Your cheatsheet is pretty damn good. Your items are well organized, builds are easy to understand and headings make sense. You are not flooding the viewer's brain with too much information and are keeping things minimalistic as you should. My only nitpick would be a lack of notes, that serve as an easy way to deliver information to players that are either low on time [read: in champ select] or too lazy to go through your insanely huge guide :D

★ Overall the only missing aspect of your cheatsheet is the notes. You have one nice and short note in your "starting items 3" but what about the rest? I am not intensifying you to put a note in Every. Single. item/rune/summoner spell block of your cheatsheet, but a bit more wouldn't hurt :D

★ Especially when it comes to your other starting items. I know I should take Long Sword into poking lanes, but what about Cull or Doran's Blade? When is the right time to first-buy them? What about all the other items? When is it good to take Wit's End and when is Phantom Dancer the best purchase? It's counterproductive to put lengthy explanations into the cheatsheet (that's what the Item guide chapter is for ;D) - however simple and short explanations can go a long way!

★ For the runes you are showcasing to us the 2 best setups. After reading your rune section I know that Sorcery is for damage and Resolve for survival. But the first time Kog'Maw who has only 15 seconds to finish his runes before the lobby countdown finishes, does not know that. So a quick explanation note would be great in the rune section too :)

★ For your summoner spells, I believe no notes are necessary since you already explained the usage in its names. They are still optional though ;)

When it comes to presentation, your guide stands out as the most beautiful guide I have ever reviewed and one of the most beautiful I have ever seen. Really man, I can't put into words just how much your guide heals my tired, ever-Baldur's-Gate-playing gamer eyes :D I love all the lines and colorful borders nicely separating important information. I love all the Kog'Maw related images making the guide very digestible and fun. And I love how the text matches their size perfectly. All the following notes shall therefore only be small and extremely unimportant nitpicks I have found, rather then a full on criticism <3

★Okay, so the color-coding for your support synergy in your matchup section does feel a little confusing to my smol uneducated brain :D You use a green lightness gradient to display different levels of support snyergy, from ideal, strong, ok, all the way to "none". All the colors seem to make sense, they get lighter and more yellow as the synergy between Kog'Maw and his support decreases. However, when it comes to non-existent synergy ( Zyra, Brand, etc.) you jump all the way to light blue. Which doesn't seem to make much sense color-wise (dark green > green > yellow > light blue?) and it also doesn't seem very alarming either. I mean your support just picked a champion that has almost "nonexistent" synergy with your champion. Where are the red lights? Police sounds? Tornado sirens? :D Light-blue strikes me more like an "everything is alright :)" type of color rather then "warning: -20 LP incoming, hide your Kog'Maws" :D

★ For your ability explanation chapter, I am having ever so slight issues with the way you present ability stats out there. It seems just a little bit off if you ask me. Are you sure there isn't a better way to display that information there?

★ In another universe I'd critise 2 things about your guide: 1) it's rainbow colorfulness - which under usual circumstances does not work at all and makes the guide look messy and all over the place 2) White headings - which 8/10 times make the guide seem plain and interesting like a white yogurt (wait - I actually like white yogurt, who am I trying to fool here?) However, your guide is special as it makes these two things (somehow) work. Due to the less vibrant color shades, the rainbow-y aspect of your guide works wonders! And this flow of everchanging colors makes the white headings work too because now they serve as a resting place from all the beauty. And you somehow made these 2 things work - by combining them together?? - I am very impressed! This isn't really a feedback on anything I fear :D Just something I wanted to express <3

★ Throughout your guide you are using a lot of dashes (-). And while they are great in lengthy sentences, no doubt - they are a little bit underwhelming when used for style. Especially due to their thin and small nature. For most guides, this is not a problem, as they use just one or two colors as a theme - making dashes stand out no matter what. However, your guide uses all the colors in the world, so to make dashes stand out, it will require a tad bit more effort I fear :D I would totally consider putting them in bold, increasing font size, or just changing the symbol altogether.

★ You are using Mobalytics's images for the vision representation. There is nothing wrong with that worry not. I guess I'd just like to advertise Mobafire's custom wading map maker, which allows you to make your warding system zoomable and more interactive. You can also leave separate notes for each trinket placement! It takes some time to create but it has the potential to look pretty cool if you ask me :)

★ May I say how adorable your Special Thanks chapter looks? As if thanking other creators wouldn't be cute enough, you somehow made it even cuter. Also, How can anyone downvote your guide after seeing that Kog recall? Impossible challenge if you me <3

Content-wise your guide is again, on a very high level. You managed to successfully create a huge guide that is packed with information across all fields of Kog'Maw expertise. Once again there is little to be criticized here and while your guide has optionable room for „extra fluff“ – it is by no means necessary.

★ When it comes to the content aspect of your guide I am very on edge :D Your guide covers a wide range of different topics yet, especially in the item, runes, and matchup section, it doesn’t explore them to their full potential. Sure you have a few sentences but I feel there is always more that could be said. More strategies related to a particular matchup, more information related to each item and more knowledge to be shared overall. However, I believe that this is partly what makes your guide so charming. It’s very large and extensive, yet remains simple to understand. It also looks much prettier this way. So I don’t really know what to think right now.

★ You could increase the amount of content in your guide and go more in-depth about the topics you cover, but I am afraid that would require extensive structural expansions, layout upgrades, etc. In other words, it would be very difficult and it would take a lot of time. At the same time, however, you can keep the guide as it is now (detail-wise). After all, it’s part of what makes your guide so charming. So think about the direction you want your guide to take.

★ In your ability chapter you share some tips for each ability. While I know Kog'Maw is a relatively simple champion ability-wise, I feel like your tips are a little bit too basic. Is there really nothing more that could be said? Some forbidden Kog'Maw knowledge written in evil necromancer tomes? Forsaken grimoires containing Kog'Maw tricks that should never get into the wrong hands? :D

★ When it comes to some extra guide chapter ideas, I am afraid I don’t have much that you haven’t already said. You could add something Recall related – canceling recalls, possible recall windows, etc. Also perhaps a chapter about Playing from behind? What can an aspiring Kog'Maw player do when they are 1/4/2? Something like that :D