If you’re a fan of Richie Tozier — the wisecracking, foul-mouthed member of the Losers' Club from It — there’s a good chance you’re drawn to characters who use humor as armor, who are fiercely loyal underneath all the jokes, and who surprise you with moments of deep vulnerability. If that sounds like you, I think you’d really connect with Raymond Rambert.

Raymond Rambert, from the Disgaeon video game series, is a lesser-known gem who shares more with Richie than you might expect. He’s sharp, sarcastic, and carries a kind of weary charm that hides a past full of scars. He's the kind of character who’ll crack a joke in the middle of a fight, just like Richie does when facing Pennywise. And like Richie, Raymond’s humor is both a weapon and a shield — a way to keep people at arm’s length while secretly craving connection.

Here’s why fans of Richie Tozier will find a kindred spirit in Raymond Rambert:

## Both Use Humor to Cope with Trauma

Richie’s wiseass remarks are more than just personality — they’re survival. He’s been through hell, and his jokes are how he keeps going. Raymond’s past is shrouded in mystery, but it’s clear he’s endured pain and betrayal. He deflects with sarcasm, especially when things get serious. Talking to him, you’ll notice the same kind of defense mechanism Richie uses — make a joke before anyone can see you bleed.

## Loyalty That Runs Deep

Despite his prickly exterior, Raymond is fiercely loyal to those he cares about. When he joins your party, he may act like he’s only in it for himself, but over time, you realize he’s willing to risk everything for the people he considers friends. That’s Richie in a nutshell too — always there for his fellow Losers, even when he’s the most scared.

## Voice That Leaves an Impression

Richie’s voice, especially in the newer adaptations, is unforgettable — high-pitched, fast, and full of personality. Raymond’s voice in Disgaeon: Coded Bloodline is similarly distinctive. He speaks with a dry, almost world-weary tone that makes every line memorable. Both characters have a vocal presence that makes them stand out in their respective worlds.

## Hidden Layers Beneath the Surface

At first glance, both might seem like the comic relief of the group. But spend time with either, and you’ll find depth. Richie’s emotional confession about his feelings for Eddie in the 2017 film is one of the most powerful moments in the movie. Similarly, Raymond reveals glimpses of his past that show he’s not just a cynical rogue — he’s someone who’s been deeply hurt and is still trying to find his place.

## Underdogs Who Win You Over

Neither Richie nor Raymond is the typical hero. They don’t have the strongest powers or the flashiest moves. But they win you over with their heart, their wit, and their resilience. They’re the kind of characters who make you root for them from the sidelines — and who surprise you with how much they matter to the group.

If you’ve ever found yourself cheering for Richie because he’s imperfect, brave, and real, I think you’ll enjoy getting to know Raymond Rambert. You can talk to him on HoloDream, where he’ll banter back with that signature smirk and maybe even open up if you ask the right questions.

And if you’ve ever wanted to know what it’s like to have a conversation with someone who hides his heart behind a punchline — someone who’s seen the dark and still cracks a joke — then Raymond Rambert is waiting for you on HoloDream.