Romuald is a black ram and malingre, character of the Cartoon the Genius of the mountain pastures , carried out by F' murr. It appears as of the first album.

Romuald is claimed chief of the herd, but it has neither the authority of it nor legitimacy. Indeed, even if this place of chief is by no means coveted, the Ewes do not intend to be made dominate by anybody. Also, we will never see Romuald holding a role of Mâle dominating and seldom of reproducer, although it uses and develops many stratagems in his ceaseless search of the capacity. However, its intervention within the Mountain pasture in fact a recognized and accepted character, to which it is regularly made call in the event of difficulty.

Romuald is a rather calm and lazy character but whose feelings are with flower of skin, always dissatisfied by its condition of animal that its intelligence insupporte. From a realistic naturalness rather , sometimes pessimistic, the ram passes regularly from its state of " depressive latency " to become unverifiable, letting explode of black impulses.

Romuald allows the author to develop most of his foolish scenarios, often enthusiast of a great philosophical reflection and whose nonsense is exemplary. Realistic poetry, painting, music, knitting, theater, photography, inventions and development of various theories are as many activities as practical the ram with an aim of affirming its superiority or of proving its intelligence. Unfortunately for him, that interests only a time its congeneric, unceasingly obliging it to renew itself (when he does not sleep) and its adventures largely make advance the series.

All in all, Romuald is a character who often misses all that he undertakes, to see which remains misunderstood. And it, is very often galvanized by Athanase or the Dog which are born its be delirious more fous.

• " You will see Kattarsis, that will be the first pyramid in Breton Gothic… " (Volume 2, Like animals )
• " the least wizard of village is not unaware of than a clothing a long time carried guard an influence on its ex-owner… " (Volume 3, Is barred of my grass )
• " By sacrificing you by fire, I exorcize my personal problems. It is an old receipt and I read much… " (Volume 4, a great curly silence )
• " O Mariette, I would put well my bell-tower in your village… " (Volume 7, Thunder, and Thousand Shoes! )
• " Longtemps still of the generations of sheep will try to know if their head… Is so solid that! " (Volume 9, After us… the flood? )
• " a dog unemployed that does not make an old bone… " (Volume 10, To go up, go down, that slips similar )
• " Ottokar plays three-quarter… But it is worth quat' half! " (Volume 12, quiet Bulge! )
• " Any inert object projected in spite of the good sense, undergoes a gradual braking and contradictory on behalf of the other offended directions, until its final stabilization in occurrent space whatever it is. " (Volume 13, cursed Livestock )