strange given that Peter Jackson is involved and he seems to have had a good run with WETA

[Spokavriel]

I have yet to find WETA work on anything Peter Jackson isn't involved in. Check the Credits to Hercules and Xena. Peter's mixed in there too.

[bissek]

Of course, Goscinny wouldn't like having P-chan sacrificed to him - he was Jewish.

[Ellen Kuhfeld]

We need Obelix and Genma in an eating contest.

[Spokavriel]

Lina Inverse should be at the same table.

[Ellen Kuhfeld]

Lina Inverse should be at the same table.

And Tsukino Usagi!

[bissek]

If the non-canon 12 Tasks of Asterix is considered legitimate, then the others wouldn't stand a chance. Obelix was challenged to eat a three course meal. The first course consisted of: A boar with fries, a flock of geese, several sheep, an omelette made with eight dozen eggs, a whole school of fish, an ox, a cow and calf ("because to separate ze family...zat would not be right!"), a huge mound of caviar (with a single piece of toast), a camel, and an elephant stuffed with olives.

The cook fled in tears at the end, having nothing left in his kitchen. Obelix then asked "Have you seen the chef? He's run off, and I've only had me starters." He then goes on to eat the monster that he and Asterix had to face in the next task.

[Ellen Kuhfeld]

I think I've seen Lina Inverse eat almost that much, but the elephant would have been pushing it. Volumetrically, Genma's the only one that stands a chance. Though if Ranma were there, he might be able to use the parlay de fois gras.

[Spokavriel]

What about the girl who's the main character in Dragon Half?

[J. St.C. Patrick]

Of course, Goscinny wouldn't like having P-chan sacrificed to him - he was Jewish.

Neither of them would be too happy:

They received many literary honours, and at one awards ceremony reception wild boar was served. This gimmick caught on, and led to a whole series of 'soirees sangliers' [wild boar dinner parties] - an embarassing situation for Goscinny and Uderzo, who both intensely disliked wild boar.

We need Obelix and Genma in an eating contest.

Lina Inverse should be at the same table.

And Tsukino Usagi!

You really want to cause a world wide famine?


Now to a galaxy far far away...

[J. St.C. Patrick]

Another Asterix crossover







Samurai Panda!

[Spokavriel]

Got a big enough crest on that Helm there?