Remi-le-Oduen's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[DB Barghest CH 2 Page 56]

Good strike!

Crescentia-Fortuna responds:

stronk gato

[Homebrew monster 26: Fiendish Leeches]

Reminds me of one of Lovecraft's stories, cool design

SanyaUmbra responds:

I'm not surprised to hear that there are leeches in one of his stories! And thanks, glad you like them!

[Mermay 2025 - The Swamp Man [26/31]]

I have a feeling I know where this is going

SpicyCaal responds:

Good or bad ending in your opinion?

[HELLPUNCH 1 (ENG)]

"We use demons to fight demons" is a pretty standard trope by now, but always fun to watch. Nice character designs here too. Looking forward for the next chapter!

KevinTrentin responds:

Yes, i am using a solid and simple to understand base and then twisted a bit
I want to play more around the concept about what is and what is not a demon + have fun with aesthetics

[Metamorphosis]

Looks cool, reminds me of the awakened from Claymore.

rurumangaxo responds:

Oh yes, big fan of Claymore!

[Sukeban and senpai, Darlene showcase]

Is it, like, a XIV century musket? Or a modern high caliber sniper rifle?

kukuruyo responds:

yes

[Endangered]

Why would anyone want to keep such a beauty in chains?

rurumangaxo responds:

Only a madwoman

[a couple of character designs]

Love the dress

ConnorGrail responds:

Thanks! It was fun to make something so bright

[Noyemi 2, Part 2]

Wow, that was a nice plot structure here. You can't win with one trick only, right? Anyway, I look forward for the next part)

WitchParfait responds:

Thank you, well it'll be a while until then but hopefully still this year.

[a rational fear (of what is not there)]

Interesting approach to this character. To me he always seemed not like he isolates himself out of anxiety or fear, but because he simply didn't care for whatever was outside. But this perspective is interesting too!

bugblast responds:

Thank you!! I totally agree with that. I think it does stem from disinterest (and necessity), but I like to think the whole "chained to the guy you Know will kill you" thing and shifting from the observer to the observed sparks a new kind of discomfort.