History WebVideo / TheWebcomicRelief

* OohMeAccentsSlipping: At one point, due to Chris's poor emoting in ''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}'' (during one of the bits made from photo stills) while reading the dialogue he apparently transforms Chris into [[Film/TheRoom Tommy Wiseau.]]

Riiser doesn't really have an iconic outfit except for his hat, but he is known for wearing [[FunTShirt a different cool T-shirt every show.]] His logos and his nickname also have an unusual, but charming hip-hop aesthetic that actually works for him. Despite being Danish, he speaks SurprisinglyGoodEnglish with a few slip-ups here and there, which he lampshades later on.

* BestialityIsDepraved: Repeatedly expresses disgusted outrage during his ''WebComic/DraconiaChronicles'' review about the BizarreSexualDimorphism between male and female tigers (ie, [[SexyDimorphism the females are fully sapient anthropomorphic tigers and the males are decidedly not]]).

** UpToEleven: He revealed recently on Twitter that he actually has his tattoo artist on speed dial.

* UncannyValley: [[invoked]] The character designs in Moon over June falls into the Valley for Riiser.

* NiceHat: His hat that he wears to cover up his baldness, it usually ends up being used to cover the camera up at the end of every episode.

* NiceHat: His hat that he wears to cover up his BaldOfAwesome, it usually ends up being used to cover the camera up at the end of every episode.

* BaldOfAwesome: Under his hat, he's almost completely bald.

(Hell)Riiser (real name: Lasse Riishoj) is a Website/YouTube reviewer who specializes in, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously, webcomics.]] Even despite the stigma of ComplainingAboutThingsYouHaventPaidFor, Riiser still gives his best critical take on the webcomics distributed online.

* YouKeepUsingThatWord: A reverse example--Chris Chan uses the word to refer to a woman's state of being a woman in WebComic/{{Sonichu}}. However, since Riiser's first language isn't English, he keeps associating it with ''another'' definition of "womanhood..."

* CaptainErsatz: During the stream of Elzeron Chronicles, various stream comments note the similarities of the characters to characters in popular media: Angewomon, Cynthia, and genderflipped!Kamina/Ken Ichijouji. Riiser was upset at the author for bringing Kamina into Elzeron Chronicles. He was even befuddled at his cameo as the tranvestite "Mr. Harrison" animatronic during the homage to Franchise/FiveNightsAtFreddys.

* SugarWiki/GushingAboutShowsYouLike: He did this with ''Webcomic/Lackadaisy'', ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' and ''Webcomic/{{Dreamkeepers}}''.

* SugarWiki/GushingAboutShowsYouLike: He did this with ''{{Lackadaisy}}'', ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' and ''Webcomic/{{Dreamkeepers}}''.

* SugarWiki/GushingAboutShowsYouLike: He did this with ''Webcomic/Lackadaisy'', ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' and ''Webcomic/{{Dreamkeepers}}''.

* SugarWiki/GushingAboutShowsYouLike: He did this with ''Webcomic/LeastICouldDo'', ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' and ''Webcomic/{{Dreamkeepers}}''.

** Tracing other people's art is a big one for Riiser, especially when it's obvious (and often [[OffModel poorly done]]) as with the cases of Jackie Diaz, Leoian and [=DisneyFan01=].

* RootingForTheEmpire: InUniverse. His review of ''WebComic/LasLindas'' has him insisting quite fervently that the villainess Alejandra should be the protagonist as he finds Linda and company utterly despicable.

** Tracing other people's art is a big one for Riiser, especially when it's obvious (and often [[OffModel poorly done]]) as in the cases of Jackie Diaz, Leoian and {{DisneyFan01}}.

** Don't get him started on ''Webcomic/LasLindas'', aka the comic that spawned his former and heated hatred towards furry comics.

** Tracing other people's art is a big one for Riiser, especially when it's obvious (and often [[OffModel poorly done]]) as with the case of Jackie Diaz, Leoian and DisneyFan01.

** [[AscendedMeme Jamie Cruz]]... er, Jackie Diaz's obvious (and often [[OffModel poorly done]]) tracing.

* GushingAboutShowsYouLike: He did this with ''Webcomic/LeastICouldDo'', ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' and ''Webcomic/{{Dreamkeepers}}''.

* AscendedMeme: For some reason, during the latter half of the ''Webcomic/HowIBecameYours'' review, he slipped into calling the author Jamie Cruz when her real name is Jacki Diaz. He referred to a random character as "Jamie Cruz" in the later What Dreams May Come review, by the same author.

* BerserkButton: [[AscendedMeme Jamie Cruz]]... er, Jacki Diaz's obvious (and often poorly done) tracing.
** During his review of ''Jack'', it was shown that he despies when someone uses GratuitousRape.

** "Can it... play UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance games?!"

* OohMeAccentsSlipping: At one point, due to Chris's poor emoting in Webcomic/{{Sonichu}} (during one of the bits made from photo stills) while reading the dialogue he apparently transforms Chris into [[Film/TheRoom Tommy Wiseau.]]

* StayInTheKitchen: He mocked the extremely chauvinistic male characters' dialogue in What Dreams May Come with impersonating a caveman giving the advice.

* YouKeepUsingThatWord: A reverse example--Chris Chan uses the word to refer to a woman's state of being a woman in WebComic/{{Sonichu}}. However, since Riiser's first language isn't English, he keeps associating it with ''another'' definition of "womanhood..."

** "Can it... play GameBoyAdvance games?!"

(Hell)Riiser (real name: Lasse Riishoj) is a YouTube reviewer who specializes in, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously, webcomics.]] Even despite the stigma of ComplainingAboutThingsYouHaventPaidFor, Riiser still gives his best critical take on the webcomics distributed online.

He also does Let's Plays for his YouTube channel, which can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/user/WebcomicRelief here]]. Or you can check his stuff out on his own website [[http://hellriiser.com/ here]].

* AscendedMeme: For some reason, during the latter half of the HowIBecameYours review, he slipped into calling the author Jamie Cruz when her real name is Jacki Diaz. He referred to a random character as "Jamie Cruz" in the later What Dreams May Come review, by the same author.