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Planes of Existence

The Planes of Existence are the collection of dimensions, realms, border-worlds and rifts that comprise the known universe. While the concept was first conceived thousands of years ago, the first expeditions took place in the 1100s, the most notable being to the pocket-realm of Argyre. They vary wildly in shape, size, habitability, age and even stability. Earth, also known as the Mortal Plane, the Known World or the Blue Marble is the most habitable, most populated and most documented realm that we know of - with this very article being written from within it.

## History

To understand the origin of the planes is to understand the origin of the very universe, which can generously be described as very difficult to discern. The current consensus among planar geographers is that there were, and have been dimensions to have existed before our known one - primitive ones, at the very least. Primordial, fundamental worlds of near-endless void dominated the realms for some time, till through means we can only speculate, the first dimensions were conceived.

Since these early days, an innumerable number of planes have been created, with only a minuscule number having been catalogued and explored. French mages invented the first pocket dimensions using an (admittedly archaic) elixir of mead, lint and trolls blood in the early 1100s, being among the first to access the narrow passages and humid corridors of Argyre. From this point onwards, knowledge of plane-walking techniques became more and more widespread, though the magical prowess required to perform such feats was significant.

## Geography

Geography across the planes is at best, hardly consistent, and at worst, an abstract nightmare to understand. In the region surrounding the Mortal Plane, concentric rings of primordial oceans of solids, liquids and gases radiate outwards, till the tangible gives way to the intangible, and the madness begins. Worlds of swirling sentient gas, hellscapes plagued by indefinite warfare and sprawling deserts of bone-dry ash are among a few examples to be listed.

### Pocket Dimensions

Pocket dimensions are artificial, usually short-lived worlds conjured up by those with a powerful grasp on the arcane. Whilst much easier to access and travel between once established, a fair effort is required to conceive a temporary realm, and to subconsciously maintain its existence through concentrated magic. Pocket-worlds have a history that dates back to the first generation of plane-walkers, owing to their accessibility and rudimentary nature.
Repose

Repose is a levelpack made by regal. It's first hub world is Map. The pack mainly focuses on words from new adventures, as well as Lonely, Group and Write. It also introduces CURSOR IS YOU.

## Triava

In the pack, if you put CURSOR on an animal, the animal will be PET. This is done by hiding text outside the level and covering them with pixels.
358 2 Days

– **Necro Milo** telling the **Necro Crew** about the original two people who came to **The Integrated Timeline**.

**358/2 Days** is the first half season of **Repeat Offenders** created by Morpheus and NeoFantasy. It serves as a flashback season and the first of what became known as ".5" seasons in Repeat Offenders, which are half-seasons that deal with flashback or exposition seasons. This was preceded by **Season 0** and then succeeded by **Season 1.**

## **Summary**

This season is a flashback season that tells the overall story of the 358 days that the original two ordinary people who were isekai'd spent in The Integrated Timeline. While it was a similar experience to that of the Necro Crew, the timeline had more villains than heroes as many cartoons still needed to be brought over, making their lives harder. Eventually, they would die after a confrontation with the people allegedly behind the creation of the Integrated Timeline. Thus, after the 358th day, the Necro Crew arrived in a more idealized timeline.

## **Characters**

* Turner
* KND
	+ Numbuh 4
	+ Numbuh 3
	+ Numbuh 1
* Bill Cipher
* The Lich

## **Music**

Due to the subject matter dealt with this season as it is a bit darker than the others, the theme for this season was "Never Meant to Belong" by Shirō Sagisu.

## **Notes**

* This season is arguably just as, if not more, important as Season 0. This is because 358/2 Days sets up potential people who could have created The Integrated Timeline and states that the Necro Crew were not the first "ordinaries" there.
* Creatively, Morpheus and NeoFantasy are pulling this season from a joke roleplay they wrote with a similar concept but not as fleshed out as the Repeat Offenders Universe.
* The title stems from two factors. The first is that Keem and Turner spent 358 days in this timeline and the "/2" represents Keem and Turner as they were the first "ordinaries" in this new timeline. This means that Keem and Turner died in December and the Necro Crew appeared sometime after Christmas.

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Milo's Mother & Father

– **Milo** being asked about his parents by **Talula**.

**Milo's Mother & Father** are minor characters in the **Repeat Offenders Universe**. They never physically appear and have never been seen but have been referenced a few times. They are first mentioned when **Milo** is asked bout them by **Talula**. The second is whenever Milo's phone rings during a fight with Dr. Animo, and it is his father calling. The last time was when Milo explained to Sapphire that his father got him a typewriter for his twenty-first birthday.

## **References**

1. ↑ The More Things Change
2. ↑ Welcome to Forever
3. ↑ 808s

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Raymond (Classic)

## Raymond

  – **Raymond'**s ongoing feud with **Milo** over **The Big Lebowski**.

The Irish best friend of **Milo** and comic artist **Raymond** is a supporting character in the **Repeat Offenders Universe**. In college, Raymond and Milo pitched the "Disco Elysium" idea to Cover Date Printing and scored an ongoing contract with them. Around this time, the two realized that cartoons had integrated into their reality, and Raymond became a founding member of the **Necro Crew**, fighting to stop cartoon villains and the possible Future Imperfect.

## **Attributes**

### **Abilities**

Raymond is a fantastic artist who utilizes watercolors to give his art style a more profound feeling to them. He is incredibly gifted, with some of his non-comic art being placed in museums, and has sold several pieces. However, Raymond is more well-known for his comic art, which Raymond doesn't mind. His comic art has won him several awards, and offers to draw flagship books like Spider-Man or Batman, but Raymond turns them down as he only wants to work with Milo.

Outside of his artistic ability, Raymond is the Necro Crew's voice of reason. He tells the group his honest opinion, creates good plans, and even lets them all know when they have gone too far morally.

## **History**

*Click on the images above to see the respective histories.*

## **Trivia**

* Raymond hates The Big Lebowski.
* Raymond has very strong opinions on The Coen Brothers and their movies.
* Raymond doesn't like being called "Ray." However, he let's Milo call him that.

## **References**

1. ↑ The More Things Change

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Strawberry Fields (Live)

– **Max Tennyson** after meeting **The Necro Crew**.

**Strawberry Fields (Live)** is the zero season of **Repeat Offenders**, created by Morpheus, Pepper, and NeoFantasy. It is the first season of the universe and the first season of what became known as the "Classic" continuity. This season is followed by **Season 0.5** and then **Season 1**.

## **Summary**

Twenty-one-year-old **Milo** and **his friend group**, along with twenty-year-old Xiao and his friend group, awake one day to find they have been isekai'd to a world similar to theirs. However, their favorite cartoons and franchises have been integrated into the world's history. Two people in different locations begin to investigate these changes yet come to the same conclusion. Assisted by Professor Utonium's newest creation, Sapphire, the trio finally comes together and learns that this allegedly was done by Invader Zim, who finally achieved a scheme of his to work.

Throughout the season, the trio fights several villains from pop culture ranging from Skeletor to HIM. They also encounter numerous allies along the way to aid them, such as Ben 10, Danny Phantom, and Generator Rex; more is learned of their respective powers, and Milo learns of his dark future, Xiao discovers that he is more powerful than he realizes, Sapphire discovers what it means to be human, and the trio begins to discover what it means to be heroes alongside their mundane lives.

## **Characters**

**Main Characters*** Sapphire
* Milo
* Xiao

**Supporting Characters*** Sarah
* Talula
* Blossom
* Buttercup
* Raymond
* Bubbles
* Professor Utonium
* Jasper
* Jade
* Malcolm
* Dexter
**Main Villains*** Invader Zim
* The Forever Knights
	+ Enoch
* Necro Milo
* Dr. Animo
* Mysterion

**Secondary Villains*** Gangreen Gang
	+ Ace
	+ Snake
* Murdock
* Mojo Jojo
* Alien Force
	+ Kevin Levin
	+ Ben Tennyson
	+ Gwen Tennyson
* Danny Phantom
* Generator Rex
* Plumbers
* KND
* Mystery Incorporated
* Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends
	+ Bloo
	+ Eduardo
* The Secret Saturdays
* TOM
* Gorillaz

## **Music**

The theme song for this season actually betrays the title. While the title of the season is a Beatles song, the actual theme of the season is "Mr. Rager" by Kid Cudi. This is in reference to the journey that the Necro Crew goes on.

## **Notes**

* This is the most important season of the Repeat Offenders Universe as most of what occurs in the later seasons begins here.
* The entire seasons consists of one really weird month for The Integrated Timeline.
* **Milo**, canonically, wasn't meant to be picked by Zim to be brought to The Integrated Timeline. Milo and his friends just happened to have been sleeping over **Talula'**s house who was originally meant to be chosen but instead, Zim brought his entire friend group by accident.

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Sarah (Classic)

## Sarah

  – **Sarah'**s catchphrase.

**Sarah** is a supporting character in The Realm. A former girlfriend turned close friend of **Milo'**s, Sarah has been a drummer since middle school, even becoming a prominent member of the popular Vegas band, Lovecraft Country. Later, she became a founding member of **The Necro Crew** when her friend group learned that cartoons had integrated into their world. She utilized her latent genius to help the team defeat cartoon villains and help Milo understand his powers better.

## **Attributes**

### **Abilities**

Sarah is wildly intelligent. Whereas Milo and Raymond simply mass absorb information because of their ADHD, Sarah has always been naturally brilliant. She passed all her classes with A's, had no trouble in college, and made money by getting paid to do homework assignments. Sarah became the brains behind the operation when the Necro Crew formed. She worked with Milo to determine what villain it was, and then she would build or figure something out to defeat the villain. Even Necro Milo stated that the only person he feared outside of his past self was Sarah, as she was the only one who discovered the inner workings of Milo's abilities in his timeline.

In addition to being wickedly smart, Sarah is also a fantastic drummer and has been compared to legends. She picked up drummer one summer in middle school because she was bored and never stopped. Sarah's bandmates believe she is too good to be "slumming it with us," but she stays because she likes the people.

## **History**

*Click on the images above to see the respective histories.*

## **Trivia**

* Sarah was the one who broke up with Milo.
* Sarah secretly likes being on the Necro Crew.
* Sarah's favorite food is fried catfish and hushpuppies.

## **References**

1. ↑ The More Things Change

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Talula (Classic)

## Talula

  – **Talula** about the **Necro Crew'**s plan to stop Future Imperfect.

Talula is a supporting character in the **Repeat Offenders Universe** and an ex-girlfriend turned close friend of **Milo**. Due to her talented singing, Talula was invited by **Sarah** to join the band, Lovecraft Country. She would become a founding member of the **Necro Crew** after learning that cartoons had integrated into their reality and would fight cartoon villains with her friends.

## **Attributes**

### **Abilities**

Out of all the members of the Necro Crew, Talula is the best fighter. She took Karate and Taekwondo throughout middle and high school, reaching black belt status in both combat styles. She and video games are why Milo can survive combat encounters and use swords to begin with. She has shown to be able to take down villains such as Dr. Animo and others with nothing but her hands. Talula even fought Necro Milo to a stalemate.

Alongside this, Talula is also a gifted singer, often compared to that Janis Joplin, as she smokes, which gives her a raspy yet smooth voice. She has garnered praise from citizens in Vegas and even became Lovecraft Country's lead singer.

## **History**

*Click on the images above to see the respective histories.*

## **Trivia**

* Much like Sarah, Talula was the one who broke up with Milo.
* Talula is known to dye her frequently and at random.
* Talula once used a mallet against Mojo Jojo.
* Talula's favorite cartoon is Powerpuff Girls.

## **References**

1. ↑ The More Things Change

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Strawberry Fields (Live)/Episodes

These are the episodes in Season 0 of Repeat Offenders. Like many others, this season has ten episodes and is told sequentially. Flashbacks and exposition episodes are placed in their seasons, known as ".5's" or "half-seasons," to limit the number of excess episodes. Seasons typically cover an entire story arc for the universe, while smaller, more personal arcs are carried over season-to-season.
AT.LONG.LAST.OFFENDERS

## General Information

### **Other Titles**

Falling Heroes, The Coming Together of It All, The Beginning, A Taste of Things To Come, Finally: Offenders

## Details

### **Creator(s)**

Morpheus
NeoFantasy
Pepper

### **Succeeded by**

Untitled Second Season

  – **Milo** sarcastically explaining that he and the **Necro Crew** knew already about The Integrated Timeline to Susan and Mary Test.

**AT.LONG.LAST.OFFENDERS** is the first season of **Repeat Offenders**, created by Morpheus, Pepper, and NeoFantasy. While labelled as season one, this season is actually the third season of the universe and the second season of what is known as the "Classic" continuity. This season is followed by Season 2 which has yet to be announced.

## **Summary**

After securing their place in the pantheon of cartoon heroes, our intrepid group of heroes is forced to reckon with the idea that they may never know how they got to this new timeline. Dexter creates "Hero's Hollow" as things change, a place for all heroes to gather and share their experiences, knowledge, and skills. What comes next is nothing short of spectacular.

## **Characters**

**Main Characters*** Necro Crew
	+ Xiao
	+ Milo
	+ Sapphire
	+ Sarah
	+ Talula
	+ Raymond
	+ Professor Utonium
	+ Bubbles
	+ Buttercup
	+ Blossom
* Dexter
* Alien Force
	+ Ben Tennyson
	+ Kevin Levin
	+ Gwen Tennyson
* Plumbers
	+ Max Tennyson
* Gorillaz
	+ 2-D
	+ Noodle
	+ Russell
	+ Murdock
* The Test Family
	+ Johnny Test
	+ Susan and Mary Test
**Main Villains*** Necro Milo
* Mysterion
* Mojo Jojo

**Secondary Villains*** Gangreen Gang
* Generator Rex
* Plumbers
* KND
* Mystery Incorporated
* Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends
	+ Bloo
	+ Eduardo
* The Secret Saturdays
* TOM
* Gorillaz

## **Notes**

Bulle list here.

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Milo (Necro)

## Necro Milo

  – **Necro Milo** explaining how he came to be in his timeline.

**Necro Milo**, a warmonger and planetary conqueror from the Necro Timeline, which is more commonly called "Future Imperfect." He is **Milo'**s arch-nemesis and a primary antagonist in the **Repeat Offenders Universe**. Necro's life followed the same course as his past counterpart, but when he became part of a superhero team in his timeline called "Vertigo", he began a relationship with a member. However, this relationship ended horribly, and the heartbreak was too much for Necro. His abilities increased tenfold, and he wrote a short story that altered his physical appearance. He then used his powers to write an event allowing the human race's destruction by summoning The Many-Angled Ones. After conquering Earth, Necro took the stars and began to destroy planets. However, after encountering the leader of Vertigo, who had survived the destruction of Earth, Necro borrowed The Delorean and traveled to the past to ensure that his past self followed the same path as Necro but, this time, "gets it right."

## **Attributes**

### **Powers**

Necro is a wildly powerful individual who mastered his borrowing ability. Much like his past counterpart, Necro could only initially invoke weapons. However, after training, and having fought several threats, Necro became much more powerful and could bring items, vehicles, and even script entire events to occur.

**Sarah** theorized that Necro became a better writer, allowing him access to each franchise's timestream to remove the game flaw in his abilities. Necro can invoke whatever item he wants without worrying about it not being the item he wanted. This new change allows Necro to customize things, using a black and red version of Speed Racer's Mach 5.

Another exciting thing is that he can bring people from the timelines and enact his will over them. It is unknown how this works, but Necro invoked Shockwave from Transformers to fight the **Necro Crew** and, later, Bowser from Mario.

## **History**

*Click on the images above to see the respective histories.*

## **Trivia**

* Necro was given the term, "Necro Milo" on account of his zombie-like appearance.
* The running joke after Necro Milo appeared has been to keep Classic Milo perpetually single in order to stop the Necro timeline.

## **References**

1. ↑ 808s

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Гнездо Цзянь

> *И если группа инкубов Цзянь поколениями ошивались наложницами на ложе императора — это детали. Кто-то должен представлять интересы демонического населения при дворе.*
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**Гнездо Цзянь** занимаются целительством сердечных и душевных недугов. Они управляют **несколькими сектами, курируют императорскую политику и искусство**. Больше всего известно о монастыре-лечебнице-секте **Чжэньдин** при храме Богини Любви.

## Описание

**Гнездо Цзянь** поколениями занимаются целительством сердечных демонов, на современный манер — психологией и психиатрией. Их гнездо — **монастырь при храме, культиваторская секта и психиатрическая больница одновременно**. У потомков есть выбор заниматься сердечными демонами или нет. Из короткого упоминания известно, что они поколениями являются наложницами императора.

Полная статья: секта **Чжэньдин**.

Старшие Цзянь очень скорбят о потере Мадам Ди и вообще всей линии Хэ. А-Ди была одной из старейших демонов и хорошей подругой многим их поколения. Ее супруги также оставили хорошую память о себе, поэтому к молодому поколению Хэ относятся крайне положительно.

## Известные представители

**Мадам Цзянь** — уже семь столетий как глава. Была хорошей подругой Мадам Ди, прошлой главой гнезда Хэ.

**Цзянь Куайгань** — инкуба, жрица богини любви, целительница сердечных демонов, шесть сот лет отроду, мать Цзянь Шанг-а. Была хорошей подругой Мадам Ди.

## Связано

Суккубы (Инкубы)Гнездо Хэ

1. ↑ Хэ Юань, 18 глава «Инкуб эмоциональной поддержки»
Quaddies

## History

### Members

Shelby Marx
Marsha Shelly
Anastasia May
Emily Creston

### Former members

Lemongrass
Natsuki Takahashi
Debbie A. Edwards (associate; deceased)

### Base of operations

Idaho, US (primarily)
Montana, US (secondarily)
Nevada, US
Utah, US

## Background

### Friends / Allies

Stacey Evergreen (formerly)
Debbie A. Edwards (associate; deceased)

### Enemies / Rivals

Lemongrass
Natsuki Takahashi
Megumi Takahashi
Stacey Evergreen

### Alignment

Lawful Evil
Neutral Evil
Nori Sakurada ( disambiguation )

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**Nori Sakurada** is Jun Sakurada's older sister in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

**Nori Sakurada** can also refer to:

* Nori Sakurada (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Nori Sakurada (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
A Day At Sea

**A Day At Sea** is a RhythmJoin level made by CentiCodes. This level is a part of New Generation: The Works of CentiCodes.

## Level Details

### Order

Infinite • **A Day At Sea** • Fearless pt. II

## Soundtrack

The soundtrack used in this level is **Everen Maxwell - A Day At Sea**.

## Themes

This level introduces two new unnamed themes.

1. Pirates After Midnight
2. A Day At Sea
3. Pirates After Midnight
4. A Day At Sea
5. Pirates After Midnight

## Trivia

* This is the first level to have 200 swing amplitude.
Rozen

*This article is about the character from Peach-Pit's manga continuity. For other uses, see Rozen (disambiguation).*
**Rozen** is identified as the creator of the Rozen Maiden dolls throughout the series. He is their father, referring to him as such.

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## Appearance

His appearance is not shown thoroughly with mostly only brief glimpses. Although, as he seems to exhibit sorcerous powers, he may be able to hide from view or alter his own appearance. His appearance is eventually shown although his face is hollow.  He states that his current existence is no longer human.

## Biography

Rozen had a daughter by the name of Alice, who died for an unknown reason. At first his objective in making living dolls was to bring his daughter back, but none of the dolls he made would be able to take her place, and soon he drove himself insane and his reasoning became less about bringing his daughter back and more about making the perfect girl (though the perfect girl is still most likely modeled after his daughter). Thus the Rozen Maidens were created using pieces of his own heart to make their Rosa Mysticas. After the creation of the first 6 dolls, he sent out Laplace's Demon to inform them that he wanted them to start his Alice Game so that one of them may become Alice.

Rozen has eternally watched over the Alice Game (most likely from the N-Field) and appears to have attained a very long (possibly immortal) lifespan, like his dolls, as he watches them progress throughout the centuries.

He has gone by many aliases throughout time, such as the Count of St. Germain or Alessandro Cagliostro. The dolls refer to him as "Father" (in Japanese, they refer to as "Otou-sama". "Otou" is an address to one's father, "-sama" which is a very respectful honorific suffix in Japanese).

## Trivia

* Rozen's desire to make the dolls stems from the death of his daughter. He wanted to revive her but ended up forgetting his reason for doing this and instead turned his sights on creating the ultimate girl.
* While we do not know his exact age, he was stated to be over 2,000 years old. However, considering Solomon and the Queen of Sheba was mentioned in his puppet show, he may be even older than that.
* Rozen may very well be a false name, Shinku has stated herself that she does not know his real name.
* It is currently believed that he is in the N-field, but someplace where even Kirakishou can not find him. The dolls are not allowed to see him until one of them becomes "Alice" and if they somehow come close to the world he is staying in, Laplace will promptly make them go to another world within the N-field.
Homura Akemi ( disambiguation )

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**Homura** is Suiseiseki’s old medium in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

**Tomoe Mami** can also refer to:

* Tomoe (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Tomoe (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
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**Laplace's Demon** is an entity who appears within the N-Field in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

**Laplace's Demon** can also refer to:
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**Sayaka** is Suigintou’s medium in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

**Sayaka Miki** can also refer to:

* Sayaka (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Sayaka (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
Rozen Maiden - Episode 08

**Souseiseki / Lapislazuli Stern** (蒼星石 *Sōseiseki*) is the eight episode of the Rozen Maiden anime series. It first aired in Japan on November 25, 2004.

## Summary

Souseiseki is the fourth Rozen Maiden doll and the younger twin to Suiseiseki. She lives with an old man who became delusional after his wife fell into a coma, and she has been forced to assume the identity of the couple's late son.

At the Sakurada house, Suiseiseki, Shinku and Hinaichigo find themselves hiding in the storage room yet again, and from the mirror they are given a preview of the sad life that Souseiseki lives. Suiseiseki does not react well to the situation. Souseiseki is visited by Suigintou, who implies a planned attack on Suiseiseki. At dinnertime, Suiseiseki rejects the flower-topped hamburger steaks and goes to bed early. Hinaichigo worries about her as Shinku explains what happened in the storage room earlier. Later that night, Suiseiseki wakes up and visits the mirror to confront Suigintou. After being shown Souseiseki's poor treatment once again, Suiseiseki dives into the mirror to save her.

Souseiseki doesn't want to leave due to her strong loyalty to Kaname and Homura. She asks for Suiseiseki's help in reviving Homura, to which Suiseiseki objects, preferring for her to instead forget about the elders and move to the Sakurada house. Souseiseki remains stubborn even after Suiseiseki uses her powers against her. Meanwhile, Suigintou appears before Kaname, chastises her for treating Souseiseki poorly, and tries to get him to sign a contract with her. With Suiseiseki giving up on her, Souseiseki returns to her mistress, whose senility shows no sign of remission. Jun wakes up to use the bathroom and is berated by a very distraught Suiseiseki. She eventually cools off and senses an opening to the dream world being created. She suspects Souseiseki, but it is implied that Suigintou is up to no good once again.

## Important Events

* Souseiseki makes her first appearance.
* This is the first major diversion from the manga's plotline. In the manga, Suiseiseki and Souseiseki were wound by a wealthy bachelor seeking to avenge the death of his twin brother. Souseiseki agreed to help him, but Suiseiseki ran away, thus explaining how she was wound up without having formed a contract. The 2013 anime reverts to the manga's story.

## Trivia

* The official title of this episode is "Lapislazuri Stern." A more accurate translation of "Souseiseki" would be "Lapislazuli Stein."
Kanaria ( disambiguation )

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**Kanaria** is the second Rozen Maiden doll in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

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Rozen Maiden - Episode 03

02. Tomoe

**Shinku/ Renier Rubin** (雛苺 *Shinku*) is the second episode of the Rozen Maiden anime series. It first aired in Japan on October 14, 2004.

## Contents

* 1Summary
* 2Important Events
* 3Trivia
* 4Screenshots
* 5References & Citations

## Summary

Shinku is flying through the sky in her case, when she lands and begins to walk through the rain, before seeing the reflection of a broken doll in the water, and screaming.

Later that afternoon at the Sakurada house, Hinaichigo uses her powers to fix Jun's bedroom window. Sayaka stops by to drop off some paperwork and is sucked into having tea with Nori. Hinaichigo takes note of the ring on Sayaka’s hand and sends her artificial spirit Berrybell to investigate. Jun comes downstairs whilst looking for Hinaichigo and bumps into Sayaka on her way out the door. With his unkempt appearance, he is quite embarrassed to be seen by a classmate, and retreats to his bed. Nori advises Hinaichigo to leave him alone for a while. Shinku continues to fight with the broken doll, until she uses her magic to bring the two of them into the dream world so she can fight with more power, there. Berrybell sees this and reports back to Hinaichigo. Hinaichigo knows that it won't end well unless she intervenes, so she teleports to Shinku’s dream world via a mirror in the Sakurada's storage room.

Shinku’s dream world is exactly like a library, except there is a wooden table in the middle with two chairs, teacups, and books stacked everywhere. Hinaichigo arrives on the scene and tells Shinku she will never win the Alice Game with all these dolls attacking her. Hinaichigo decides to help Shinku and the two of them, bravely fight the broken dolls. Hinaichigo is almost killed by one of the dolls, but Shinku tricks to doll and rescues her friend. Hinaichigo says that Shinku can stay with her and hid from future dolls. Hinaichigo, in return wishes for her to become an additional "servant", and the two of them return to the real world. As usual, Jun is greeted with a slap across the face, and is not particularly excited about having another doll in the house.

## Important Events

* Shinku makes her first appearance. She moves in with her as an additional servant, much to Jun's dismay.

## Trivia

* "Reiner Rubin" is German and means "Pure Ruby".

* Animation error: When Hinaichigo is exploring the bathroom, Nori suddenly appears at Jun's side rather than walking into view.
Humans - Mensch ~Hinaichigo~

I wonder how much time has passed since I awakened. To us dolls of the Rozen Maidens, awakening is a signal announcing the start of the Alice Game. Or so it should be, but... since coming to this house, sometimes I forget all about that. What a problem. My inattentive servant Jun, and his attentive yet somewhat witless older sister Nori... these two are the cause of that situation. They took from me both my elegant lifestyle and the word "boredom".
I have never known another Medium as unmannered as Jun. He constantly forgets my orders and talks back to me... and Nori is unable to make a decent cup of tea no matter how long she tries. Brother and sister both are such hopeless creatures. And yet, they are not entirely flawed. Jun's sewing was so wonderful, it touched me with its artfulness. Even Nori, while her tea is lukewarm, has considerable skill at cooking.
Yes, that is what it means to be human... They are surely not perfect, but they each have their respective things that make them shine. No matter how much you look at them, humans are so interesting.
However, there are some things I'd like to tell Jun someday. *"Apologize to me more often." "Do your scandalous talk somewhere that people won't hear it." "Stop making clackety noises all of the time in front of that 'PC', or whatever it's called." "Air out your room occasionally." "Be quiet in the middle of the night." "And, don't tell anyone about that business with the toilet... If you tell anyone, you understand what will happen to you, don't you?"*
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**Shinku** is the fifth Rozen Maiden doll in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

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* Shinku (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Shinku (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
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**Tomoe** is Hinaichigo’s old medium in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

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* Tomoe (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Tomoe (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
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**Hinaichigo** is the sixth Rozen Maiden doll in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

**Hinaichigo** can also refer to.

* Hinaichigo (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Hinaichigo (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
Taisho Roman X Rozen Maiden

Floor 24 (volume release)

**Taisho Roman X Rozen Maiden** is a chapter released for the series 15th anniversary. It is included in volume 4 of *Rozen Maiden 0*.

## Summary

This chapter focuses on the dolls getting Taisho-era clothes. Hinaichigo is seen adjusting a ribbon, which Kanaria takes notice of and offers her help. It is then revealed that we have been looking through a camera lens, which focuses on Souseiseki and Suiseiseki. The two have never heard of a video camera before and move around to that it may catch them in motion. The camera then focuses on Suigintou. Kanaria asks her how she is doing and informs Suigintou that she and Jun are taking turns with the camera. Jun focuses the camera on Kirakishou, who is shy about being in these clothes. Jun attempts to reassure her only for Shinku to interject and tell Jun he's late. Nori arrives and apologizes for being late. Jun notes that the camera she brought is large. She reveals that she brought a costume for Jun too. He doesn't agree to wear it, but does anyway. With everyone ready and in costume, Nori takes a photo of the dolls and Jun.

## Featured Characters

* Suiseiseki
* Souseiseki
* Hinaichigo
* Kanaria
* Suigintou
* Kirakishou
* Shinku
* Mitsu "Micchan" Kusabue
* Jun Sakurada

## Trivia

* This chapter would likely take place some time after the implied future events of the previous Rozen Maiden manga involving Jun resurrecting Hinaichigo, as both she and Kirakishou physically appear in it. However, it is unknown if this chapter fits into the timeline this way, or is just non-canonical.
* Micchan refers to Jun as the "Modern Rozen".
* The outfits the dolls wear were designed by Shikimi for the series 15th Anniversary events. The Taisho-era theme is likely from *Rozen Maiden 0* being in publication at the time.

## See Also

* Volumes
* List of Chapters
Detective KunKun

**Detective Kun-Kun** (くんくん探偵, *Kunkun Tantei*) is a fictional doll character who stars in his own detective TV show, which is a parody of another detective anime.

## Contents

* 1Appearance
* 2Biography
* 3Trivia
* 4Quotes
* 5References and Citations

## Appearance

KunKun is a light blonde colored dog puppet with dark brown, baggy shaped eyes, long ears that reach down to the height of his muzzle and a brown nose. Around his left eye there is a brown patch, while the tip of his tail is dyed in the same shade. He is normally seen sticking his pink tongue out like a panting dog and wears a red bow tie around his neck at all times. In some of the episodes of his TV show he is seen wearing a brown, Sherlock Holmes inspired detective clothing, which features a shoulder coat and a hat. In related situations, he occasionally carries around a brown pipe, which is another obvious reference to Sherlock Holmes.

## Biography

The Rozen Maiden dolls, especially Shinku, and, humorously, Hinaichigo, are fans of the show. In both the anime and manga, Jun has pointed out the ridiculousness of dolls watching a show starring a puppet. In fact Shinku is such a great fan of him, that when a villain sneaks up from behind, she screams at him to get out of the way.

## Trivia

* Kun Kun's name is derived from the Japanese onomatopoeia for sniffing and is fitting for his character, an anthropomorphic dog detective, as well as a play on the Japanese honorific "-kun", meaning "boy". He is also seen as a toy in another of Peach-Pit's works, DearS.
* Detective Kunkun – Duellwalzer OVA, a 2006 OVA, has Kun-Kun as the main character.
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**Suigintou** is the first Rozen Maiden doll in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

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Rozen Maiden- Episode 12

**Destiny / Schicksal** (運命 *Unmei*) is the eleventh episode of the Rozen Maiden anime series. It first aired in Japan on December 16, 2004.

## Summary

Picking up where the previous episode left off, Hinaichigo finds herself in Suigintou's dream world once again. While Shinku is distracted by some broken-down dolls, Suigintou traps Jun into his own dream world so his power cannot be lent to Shinku. With that done, the two engage in an all-out war with each other. Jun wakes up in his dream world and relives some unpleasant memories from his youth. Suigintou sends Sui Dream and Lempicka into his dream to torment him further. As they surround him with unpleasantries, the ring on his hand shatters but does not fall apart. Shinku finds her power sapped as she worries about him, and she attempts to escape.

Suiseiseki and Souseiseki enter Jun's dream world by way of Nori's dream world. Shinku, meanwhile, is sent into Suigintou's dream world to rescue Hinaichigo. Suigintou has tied up Hinaichigo and tortures her for a bit, and she remains unfazed until shown a glimpse of how poorly Jun is holding up whilst trapped in his dream world. Before Suigintou can make another move, Hina creates a diversion to allow her and Hinaichigo to enter Jun's dream world. Suigintou of course follows along. With everyone in Jun's dream world, Suiseiseki and Souseiseki manage to steal back their artificial spirits. Suiseiseki runs to the lake to water Jun's soul tree, Souseiseki and Hinaichigo fight with Suigintou, Nori runs off to rescue Jun, and Shinku is missing in action, only showing up after all the action has taken place. Hinaichigo puts up a valiant effort against Suigintou's attacks, but her right arm is damaged in the process.

## Important Events

* Information about Jun's past trauma related to school is revealed.

## Trivia

* This and Kliene are the only episodes of the first season where the title card appears immediately after the opening theme.

* "Schicksal" is German and means "Destiny".
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Rozen Maiden - Episode 04

03

**Suigintou / Mercury Lampe** (水銀燈 *Suigintō*) is the third episode of the Rozen Maiden anime series. It first aired in Japan on October 21, 2004.

## Summary

The episode begins with a preview of the dream world belonging to Suigintou, the first Rozen Maiden doll.

In the real world, Jun is not too thrilled to begin another day, particularly with Shinku’s childish antics. Nori prepared a fancy breakfast for the dolls, but Hinaichigo only wants her favorite snack - the only trouble being that she doesn't know the name, only a bunch of adjectives pertaining to it. Nori can't figure it out even after having Hina draw a picture of it, but she promises to find it on her way home from school.

Later, Jun comes downstairs and finds Hinaichigo’s beautiful drawing. Seeing how much it upsets her not to have her beloved "unyuu", he softens up and temporarily parts ways with his hikikomori lifestyle to try and find it.

As he leaves, Suigintou plans her entrance from the mirror in the storage room. Hinaichigo and Shinku come across Suigintou's trail of feathers leading to the storage room. Suigintou makes an appearance, revealing that she was behind the clown doll attack of the first episode. She somehow knows that Shinku has been there, to which Hinaichigo explains her preferred way to play the Alice Game. After a minor skirmish, Suigintou retreats into the mirror and promises to return soon.

Out in the city, Jun bumps into Tomoe while looking for "unyuu" (revealed to be ichigo daifuku, a soft rice cake with strawberry and chocolate inside.) The two talk for a while before parting ways. Jun and Nori both bring home plenty of ichigo daifuku. Hinaichigo is overjoyed, as you might expect, and takes quite a liking to Jun in particular. All seems well, but she knows it won't last forever.

## Important Events

* Suigintou makes her first appearance and has her first battle against Hinaichigo.
* Jun leaves the house for the first time.

## Trivia

* "Mercury Lampe" is partly English and partly German and means "Mercury Lamp".

* Animation error: When Jun is trying to figure out Hina's drawing, she magically appears at the left of the image rather than walking into frame.
Rozen Maiden: Träumend - Episode 01

13. Kliene Beere

**Return is** the first episode of the second anime season, Rozen Maiden Träumend. It first aired in Japan on October 20, 2005.

## Contents

* 1Summary
* 2Important Events
* 3Trivia
* 4Screenshots
* 5References & Citations

## Summary

A flashback to the creation of the Rozen Maiden dolls is shown, centering once again on Hinaichigo’s first time being wound up by Rozen. Returning to present day, Jun has made strides in returning to normal as he studies for a return to school, but the dolls quickly interrupt his progress. Suiseisekiand Souseiseki are furious at Shinku for applying graffiti to their watering can and gardening shears, respectively. Later, Nori returns home and gives Hinaichigo another ichigo daifuku, which she puts in her purse to save for later and goes to get Shinku’s Strawberry Melon (Ichigomeron) Suiseiseki hatches a plan to steal it. As Nori prepares dinner, Hinaichigo seems to be worried about something.

At dinner, Suiseiseki attempts to pickpocket Shinku only to find that her purse contains not a Ichigomeron, but the toy alligator from Die Treppe, planted there by Jun. Suiseiseki steals some of Jun's food as revenge. Later that night in her dream, Hinaichigo is visited by Suigintou, who questions why she fought so hard if she did not truly wish to hurt her. She wakes up and explains what happened to Jun, who seems to think that harming Suigintou was inevitable. Hinaichigo is still saddened by Suigintou's apparent loss. The two see MeiMei fluttering about the house and chase after her into the mirror, landing in a snow-covered version of Suigintou's dream world. Laplace's Demon appears and taunts the two before disappearing. Jun and Hinaichigo follow Meimei to a part of the dream world. Appearing before them is Suigintou, she is alive.

## Important Events

* Suigintou returns.
* Animation error: When Shinku is explaining why she drew graffiti, the animation appears to loop as Shinku’s arm "re-appears."
Berrybell

**Berrybell** (ベリーベル *Berīberu*) is a pink Artificial Spirit serving Hinaichigo, the sixth doll. She is seen helping Hinaichigo with many of her battles, either with Suigintou, Barasiushou, or Kirakishou. Berrybell also told Hinaichigo the whereabouts of Shinku, and explained to her that she was in danger. Hinaichigo gets many advice from Berrybell, who technically saved Shinku’s life.
Rozen Maiden: Duellwallzer

**Rozen Maiden: Duellwalzer** is a Visual Novel game developed by Taito Corporation. It was released in Japan for Sony's PlayStation 2 console on April 27, 2006. Its soundtrack, Rozen Maiden Beilege Disk, was included with the game's preorder. The game re-released under the label "Taito Best" on March 25, 2007.

 **Release Date** | April 27, 2006

## Description

Two versions were marketed for release: a "normal" one, which only included the game, and a special edition which also included a Rozen Maiden handwatch, similar to the one Hinaichigo is seen using. The watch features a picture of Hinaichigo inside of it. Also, there is a short detective Kun Kun episode. There are currently no plans to release this game outside of Japan.

## Trivia

* "Duellwalzer" is German and translates to "Duel Waltz".

## See also

* Rozen Maiden: Gebetgarten
* Rozen Maiden ALIBAT
* Rozen Maiden: Wechseln Sie Welt ab

## References & Citations

1. "Rozen Maiden Duellwalzer" (in Japanese). Taito Corporation. Archived from the originalon April 11, 2006. Retrieved October 23, 2013.
2. "Rozen Maiden Beilege Disk" (in Japanese). Suruga-ya. Retrieved October 20, 2013.
3. "Rozen Maiden Duellwalzer Taito Best" (in Japanese). Square Enix. Retrieved October 24, 2013.
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